Chapter 6 We have got the some trouble here!

Evan and the other villagers waited for the trader at the tribal square. After a few hours of waiting, they heard that the trader was being chased by a bull-like monster. The tribal leader asked Evan, who had already proven himself, to come up with a plan to save the trader. When Evan learned that the monster was a bull, a weakness from his old world came to mind. He asked the tribal leader to bring him some straw and a small animal. After receiving the straw and a rabbit, Evan dyed the straw red with the rabbit's blood. He then had the villagers dig a deep pit where the bull usually passed and set up the strongest trees they knew as stakes. After a hunter caught the trader's attention, the bull was lured into the trap and fell into the pit. The people attacked the bull with fire and rocks, and after a long struggle, they managed to kill it.

Afterward, the trader showed his gratitude by reducing the exchange rate for the tribe's debt. The tribal leader introduced Evan to the trader as a savior and his successor. Evan showed the trader his soap and some of his ideas, such as dyes and perfumes. The trader, whose name was Joe, was very impressed with Evan's ideas and offered him a partnership agreement. According to the agreement, Joe would provide Evan with free information and sell his products in cities where he had access. In return, Joe would receive a 15% commission on Evan's products. As Joe and Evan talked, Evan pretended to be the tribal leader's son because he could not trust Joe immediately. Joe explained the monetary and leveling systems in the outside world to Evan.

Evan: Joe, if I understand correctly, you use the things you gave my father for trade in the outside world?

Joe: Actually, yes. There is a value for everything based on its rarity and difficulty to obtain, and a monetary system is used for exchange, such as gold, silver, and bronze.

Evan: I understand. Additionally, is there a leveling system in the outside world?

Joe: Yes, there is. I'll explain the system to you now.

Leveling System:

Ability levels: 10 levels each for warriors and mages. Success-based: A certain ability score is required for each level. Promotion: To level up, a certain ability score must be reached at a certain level. Ability scores: Strength, endurance, speed, and skill scores for warriors; Magic power, mana, magic speed, and skill scores for mages. Ability score gain: Fighting, using magic, and activities related to professions earn ability points. There is also a level limit for professions such as blacksmiths and carpenters, and they can produce higher quality items

when they reach a certain level. Quality control is determined by factors such as magic conductivity, material usage, and correctly drawn magic circles and can be common, rare, epic, or legendary.

After this conversation, Evan learned that they were on the Coena continent, and this area was called the Ituri forest. Unfortunately, Joe's knowledge of the outside world was limited. In addition to what he learned, Evan learned from the tribal leader that they were subjects of the Erligan Empire.