Owner of Twilight Intuition – Chapter 38

Durability: 30/30

*Increases Magic Power by 60.

‘Oh? Not bad.’

It’s an accessory that increases Magic Power by 110, including the additional stats. Since I always feel like I’m lacking Magic Power, no matter how much it increases, this accessory was a must-buy item for me.

“How much is it?”

“Just 60 silver. I’m giving you a good deal.”

“……60 silver?”

This bracelet is more expensive than the weapon I made? As I looked at the player with a bewildered expression, he seemed to read my mind and immediately answered.

“Magic Power related items are originally expensive enough to be traded with cash. In fact, even if you put it up for 100,000 won on the cash transaction window, it’ll probably sell.”

‘Cash? Is that why it’s so hard to find?’

I remembered that I tried to find Magic Power related accessories in the morning, but couldn’t find any. At the same time, I had the thought that if I didn’t buy this bracelet now, I might not be able to find another one.

“I’ll take it.”

“You’re a reasonable person.”

[Transaction completed.]

As I turned around after completing the transaction, Raz clung to me as if she had been waiting.

“Didn’t you pay too much?”

“It doesn’t matter since I earned money from the quest. If anything, I can make and sell weapons.”

“Make and sell? You have crafting skills too?”

“Yeah.”

Raz looked at me with a puzzled expression as I nodded nonchalantly.

“Isn’t it enough to just learn combat skills? The number of skills you can learn is limited.”

“That’s true.”

“But if you can make and sell weapons…… what level is your skill?”

“Level 10.”

Raz’s eyes widened at my answer of level 10. She seemed more surprised than when I said Giant’s Sprint was A-rank. Is it that surprising? Well, thinking about it, it’s an undeniably difficult skill to level up.

Then, Raz said to me with a beaming smile.

“Hey, if you don’t mind, could you make a weapon for me too?”

“A weapon? A bow?”

“Yeah.”

“There’s definitely a bow in the weapon crafting list, so I can make it, but……”

It’s literally a basic weapon. If the longsword’s attack power is around 60, the bow would be around 50? The surprising thing here is that even this attack power of 50 requires me to use Intuition to make it.

If I just make it normally, a bow with an attack power of around 40 would be created.

“Will you make it now?”

“Huh? Really? No, not now, but later. I have a recipe I bought yesterday.”

It seems she wasn’t planning on making it with a basic weapon. By the way, she had a recipe? If she has a recipe, there’s no need to insist on a basic weapon. Well, I don’t have a weapon made with a recipe either, but of course I thought it would be better than a basic weapon.

“In exchange for making the bow, I’ll tell you about the dungeon I found.”

Huh?

“Is that okay?”

“Why not? A level 10 crafter is making it for me. But I guess it won’t work to wander around until I gather all the materials, right?”

“Of course.”

It’s almost time to meet Loina. I can’t wander around looking for materials in the meantime. Fortunately, Raz seemed to realize that too, and came up with a different solution.

“Then let’s register as friends.”

“Friend registration?”

“I’ll have to go to you when I gather all the materials. Of course, we should at least register as friends.”

It’s true that we need a way to contact each other since I promised to make it for her. Moreover, if it’s friend registration, I can nod my head. It’s because we can contact each other regardless of distance if we register as friends.

‘Though I’ve never done it in Twilight.’

[Player ‘Raz’ has requested to register as a friend.]

[Would you like to accept?]

“Accept.”

[You have registered as a friend with player ‘Raz’.]

[You can check registered players with the command ‘Friend List Window’.]

When I checked, Raz’s name was engraved there. Raz, having achieved her goal, waved at me.

“Then I’ll go gather materials. Good luck to you too.”

After taking my eyes off Raz, who left in a hurry after leaving those words, I spent the remaining time looking for accessories, but there were none. Then, after confirming that it was almost time for the appointment, I headed towards the north gate to meet her.

‘Is she waiting already?’

I’m moving according to the appointed time, but since I’m not the one in a hurry, but Loina, she might be waiting already. With that thought, I arrived at the north gate, and as expected, I saw Loina.

“You’ve come.”

“Yes. But……”

Are the other people around her guild members? Looking closely, I could see more than 10 people waiting near Loina.

