An Extra’s POV

Noah Sherlock had a very small frame for a High School Student.

With a cute face and an unimposing expression always displayed, he was always known to be a harmless yet fragile classmate.

As a result, he wasn't particularly bothered in class.

However, he was also a smartass who was recognized as a teachers' pet, so not too many people really liked him.

Since Noah was a smart student who always aced everything he set his heart to, he made a lot of people appear bad in comparison.

All of this culminated into a somewhat average Karma Points for him.

When his turn came to choose his Skills and Class, he could only afford three Skills.

Shadow Magic (B-Tier)

Phase (C-Tier)

Projection (C-Tier)

His Class on the other hand was pretty average as well. He got the [Thief] Class, which dealt in stealth and agility.

It was quite hilarious how he ended up following the path of his Class to the letter.

Noah was able to leave the Royal Estate thanks to this particular ability set that he obtained, so he didn't particularly dislike his Skills and Class.

Not only did the [Thief] Class automatically improve the effects of any Stealth-Based Skill by 50%, but it also had an innate ability of camouflage if one was still for long enough.

It perfectly suited his needs.

With [Projection], he could make people see illusions. Wirh [Phase], he could pass through matter—so long as there was no interference.

And, while he hadn't properly learned how to use his [Shadow Magic] Skill, he could turn his shadow tangible and loosely control it to do his bidding.

All in all, these abilities were incredibly useful when Noah ventured into the outside world to learn more about the world he had been summoned into.

There was a secret he had kept close to his chest—one that no one else knew.

He was a coward!

'I don't want to fight any Dragons! I just want a normal life!'

Unfortunately for him, he had no means or independent resources in this new world.

He was dependent on the Royal Council and the wealth of the United Human Alliance to survive.

That had to change!

And so, by coating himself in his Shadow, this increasing his height and appearing more intimidating, he ventured into the town and observed the commerce.

He was able to ask questions, and the people readily answered him thanks to his intimidating presence.

needed money before they could learn the more intricate details of this

his need for money, he began to sell

to have his own disposable income, and it

But it wasn't enough.

Noah needed more money.

his gaze on his classmates and their

when he decided on his

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that was a

he looked at Rey

smiling at him, but Noah could not tell

really all he

fault, and he was also genuinely afraid of a lot of

had made it this far was because his fear of Dragons were far more than

didn't even want

think about

narrowed gaze, causing

very generous as it is. You know I could just read your mind and know everything you

"E-eh?!"

this exchange. Why else do you think I'm showing

found himself

though? Just how many Skills does he have? Does he have a Hidden Class

had so many questions, and most

of my survival, I have

hung in defeat,

"I… I accept."

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Noah accepted, Rey sat him down and made him explain more about the details of his expeditions into town

economic state of the capital, the transportation factors and distribution to the other cities,

prices of certain goods were also

to the town and asked these things rather than sticking to the

and even if they did,

frequented the library. However, since he was a night owl, he usually read very late in the

probably why no

Cores sell for 2 Gold Pieces each—though that's only because they're Grade 6 Cores.

Cores were divided into 9 Grades, based on their worth. The

to C-Tier Monsters, so they were considerably

a low influx of such quality of Monster Cores in the capital, their value was

"Two Gold Coins, huh…?"

things Rey did in the library was to study the currency

this world, they transacted

Bronze, Silver, Gold,

Two or three would get you

least, for the regular

spent about Ten Bronze Coins to survive

course, not accounting for accommodation and

Coin, which was pretty much the average weekly wage of a

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