I Got an Ex-Class Omnipotent System - Chapter 40

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Episode 40

Chapter 40: Dungeon Inside the Black Gate? (3)

In the middle of Floating Island Parabi.

Rough breathing sounds could be heard from that place.

“Huff, huff.”

“Grrrgh.”

“Whew.”

Judging by their human appearance rather than that of other races, they were Earth’s hunters, but they were gasping for breath as if dying, though they weren’t being chased or attacked by villains.

They were simply breathing heavily from exhaustion, and that party was none other than Park Insu’s party.

The first hunt was led by Dohyun’s party, who did most of the hunting, but after that, Park Insu’s party also cooperated in the hunting.

Since they weren’t one party, the points were divided, but even so, Dohyun’s party hunted quite efficiently.

They used magic to block escape routes and hunted large numbers of monsters like a drive hunt.

Because their escape routes were blocked, the monsters came out more violently, and conducting a drive hunt against such creatures was no easy task.

Especially since this wasn’t a game.

They couldn’t use wide-area skills indiscriminately, so dealing with them one by one could truly be called a terrible experience.

Although Park Insu’s party had higher individual stamina than Dohyun’s party, Dohyun’s party was less tired than Park Insu’s party.

Park Insu’s party looked at Dohyun’s party and couldn’t help but admire them, thinking they were already perfect, but honestly, Dohyun, Hanalin, and Jiyuchan didn’t think so.

Rather, even during rest time, they were looking at each other and sharing opinions.

“The wind barrier Nalin was using earlier didn’t seem to work well here.”

“Yes. It seems difficult to block with wind because of the floating characteristics. How about using fire after linking it with wind?”

“No, I’m against it. Using fire makes it hard for us to approach due to the heat, and it also disrupts our vision.”

“Yuchan is right. It’s better to use fire only for blocking escape routes and not for attacks. Linking means you’re planning to use it for attacks too, right?”

“You’re right.”

“And Yuchan, when you use your sword, you don’t seem to pay attention to your lower body. I saw you almost trip over a floating spirit’s tentacle just now.”

“I’ll be careful.”

Dohyun’s party humbly accepted the feedback Dohyun gave and their points for improvement.

Seeing this, Park Insu’s party had to abandon whatever thoughts they had about Dohyun’s party.

That couldn’t be explained by talent alone.

Having simple talent and putting in such passionate effort to share feedback and improve skills was an ability beyond talent.

Park Insu’s party couldn’t help but deeply reflect while watching Dohyun’s party.

And Park Insu, exhausted to the limit, got up first and approached Dohyun.

When Dohyun’s party feedback was somewhat finished, he looked at Park Insu who approached with a puzzled expression, and Park Insu carefully spoke to Dohyun.

“Could you possibly give me feedback too?”

Since even Park Insu, the strongest in Park Insu’s party, asked for learning like that, what about the other two?

Jeong Sangyun and Kim Jinha also quickly sat side by side next to Park Insu as if anxious and spoke to Dohyun.

“What about us?”

“Could you give us feedback?”

Dohyun was initially flustered.

Park Insu’s party were, in other words, seniors, weren’t they? They had been hunters much longer than Dohyun and had more experience than him.

In such a situation, throwing away all pride and coming to Dohyun to ask for learning was not an easy thing to do.

Think about it. It wouldn’t be easy for a high school senior to ask a middle school genius for help with studies. But doing so would only be possible because of such desperation.

Dohyun could somewhat understand that feeling, so he had no choice but to nod readily.

Feedback wasn’t that difficult after all.

Most importantly.

‘I can gain stats by witnessing others’ growth.’

That was also why he gave feedback to Hanalin and Jiyuchan.

Analysis could closely examine others’ stats and abilities, and definitely help with growth.

Just providing the right direction could create tremendous synergy effects. Then they would naturally grow, and when they grew, Dohyun could also see a virtuous cycle where his stats increased.

Park Insu’s party was the same.

If they achieved growth here, Dohyun could grow too.

Sure enough, points from Hanalin and Jiyuchan, who had grown through this feedback, appeared.

Where else could there be such sweetness?

Nothing was more beneficial to Dohyun than hunting and growing here like this, so Dohyun gave feedback to Park Insu and the others.

“First, Insu hyung, you handle a greatsword, but you’re not utilizing the greatsword’s advantages as much as expected. Since it’s a greatsword, heavy and powerful strikes are naturally important, but for that heaviness, your lower body shouldn’t shake, yet your lower body is shaking and dispersing quite a bit of power. To solve that, I think it’s important to increase flexibility a bit. If you’re just rigid, you might break, but if you incorporate flexibility, you can maintain sturdiness while smoothly handling things.”

