Only Master PungPong quietly shed tears, "So I''m the only one left behind? I''m the only one in the team without a Job ss, just casting Glimmering Glow spells every day. It''s really depressing."


    Pork Rib Boss could only silently try tofort him.


    Fortunately, Master PungPong wasn''t too emotional about it and soon recovered.


    Rubbing his head, he asked, "So, what''s the deal with getting a Job ss?"


    To join as a Priest, there weren''t many requirements; you just needed to build enough favorability with Father Barry andplete the quests.


    But for Job sses like Alchemist and Pdin, it seemed much harder.


    How could someone sessfully get those job sses?


    Did he really have to consider bing a Priest?


    Spicy vor Fairy calmly analyzed the situation, "After observing it for so long, I think I''ve figured out the conditions for getting a Pdin or an Alchemist ss."


    Master PungPong was excited, "Really? What are the conditions?"


    Spicy vor Fairy said, "We''ve known for a while that Pork Rib Boss has good physical strength andbat skills, plus he''s good at leading the team. So I think Father Barry noticed this and that''s why he chose Pork Rib Boss to be a Pdin. Based on that, the criteria for selecting an Alchemist also seem clear.


    Flower Deer has always been good with her hands, and she''s the only one who sessfully made the elerated Growth Potion on her first try. Maybe Hallyne saw that in her."


    What Spicy vor Fairy said made sense; it was all stuff everyone knew.


    After hearing it, Master PungPong could only sigh, "Too bad I''m not good at anything."


    Spicy vor Fairy looked at him strangely, "Are you sure you know yourself well?"


    Master PungPong blinked, "Huh? Why do you say that?"


    Spicy vor Fairy said, "You seem to be the most popr person at the Church of Light, right? You have high favorability with both the Church and the God of Light. Whenever you have a question and ask Hanjun, he''s always willing to help you. You''re probably the luckiest one here."


    Master PungPong hadn''t thought about it that way before, but now that he did, it seemed... kind of true?


    So, if he wanted to choose a Job ss, could he ask Hanjun for advice?


    Spicy vor Fairy, hearing his response, said with some exasperation, "With such high favorability, of course, you could try. But I suggest you don''t use it for this. Eventually, you''ll definitely find a Job ss you can join. You might want to save that opportunity for a special quest."


    After being reassured, Master PungPong finally calmed down and stopped worrying about it.


    As long as he kept ying <<God''s Games Online>>, his live streaming would always have viewers.


    Choosing a Job ss even became a topic of discussion in his live streaming.


    He could keep his audience guessing and, when he finally picked a Job ss, it would create a new wave of interest and views.


    Thinking about it, he realized he wasn''t losing anything.


    ~?~


    Hanjun had no idea the yers were overthinking things so much.


    If he did, he would probably tell Master PungPong that they were oveplicating things.


    The reason Hanjun had such a high favorability for Master PungPong was because of the huge impact he had on promoting <<God''s Games Online>>.


    Thanks to him, Hanjun didn''t need to spend as much time on marketing, which made things a lot easier.


    Since Master PungPong was like a free advertising tool for Hanjun, he naturally gave him enough favorability.


    This meant that whenever Master PungPong had a request, Hanjun would seriously consider it.


    Father Barry, standing beside Hanjun, respectfully called out to him, "Holy Son."


    Hanjun asked, "What is it?"


    Father Barry looked a bit embarrassed, "The Church of Light hasn''t had a Pdin in a long time. How am I supposed to teach a hero to be a proper Pdin?"


    In short, Father Barry didn''t really know what it meant to be a Pdin.


    He had never seen one in his lifetime, so how could he teach Pork Rib Boss to be one?


    Of course, he believed Hanjun''s decision was correct.


    Since so many heroes had already be priests, the Church of Light needed another group of Pdins.


    Now that Pork Rib Boss had be a Pdin, Father Barry felt regretful that he couldn''t properly teach the Church''s only Pdin.


    This made him worry about how he would help restore the glory of the Church of Light, and he couldn''t help but sigh.


    Hanjun said, "Then let him stay by my side."


    Father Barry widened his eyes and his usually wrinkled face showed a rare expression of surprise, "Are you serious?"


    Hanjun replied, "Last time, didn''t you suggest me to have someone close by to protect me? Letting him do it would fulfill your request." Stay connected via m-v l|e''-NovelBin


    Even though Father Barry knew Hanjun''s true identity, after the assassination attempt, he had been urging Hanjun to follow old customs, saying that the God of Light walking among mortals should at least have someone to serve and protect him.


    However, since the Church of Light didn''t have many people left and Hanjun wanted to keep his identity a secret, Father Barry couldn''t push too hard.


    After hearing about the assassination attempt, Father Barry''s concerns grew stronger, and he had been constantly advising Hanjun about it.


    He didn''t expect Hanjun to agree so easily, which surprised him greatly.


    He had thought he would have to persuade Hanjun for a long time to get his approval.


    Hanjun nced at him. "What, do you think I''m that unapproachable?"


    Despite the God of Light''s reproachful words, Father Barry wasn''t afraid.


    After spending so much time together, he had gotten to know Hanjun''s personality.


    This didn''t mean he respected Hanjun any less; in fact, because of Hanjun''s human-like traits, Father Barry trusted him even more, believing this was why the God of Light created the world.


    The God of Light didn''t worry about many things because he was powerful enough to overlook small problems.