Ordinary fantasy adventure in Faerûn

Chapter 16 Preparation
  After satisfying his little sense of morality, Nosir began to quickly dispose of the body.

First, he used the carving knife in the package to cut open the fur, then took out a whole piece of loin meat, and then used the hand ax he carried with him to knock off the four sharpest wolf teeth.

The meat was used to fill his stomach, and he didn't carry much supplies anymore. Although wolf meat didn't suit his appetite, he still had to collect some of it in order to avoid wastage.

Teeth are used to cast spells. If you want to communicate with beast souls, you must use the most powerful parts of an animal of the same species and match them with different rituals. These four fangs are necessary to communicate with wolf souls, but he will need to use them later. Process it and make it into a necklace or bracelet to carry with you.

These handicrafts are the casting medium of the Savage Heart. If they are lost, the Savage Heart can only enter the most basic ordinary rage instead of the wild surge, and it will not be able to obtain the magic blessing brought by the beast soul.

The elementary Savage Heart can only attach the wolf soul to these teeth. Only when the professional level is high can the spirit be incorporated into the body.

Another point is that even if you have multiple spirits, you can only use the ability of one of them at the same time.

And currently, Nohir can only use berserk twice a day. There is a time limit for the berserker's duration. After it ends, he will fall into a period of weakness for more than ten minutes (his strength and constitution are temporarily reduced by 2).

If you enter a rage again during this period of weakness, you will fall into a period of weakness that lasts longer (continues before resting) and has more serious negative effects (strength and constitution are temporarily reduced by 4) after the rage ends.

If this is the case, recovery must take place after a sufficient rest (at least eight hours of deep sleep).

To remove these weaknesses, the only way is to wait until the professional levels of Savage Heart reach 14 and 15 respectively.

At career level 14, the Savage Heart will master a powerful ability called [Totem Synchrony·Return to Origin]. Once you fully master this skill, you can add many spiritual powers to yourself at the same time, and the beast spirits will It appears as a totem in you and is completely integrated with it. Only then will this profession be in its strongest form.

As for how to reconcile many beast spirits at the same time, Nohill still doesn't know. After all, he is still a rookie who has not even completed the job transfer.

When the professional level reaches level 15, you will master an extraordinary ability that all barbarians of the same level must master.

A powerful skill called [Infinite Fury].

At that time, the barbarian can proudly claim that he has completely mastered the power of rage. Once he enters the state of rage, he can continue it almost indefinitely, and he will not fall into weakness when he exits the rage.

Although there is still a maximum number of violent rages per day, for a barbarian of that level, this limit is no different than no limit.

Nohill put these materials into the bag he was carrying. Because of his wings, ordinary adventure backpacks were too troublesome for him to wear, so his backpack was a backpack that could be lifted with just one shoulder. The whole bag is made of rough canvas and leather. The leather single shoulder strap and thick rope tie are very convenient for him.

The luggage contains some sundries needed for daily life, two gold coins and 16 silver coins in a small purse made of linen, a water bag, a few pieces of cheese, two apples, a whole sheet of pancakes, and a butcher knife. , the sleeping bag is directly tied into a roll with leather strips and hung tightly against the outside of the luggage.

He still wanted to continue collecting four bear teeth and two eagle claws. Originally, his goal today was to hunt a cave bear, but he encountered a wolf first and there was nothing he could do about it, so the hunt could only be postponed.

Now he must find a safe place as soon as possible and start performing a ritual to connect to the Fairy Wilderness. He hopes that the wolf spirit will be interested in the host body he has prepared for it and make the ritual a success.

As for the remaining meat, it can only be left to nature. Although it is a bit wasteful, running around with so much flesh and blood can easily attract additional dangers. The most important thing for Nohir now is to conduct a successful wild ritual to establish a connection with the Fairy Wilderness Plane.

Originally, he wanted to collect all the items with the characteristics of the beasts and then perform the ritual at once, directly collecting all three totems. However, after carefully examining the rituals given on the panel, he found that it was best to perform this ritual slowly one by one. Come.

The spirits of these animals widely exist in all aspects of the Fairy Wilderness. It can be said that their existence is the Fairy Wilderness itself, small fragments that are captured, assimilated, and then split apart from the entire Fairy Plane, but these fragments are connected to it.

These animal spirits may have different forms, but there is not much wisdom in them. Once too many spirits are summoned at the same time, even if you successfully connect with them with your own spirit, these almost ignorant energy forms will confuse you. The boarding house prepared for them made the originally successful ceremony fail.

So it's best not to rush into this kind of thing. Anyway, as long as he has a spirit in his body, he can be promoted to a third-level barbarian, so that the current 37 points of health will directly increase to 56 points.

You must know that if a normal barbarian's health points want to reach 56 points, his professional level must be upgraded to at least level 5. If he is a warrior, he must be at least level 6. Professionals at this level can no longer be called rookies. They have crossed a class with their own force.

Once the professional level reaches level 5, it is considered an intermediate adventurer. In the city, it can at least serve as the captain of a small adventure team or the captain of the city guard. It can be called a mainstay.

And if Nohir completes the ritual, even if he only has one soul, coupled with the high vitality and the combat skills honed in wilderness survival, his pure combat power will be no less than those of ordinary level 5 warriors.

As long as he completes the ritual.

Throwing the body from the tree, Nohir spread his wings and flapped his wings. He quickly flew over the stream. He stretched out his hand to clean the blood on his hands. Then he turned his body diagonally and slid at high speed under the action of inertia. Crossing the pebbles by the river, the wings folded and flapped slightly, stepping lightly on the ground.

Nohir retracted his wings completely in the same way as before. He planned to return to the house where he was last night. That house was located at the outermost edge of the forest and was much safer than in the dense forest.

He quickly returned to the outskirts of the forest, and after carefully checking whether there was any danger around him, he began to prepare other required ritual materials.

The Fairy Wilds is very dangerous. In fact, any item related to the Fairy Wilds is full of uncertainty, and even a simple connection to it may lead to completely unexpected changes.

That's why Nohir was so cautious. If the ritual went wrong and the spirits didn't take a fancy to the accommodation items he chose for them, it would be okay. He was afraid that following the ritual would summon something unexpected.

Such as a hag.

The Feywild is the birthplace of this vicious creature, and Nohir, who has played Baldur's Gate 3, naturally knows how twisted and evil this thing is.

If such an accident really happens, the ceremony must be interrupted immediately without any hesitation.

This is by no means alarmist.

(End of this chapter)