SYSTEMS
1. Joji Sins of Crossroad
{Sir Engine}
{Reply Feature — Capable of communicating as though sentient. It will proactively clarify certain points of Joji's confusion, though it has little tolerance for his frivolous behaviour.}
{StatusWindow — Displays attributes, acquired bodily augmentations, and the skills you have trained.}
{SirHonorable — Issues missions not exclusively bound to righteousness, but inclined more toward strategy and combat.}
{SirRisqué — Issues missions related to a man's desires, from silent trysts to the taming of ancient calamities so that they might stand at your side.}
{More Features Coming Soon...}
{View Mode Only List:}
{1. Saintess of Immovable Loyalty and Risqué Trysts}
{2. Coming Soon...}
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2. Lena of Snow and Everhart
[Empress of Fidelity System] → {Saintess of Immovable Loyalty and Risqué Trysts} (Evolved)
{Wishlist System Tasks — A compendium outlining how one might cultivate a decent and proper relationship with a man. It grants rewards suited either to couples or to the strengthening of Lena herself.}
{Tasks of Trysts and Passion — Originating from Sir Risqué (Joji's System), these grant intimate and sensual tasks.}
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JOBS (Currently Discovered Only)
1. Knight Job
Rank 1 – Guard
Rank 2 – Squire
Rank 3 – Knight
Rank 4 – Elite Knight
Rank 5 – Great Knight
Rank 6 – Master Knight
Rank 7 – ???
2. Mage Job
Rank 1 – Conjurer
Rank 2 – Spell Caster
Rank 3 – Mage
Rank 4 – Arcanist
Rank 5 – High Mage
Rank 6 – Grand Magus
Rank 7 – Archmage
Rank 8 – ???
3. Priest Job
Rank 1 – Deacon
Rank 2 – Vicar
Rank 3 – Priest
Rank 4 – Monsignor
Rank 5 – ???
4. Dungeon Master Job
Rank 1 – Portal Wielder
Rank 2 – Rift Foreman
Rank 3 – Dungeon Master
Rank 4 – Labyrinth Warden
Rank 5 – ???
5. Hunter Job
Rank 1 – Tracker
Rank 2 – Huntsman
Rank 3 – Hunter
Rank 4 – ???
6. Druid Job
Rank 1 – Rootwhisperer
Rank 2 – Wildspeaker
Rank 3 – Druid
Rank 4 – ???
7. More Jobs to be discovered soon...
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[Jobs FAQ]
1. Can a job have different kinds of elements?
Yes. A job can express itself in many different ways. A knight, for example, does not need to fit a single mold. One knight may fight without armor or weapons, while another may specialize entirely in bows or shields.
The manual and inheritances defines the style. The execution depends on the individual.
2. What separates a Hunter who uses aura from a Knight who uses aura?
The difference lies in inheritances and manuals. Hunters are built more for fighting beasts and monsters, so their arts tend to be more effective against such creatures.
Knights, by contrast, are generally more balanced and versatile across a wider range of combat situations.
3. Can a mage learn different spells without conflict?
Yes. Mages are among the strongest jobs in this book. As long as a person has the necessary talent and aptitude, they can train in multiple spells without issue.
4. Why do some inheritances use two systems, such as aura and mana together?
Because inheritances have been passed down through countless ages. Different eras developed different trends and methods.
For example, a thousand years ago, there may have been magical barbarians who fought with clubs. In the current age, magic has become more refined, mature, and systematic. Because of that long history, some inheritances carry a blend of older and newer systems.
5. If you have any more questions, feel free to leave them in the comments. I do read them.