My Skill Bar is Full of Monster Skills-Chapter 101 - 96: Tiefling and Wild Boar People

Mill Town.

A large caravan stopped in front of the Mill Town Adventurer’s Association gate.

After picking up the repaired plate armor and steel horned helmet from the Iron Furnace Workshop, Raine and Elise headed to the association hall.

As usual, the first-floor adventurer’s hall was bustling with people, and Raine even spotted quite a few well-dressed Black Iron Level adventurers going up and down the second floor.

’Huh? There are quite a few Black Iron Level adventurers today.’

’Could there be some kind of large-scale regional task?’

But this had nothing to do with him, as he had not yet advanced to Black Iron Level. Raine collected his thoughts and approached the bulletin board, calling out loudly.

"Elite team recruiting skilled Shield Warriors, Shooters, and Rogue Apprentices."

Considering the main goal of forming this temporary team was to practice magic and capture a mutated goblin (magic-focused), Raine’s purpose in recruiting team members was to reduce unnecessary energy expenditure.

For example, he obviously couldn’t go tank monsters himself, making the Shield Warrior necessary.

As for the Rogue Apprentice, it’s because medium and large goblin communities often set traps. While Raine could also use his sensitive hearing and sense of smell to detect traps in advance, it would still consume a lot of his energy.

In short, the team’s class composition was designed to minimize his distraction on miscellaneous tasks.

Additionally, why not continue hunting Frost Blade Leopards?

That’s because even with Raine’s current strength, fighting the Frost Blade Leopard he had once killed was still not in his favor.

Don’t forget, the opponent also had extremely high frost magic resistance, nearly immune, and the spells Raine obtained from the Mutated Ice Spirit had very limited effect on the Frost Blade Leopard.

While the spell-focused mutated goblin, at most, could only use Freezing Ray or Zero Level Spells, Raine could easily handle it, and if encountered, it would be perfect to restrain it as a practice subject for Ice Crystal Mirror.

Hearing the words ’elite team,’ many adventurers looked up at Raine.

However, seeing Raine in heavy armor and a metal shield, which could be described as luxurious in the first-floor hall, many Warrior Apprentices showed confusion, but most showed joy.

Especially when some people saw Elise standing next to Raine, dressed in a light yellow priest robe, they immediately became excited.

"A Priest Apprentice?"

"No, this is an Official Priest."

"Isn’t she the Official Priest from a while ago?"

"Why is she forming a team this time? Even a temporary team is great!"

"What a leg up! Quick, go!"

’Swoosh,’ in just a few seconds, dozens of adventurers surrounded Raine.

This made Raine’s eyes widen slightly; he hadn’t expected that recruiting temporary teammates would be so popular among the adventurers in the first-floor hall.

Looking at the dense crowd in front of him, Raine felt an instant flashback to his previous life, freshly graduated from his undergraduate studies at a campus recruitment event, where he was the person in charge of recruiting for a company.

This also made Raine have to immediately shout: "Only Shield Warriors, Shooters, and Rogue Apprentices with rich experience."

"Additionally, adventurers with Level 3 White Porcelain rank are prioritized."

Fortunately, the Adventurer’s Association’s rank system played its proper role at this time.

Although there are also ’slackers’ among White Porcelain Level 3, their experience is generally richer, and the proportion of slackers is much lower than in White Porcelain Levels 1 and 2.

After all, to advance each rank requires completing three combat-related tasks.

Even if one advances by slacking, a certain level of competence is required.

After hearing Raine’s words, a large portion of the crowd gradually dispersed, but at this moment, seven or eight people remained.

"Shooter, Level 3 White Porcelain, Mastered Combat Skills Double Arrow, 38 combat task experiences, familiar with the habits of goblins, kobolds, and other demons..." The leading man, who looked to be in his early thirties and carried a big bow, spoke quickly.

Thirty-eight times?

Hearing this number, the two shooters behind him exchanged glances and promptly walked away in silence.

Raine, hearing this number, also widened his eyes, as it was indeed somewhat astounding.

Normally, advancing one level requires only three combat task completions, meaning a minimum of six combat tasks to reach Level 3 White Porcelain. As for the other four tasks, they could be non-combat, like gathering tasks.

"Welcome aboard, Raine!"

"Regit, thank you." The middle-aged man smiled slightly and shook hands, saying.

"Um... Captain, pardon my interruption, but since you’re already a Shield Warrior, if we are to deal with large community goblins, it might be better to recruit another Shooter instead of a Shield Warrior."

Regit suggested earnestly.

"Of course, ideally a Mage Apprentice, but that’s quite challenging."

"Hmm... I am a Mage Apprentice." Raine, without any concealment, stated.

After all, others would know sooner or later, and since his purpose this time was to practice magic, there was no need to hide it.

"What!"

Upon hearing Raine’s words, both the newly joined Regit and the surrounding people widened their eyes, mouths slightly open, staring at Raine in a daze.