‘Are all these people going?’

Counting them precisely, there were a total of 12 people. No, 13 including me. I thought it was a damn lot, but I didn’t show it and said to Loina.

“Let’s depart if everyone’s gathered.”

“Okay. Ah, I’ll give you the money after the hunt is over. Is that okay?”

“After the hunt is over?”

“Yes.”

Hmm.

Well, as long as I get the money, it doesn’t matter. The problem is how to receive the money. Will she deposit it into my account? Since this hasn’t been decided yet, it’s better to ask.

“How will you give it to me?”

“Hmm, I’ll deposit it into your account. How’s that?”

“That’s fine.”

“It’s decided then.”

[Player ‘Loina’ has requested to form a party. Would you like to accept?]

“Accept.”

[You have joined the party.]

[Current party members: 13. (Rudin, Loina, Hawk, Kane……)]

The names of the players who joined the party first were listed in a long line. There was no need to memorize them all, so I just skimmed through them. Anyway, after I joined the party, Loina said as if it was something new.

“Your name is Rudin-nim.”

‘Hmm?’

She still didn’t know my ID? Thinking about it, I didn’t remember telling her my ID.

How careless of me.

“Let’s talk while heading to the dungeon.”

Following Loina’s words, everyone started moving. However, looking at Loina’s guild members moving, they were walking separately in groups of 2-3. It felt like they were strangers to each other, even though they were from the same guild.

“Ah, Rudin-nim. How was Turu?”

“Turu? As you know, he’s strong enough to be difficult to catch.”

Even now, I couldn’t think of a way to defeat Turu. The tree roots I used at first tied him up in a wide range, and the ice I used next spread out in a fan shape, making it difficult to avoid the further away you were.

If a melee class could distract him, it might be possible, but since one hit deals over 1,000 damage, it’s certain that he’s not someone we can catch.

‘But……’

The Intuition that activated at the end.

Remembering that I dodged Turu’s attack with that Intuition, I felt a sense of possibility for some reason. If I could freely use the Intuition that activated at that time, wouldn’t I be able to avoid Turu’s attacks?

“Is it impossible even for the Emperor Guild Master with the S-rank skill?”

“I don’t know. I think it would be difficult.”

S-rank skill my foot. Even I, who have two S-rank skills, lost to Turu. I, who have a title and skills specialized in defense, died after getting hit just three times. Would that Emperor Guild be any different? Of course, they could kill him in one shot with that Extinction Sword.

‘Well, would it be enough if the damage is around 10,000?’

But there’s a limit. Is 10,000 damage even a possible number?

“So, no one can catch him right now.”

While having this and that conversation with Loina on the way to the dungeon, a familiar face caught my eye among Loina’s guild members.

‘Huh? That person is definitely……’

It seems like the person who participated in the raid earlier?

As if reading my mind, Loina spoke.

“About half of these people are those who formed a party on the way to the raid and even joined the guild. I judged that they would have a certain level of skill if they were confident enough to go on the raid.”

“So you participated in the raid on purpose?”

“That’s right. More importantly, are you really not thinking of joining the guild?”

“Unfortunately, no.”

Of course, it’s not that I hate joining a guild. I just don’t feel the need to. I’ve been doing well without a guild so far, so would it be more convenient if I joined one?

Probably not.

If they invite me to join because of my combat ability, like the Dawn’s Light Guild or Loina’s guild, it would only cause trouble.

‘For example, having to help with hunts like now……’

Or wouldn’t I end up in unwanted fights?

‘Well, there are good points too.’

The main example is dungeons. It seems like every guild has at least one player with Exploration skill. And if I’m in a guild, item trading would be smoother.

“By the way, when will we arrive at the dungeon?”

“We’re almost there. It’s right over there.”

Ah, we’re almost there?

The place Loina pointed to with her hand was a cliff with a pile of rocks. Is the cliff the dungeon? Anyway, since she said we’ve arrived, I had nothing to say. Nodding my head in agreement, Loina approached the cliff.

“The dungeon is under this rock. Please wait a moment.”

The rock was bigger than a person. Do we have to move this? While I was watching with that thought, all the party members except me clung to the huge rock and struggled to push it away.

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