Second Skin: Unified: A litRPG Adventure (Second Skin Book 3) by M Damon Baker

Author:M Damon Baker [Baker, M Damon]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: LitRPG, Fantasy, Cyberpunk, gamelit, dark fantasy, sword and sorcery
Publisher: M Damon Baker
Published: 2019-08-21T05:00:00+00:00

Sintári Female

Titles: Sintári, Empress

Level - 32

457709/461200

Health - 341/341 Aura - 647/847 Endurance - 341/341

Sintári – Sintári interact with their surroundings in unusual ways. The effects of these interactions can be unpredictable

Class – Warden – Wardens gain a 10% bonus to skills associated with nature or which have natural effects

Specialization – Protector

Mastery –

STR - 39 (+3)

CON - 29 (+2)

DEX - 25 (+2)

INT - 25 (+2)

WIS - 24 (+2)

CHA - 47 (+4)

Before I could even look at my XP, I noticed my new title taunting me again—there was simply no escaping it, but balancing my irritation was the fact that I was less than four thousand XP away from my next level. If I’d spent these last few months adventuring instead of building my Realm, I’d probably be several levels higher than I was, so I welcomed any little gains I was able to make while I was stuck in my capacity as head of state. Wow, had I just admitted that?

I quickly focused on something else rather than dwell on the fact that I ruled a nation and realized that the slow trickle of advancement I had been getting from holding Ridge with the summoning spell had stopped. I was stuck at 39% proficiency in Summon Elemental, but it should have been higher than that. Strangely, my Medium Armor talent was also stuck at the same point as well, even though I wore Melía’s Armor almost constantly.

When I remembered that my weapon talents gave me certain perks when I reached the 40% threshold, I thought I had an idea why my progress had stopped. The passive nature of my advancement simply wasn’t enough to push me over that limit. I would most likely have to actively use those skills in order to make the leap into the next tier of those particular talents. It was a quirk that I probably would have known about if I had access to the wiki, but then again, this was a real world, and much of what had been in that digital guide probably didn’t apply anymore. I didn’t know if my hunch was correct, but I had an idea how I might be able to test my theory.

“Let’s get out of here,” I said to Tási as I closed the window.

“Was there anything interesting in your ‘Deathless’ messages this time?”

“Just a quest to torment a halfling,” I teased her. “Do you know anyone who might be able to help me with that?”

“No one comes to mind,” she said as she slid away from me.

I smiled and grabbed her hand as we walked out the door and Aiva followed closely behind us. Tási kept glancing at me as we made our way out of the Palace, apparently unsure whether I had been joking about the quest I had told her about. I enjoyed letting her sweat for a change, so I didn’t bother clarifying things for her until we approached our first stop of the day.

“I didn’t receive a quest to torment you, Tási,” I confessed as we walked toward the small ranch.

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