I Was a Loner, but My Class Got Summoned to Another World… - Chapter 83 - Planning Ahead

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Name: Logan

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Class: Soul Bound Tamer

Level: 19 / Health: 126 / Mana: 102

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Attributes:

Strength: 21 Agility: 18 Dexterity: 14 Constitution: 24 Intelligence: 22 Charisma: 21

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[Skills:]

Taming (Rank: Intermediate): Forms a permanent bond with a marked beast or being using the masters blood; the being must be willing to form a pact and cannot be of higher rank or level than the master. (Max Beings: 11/20)

Empathic Link (Rank: Beginner): Establishes a mental connection with a tamed creature, allowing for silent communication and understanding of their emotions and thoughts within a certain distance. (Max distance: 38 meters)

Beast Synergy: Logan achieves a synergy based on the loyalty of his tamed creatures, allowing him to harness their abilities as extensions of his own power. (Max abilities: 9)

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[Abilities:]

Tamer’s Bond: Allows the hero to form a soul bond with creatures, making them permanent allies.

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[Tamed Beings:]

Greater Crimson Majesty [Level 9 / Blood Mark – Right Ankle] Loyalty 19/100

Error [Level ? / Blood Mark – Ring Finger] Loyalty ?/100

Inferno Raptor [Level 24 / Blood Mark – Neck] Loyalty 2/100

Everwind Falcon [Level 18 / Blood Mark – Vertex] Loyalty: 28/100

Twin Tail Glacivulpes [Level 19 / Blood Mark – Inner Left Elbow] Loyalty: 41/100

Greater Mana Crystal Slime [Level 12 / Blood Mark – Right Sheen] Loyalty: 39

Goblin [Level 12 / Blood Mark – Left Shoulder] Loyalty: 38/100

Tri-horn Basilisk [Level 14 / Blood Mark – Right Upper Rib] Loyalty: 22/100

Lumos Northern Owl [Level 17 / Blood Mark – Right Abdomen] Loyalty: 9/100

Aurolious Fowl [Level 14 / Blood Mark – Left Upper Rib] Loyalty 9/100

Breeze Roc [Level 12 / Blood Mark – Right Lower Rib] 4/100

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[Experience Points (XP): 526/1564]

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After eating, everyone had gone their separate ways to do their own things.

Logan took this time to rest a little more.

The boy checked over his stats while he sat on a comfortable couch.

He was tired of his bed and also tired of laying about, but he could not move.

Logan wanted to call Lisa, but even that was painful, and he did not want to bother anyone else, so he left it for later.

He counted all his tamed beasts and their information, memorizing their skills and stats for future battles.

The teenager hadn’t needed to do this before, but now that demons were aiming for his life, he needed to think about future battles and how he could use everything he had to prevent what had happened on his long journey.

Logan then thought about his land and its future growth. He needed to strengthen the security and create walls to protect his new fief.

He imagined a place with large walls like those in the capital that kept the castle safe.

The boy then recalled the problems the place was facing.

They had no wood, as trees were basically nonexistent in his cold, dreary surroundings.

If he could tame Scarlet, maybe he could do the same with a type of tree that would grow quickly.

It would be even better if that tree could remove parts of its body to provide firewood or timber while also acting as a type of guard.

He had many ideas but first needed the ability to walk to make them happen.

If the problem was the economy, how about looking for particular beasts that like to dig and try to find minerals, crystals, or something they could use for trade?

Work animals would also be necessary, whether to clean the fields or help the builders with construction.

Soon, the boy was too tired to even think and took a nap to recover faster.

“Master Logan… wake up…” a soft voice called as he felt soft fur next to one of his hands.

As he opened his eyes, he petted his fox, who yawned as it woke to his touch.

“Thanks, Ruri. I think my back would have ached if I stayed here any longer… What time is it, by the way?” He tried clearing his eyes with his hand.

“About that… it’s time to eat dinner. You slept for about four hours. Also, your mentor, Ms. Valeria, just arrived. I think she wants to speak with you.” Ruri tried to help him up.

She was anything but strong, so she struggled during the process.

“Then let’s get to it. I am starting to feel hungry.” Logan grabbed her by the arm and walked to the table where everyone was sitting in the dining room.

“Good to see you up and about, boy. I have a few things I want to speak to you about. How about we talk before eating, as I want to quickly finish to get cleaned and rest?” Valeria was sitting on the left side of the long table with eight well-made wooden chairs.

Based on all those he had seen so far, it was small, but for his needs, it was perfect for the boy.

“Sure, please tell me all you have seen.” He replied as Logan sat next to her.

The rest were already prepared to begin eating as everyone waited for him.

“Well then, first off, we had a good hunt and managed to bring back quite a good catch that I passed around to the villagers. They will be grateful for the meal provided, at least,” Valeria began as she prepared her soup with various seasonings she had in her personal storage.

“As for the monsters around here, they are on the strong side, which is good for you at your current level. The only problem is the distance you will have to travel to find them. Most are wary of being around humans, so at least the village managed to stay safe because of this.” She paused to take a sip from her soup to test the taste.

“Sounds like good news. I was thinking of going hunting as soon as I get better. I have to make traps once I recover; I think I could try making the simple ones tomorrow,” Logan commented.

“Yeah, as you know, trees around here have been cut excessively. It will be a problem if you plan to expand, but knowing your power, I brought a few samples of plants I thought you could use. Let’s try working your magic on them tomorrow since it’s freezing outside,” Valeria paused again to finish what she wanted to say before digging in.

Logan chuckled as he thought about the same thing during the afternoon.

“Guess we are on the same page. I was thinking about doing that earlier. Great minds think alike, or so the saying goes,” Logan commented before focusing on his food.

Everyone else was too busy eating to say anything, as the cold day had intensified their hunger.