Free Life Fantasy Online: Immortal Princess Vol. 3 by Akisuzu Nenohi

Author:Akisuzu Nenohi [Nenohi, Akisuzu]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: light novel
Publisher: Seven Seas Entertainment
Published: 2023-05-19T07:00:00+00:00

Hmm…their stats remain unchanged, but their fighting is much more efficient now that they can move better. They don’t waste time on pointless steps anymore.

Now that they’re capable of more actions, I tell Unit One to take out a banty within my field of view. Unit Two remains as support for Unit One and myself—or rather, he rushes and strikes as he pleases. When I see three enemies together, I’m able to leave them to Units One and Two to divvy up, but I generally make Unit Two prioritize enemies Unit One or I are fighting.

Now I’ll raise their efficiency even more. I recall Unit Two and resummon him as a red skeleton wolf with custom materials. Unit One costs me 200 capacity and Unit Two costs me 400, so I’m able to make it work.

I give Unit Two two arms, a two-handed sword, and resummon him. Now that’s a shocking sight. He’s a dark red skeletal pup with two arms growing out of his back to carry a sword. Since he already has four legs as a wolf, this actually seems rather practical for him? But I can improve that even further. I’ll select Sword, Balance Control, and Body Boost for his skills.

Body Boost is a passive stat buff for both Strength and Stamina. The Dexterity and Agility version is called Limb Boost, while the Intelligence and Spirit buff is called Soul Boost. I don’t know if the buff they give is as high as it would be if you focused on an individual stat, but since I’m only using this on my servants, it doesn’t really matter so much.

For race skills, I stick with the usual Physical Resistance, Life Absorption, Low Undead, and Bone Body. I also grant them my Super HP Regen and Special Automatic Regen. It won’t let me change Low Undead and Bone Body, but I suppose that might be natural for skeletons.

All right, Unit Two. Time for you to test out your new toys. In fact, let’s have you do lots of testing. I have him hold a two-handed sword…but then again, with this fighting style, a katana might be a better option.

It took a bit of time for him to get used to the new body, but thanks to his high AI level, he gets the hang of it in no time. Maybe I should use cores to get him straight up to level 50? Or at least 30. Anything lower and I’m pretty sure he won’t be able to coordinate with other players.

I can still customize his body, right? But if I keep playing around with customization, I’m going to run out of capacity in no time. I’m sure I’ll be able to summon metal skeletons soon, so I can’t really use customization until I’m at the point where their skills are too high to easily level anymore. What a sad fate.

Summoning a metal skeleton and upgraded armor will be 2,400 capacity altogether. An upgraded metal skeleton dog is 600, so I need 3,000 total.

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