Overgeared

[Pagma's Rest]

[Difficulty: Final Class quest.

A traitor who betrayed a friend and dug up the remains of the former generation legends, he ended up signing a contract with a great demon.

Those who have heard of pieces of Pagma's life don't know that he is a hero. Even those who know that he saved humanity often disparage his achievements or raise the conspiracy theory that he did it for other purposes because he signed a contract with Baal. The world recognizes Pagma as just the blacksmith Pagma.

After inheriting Pagma's skills, you are the only witness who understands Pagma's life and respects his achievements.

Free the pitiful soul who is suffering in hell.

Quest Clear Rewards: Open Pagma's Sword Dances, Splendor and Chop. All sword dances can be fused without restriction except for Sky.

Quest Time Limit: None]

The contents of the final class quest instilled some sentimental feelings in Grid.

Pagma, who betrayed his own people and freed the trapped half-god. Pagma, who stabbed his only friend in the back. Pagma, who enticed the innocent doppelganger into the forest. Pagma, who conspired with the great demon Baal to dig up the remains of the former generation legends.

The Pagma who appeared in various quests and episodes clearly had a personality flaw. However, it was sentimentality that was maximized when the focus was placed on all of Pagma's 'actions.'

Pagma, who was courageous and determined to save the caged Blue Tiger. Pagma, who cried sadly after killing Braham. Pagma, who had no choice but to use the purity of the doppelganger to stop the war. Pagma, who colluded with Baal to fight against the demons and gods...

From a certain point, Grid learned about Pagma's inner thoughts and feelings behind his choices. After that, Grid couldn't blame Pagma. Of course, this wasn't enough to persuade anyone who hated or held a grudge against Pagma. Still, Grid didn't deny that Pagma was a hero.

A man who fought for humanity alone, who saved humanity at the expense of his soul but was never happy. It was as the system expressed. He was a very pitiful hero.

"...Are they fucking crazy?"

Grid was sentimental for a while before abruptly coming to his senses. He couldn't help swearing.

Free Pagma's soul? A soul held by Baal? The difficulty was too high for a class quest. At this point, he had to suspect that the S.A Group hated Pagma's Successor.

It was natural for him to doubt it. The reason Grid was strong wasn't because he was Pagma's Successor. He was constantly building up his support with Braham, Piaro, Mercedes, the Saharan Empire, the Tower of Wisdom, the East Continent, etcetera, he accumulated all types of powers in the Rune of Gluttony, and he developed transcendence and divinity.

Grid was stronger due to his individual effort and luck rather than his class of Pagma's Successor. He was certain that his current self was at least several times stronger than the ultimate Pagma's Successor designed by the S.A Group. It was by at least a dozen times.

Grid even had the power of the Overgeared Kingdom and the Overgeared Guild. It was unreasonable to simply define Grid as Pagma's Successor. Yet even for such a Grid, the difficulty of the final class quest was like a star in the sky. He had no choice but to swear.

'It is a quest I would never be able to clear if I was a normal Pagma's Successor. What type of quest did they put out as the class quest?'

borrow a bit, no, to borrow a lot of Huroi's words, he had to doubt

"...Well, it's fine."

class quests had high difficulties in the first place. It took him as long as 10 years to raise his Tailoring skill to the craftsman level. It was better to think that it would take 20-30 years to complete the final class quest. It wasn't a matter

being

sooner or later. Grid's heart had rapidly deepened since meeting Agnus and he was

the

God Grid's Techniques. It was a technique that fused his blacksmithing and tailoring skills. It was said that anything related to 'production' had a certain level of effectiveness. It wasn't just limited to these two techniques.

apply. This meant the effect of calibrating the minimum rating of items produced to unique (unless it was a growth type)

there was no function to grant egos. Instead, he had to consume his Granting an Ego skill... Grid's nature meant

an Ego gives life to items, but I am reluctant to

attach the souls of beings like Iyarugt to an item. The process was

Ego, Grid and the target

Ego only worked when the target ego responded

existed in, it would forcibly belong to the item the moment it

an Ego targeted beings that Grid knew (who was close enough to respond when called) and locked them in an item. It was an action

I don't think it is too bad since the limit on the number of times is

that the ego belonged to was destroyed, the target ego would return to its original place. He could use this rule to destroy the item after things were over, returning the soul to their original place and reducing

to use Item Combination every time, but...

Sword and tried out Granting an Ego. The target was Hell Gao. The soul of

detected your calling. He was intrigued for a moment,

"This works?"

to use Granting an Ego, Grid and the target ego must know each other. There was no need to like each other. Iyarugt had little affinity with Grid during the time of the showdown with Sword

Gao's soul has detected your calling. He found it ridiculous, so

was a skill that could be used

your calling. He is expressing his anger and telling you to

if it was just to curse

I call Pagma's

a genius idea? The excited Grid carefully tried it out. Unfortunately, it failed. Pagma's soul

"It can't happen."

would be too fraudulent. The balance-obsessed S.A Group wouldn't allow such a loophole. Sure enough, it wasn't possible... Grid continued to use Granting an Ego while thinking. The target was naturally Hell Gao. There was a cooldown time in exchange for the number of uses disappearing, but this place was a mountain and he

conclusion is that it

of not being able to use Open Potential on it because it was a completed skill, but this was a reasonable balance adjustment. He could make items like a factory (thanks to the dexterity coefficient, the automatic production speed was nearly twice as fast

was possible to devise a way to break through the limits of item performance that arose due to the inherent limitations of the materials. For example,

through the

The items he would create in the future would be much more powerful

As Pagma's Sword Dance evolved into Grid's

He slowly rose to the sky and spread out his jelly-like pink

to fly anyway. Why are you creating

"It was cool, nyang..."