"Really?" This time it was Maris and the others who were stunned. After hearing Solam's words, Fia hurriedly dragged him over to find them and repeated what he had said.
"Do I have any reason to lie to you?" Solam was rather helpless with these country bumpkins. How could they possibly know about a class like Arcane Knight?
"Then do you count as a mage too?" Maris quickly asked.
"More or less. Though it's a little different, I am indeed considered a mage."
"Then why haven't we seen you cast spells in battle?" Sim chimed in at this point. Barbarians had always been resistant to magic; they truly disliked it.
"At the early stages, Arcane Knights use spells to support physical attacks. I usually fight in close combat, so I rarely cast spells." This answer satisfied Sim. After all, no adventurer liked having a teammate who threw spells around recklessly.
"Didn't you say you were a Shaman?" Fia raised her own question. It was not impolite—after all, they would be teammates from now on. If they did not get everything straight, how could they develop teamwork?
"I'm multiclassed as a Shaman." As he spoke, Solam gave them a detailed introduction to his classes. "I'm currently an eighth-level Shaman, an eighth-level Warrior, and a fourth-level Arcane Knight."
"Uh... you're multiclassed into three classes?" Maris was a little dumbfounded after hearing about Solam's classes. The more classes one took on, the more energy it consumed, and it could easily lead to accomplishing nothing.
"No. After I became an Arcane Knight, I gave up training as a Warrior, so I'm only multiclassed into two."
"That's still impressive. No wonder you're so strong." Fia greatly envied Solam for being able to take on so many classes. She had always wanted to become a mage,