The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 77

Chapter 77 Pet Suggestions

Karl sat down with the warriors, one of whom was still nursing a sore foot with his boot off.

"As you can see, the most effective strategy against many targets is actually the feet and legs. They're not as protected, and while the target will be careful what they step on, that also means they will be hesitant to approach you." Daniel explained, taking on the role of the spokesman after having watched Karl in his regular classes for a week.

"That makes sense. The boot has to have some feeling, or you won't be able to walk as smoothly, but that also means that the armour is limited. I wasn't expecting someone to actually step on the trip wire, though." Karl agreed.

That made the other warriors chuckle.

"Thin wires in the fog is a great combination technique, and it was what we were initially planning to suggest. There are only so many different ways to use Rend, but if you treat it like wire, then you should be able to make a number of quality traps, as well as set up ambushes.

Our discussion today will be less about new ways to use your technique, and what we should be finding you for a second pet attempt. If you had someone who could fight at your side in that situation, like the Golem, you would have increased your potential defences by a lot, and it might have been enough to deal with all the attackers. _{ƒгeeweɓn૦vel.com}

The official position is that we should have you try with more newborns or eggs, as that was how Hawk started. If you try to bond a larger, aggressive monster, there is a strong possibility that it would remain hostile to you and waste your talent until it is put down.

There is also the chance that a lost pet might not be able to be replaced. The classes that can summon a Familiar or helper pet are like that. Once it's gone, it is gone and they can't do it again.

Your class is unique, and you can bond with actual monsters, not use magic to summon a mouse or cat level common animal, plus you can bring them into that space in your mind, that nobody knows the limitations of. But that is why we are being cautious, there is a lot of potential there, and we don't want to make a fatal error." Daniel explained.

Karl nodded slowly. The explanation made sense, but the space felt more like it was a nest, a home for whatever lived there. It didn't stop existing when Hawk was outside, and the second space was just sitting empty, waiting for Karl to build a nest for something else.

"Alright, what did you have in mind? Is there like some strategic reserve of monster babies for study or something?" Karl asked.

The team laughed and shook their heads. "No, what we're going to do is go for a little adventure. There are a few tame species of monsters that the scientists study, but those aren't what we need for an Elite that cultivates combat pets. Instead, we are going to head to the southern plains and go find you a proper monster.