Sage Warrior

Chapter 5

sage warrior

-1 Volume 5

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Jung Daesik was a little nervous when he entered the Awakening Administration.

He was slightly worried that his awakening might not be true.

He said strange words that the gods he met in the space of God had never heard of, and his innate abilities were also different from those of ordinary awakened people.

However, the awakening verification process was much simpler than expected.

All he had to do was put his hand on something that looked like a bead.

Then the device sensed his magic power and judged whether he was awakened or not.

Verification was completed in less than a second, and Jung Daesik completed registration by filling out a few simple documents.

After he registered as an Awakener, he moved to another floor and was issued a Hunter license.

The Hunter Certificate is a kind of dungeon pass, and unlike Awakened Registration, it is not compulsory.

Only those who enter the dungeon and catch monsters need to be issued.

Jung Daesik left the Awakened Management Agency with his Hunter license, which looked like a national ID card, in his wallet.

And he headed straight to the nearby arms store.

The arms store that encroached on a street in Jongno was quieter than expected.

It seemed quiet compared to other shopping malls nearby, probably because it was only carried by the Awakened.

As I was walking among the shopping malls, my attention seemed to be focused.

The shopkeepers all folded their arms and looked at Jung Daesik and said with their eyes.

‘I’m a beginner.’

‘You’re a beginner.’

‘I registered today.’

‘It’s messy.’

It looked like they were all fussed because they couldn’t eat each other on their backs because of their mood.

So Jung Daesik consistently ignored the solicitation behavior of the store owners and walked.

“What are you looking for?”

“Here’s a good weapon for dealers to use!”

“I’ll make it cheap, so take a look!”

“It doesn’t matter if we go further.”

After swiping around the arms store, shrugging back the way he had come, Jung Daesik slipped into the most conspicuous shopping district.

It was a place where guns were displayed all at once.

As Jung Daesik crouched and looked at the shelves with his eyes, an elderly-looking owner came out and spoke to him.

“Are you looking for something?”

“…are you looking for a one-ditch weapon?”

He looked at Jung Daesik from head to toe and said.

“Usually, when hunting for the first time, I use this model a lot. The performance is good, and the price is cheap.”

The owner took a few weapons off the shelf and laid them out.

He explained, showing two pistols, one automatic rifle and one long gun.”Well, you know, these are all magic guns, so you don’t need a separate bullet. There are models with special bullets, but they are expensive, and you don’t need to use those models. Here’s the most basic thing.”

From the looks of it, the familiar appearance seemed to be the models Jung Daesik recognized on the Internet.

“The type of pistol is small, light, and consumes less magical power, so it’s good to use it. Instead, it has a little bit of power, but it’ll catch slimes and marmots with ease.”

“What sells the most?”

“It’s an automatic rifle, apparently. It has the disadvantage of consuming mana in an instant, but there is no weapon like this for Wondil.”

“okay?”

“If you try to shoot a pistol with a bit of a pistol, it doesn’t really make a difference. You have to grind this level, so I think that one deal is working. To be honest, it’s perfect to give the impression that if you make a mistake with the one deal, you’ll be picked up, right? So, I’m going to be solo Or an automatic rifle is better.”

“A long gun?”

“The power is the best, but I can’t shoot a few shots. If you’re a beginner, you’ll run out of magic power if you’re a beginner.”

“Isn’t this more like an automatic rifle?”

“In terms of the number of times it can be shot, it is. Besides, it is expensive.”

“Are long guns very expensive?”

“It’s double the price of an automatic rifle. It’s 40 million won if you buy the most basic option.”

“Then the price of an automatic rifle…”

“The base is 2,000, depending on the option, a little more. I usually buy a pistol as a secondary weapon for an automatic rifle. Pistols vary in price. The cheapest one starts at 300.”

Jung Daesik was worried.

He had almost made up his mind to buy an automatic rifle, so he had that in mind, but whether or not to buy a pistol was conflicting.

He felt bad because the price was cheap.

However, the amount of mana wasn’t enough, so I wanted to do something after buying a bunch of weapons.

After that, I wanted to buy one and buy it properly, so I decided to buy a better automatic rifle.

“Then what options do you have for automatic rifles?”

“Usually, it’s about 500 per option. How much are you thinking of as a budget?”

“…about 3,000.”

Jung Daesik emphasized.

“No matter how much you use, up to 3,000. More than that is unreasonable.”

Then the owner shrugged his shoulders.

