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240 Brave title

Totally troublesome, Julius the Brave was Yamada's brother.

He was a huge little kid when I met him before, but now he's totally grown up to be quite a beautiful guy.

You don't look like Yamada.

Feels soft and gentle.

I don't know, he's emitting an aura of good men who just look at his face.

Maybe it's my preconceived notion, but the one with the soft grin mostly holds one thing in his belly. Yes, but that doesn't seem to be the case either when it comes to brave men.

Just a smile is going to purify the split.

Such a brave man, but I don't want to get involved with you.

I was just a little kid when we met during the war, and I missed it for the purpose of growing and pruning it because I can expect the future, but things were quite different then and now.

In the first place, I became divinely jealous of my experience.

Experience?

What, is that delicious?

I don't want it.

That's why you're not worth it enough to go out of your way.

That's if I personally saw it.

I don't care, like.

I just can't say that, either, when I count on the whole world.

Who are the brave men?

The answer is the Demon King's versus.

Hi, as far as the history of system upgrades goes, it looks like the brave and demon kings weren't incorporated in the early days.

That seems to be the beginning of the brave and demonic kings when the natural and demonic kings occurred, and the brave men who crusaded it, and D interestingly incorporated it into the system.

In other words, the demon king has more ancient origins than the brave.

Its a brave man, but its role is to defeat the Demon King if you say so in a nutshell.

End of story.

While the Demon King has many troublesome circumstances, the reason for the brave man's existence is extremely simple.

Defeat the Demon King.

Conversely, we can also say that the one who defeated the Demon King is the brave one and the one who was defeated by the brave one is the Demon King.

That's the problem, isn't it?

The title of Brave has a secret effect that is not in the explanation.

It's the brave who have the brave title, but there are hidden elements to the brave's skills.

D likes to play in places like this, and I can't be alarmed by the availability of strange gimmicks and stuff.

The title of Brave has the concealed effect of granting the defeated opponent the title 'The Brave Wounded'.

Well, I knocked him down. Almost equals. It means he's dead, and if he dies, it doesn't make sense because I can't help getting that.

But if, for example, you have the skills of immortality or patience, or miraculously come back to life, this title makes sense.

The skills available under this title are "Demon King LV1" and "Contraindicated LV1".

At this point, Akan.

Whether you're a brave man or a demon king, it's easier to have the next generation of titles if you have the skills.

Sounds like the Demon King or something has avoided ever becoming the Demon King under the authority of a bulimic ruler, but that's all it would be easier to inherit a title if your skills were developed.

When a brave man tries to beat you, that's all you need to do to get closer to the title of Demon King.

Well, the Demon King's seat is already buried, so there's no problem there.

If there is a problem, it is the system itself called Title.

Titles often have special effects when acquired together with skills.

And I get two skills automatically at the same time I get them.

Thinking of the effects of the title itself together, it's like getting three skills at the top.

Some contraindications can give you shitty skills, but it's a better deal to get the basics.

I was helped a lot by that, too.

But there's a big trap hidden in the title.

Skills are acquired at the price of skill points or are completed after being honed up by training.

A proper equivalence exchange diagram is formed there.

In contrast, the title can only be obtained if the conditions are right.

Some titles require effort to acquire, but most titles, unlike skills, do not require such a thing.

You can also get the title of "The Brave Won" just as long as the Brave Man knocks you down.

There is no equivalent exchange there, just to be given.

So where is that given from?

The answer is the system and the MA region.

Originally, the skill you get with the title is a calculation that would add to your income and expenses if the guy who received it worked out a little by the time he died.

Or so the title in anticipation of it is a system.

It's like debt, and I'll lend you the title, so when I die, I feel like I'm not paying it back with interest.

But as it stands, I don't want to lend my MA energy.

It's a fire truck.

So, what's troublesome is the title of "The Brave Wounded" that you get when the brave knock you down.

I got this.

No, I didn't mean to get it, did I?

I mean, I didn't think you'd get it.

You're deified and out of the system.

But I'm getting it. Wonder.

I guess the reason is because I'm badly hacking into the system.

So I had some kind of weird reaction, and it seems to have bugged me.