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กำลังเก็บข้อมูล

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 1:

Storing data

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

He was more handsome than I pictured him—and high-strung. His clothing
looked expensive, and I suppose he placed a lot of importance on his
appearance, because he was sporting a whole array of Unique equipment that

would make him a more-than-decent fighter. It certainly befitted his image as a
demon lord not to be trifled with.
What struck me the most, however, was the fox he was carrying in his arms. It
was packed to the gills with magicules and mystical force, maybe even up to
demon lord levels. That was one of his attendants, and I suppose a demon
lord's servants had to be pretty damn powerful, too.
That, and I tried running an Analyze and Assess on him, and something
interesting caught my eye there. I didn't want to coast on this just because we
had occupied his HQ. It was important to finish him off right.
Anyway, Milim followed behind him, completing the night's attendee list.
All were real monsters, ready to burn you at a moment's notice. Doing the A
and A once-over on Leon produced nothing useful, either. It was kind of funny,
seeing Raphael say that it couldn't analyze something. It meant he had an
ultimate skill of his own, something on the same level as mine.
Then I made a realization. Guy had let me read fake info, but was that his way
of fending off ultimate skills? If I couldn't use my ultimate to analyze something,
it meant the target had an ultimate, too. That may be why he was feeding me a
bunch of nonsense instead—I just happened to know it was fake nonsense
because Raphael was smart enough to see that. If it hadn't noticed, I could
easily have been tricked.
This meant, of course, that Guy had an ultimate skill as well. I suspected Milus
(?) did, too, and Leon definitely did. An ultimate was several orders of
magnitude more powerful than a unique skill requiring an intersection of one's
attributes, luck, and a plethora of incidental conditions. They were rare—
uncommon enough that even a true, awakened demon lord may not have one,
and all were great as a last-resort ace in the hole.
That was why I needed to be extra careful here. That, and—ugh—it was safe
to assume Guy knew I possessed an ultimate now. Big mistake. My lack of
experience playing this game screwed me there. I was dealing with some of the
orneriest demon lords out there; I should've been more on the alert.
Still, what's done is done. It wasn't a lethal mistake, either. I just needed to
figure out how to deal with it. It's easy to hide mind-reading skills, just as Gazel

did. Guy still didn't know what type of skill I had, so I probably didn't need to be
too hung up about it. Hell, I could even use this to make them think I'm a fool.
To be exact, I would direct Raphael to hide everything at all costs, but maybe
show off one ultimate skill that was okay to reveal as my trump card. That way,
I could still keep a few cards hidden at all times, right?

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

collect