The Exiled Noble Rises as the Holy King: Befriending Fluffy Beasts and a Holy Maiden with My Ultimate Cheat Skill! Volume 2 [Parts 1 to 2] by Yu Okano

Author:Yu Okano
Language: eng
Format: epub

Name: Mataza

Sex: Male

Species: Dog Beastman

Titles: None

Root Skills: <Hound Sprite 7>, <Hound Soldier 4>

Derived Skills: <Howl 5>, <Pack Supervision 4>, <Spearmanship 4>

General Skills: <Bite 2>, <Scratch 2>, <Dash 1>, <Swordplay 3>, <Glide Blade 3>...

“Oh, you’ve got a bunch more!” While I was impressed, there were a few categories that were pretty dicey. The root skills section in particular was out of the question. To be fair, I’d heard of some humans who had monster skills. There were a surprising number of them among demihumans, so that might have been a decent cover story. Even so, my own status card still posed a risk...but Fresco had been considerate enough to not look. So for the moment, I could relax in regards to that.

However, observing it more closely, the entry in question was shaded in gray. It must have been another function of the status card. I had the other kobolds take a look, but apparently they couldn’t see the entry.

This was an interesting subject of investigation. There were often grayed-out parts when I tapped into the skill lists of the followers contracted to me, and I was the only one who could read them. Was this the same kind of thing? But while my contracted followers weren’t able to see them, Mataza was able to see his own.

This was an unforeseen discrepancy. Well, I couldn’t say if it would matter much. If I just wanted to see the kobolds’ skills, I could rely on <Follower Contract>. Just knowing in general who could and couldn’t see the grayed-out parts was pretty useful.

“So, how are they?” Fresco asked us with curiosity.

I thought it best to not tell him too much lest it backfire. “Well, the results aren’t all that interesting. It just displays a few general skills that we’ve learned.”

“Huh, I didn’t expect you’d have much experience to speak of. What kind of skills, just for reference?”

“A lot in the vein of Needlework and Sawing. And there’s Construction, too...”

“...Seriously?”

Naturally, Aht had drilled these into us, but we had a cover story for this too. “We—and by that, I mean the dog beastmen—have led a very rugged lifestyle. They learned what they had to, to get by.”

“I see... Well, can’t say I don’t get that,” Fresco responded to my dodgy explanation with an expression of acquiescence.

∗ ∗ ∗

“Okay, here’s the last one.” Fresco handed over the final status card, the one for me. The kobolds had all received theirs by this point, and Cath had one for familiars made for her. Status cards came in those kinds of varieties too.

The info on it for Cath was a good deal different than what I could access through <Follower Contract>. For starters, there was her species. Since being listed as a demon cat might have caused issues, her species was instead set to demi-demon cat—a species which was extremely similar but still had a distinct classification. It was like the difference between dragons and demi-dragons. Demon cats would eventually become very powerful monsters as they matured, but demi-demon cats didn’t change as drastically and could be kept as pets.

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