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chapter 70

[Ability] [Level] 25

[Stamina] 1

[Mana] 1

[Faith] 1

[Endurance] 1

[Skill] 1

[Strength] 1

[horsepower] 10

[Divine Power] 10

[Endurance] 7

'This is enough.'

After raising the stat points to 7 for endurance, I took my hand off the ability check orb. As the blue light faded, the letters and numbers that had appeared in the air like a status screen disappeared.

It was worthwhile to clear out the mobs here and there. Compared to the dire abilities of the Forsaken, who were a feast of 1 when I first arrived at the Knights of the Silver Dawn, I could truly say that I had made great strides.

From now on, I'll just raise my faith to 3 or 4 and increase my strength and mana in appropriate proportions. Or, depending on the situation, I'll increase my endurance a bit to replenish my stamina. It was up to me to decide.

Stamina is a completely meaningless stat in the Bella mode, and Faith is enough to cast a spell once or twice. Proficiency is also not a necessary stat unless you are a magic or faith character.

To be exact, even for melee characters, there are differences in required stats depending on the weapon group and build used, but in the build I chose, there was no particular reason to put proficiency aside and focus on strength.

'Now all that remains is how to obtain that weapon.'

I left the room, lost in thought. Although the conditions were perfectly met, there was still a blind spot of how to obtain a weapon to use after the bloody sword.

This was because the quest you had to complete to get it was notorious for being a really frustrating quest.

It's not that it's hard, but it's because it takes up so much time and is so boring. It's similar to the rock civet that gets cursed at for taking so long and being boring, but it's also different.

If the rock raccoon was the type that said, "Why did you make it like this?", then that quest was the type that said, "They made it like this to screw us over!" It was a case where the purpose was obvious to anyone, so it actually received less criticism.

Even in the game, it was a quest that took more than 10 hours in real time to completely clear. Now, if you're not careful, it could take months.

"Are you ready?"

As I turned the corner of the hallway, lost in thought, Lize, clad in silver armor and with a helmet tucked under her arm, greeted me. The armor seemed to have been maintained much more carefully than usual, its surface being shiny.

"I already did it a long time ago. You, Lize? No. There's no need to ask. I can tell just by looking at your armor."

"I'm glad the effort paid off. Our Delta even noticed it right away."

"It's noticeable even at a glance. You could even use it as a mirror. Why did you clean it to this extent?"

"It can't be helped since we're going to meet someone as high as the Pope. In a holy country, the Pope is no different from the Emperor to them by our standards, so we can't prepare carelessly."

'Emperor... ... .'

Hearing those words, a bitter taste lingered in my mouth. Two days ago, when I heard the shocking statement from Selene that the Emperor was very concerned about me, I stayed up all night.

Now that some time has passed, my feelings have calmed down a bit, but I still don't understand what it was that made her so interested in me, even though we'd only met once.

"Are you really going to go like that? Without even wearing armor? Aren't you nervous?"

Lize looked me up and down. I was wearing my usual cotton clothes, leather pants, and appropriate sneakers, with a bloody sword tucked into my waistband.

We didn't need anything else. We didn't have to take care of food, clothing, and shelter ourselves in the Holy Land.

Armor? You can't roll if you wear that. Tension? Even though it's a game, I've already met the Pope hundreds of times. All I had to do was pray that his personality wouldn't change drastically.

"I told you, armor is a hindrance."

"...That's not the problem."

Lize looked at me with squinty eyes.

"Delta, you must tell me that secret later. No matter what."

It was a more persistent reaction than before, but there was a reason for it.

After Selene returned, I told her about the things I experienced while subduing Arachnainera, and I confessed that my abilities had increased. Perhaps that was why the Inquisitor sensed my divine power.

I had already thought of an excuse. As I gradually regained my past memories, my physical abilities would also gradually return accordingly.

But I didn't want to lie again, so I gave up on making excuses and just brushed it off by saying it was a secret. Then, Aurora and the Knight Commanders glared at me as if they were going to kill me.

'I can't help it, I absolutely can't let the Emperor find out.'

To be honest, I've thought that maybe it's time to tell those five the truth. The Knight Commanders are allies that I can trust unconditionally, and Aurore is the type of person who wouldn't betray.