Going hunting

<p>Generating Player.<br/><br/>.<br/><br/>.<br/><br/>.<br/><br/>.<br/>I open my 'eyes' as humans call them, and looked around at my surroundings.<br/>Based off reasoning alone, and the massive sign in front of me, I deduct that, I'm in fact in the Town of Whinshelm.<br/><br/>One of the many neutral beginners town with tons of Beast Camps to farm.<br/>Priorities first, however.<br/><br/>Gotta get the most out of my start if I want to grow in this world. <br/><br/>Knowing this place all too well, I run straight to the Marketplace and buy food. I swear I am NOT simply indulging in my urge to taste.<br/><br/>I then head to the Adventurer's Guild by the town centre. I know that the base requirements for joining as a recruit have already been met. I can already utilise magic as the Game's Magic System is only limited by your knowledge and intellectual ability.<br/><br/>Feels a bit too op for a supercomputer now, doesn't it? (Wink wink, nudge nudge).<br/><br/>I walk over to the Guild building and register myself a Rank 0 Mage at the main counter. This place was quite a sight to behold, a huge, spacious room with plenty of decorations, such as the antique chandelier hanging from the ceiling and the magic tables and chairs scattered here and there.<br/><br/>What is the point of imbuing furniture with magic, I hear you ask?<br/><br/>Just to flex, nothing more.<br/><br/>Ha! Even if I am rank 0, I can still earn 5 gold coins daily. It's not much, but it's something.<br/><br/>If I can find a quest or bounty at my skill level, I'll be the happiest A.I. in the world.<br/><br/>I walk over to the bulletin board, amongst many other things in this massive room. It shows off a variety of just roughly low - mid tier quests and bounties, most of which are fodder quests, and absolutely useless except for mindless grinding.<br/><br/>I pick out a good mid tier quest that even I could handle, albeit with some effort. I doubt normal players can even dream of doing these quests in their wildest dreams, even if they played for months.<br/><br/>[Quest]<br/><br/>Defeat 20 Direwolves in the surrounding forest.<br/><br/>Rewards:<br/>+1,000 Gold<br/>+500 EXP<br/>+Razor Fang Dagger<br/>+2 Random drops<br/><br/>[Accept?]<br/><br/>(Yes) (No)<br/><br/><br/>"Yes."<br/><br/>I know exactly what one of these drops will be.<br/><br/>[Quest accepted!]<br/><br/>[Quest Start]<br/><br/>Kill 20 Dire Wolves within 2 days: 0/20<br/><br/>"Inventory"<br/>[Items]<br/>None<br/><br/>[Equipment]<br/>Novice Power Mage's robes (+5 INT)<br/><br/><br/>The drops are horrible, but I need to get stronger, I can feel this urge, like an itch in my code thats unscratchable.<br/><br/>Alright, let's head to the forest!<br/><br/>I make my way there and immediately got to work on using my magic to increase my defensive and offensive abilities. I need to use my magic conservatively however, I'm not at the point where I can just dish out magic, left and right.<br/><br/>At the same time, my System's efficiency with magic increases too.<br/><br/>Haha, I almost forgot my class' unique skill, Empowered cultivation. Basically, it takes the already overpowered Cultivation skill, and EMPOWERS it. I know right?<br/><br/>Jokes aside, unlike normal Cultivation, since my class starts out almost 8x weaker than a normal mage in real battles, (according to my data) My cultivation speed is increased tenfold, and I can even cultivate subconsciously while I do other things due to my inherent superior 'brain'. But most importantly, given the right conditions and the knowledge on how to do so, i.e, cultivation techniques, one can gain excess stats on top of their regular ones. However, this is so much slower than simply leveling up that noone decides to it.<br/><br/>Because players had yet to find the right techniques.<br/><br/>So I began to cultivate as I searched for these damn dogs, passively gaining stats using the strongest technique in the game,<br/>the 8 paths Myriad technique, gaining stats even as I breathed and walked.<br/><br/>and walked....<br/><br/>and walked....<br/><br/>After around half an hour Game Time, I found my first.... 4 wolves!?!?<br/><br/>This is too much, even for me!<br/><br/>Is what I would say, if I were human.<br/><br/>Unfortunately for these wolves, I have a plan. A crude one that some may call savage, but a plan nonetheless.</p>