L50. Lucky Prophet's Journeys - 2

Item : Extra Chapter: Fortuitous Nini

"After leveling up and improving my equipment, grinding dungeons no longer took up all my time. I occasionally entered the battlefield, where I either killed or was killed, providing a completely different thrill compared to dungeons."

"At this point, with my newfound strength, I shifted my focus to World Bosses, the quickest way to make a name for myself and let the world know who I am."

"Ha! I was the strongest female Mystic at the time. Defeating World Bosses was a piece of cake for me."

* Note 1: The battlefield is a place where Nini and other Sprite Messengers hone their skills against each other. It seems to be a special area set up by the Sprite King to encourage them to constantly improve their abilities. In this area, death is followed by a penalty-free resurrection.

* Note 2: World Bosses are powerful monsters that appear in various locations across the continent, and Nini refers to them as such. Sprite Messengers are very keen on challenging them. During my time with her, I was asked to help document her battle against the Two-Faced Queen, Envy, in the Misty Wetlands. It was indeed an exciting fight.

"Ha! I was the strongest female Mystic back then. Killing World Bosses was as easy as pie for me."

Note: World Boss refers to the powerful monsters that appear in various places on the continent, and Sprite Messengers are very enthusiastic about challenging them. During my time with her, I was asked to help record one of her battles against the Two-Faced Queen Envy in the Misty Swamp, which was indeed a very exciting fight.

Item : Extra Chapter: Fortuitous Nini

"In the days when I constantly challenged World Bosses everywhere, my name gradually became known in this World."

"Everywhere there are World Boss statues, my figure can be found, which is a symbol of great strength, and people began to recognize me as the strongest female Mystic."

* Note: After the Sprite Messengers defeat the powerful monsters that descend, the local residents, in order to thank them for saving themselves from disaster, will build a dedicated statue in the area to commemorate their deeds.