The Variables in the Mission

During the period when players in the "Death game" had just entered the Game and could still be called "newcomers," they usually relied on their "professions" and one or two core [Items] they had obtained to deal with various situations, so they often had all kinds of shortcomings.

For example, "soldiers" were usually useless at anything besides frontal combat, "teachers" were as good as dead if anyone got close to them, and "veterinarians" could hardly do anything if they did not encounter any animals...

However, after going through more and more [Instances], meeting more players, completing "advancements," obtaining various [permissions], and learning the skills of the Ten Realms, they eventually became experienced players...

Even if their originally proficient fields remained their longest strengths under the general practice among players of "prioritizing improving strengths over making up for weaknesses," their original weaknesses would no longer be all that weak.

For example, both Good Night's "Corporate Slave" and Paper Kite's "assassin" were professions that were not particularly mobile.

Normally, neither "Corporate Slaves" nor "assassins" would have many mobility-type Items either—neither profession particularly needed to "run away."

But...

Even though they had both made it to "Tier 3," Good Night and Paper Kite each still had their own methods.

Good Night pulled out two suction cups and stuck them to the wall. Then, like a secret agent or superhero in a movie, he crawled up the wall like a gecko.

Paper Kite's method was simpler. He directly pulled out a bamboo dragonfly, put it on his head, and flew up.

Seeing this, Good Night could not help complaining.

"Xi Ba, I never heard that there was a Doraemon in any generation of the Ten Realms. Where did you dig up this good thing, Old Qi?"

"I had a friend from Night Valley make