Regina had seen him before. Impression-wise, he was rely a Ranger Apprentice, which to a Level 3 expert, was not much different from an ordinary person.
And he was a Caster; in Loren’s view, although the Blood Sword’s class level was higher than his, he would probably show him so respect.
A few minutes later.
At the entrance of Oak Village.
"Bang!" A dull sound!
Half-Orc Gorgu casually punched Regina, making him curl up like a boiled shrimp, retreating several steps with blood at the corner of his mouth.
When Mage Loren and Dwarf Bruno arrived, they saw this scene.
"Damn half-orc, what are you doing?" The hot-tempered Bruno imdiately jumped off the carriage, unable to suppress his roar.
"Yo, what’s going on today? One clueless one shows up, now here cos a short dwarf," Half-Orc Gorgu mocked.
However, even though Gorgu said so, his expression grew sowhat serious.
He could naturally see that the sturdy Dwarf Warrior in front of him, although not as refined in aura as him, was also one of the Classes.
And then, the middle-aged man who stepped down from the carriage, holding a Magic Staff and dressed in a Mage Robe, made both him and Blood Sword Quinn by his side squint slightly.
Because no matter where, the status of a Caster is unmatched by other Classes of the sa level.
...
anwhile.
In Mill Town.
Raine, stepping out of the Adventurer’s Association, glanced at the orange winter sun in the sky, feeling its warm rays, and was in a pretty good mood.
Raine hadn’t ruled out sparring with soone.
But soon, he abandoned the idea.
Within his team, neither Laisa nor Reya was suitable.
As for asking Schneider, the captain of the Giant Blade Squad, though they had a good relationship, it wasn’t to the point where they could share exclusive Class Skills. If asked, answering or not would be awkward.
So Raine decided to head to his usual woods and practice alone.
A few minutes later.
Raine reached the familiar grove, starting to practice the Frost Domain, an exclusive Class Skill which was about to reach Level 2.
anwhile.
Rogue Apprentice Allison, chest heaving, rushed into the association hall.
He quickly located a waitress and asked, "I have urgent business with Mr. Raine the Skullcrusher. Is Mr. Raine here?"
"Mr. Raine? I just saw Mr. Raine leave," the waitress recalled and said.
"What! Went out? Where to?"
At this mont, Laisa, having finished writing letters and sending money to her younger siblings, was coming down from the second floor.
Hearing Allison’s words, she flashed over and asked, "You’re looking for Raine? What’s the matter?"
If the na Raine was common enough to have duplicates, being called "Skullcrusher" was rare, and in Mill Town, it was unique.
Seeing the condensed aura of the young, pretty woman in front of him, Allison judged from her attire that she was the Class he dread of joining — the Wanderer line.
"You are Mr. Raine’s...?"
"Teammate."
Allison glanced at the waitress, who nodded and said, "Yes, Miss Laisa is a mber of Mr. Raine’s team."
Relieved, Allison imdiately recounted the entire situation to Laisa.
On hearing it, Laisa’s eyes narrowed slightly, "Oak Village? I’ll head there first."
At the sa ti, she said to the waitress and Allison, "Reya is upstairs. Tell Reya to find Raine, that’s all."
With that, a gust of wind blew, leaving behind only a shadow and the sound of air being sliced.
With the Floating Boots, Laisa’s Gale Step made her nearly invisible.
...
Near Mill Town.
In the woods.
With winter in full swing, the trees in the grove where Raine often practiced the Freezing Ray were partly bare.
But since over half were pine and spruce evergreens, the deep green needles against the vast blue sky, with the sun’s warmth, brought no winter desolation.
Suddenly, transparent phantoms flickered around several trees, accompanied by a fierce northerly wind sound.
Unexpectedly, there seed to be cries and shouts of hundreds of souls, sending chills down one’s spine!
Seconds later, the phantoms vanished, leaving a layer of white frost on the ground.
At the center stood a tall young man with spiked shoulder armor, eyes sharp, deep in thought, as if grasping sothing.
Raine had just repeatedly cast the Frost Domain.
This exclusive class skill focuses on the phantom of life, and on spiritual deterrence attacks, not purely frost damage.
In the next second.
Suddenly, Raine’s brow relaxed, and a smile appeared on his lips!
And an invisible aura spread from where he stood, expanding outward.
If anyone were present at that mont, they would definitely notice that Raine’s aura had beco more refined, even more than before.
"Finally reached Level 3 Classes!"
With a pleased expression, Raine glanced at the attribute panel:
[Na: Raine]
[Class (Special): Frost Lord Lv3]
[Class Skills: Frost Strike Lv2, Ice Shield Reflection Lv2, Frost Domain Lv2]
....
Frost Domain Lv2, Effect: Within a 15-ter radius around you, you can designate up to 10 enemies you have killed to appear in a semi-transparent spirit form, attacking all hostile targets within the range.
(Note: Spirit attacks are accompanied by ntal deterrence and cold effects.)
...
[Power: 10 ( 8)]
[Agility: 8 ( 2)]
[Constitution: 10 ( 8)]
[Intelligence: 14 ( 3)]
[Perception: 8 ( 1.6)]
[Charm: 7]
...
"Just like the last promotion, power and constitution both increased by 1 point."
"Intelligence increased by 2 points!"
"The attack range of Frost Domain has also expanded, from ten ters to fifteen ters."
"Moreover, the phantoms now not only have deterrent effects but also cold attack effects."
As Raine was reviewing the changes, suddenly, he heard the sound of horse hooves not far behind him.
This made Raine turn his head in confusion, for this small forest usually remained quite desolate, devoid of any demons, and few people would deliberately co here.
"Eh? It’s Reya."
In his line of sight appeared two galloping steeds, with a familiar silhouette on one of them.
"The person next to her seems familiar, is it.... Allison?" Raine’s eyes paused on another young man in leather armor beside her.
Upon seeing Raine, Reya’s face lit up with joy, she imdiately pulled the reins tight and then jumped off the horse quickly, saying, "Raine! Oak Village is in trouble..."
Listening to Reya and Allison’s account, the joy on Raine’s face from his recent promotion gradually faded, turning sowhat grim.
"Raine, you ride this horse, let’s head over there imdiately!"
Raine glanced at the horse and said to Reya, "Too slow! I’ll take you there myself."
"Allison, thank you!" Raine thanked Allison, who was standing to one side.
Raine’s words left Reya sowhat puzzled.
But in the next second, she was suddenly scooped up in Raine’s arms.
This intimate contact made Reya blush, especially with Allison, the Rogue Apprentice, present.
However, before Reya could say anything, she suddenly felt a strong wind blowing against her face.
When she looked down astonished, she realized she was already more than ten ters above the ground, ascending, flying towards Oak Village.
This left Reya utterly shocked, and the hint of shyness she had felt was swept away.
"Raine, have you mastered the Third Level Spell Flying Spell?"
"But isn’t this sothing only a Level 5 Mage could possibly master? Moreover, Flying Spell is one of the most difficult spells to master among the Third Level Spells. You..."
"I learned an improved version of the Flying Spell."
Raine had just used the newly acquired monster skill — Flying Spell.
From Veronica’s ’Drow Elite Mage Bloodline,’ he was using it for the first ti.
And on the ground, the Rogue Apprentice Allison was already wide-eyed, watching Raine fly away in shock, exclaiming, "My God! Mr. Raine can actually fly?"
"Could this be the Third Level Spell, Flying Spell?"
"Wait! Doesn’t that an Mr. Raine will soon deal with that arrogant Blood Sword Quinn?"
Understanding this, Allison’s face lit up with joy as he mounted his horse and galloped towards Oak Village.
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