A Walking Calamity

After taking a shower, Declan went downstairs to look for his grandpa.

It was already noon so he decided to go straight to the smithy where he usually works with his father.

Eren was the only blacksmith in Ashwood town and also one of the best blacksmiths in the Langford King which made the king hold him in high esteem. He could craft up to rare graded weapons which made him very important to the kingdom.

Although Aaron wasn't a blacksmith, he had somehow learned how to craft silver and adamantine weapons which could be wielded by adepts and valtors.

The Cliff family weren't a rich family but they weren't poor either. Although they couldn't be described as nobles, they could be described as a middle class family. Black smithing was their main source of income which was why Aaron usually joined to help his son when he wasn't hunting".

When he arrived at the balcony overlooking the living room, he saw his grand father, Eren, Ava, and Zareel having a conversation in the living room.

When Aaron saw him, he motioned for Declan to come and the boy descended the stairs case and sat on the sofa in front of them.

He was planning to share his good news with his family but decided to listen to what his grand father had to say first.

Aaron looked at the boy who seemed to have a different aura with a smile plastered on his face. He hadn't seen him smiling like this for a while now but he wasn't happy seeing that smile either. He thought the boy was only trying to make them less worried about him.

"Declan, I know you are going through a lot due to what happened a few days ago. I can understand what you're going through but know that we're doing everything possible to find a solution to your problem" Aaron said.

"But for the mean time, I want you to be in training before you enroll in the academy. You'll be training outside of the Ashwood Town and won't be seeing any of us until you're done with your training and in exchange for that, I promise to find everything necessary about being a beast tamer that will help you. We're doing this for your own good." He added and looked at the boy waiting for a reaction but all the boy was giving him was a smile.

"You brat, are you just going to smile at what I said" Aaron said

"Was it funny" He turned to look at Eren, requesting for an answer.

Eren only shook his head with an innocent face because the last thing he would want to face was his fathers anger.

"I understood everything you said grandpa, but I want to show you something first" Declan said and opened his status page.

'Yes Matrix, make it visible to everyone' Declan relied and his status page manifested before everyone in the room.

A few seconds later...

"__"

"__"

"__"

"__"

"How?!"

Everyone in the room said in unison.

For a brief moment, they thought it was just a dream because what they were seeing was something the boy sitting infront of them couldn't just have.

"H-how? Two job classes and a necromancer? What on earth happened to you Declan" Aaron asked in both excitement and fear.

His voice was trembling because he couldn't just believe what he was seeing. If all these were real then the boy infront of him would be a walking calamity.

"I don't know grandpa, I think I just got lucky" Declan replied casually as if it wasn't a big deal.

Necromancer was the rarerest and most hated job class in Edoria.

It was considered as dark magic and only a few people could wield it. Even the Demons who practiced dark magic resented necromancers. Necromancers weren't people who fought with strength. They rather made use of might. A necromancer wasn't an enemy people wished to fight against because they were nearly impossible to fight with. Whenever their undead fell, they will raise another one to replace it which made fighting against them akin to to suicide.

The necromancers just hid behind their undead minions in a battle, raising and controlling them from behind.

"He's not just any necromancer Lord Aaron, he is death's emporer" Zareel said in disbelief as his widened eyes were focused on the status page.

Ava and Eren were also reading what was on status page with their jaws hanging.

"Declan, how did you get all these" Aaron asked with excitement.

"I dreamt and a man gave me this ring, when I woke up, my status page was like this" Declan lied.

Although he has taken the risk of showing his family his job classes, he couldn't tell them a God came down from heaven to help him. He'll just look like a mad man in their eyes.

Zareel took a closer look at the ring on the boy's finger but couldn't see anything familiar. Although his answer was hard to believe but in the end, they just accepted it because there was no better explanation they could come up with.

"Declan, don't ever show this to anyone. If the kings and empowers find out you're in possession of such a power, they'll hunt you down even before you can master it" Aaron said.

"Okay grandpa, I won't show it to anyone" Declan replied.

He had already made his plans and decided not to show his true profession until he was strong enough to protect himself. He decided to focus on the beast tamer class and strengthen himself as much as he can, before starting to use the necromancy.

"Since we know about your job class I think it's time you continue with the training" Aaron said.

"You'll be in training for a year or two before joining your brother in the capital city"

"I know this is a delay for you but know that I'm doing this because I want the best for you" Aaron added.

"I know grandpa. I already thought about this and even decided to discuss it with you" Declan replied with a smile.

"But can Albert join?" Declan added with a pleading look.

"He can join but bare in mind that you wouldn't be training together and you wouldn't be seeing each other until your training end. I already discussed everything with Zareel, he'll tell you everything" Aaron said and Declan nodded.

The reason why he allowed Zareel to also see his job class was because he trusted him just as he trusted his family. He grew up around him and his family so he considered Zareel as a family member whom he could trust with his life.