“Ah, ah! Th-thank you.”

“And Sangyun, you use it with a shield, but your coordination is off. Right after blocking with the shield, you’re so eager to attack that you try to swing your mace without even removing the shield, which is the problem. It would be better to charge with the shield after blocking to push or disrupt the opponent’s stance before attacking, but you’re too hasty to attack, so that breaks down. As a result, even when you block with the shield, your eagerness to counterattack quickly makes even the shield shake. It’s your upper body shaking, not your lower body. If you just control that mindset, it would be much better.”

“Ohhh! Th-thank you!”

“And Jinha, you tend to waste healing too much. Using mana to heal injured allies is naturally good, but you use it too quickly. You use it preemptively even when they’re not injured, so there’s too much mana waste. It would be much better to heal after they’re injured. And I understand that healing has short range, but going ahead too early to heal isn’t very good. You should move when needed at the right time. Earlier too, because you moved ahead, you drew aggro from the floating spirit and almost got hit by a tentacle. You need to be careful of that.”

“Gasp, thank you.”

Park Insu’s party was moved by the nearly perfect feedback and mulled over Dohyun’s advice. Since each piece was truly beneficial feedback, they engraved it in their minds.

Dohyun watched this with a pleased smile while also reviewing his own performance.

For now, he was showing movements that could be considered his best, but there were definitely areas for improvement.

Other party members might not know, but Dohyun knew well.

‘I don’t utilize analysis as well as I thought.’

He was good at taking what analysis automatically provided, but he didn’t have much will to use analysis on his own. Since analysis did it automatically, that was perhaps natural, but he thought he needed to know how to use this at will to develop further than now, so Dohyun thought to keep such points in mind.

The analysis Dohyun was currently using was mainly limited to vision, but analysis wasn’t limited to just vision.

If it were, it would be observation, not analysis, wouldn’t it? Therefore, Dohyun was using various senses to use analysis better.

Hearing was a representative example.

Through the ultrasonic waves he gained from encountering the Bat-Human Hybrids this time, he was using his hearing to the maximum while broadly using analysis.

The range Dohyun could perceive this way was a full 100 meters.

Of course, if he wanted to know roughly, it could extend to 500 meters, but 100 meters was what he could perceive in detail.

This alone was a tremendous ability.

At that moment, something was caught by Dohyun’s ultrasonic waves. At first, he thought it might be a monster like a floating spirit, but it wasn’t.

Dohyun instantly perked up his ears and turned his gaze in that direction, and several others also turned their gazes. Though he couldn’t make it out clearly due to the dense thicket, Dohyun could definitely sense it.

“Something’s coming.”

Though no one else had sensed it, with just Dohyun’s words alone, everyone quickly switched from resting to combat readiness.

As all six of them tensely watched that spot, human-shaped figures began appearing one by one from the place Dohyun had indicated.

They had appearances similar to humans, but were much more beautiful than people, with graceful forms that displayed their beauty, light green hair that suited them well, and pointed ears with blue eyes that resembled the sky – a different race.

The elves were frowning as they looked at Dohyun’s group.

And they spoke while looking at Dohyun’s party with apparent displeasure.

“Mongrels.”

It might have been surprising behavior and words for elves you’d see in fantasy, but since the Black Gates had appeared and they’d grown accustomed to elves, neither Dohyun’s party nor Park Insu’s party were particularly shocked.

Any Hunter would know that the elves within the Black Gates were those with extreme tendencies possessing superiority complexes. So both Dohyun’s party and Park Insu’s party prepared to fight at any moment.

However.

‘There are quite a lot of them.’

Five had revealed themselves in front, but Dohyun could tell. That there were another five currently hiding behind them.

And Dohyun quickly analyzed the status window of the elf leader standing at the very front.

Then.

As soon as he saw it, Dohyun tensed up slightly and looked at Jerpael.

‘This won’t be easy.’

As expected of an elf, who could be considered among the upper ranks of Black Gate alien races.

From abilities to skills, nothing about him was ordinary.

Look at that B-rank trait too.

He’s quite formidable.

Though he couldn’t see the other elves’ status windows, their auras themselves weren’t much compared to that leader Jerpael. At most they felt like Park Insu’s level, so when he quickly checked with status windows, as expected, the other nine elves were D-rank like Park Insu.

He had gained a massive amount of AP, but this wasn’t the time to be happy about it.

In this tense situation where the elves were also preparing for combat, Jerpael, who appeared to be the elves’ leader, raised his hand.

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