"This... Captain Raine, you’re a Mage Apprentice?" A startled Regit sized up Raine once more, finding his outfit luxurious even among warriors.

"Yes."

And hearing Raine’s words, the adventurers around, who had not yet joined the team, felt even more excited.

After all, it’s a longstanding norm that adventurers at the bottom level often lack Casters.

Secondly, there’s a shortage of Healers, like Priest Apprentices or Druid Apprentices.

But who would’ve thought that this team before him would actually have both Casters and Priests complete?

Such a team, wherever they recruit, would be overwhelmed instantly!

....

"Rogue Apprentice, White Porcelain Level 3, mastered Combat Skills: Strangulation, has experience in twelve combat-related missions, excels in dismantling traps, and crossbow arrows..."

"Warrior Apprentice, White Porcelain Level 3, mastered Combat Skills..."

Raine quickly selected a Rogue Apprentice and two Shield Bearer Warrior Apprentices.

At this time, a well-equipped adventurer team descended from the second floor. Hearing a familiar voice, Raine looked up and then laughed.

Coming down the spiral staircase was none other than the Giant Blade Squad with whom he had crossed paths at Lankote Snowfield.

Leading the group was the squad captain, Schneider, carrying a Great Sword and talking with the Heavy Armor Shield Warrior beside him.

If Raine remembered correctly, this Shield Armor Warrior should be named Russell.

In the middle was the male Ranger who had been frozen by the Mutated Ice Spirit’s Snow Rainstorm.

Finally, there was the bookish female Mage Hayley, specializing in Fire Spells, who was talking with a green leather-armored woman Raine hadn’t met before.

The woman had a pair of small black horns stretching backward and smooth, shoulder-length brown-yellow curls. Her emerald green eyes had a rare clear, natural feel.

The tips of her hair were adorned with flowers and leaves.

Raine immediately deduced that she should be the Healer of the Giant Blade Squad who had left last time, and based on her attire, she was undoubtedly a Druid.

But those small black horns...

"Wow, a rare Tiefling!" Elise, who also saw the Giant Blade Squad, brightened her beautiful eyes and whispered, staring at the green-armored Female Druid.

Tiefling?

Raine narrowed his eyes slightly.

So it’s this rare mixed-blood race.

It’s said Tieflings have demon blood, thus their appearance has clear demonic traits—various shapes of horns and tails.

This made a saying from his past life pop into Raine’s mind: ’Who wouldn’t love someone with horns?’

But there are prejudices about Tieflings due to their demon blood, hence they’re rarely seen among Adventurers. Comparatively, Half-Orcs and Half-Elves are relatively common.

And now, a Tiefling Druid, even rarer.

Elise’s whisper immediately caught the attention of Schneider and the others. Seeing Raine and Elise, they smiled and approached them.

"Mr. Rein, Miss Elise, we meet again."

"Mr. Schneider, gentlemen, good day," Elise replied sweetly with a smile.

"Mr. Schneider, are you off on a task?"

"Hmm, we’re..." Schneider hesitated visibly, glancing around Raine.

Because, generally speaking, Black Iron-level Adventurer Squads don’t disclose their mission locations publicly.

As Raine was about to signal Schneider not to disclose if inconvenient, Schneider thought briefly and spoke first:

"Well, it’s not particularly secretive. Something happened at Valley of Dead Water; not only our squad, but several Black Iron-level Adventure Squads are heading there."

"In fact, it’s not just from the Dorne City area; Bornberry west of Valley of Dead Water also summoned many Black Iron-level Adventure Squads over."

"Wild Boar People?" Raine raised an eyebrow.

Upon hearing Valley of Dead Water, he immediately thought of the Wild Boar People there.

Moreover, he’s currently blessed with the Wild Boar Warrior Bloodline daily.

Though the Wild Boar Warrior Bloodline doesn’t offer many Spell-like Abilities, the talent-boosting Power and Constitution are extremely useful.

"Yes, but it’s not a big problem; there are already handling plans in place," Schneider said seriously, nodding.

The mobilization of dozens of Black Iron-level Adventure Squads can’t be kept under wraps.

"By the way, Mr. Rein, what about you?" Schneider asked curiously.

Schneider also noticed the people around Raine; although well-equipped, they were only at the bottom level of Adventurers. Besides, they didn’t have any condensed aura, evidently all non-Classes.

"Recruiting a temporary team to kill goblins," Raine grinned.

What? 𝚏𝕣𝕖𝚎𝚠𝚎𝚋𝚗𝐨𝐯𝕖𝕝.𝕔𝐨𝕞

Schneider’s eyes widened, astonished at Raine.

Other members of Giant Blade Squad, including Hayley, who was chatting with Elise, also looked at Raine in surprise.

"No way!"

"Bro, your strength to kill goblins?" Shield Armor Warrior Russell stepped forward, eyes widened.

"Which nest of goblins needs you? Giant Goblin Nest? No, I didn’t see related tasks on the second floor."