[Green Thumb]. The information on the skill options was all there for him to think over. That was not the case for the reward the laws of the world gave him.


    [Pocket Dimension] could still be the correct choice. It was a versatile reward that would do more than just store objects. Not only would it let him keep things of interest hidden, but it could also give him another ace up his sleeve.


    [Mist Walker] was his hope that it could act as an option of last resort. If it ever came to a point where he had exhausted everything and was on the edge of life and death, he wished for [Mist Walker] to turn the tide and allow him to come out ahead.


    [Mist Walker] would make anything less cause it to be a severe lapse in judgment.


    [Pocket Dimension] had no penalty, which made it an acceptable option even if he was wrong about what it could be capable of. Cal imagined that he could use it as a way to surprise any enemy by using the hidden nature of the [Pocket Dimension] to pull weapons from it at critical times.


    [Pocket Dimension] could be used instantly.


    [Pocket Dimension] was, he needed to gain more knowledge of what types of [Class] that existed above [Mage]. Right now, all he knew was that they existed and nothing else.


    This is another reason I didn’t pick [Pocket Dimension]. The Overseer already knew of the unnatural rate at which I was gathering high-level equipment. Hiding them would just bring up more questions.


    I suspect that he knows something about the [Class] I received. There’s no other explanation for the change in his attitude.


    Apprentice Cal.”


    [Tier] increase to be noticed so easily. This only confirmed his suspicions about the Overseer being far more than he seemed.


    This I can twist a little.


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    I wanted to discuss this before he left anyway. I’m glad he brought it up.


    It’s like he needs it as proof. Perhaps there is someone the Overseer answers to, and this is what he needs to show that what I’m doing is worthwhile.


    That’s below the market rate for Advanced-ranked equipment. Still, considering I will provide farming equipment, it is somewhat fair. However, giving up fifty percent is a steep cost. No wonder the other Initiates look for other sources of income. Nismus’s smuggling operation suddenly makes more sense.


    I need to tell Orrin to make me several more of these.


    You have sold all your alternate pickaxes.


    Three alternate equipment have been removed.


    As long as I ignore her horrid taste in design.


    That doesn’t bode well for what happened to her. Tavia never showed up in the core guild like she did this life, so I might be mistaken. I don’t think I will ever know what really happened.


    The Overseer is more amenable than I could have thought. It looks like I have someone firmly on my side. There’s no doubt he has ulterior motives, but nothing comes free, so I can accept that as long as I benefit.