Arcane Sniper [Matan’s Shooter]

He didn’t even check his level properly, but he made sure to get the items.

However, it would be better to sell them at the store. 15 gold at most? Maybe under 5 gold?

Leeha’s attacks were wide-range explosives such as bombs and claymores.

Since the users were blown up, their items were damaged as well, it was fortunate that Leeha was able to get at least a few in good condition.

‘Compared to that, the amount I invested was around 50 gold. I really used up all my fortune.’

Leeha’s balance was around 30 ‘silver’. Except for the return scroll and a few teleportation scrolls, there was nothing left.

Even if he received backlash, Leeha was so poor that he thought that it would have been good if he swallowed Rising Sun’s capital.

“Phew, of course, I got no profit!” However, there were other great things.

Things that could not be converted to money.

Leeha had a brief look at the logs of the past days.

[Achievement: Summary Judgement(C-)]

Congratulations! You have killed a criminal with a chaotic index of 300 or higher! Criminals who commit evil deeds deserve death! We ask for the order of Middle Earth in the future.

Reward: 10 stat points

[Achievement: Hate the sin. Hate the sinners too(C) >

Congratulations! You have killed

more than one criminal with a chaotic index of 400 or higher! You have cut through wicked sin. You have also cut through people, but what does it matter? Sin is the responsibility of those who committed it!

Reward: 11 stat points

[Achievement: Guild War Victory – Rising Sun(B)]

Congratulations! You have won against the B-Grade guild Rising Sun. The name of the [Setting Sun Desperado]’s guild master will spread rapidly throughout Middle Earth.

Reward: 14 stat points

(This achievement does not have a Hall of Fame)

‘I got 35 stat points. And there’s something else that is better than these achievements!’

Leeha managed to hold back his laughter and looked back at the achievement window.

It was a truly brilliant achievement. There was a reason why people praised him until their mouths dried.

[Achievement: Incarnation of the Battlefield(A-)]

Congratulations! You have killed more than 500 enemies in one battle. The blood of your enemies formed a river, and you smiled proudly in front of their corpses. People praise you for showing the devil’s face to your enemies and the back of an angel to your allies!

Reward: 15 stat points

You are the third registrant of the achievement [Incarnation of the Battlefield].

The first three registrants of the achievement will be recorded in the Hall of Fame, and an additional 200% of the existing effect will be applied.

Effect: 32 stat points

“……The Incarnation of the Battlefield.”

This was the first A-class achievement that Leeha got. It wasn’t only 500 people. Kill 500 or more in one battle.

In other words, he had dealt with 500 people during the time he didn’t log out.

It was absurd to Leeha that someone had gotten this monstrous achievement besides himself, but he could at least guess who the other one was.

‘Isn’t it Agromni Igor?’

The Russian Berserker. That monster could easily fight a 1:500 battle.

He already had demonstrated abilities close to that in the Tiwi Canyon.

‘Anyway, 35 plus 16 plus 32 stat points, for a total of 83 stat points from achievements……!’

Puhaha, Leeha opened the character window. If he got 83 stat points, how many was it in terms of level?

‘And that’s not everything yet!’

Name: Ha Leeha / Race: Human

Job: Musketeer / Level: 92 (48%)

Title: Fearless / Achievement: 31

HP: 3,520 / MP: 740

Stats:

Strength: 73(+58)

Agility: 701(+171)

Intellligence: 83(+52)

Constitution: 135(+42)

Mind: 33(+23)

Remaining stat points: 83

These were his stats so far. The stats he obtained by reaching level 92.

He got a total of 140 including the stat bonus one got every 10 levels starting from level 67.

‘What if I add the 83 stat points to that?’

Leeha got a total of 223 stat points while he leveled up 25 times. And every level only 5 stat points were given.

If one didn’t smile at that, then one wouldn’t be human.

“I guess I would put 20 to intelligence and the rest will go to agility.”

Leeha saw a lot of improvement in his physical movements when it got to 700. He believed that getting to 800 and 900 would make him faster.

Stat:

Strength: 73(+58)

Agility:

764(+171)

Intellligence: 103(+52)

Constitution: 135(+42)

Mind: 33(+23)

Remaining stat points: 0

“Great! Then before going to the post office, I should stop by the academy.”

His level changed a lot, not to mention his stats.

The standards of getting measured by NPCs had changed, and Leeha decided to stop by the academy, in anticipation that

he would receive a different quest from Browless.

‘Hu, was it mentioned that there are more musketeers?’

Leeha somewhat pitied the beginners.

They started Middle Earth after watching his videos, and then they chose Musketeer as their job? They were so unfortunate! If they can’t turn off the combat assistance system, there’s no worse job than a musketeer….

‘It seems that many users have stopped playing the game after three months. Hehe.’

Most couldn’t stand it. However, if there were outstanding users among them, he expected it to be interesting in its own way.

