Raising [Hand of the Void] and [Ei a] to the next level required 60 XP, and Arthur currently had 82 XP. That meant he had 22 XP to spend as he pleased.
22 XP was more than enough to upgrade every skill in his [Support Skill Bar] once.
However, considering what he might encounter at Oak Manor, Arthur focused on raising [Keen Eyes] and [Reading People] two levels each.
In the end, he had 1 XP left over, which he put into [Drawing].
His support skills improved as follows-
[Horsemanship Lv2 (0/5)], [Intimidation Lv3 (0/10)], [Bluff Lv3 (0/10)], [Keen Eyes Lv3 (0/10)], [Reading People Lv3 (0/10)]
In addition, his general skill [Drawing] rose to Lv2.
Just as when his combat skills improved, the synchronization of knowledge and body was completed in a short time.
Even with so many skills, Arthur felt no discomfort.
Closing his eyes, Arthur carefully savored the changes.
With [Horsemanship] at Lv2, he could not only mount and dismount with ease, but also ride a warhorse at a leisurely trot. If he took advantage of his 1.8 [Physique], even a full gallop was possible. Using a weapon on horseback, however, would be extremely difficult, especially shooting-though with the Thunder Gun, Arthur was confident he could land a kill with every shot. After all, he would not need to aim.
[Intimidation] and [Bluff] seemed to have some connection to [Keen Eyes] and [Reading People].
For example, looking at Fontel now, Arthur felt confident he could squeeze more money out of him with nothing more than a few words and the right expressions.
Were these a poor Medium's signature skills?
Despite his reflections, Arthur did not extort Fontel. Now that he already owned one-eighth of Oak Manor, squeezing his employer for more would cross a line.