Rain

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Rain Farrell (雷恩) 10 14
Species/Race	Human 24 28
Gender	Male 1
Affiliation	Oak Village; Mill Town Adventurers’ Association; Whistling Hunters 7 9 40
Occupation/Role	Former farmer; adventurer and Whistling Hunters frontline fighter. His teammates regard him as an Apprentice Mage, though his status panel lists him as a farmer 1 24 40
Status	Alive as of Chapter 50 50
First Appearance	Chapter 1 1

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Farmer	1	Initial status: Strength, Agility, Constitution, Perception, and Charisma 5; Intelligence 7. 1
Common Goblin Bloodline	1	Acquired after killing Goblins; grants Agility Lv. 1 and Rapid Reproduction Lv. 2. 1
Goblin Warrior Bloodline	2 3	Fuses four ordinary Goblin bloodlines. Gains Robustness Lv. 1, which raises Strength and Agility, and Dim-Light Vision Lv. 1. 2 3
Cold-Enhanced Goblin Bloodline	6 7	Acquired from a Mutant Goblin. Grants Frost Affinity Lv. 1 and the Zero-Ring Spell Freezing Ray Lv. 1. 6 7
Common Boarfolk Bloodline	17 20	Acquired during a Whistling Hunters mission and equipped mid-battle. Adds Brute Strength Lv. 1, Thick Hide Lv. 1, and Keen Scent Lv. 2. 17 20
Boarfolk Warrior Bloodline	21 24	Acquired after defeating Shattered Tooth. Raises Brute Strength and Thick Hide to Lv. 2 and grants Hammer Proficiency Lv. 1 and Savage Charge Lv. 1; replaces the ordinary Boarfolk bloodline in his active setup. 21 24
Giant Vampire Bat Bloodline	37	Grants Keen Hearing Lv. 2 and Sonic Echolocation Lv. 1. 37
Giant Vampire Bat Leader Bloodline	37 38	Fuses four ordinary bat bloodlines. Its equipped abilities include Robust Lv. 1 and Silencing Scream Lv. 1; Rain removes his now-redundant Goblin Warrior bloodline from his active slots. 37 38

Background

Rain was reborn in the body of an eighteen-year-old Oak Village farmer after dying in his former world. The original Rain had been found as an infant beside a strange burst of light, carrying a semicircular metal pendant. Old Henry raised him, tried unsuccessfully to find his parents, and left him his house before dying of illness 1 7 8.

Rain discovered his status panel’s purpose when Goblins ambushed him in his family’s rice field: killing them produced bloodline portraits he could equip. After helping rescue two abducted villagers, he left Oak Village to become an adventurer in Mill Town. He intends to investigate his pendant and origins when he can safely consult a knowledgeable mage 1 7 8 9.

Appearance

Bloodlines visibly alter Rain’s physique, especially those obtained from Boarfolk. Activating the Boarfolk Warrior bloodline makes his upper body dramatically more muscular; he initially uses clothing and armor to draw less attention to the change 20 24 27.

• Build: Broad shoulders, enlarged neck and upper-body muscles; his teammates barely recognize him after two weeks apart 24 29 30.
• Usual combat gear: Chainmail and a Bull-Horn Helmet, paired with a shield and warhammer 26 29 34.

Personality

Rain is cautious about exposing the source of his powers. He delays equipping a new bloodline when others might notice, gives the Whistling Hunters a cover story for Freezing Ray, and tests unfamiliar abilities before depending on them in combat 6 15 25. He studies monster ratings, trains consistently, and recognizes when a promising bloodline is not worth an unwinnable fight 11 12 13.

He wants strength both to survive and to protect others. His willingness to stay with the Whistling Hunters against a Boarfolk Warrior earns their respect, though he privately admits that the prospect of its bloodline also influenced him. When his friend Robin goes missing, Rain asks the team to take the investigation 7 21 42.

Abilities & Skills

Bloodline system

Rain gains a monster’s bloodline portrait by playing a leading role in its death; merely delivering the final blow is insufficient. He can equip portraits in four active slots, store others in a sixteen-slot inventory, and fuse four identical lower-tier bloodlines into a higher-tier one 1 2 6 13.

• Active-slot limit: He cannot equip two identical bloodlines of the same tier or fuse the same bloodline a second time. Removing an equipped bloodline immediately removes its benefits 6 7.
• Higher-tier replacement: His Boarfolk Warrior bloodline retains the useful talents of the ordinary Boarfolk bloodline, freeing an active slot 24.

Freezing Ray and frost affinity

Freezing Ray is a Zero-Ring Spell obtained from the Cold-Enhanced Goblin bloodline. Rain uses it to freeze targets, create slippery ground, and injure enemies’ eyes 7 16 19 50.

• Casting limit: He initially manages two casts reliably and a third with difficulty; repeated use causes dizziness, headaches, and mental exhaustion 8 9 15 19.
• Bloodline dependence: Practice improves his aim, but he cannot cast the spell without its bloodline equipped. Frost Affinity Lv. 1 increases ice-spell power by 10% and ice-spell learning speed by 20% 11.