“Then it would be perfect with one economizer and one amplifier attached to the 2,000-price base. I’ll do it for 3,000 without energy.”

Hearing what the owner had to say, Jung Daesik started bargaining.

“Three thousand is all my fortune. After I use it all, I don’t have a penny of 10 won.

“Originally, all weapons are a reconnaissance system, so I cut them down as I want, and I can’t do that. Instead, I’ll bring some things. Can I put in five hemostatic potions?”

“I will pay in cash at once. So, please give me 1 million won without any extras. That way, I won’t be buying some equipment. After spending 30 million won, a dungeon shop is opened.”

“I don’t know what this person said. You can’t say no. I’ll give you an extra scroll instead.”

Jung Daesik wrestled with the owner for a while.

As a result of talking about dying for almost 30 minutes.

Five hemostasis potions and five detox potions.

In addition, I received three explosive scrolls, a backpack and an additional knife.

While taking care of it, the owner licked his tongue.

“I just didn’t pick up a knife, but I’m a blade robber. I’m not the kind of person who usually rips like this.”

“You think you’re doing a good job. You’ll use it often.”

“It must be! I brought you so much. Now, here’s my business card. If you need anything, please contact me. You can also order in advance.”

Jung Daesik packed the business card he was handing out.

In fact, he was right that he gave the service too much.

Most of them were to the extent of scrolling in potions.

It seemed that he rarely even received a knife.

‘This is all thanks to good bargaining.’

Jung Daesik knew in the first place that nego was not possible.

If he had, he wouldn’t have revealed that he had 30 million won in funds.

Then he would have lowered the price starting at 2,500, but he spoke in the direction of receiving as many bonuses as possible because it is a reconnaissance system, and that worked.

Who is Jung Daesik?

The so-called master of bargaining!

He had never bought anything at full price since he was born.

It was Jung Daesik who cut prices even in department stores.

To others, it may seem absurd, but that was the way he lived without being an orphan.

In any case, Jung Daesik expressed his sincere gratitude as he received more bonus than he expected.

And he immediately transferred 30 million won to his account, as promised.

‘Half of the 6,000 I had deposited with this was blown away.’

When he saw the reduced amount, he was quite upset, but it was inevitable.

‘You should think of it as an investment, an investment.’

Jung Daesik took a deep breath to soothe his aching heart and left the weapon shop.

Then he stopped at a shooting range where he could try out the weapons he had purchased before exiting the arms store.

There he decided to test the new weapon he had bought.

‘I’ve never shot a magic gun before, so I’ll have to practice a bit before going into action.’

Jung Daesik paid an hourly fee and stood face to face on the line.

Then he took out the gun he had bought, aimed it at the target and pulled the trigger.

Then he felt the power draining from his palm, and something fired from his muzzle.

Jung Daesik was amazed to see it hit the target.

‘This is a magic bullet!’

Normal weapons had little effect on the monsters in the dungeon.

Since only weapons that have been injected with magical powers were effective, there were often no bullets in these types of guns.

Instead of using bullets, it uses magic power.

‘There’s no problem with injecting magic into shooting guns, but it’s because the weapons are cheap. The accuracy is not good and the power is not good.’

Accuracy didn’t really matter that much.

When aggro management becomes important, accuracy will have an impact, but it didn’t matter because we had the sledgehammer in mind.

Most of the monsters were large, so it was okay to miss a bit.

The problem is attack power.

The attack power was displayed above the target because it was a place where weapon performance could be tested.

‘The attack power of the magic bullet I shot is only 200… Is it because my magic power is only 10?’

Even after paying an additional 5 million won to attach an amplifier, it was 200.

Jung Daesik was nauseous, thinking that it was probably because of the low mana level.

‘From now on, no matter what weapon you use, your attack power will be poor. I don’t know, but the magic will wear out quickly. In order to properly use the weapon, I think the magic power level must be high.’

Rolling his head once, he thought of a shop.

‘I can buy stat points with money… The problem is that it’s very expensive.’

Jung Daesik had his taste buds dry.

Then, just in case, he called out entropy.

“Entropy.”

Seeing the speech bubble that appeared before his eyes, he asked a question.

“Well, you said that if you pay an additional amount, the shop will be upgraded, right? So, the number of types that I can buy increases, right?”

“Can I buy my abilities?”

“Magic power? How much does it cost to raise 1 point?”

“Okay, his extra money… How much is that?”

Maybe it’s because I just bought a 30 million won weapon.

$100,000 felt like a lot of money.