Regressor Instruction Manual

I could understand why Han Sora was trembling. If I were her, I would not want to get involved with Blue anymore at this point. She might even want to move out of Lindel and into another city.

If she were smart, this would be her best plan. What Jung Hayan had done to her had been very traumatic. Fortunately or unfortunately, Jung Hayan wasn't here, but I thought there was a high probability that she wouldn't want to be entangled with me.

However, what she thought had nothing to do with me.

What was a little more important was that she had chosen black wizard as a class.

'Warlock.'

There was no reason to ask why.

[Warlock (Rare): This is a ranged class that can use black magic. Black magic is a new level of magic that completely overturns the existing magical common sense. Because of the concept of borrowing power from the devil, some religious groups feel strong resistance to black magic, but its destructive power can be overwhelmingly higher than that of other occupations. Acquired basic black magic knowledge. Magic power will increase by 4.]

'Look at her...'

Her magic power circuit had been destroyed, so this class was what she could at least choose.

Unlike wizards that forcefully demand affinity for magic, black wizards were one of the classes that were less influenced by magical power.

I also remembered taking a lot of time to decide between a black wizard and an alchemist.

At the time, Park Deokgu recommended the warlock class, and Kim Hyunsung recommended changing to an alchemist.

I thought the former would be better, but what made me come this far was choosing to be an alchemist with the heroic-grade item called Ramus Tucker's Introduction to Alchemy.

However, there was something that came to mind at times.

'What if I had chosen to be a warlock instead of an alchemist?'

Of course, being an alchemist was not all bad. I think I had been excessively well treated, and my achievements were excellent. In addition to obtaining a unique legendary-grade class, my lack of force had also been partially filled.

Nevertheless...

'Warlock wouldn't have been bad, either.'

I sometimes wondered about this. If I had chosen to be a warlock, it would have been inconvenient to move around the Holy Empire, but that area was unknown to me.

I was both curious and interested.

While thinking about these things, Han Sora spoke. Of course, she looked very embarrassed.

"Is it... me... y-you're calling?"

"Yes. Please get off the carriage for a moment, Han Sorssi."

"Ah..."

She did look anxious. From her expression, I knew she had not taken the warlock class to take revenge. No matter how well she must've done, the idea that she could harm Jung Hayan was impossible.

'I guess that's fortunate.'

The two were already at different levels, and the gap would never close.

She knew this better than anyone else.

I nodded and spoke to the coachman waiting for departure.

Still wearing a bandage all over her body, she got off the wagon and looked at me anxiously.