Boarfolk talents and Savage Charge

Brute Strength Lv. 2 increases Rain’s Strength by three, while Thick Hide Lv. 2 increases Constitution by three and improves poison resistance and piercing defense by 30%. Keen Scent Lv. 2 lets him distinguish lingering scents within roughly fifty meters; Hammer Proficiency Lv. 1 improves hammer damage and technique-learning speed 22 24.

• Savage Charge Lv. 1: Rushes a target within fifteen meters. Rain can make a limited turn or charge behind a shield, though a shield weakens the impact 24 25.
• Costs and risks: The charge consumes stamina and some mental energy. Recoil hurts his human shoulder; when also using Freezing Ray, he estimates about three charges per fight are prudent 25.

Bat-derived senses and Silencing Scream

Keen Hearing Lv. 2 helps Rain detect faint sounds within fifty meters. Sonic Echolocation, also called Sonic Location, maps obstacles and creatures using high-frequency sound, allowing him to scout dark passages 37 38 43.

• Echolocation limit: Repeated use leaves his throat dry and hoarse. Creatures able to detect its sound may notice him probing them 37 46 47.
• Silencing Scream Lv. 1: A sonic shriek that can disrupt spellcasting within ten meters 38.

Weapon and combat training

Rain trains with Instructor Humbert in spear thrusts, shield defense, and warhammer use. His learned Combat Techniques include Armor-Breaking Strike and Shield Bash 11 27 28 29.

• Armor-Breaking Strike: Reaches just over 80% execution after two weeks; Rain is told he needs 95% to trigger a class-change prompt 29.
• Shield Bash: Reaches just over 60% execution shortly after he learns it. He later uses it extensively against Giant Vampire Bats 29 35.
• Professional status: Rain has not become a Professional and does not know whether bloodline-granted spells can count toward a class change 35 40.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Semicircular metal pendant — The only clue found with him as an infant; its significance remains unknown 7 8.
• Pitchfork — His farming tool and first weapon, used against Goblins near Oak Village 1 2.
• Adventurer nameplate — Bears the name Rain Farrell and identifies him for Association work 10.
• Spear and sword — Bought when he replaced his pitchfork in Mill Town; he uses the spear against Boarfolk 9 17 20.
• Leather cuirass — Given to him by militia captain Jefferson before he leaves Oak Village 8.
• Half-length chainmail and Bull-Horn Helmet — Purchased at Ironforge Workshop after his Boarfolk mission 26.
• Shields — Buys a spiked Cross-Riveted Wooden Shield, then orders a replacement after intensive Shield Bash practice damages it 26 38 41.
• Warhammer — Humbert lends him the metal practice hammer that suits his grip for use on a mission 30.

Relationships

• Old Henry — Rain’s adoptive guardian in Oak Village. He raised the original Rain and searched for clues to his parents before his death 7.
• Kyle — Oak Village chief; supports Rain’s departure, gives him the villagers’ collected money, and becomes his Adventurers’ Association contact and beneficiary 8 9.
• Gates and Jefferson — Villagers Rain helps during the Goblin attacks. Gates offers money and care for Rain’s field; Jefferson gives him a leather cuirass 2 8.
• Nia — Oakshield archer who helps Rain defeat a Mutant Goblin and invites him to seek her out in Dorn City 6 7.
• Humbert Stonebeard — Dwarven combat instructor who teaches Rain shield, spear, and warhammer skills and recognizes his aptitude 11 28 29.
• Robin — Rain’s sparring partner and friend. Robin’s disappearance prompts Rain to investigate Azure Mine; his damaged shield is later found among the missing squad’s belongings 12 38 42 45.
• Leia Olsen — Captain of the Whistling Hunters. She recruits Rain for a Boarfolk hunt, rewards his contribution, and later invites him to join permanently 14 23 40.
• Chris, Grand, and Fabian — Whistling Hunters teammates who fight beside Rain, train with him, and welcome him into the party 20 21 39 40.

Story Role / Major Arcs

• Oak Village Goblin attack: Rain discovers bloodlines, saves Gates, and helps rescue Ruth and Lori. The Mutant Goblin’s bloodline gives him Freezing Ray 1 2 6 7.
• Mill Town training: He registers as an adventurer and trains under Humbert to compensate for his limited spellcasting 9 10 11.
• Boarfolk hunt: Rain joins the Whistling Hunters temporarily, helps defeat several Boarfolk and a Warrior, then develops his new strength through warhammer and shield training 14 17 20 21 24 28 29.
• Whistling Hunters membership: After fighting Giant Vampire Bats and demonstrating his close-combat ability in sparring, Rain accepts Leia’s invitation to join the team 35 37 39 40.
• Azure Mine investigation: Concern for Robin leads Rain’s team into an abandoned mine. His senses expose a hidden passage and Gray Dwarf defenders; in the ensuing fight, he coordinates focused attacks and switches targets when a magic barrier thwarts the team 42 46 47 49 50.

Notable Quotes

“The ultimate value of strength lies in sheltering those you love and those weaker than yourself.” 7

“If I had a choice, I’d choose heaven. But I’d rather not have to choose either one.” 21