[You were like a lighthouse piercing the darkness, guiding desperate adventurers to the far shore. Clearly, you were a bard, yet you refused to settle for being a singer who merely entertained the masses. Whether you intended it or not, you were already bringing people hope through your songs—admit it, you were a born leader.] [You obtained "Demeanor Lighthouse": When facing a crisis, your words will be more convincing, making it easier to lead those stranded in despair. To those who follow you, you possess boundless charisma, seemingly able to dispel all their fears, boost their morale, and help them rally once more. Note: I will lead you out of the darkness.]
Looking at the word "Demeanor" explicitly written in the Journal, Tang Qi roughly deduced its effects based on his previous "Commoner Hero" reward:
"Demeanor" seems to be an aura that directly influences how others perceive you, rather than a spell—the earlier "Commoner Hero" was like a "first impression," directly determining whether others liked or disliked you.
This "Hope Lighthouse" is more like a "stereotype," subtly making people on the brink of despair believe in me of their own accord.
And those who believe in me will regain confidence and courage and have their morale boosted as long as they can see me, sense my presence, hear my songs, or know I'm beside them... even against magical effects?
Does that mean I can improve my companions' chances of resisting the third-ring [Fear Spell] without even spending Poet's Inspiration?
He recalled how even Black Snake had succumbed to the Fear Spell when facing Babaya, losing his chance to kill her.
Tang Qi could not help being astonished by this demeanor's effects.
Perhaps his deeds had caused such a stir that the reward far exceeded his expectations.
He hurriedly