Leeha entered the Musketeer Academy, imagining that one day, they would have a great building like other jobs.

“Director, are you there!”

Creak-.

He had never been here, ever since he fought Rising Sun.

However, Leeha felt a sense of incongruity beyond that.

‘There’s someone here.’

He felt thrilled in the dark hallway.

At first, he thought that musketeers from Candle Castle or other beginner villages came to the academy, however, this was different.

‘This doesn’t feel like low-levels.’ When he fought Rising Sun, Leeha’s senses were extremely developed

It was enough to distinguish between simple animals,

monsters, and human traces. The massacre in the Lightless Forest may have been possible thanks to that.

Leeha carefully took out the broken needle gun from his bag.

Of course, he didn’t mean to shoot with it. He wondered if he could simply beat the unknown person using the musket’s butt.

‘I think it’s ridiculous as well. This wouldn’t help if someone wanted to do PVP in the capital.’

He would get stabbed with a knife before he could wield it. Leeha stepped carefully.

There was the sound of words riding in the wind.

“Are you still like that?”

The first thing he heard was Browless’s voice. It was a low voice, but he wasn’t particularly alert.

“It’s a miracle that you were able to talk without pointing your guns at each other.”

“This … It is because the two of you didn’t seem to get along…”

There was also the sound of drinking.

At least, the unknown person did not come to cause a riot.

‘Was there any other user who could have such a friendly conversation with Browless? NPC- No, I don’t think they’re an NPC……

Leeha, who held a blunt weapon(?), missed the time to go out.

Most importantly, he wondered what their conversation meant.

“But the third one looked pretty clever.”

“Hmm, I heard that he doesn’t come these days, but I didn’t know that he would stand alone in a war against a large guild.”

“He should have grown a lot since the last time you saw him.”

“He should be. I hope so. Now, I hope you can help him.”

“Help? Leeha, it looks like you cherish him quite a bit. Or is it because he is the successor of Miss Elizabeth?”

“Leeha, maybe.”

Leeha, who had been listening, got goosebumps.

What, now?

‘Are they talking about me?’

A war waged against a large guild. Miss Elizabeth’s successor.

There were only two people who met these two conditions in all of Middle Earth. He missed the time to go out.

‘No, if I appear now, I would look like an eavesdropper. I’d rather pretend that I-’

I should show myself! Show himself! Just as he was thinking, he heard the voice of the person talking to Browless.

“I can’t help him. He will become my rival someday.”

Those words stopped Leeha’s movements. Rival?

Leeha didn’t know who that person was.

What did he mean rival? If such words came out while they were talking about him,

Leeha wanted to hear more.

‘Who is he? Who the hell is he and why would I be his rival?’

Leeha listened more carefully. Browless sighed and continued.

“……You have already figured it out.”

“It was not that difficult. Besides, I don’t even need to help him. Just by mentioning this much should have helped.”

“Hmm? Why?”

Why? Leeha held his breath and waited anxiously for his words.

‘Who are you and what’s going on? Who is the person the Director is asking to help me, and who is the person that would be my rival?’

There was one more thing before that.

This was Musket Academy. What if he meant help with muskets?

‘If it’s like that……. I won’t be mad. Since I don’t think there would be a lot of people who could compete with me in all of Middle Earth when it comes to shooting.’

Or was it to help me level up? That’s too weird. What does it mean to have already helped?

Their words did not continue even while Leeha cleared his mind for a moment.

Come on tell me. What were you trying to say? Why did you say you didn’t need to help me? Besides, what did you already help with?

He hid behind the corner wall and listened, then-! A shadow appeared in front of Leeha

“Because he was already listening here.”

A stranger was looking down at Leeha.

“Waah–!! Y-you surprised me!”

Papapat-! Leeha purposely dropped the Needle Gun he held as he retreated.

He was so surprised that he almost swung it. If that person had been hit, PVP action would have taken place in the capital.

“Leeha-kun?”

“Uh…… Director-nim. Hehe, hello. That, I didn’t mean to eavesdrop. I was walking and stopped- Uh – I suddenly heard a voice I wasn’t familiar with, so I stopped and went on alert for a moment.”

“Phew……. Right, I understand. I commend you for being able to hide your presence that much.”

He shook his head.

He looked at the Needle Gun that dropped on the floor.

“He’s more interesting than I thought, Director-nim. There’s no need for my help.”

“Really?”

“Yes. I will visit again next time.”

“Come here often. You know there’s no one to talk to but you.”

The NPCs words were sentimental. A stranger would have thought the same as Leeha.

He said goodbye to Browless and looked at Leeha and the Needle Gun that fell on the floor once more.

“Well then.”

“Ah, yes.”

He lowered his head lightly toward Leeha, who picked up the Needle Gun.

Leeha responded without realizing it. What?

He was wearing a camel-colored thick coat and a wide-brimmed hat like Browless

One peculiar thing was that his musket was not visible.