"Alright, looks like I was meddling where I wasn't needed."
Gargantua scratched the back of her head carelessly, then casually slammed a heavy warhammer onto the table with a bang. Smiling, she said, "Put Crusader on this for me! Please!"
"Crusader? With the Points you've saved up, you could easily get better enchantments like Mongoose, execute, or savage, couldn't you?" Allen asked in surprise.
You must know that although Crusader was indeed the undisputed top-tier enchantment in the version capped at level sixty, it still fell quite short compared to the enchantments of the level-seventy version.
"Hahahaha! Can't be helped! I just like that feeling of my strength surging in an instant. Besides, Crusader restores a small amount of health too. It suits a warrior like me who loves charging forward best." Gargantua laughed as she explained.
"You lent all your Points to someone else, didn't you?" Allen glanced at Evileye and Lagris, who were picking spells from the bookshelves.
After all, over the past two days, it had become far from unusual for warrior-type members of fixed teams to lend their Points to their magic-oriented teammates.
With Tier Magic now available, magic-oriented classes found their Points increasingly insufficient. After exchanging for new spells, they often no longer had enough to replace their weapons or equipment.
To maximize the team's strength, warrior-type teammates would save part of their Points and let close magic-oriented teammates use them.
Likewise, magic-oriented classes would return the favor by giving up some loot such as gold, silver, and treasures. In the end, everyone was happy.
"You even know that?" Gargantua's eyes widened in surprise.
"Nothing that happens within the Hunter Association escapes my eyes," Allen replied without looking up.
Holding an Enchanting rod, he aimed it at the spiked warhammer on the table and rapidly