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n“Anything you need. Just tell me.”

nHearing Ian’s confident answer, Kain was satisfied.

n“A Blue-Eyed Wolf has appeared somewhere in the Plains of Ramud. My son has just become a

nSummoner and he wants a Blue-Eyed Wolf as his pet. So, I want you to catch it and bring it to me…”

n“What?” Ian asked back without noticing it.

nThe Blue-Eyed Wolf is a strong Rare Rank monster with a level higher than 40. Ian remembered this

nbecause he had hunted it by taking a huge risk as a beginner before resetting his character.

n‘Oh no. I don’t think this is a beginner level monster!’

nWhy is such a powerful monster being mentioned as a job quest for a Lv.10 beginner? And he wasn’t

neven a Summoner yet. He had no skill to tame the monster.

nKain ignored Ian and continued to talk, “I have to stay here, so I cannot go. Unfortunately, my son is

nnot good enough to face it.”

nKain then took out a scroll and handed it to Ian.

n“Here are five Scrolls of Binding. Try to make the wolf tired as much as you can, then bind it using the

nscroll. The wolf at the Plains of Ramud is still young, so he isn’t that strong.”

nWith that, a system message came up.

n-Ddling-!

nCapture the Blue-Eyed Wolf at the Plains of Ramud!

nThe young son of Kain, guild master of the Summoners, wants a Blue-Eyed Wolf. A young Blue-Eyed

nWolf has appeared at the Plains of Ramud, bind it and bring it to Kain.

nDifficulty level of the quest: E

nReward: Summoner (Monster Tamer) class

n– Would you like to accept the quest?

nIan’s eyes sparkled.

nIt was an insanely hard quest, however, that wasn’t the reason. Ian saw the words ‘Monster Tamer’.

n‘A hidden class!’

nIan didn’t think twice before taking the scrolls and answering, “Yes, I will capture it for you.”

nKain looked satisfied, “Thank you. Then I will wait for good news. To use a Scroll of Binding, think

nabout the target and say the word ‘Bind’.”

n“Okay.”

nWatching Ian, as he left the building, Kain added.

n“Ah, and if things don’t go well, come and find me again. I will help you one more time.”

nIan was a slightly relieved to hear this.

n‘At least failing once didn’t mean that the quest will disappear.’

nHowever, Ian was going to succeed at his first try: he didn’t have the time to fail.

nIan left the Summoner Guild and headed to the Plains of Ramud right away.

nHe was a little bewildered to hear about the Blue-Eyes Wolf, however, he was certain he would

nsucceed.

n‘The average level of the monsters in the Plains of Ramud was about 10. It is a Blue-Eyed wolf, but

nhe said it was a young one. And he is at the Plains of Ramud… so, he shouldn’t be that strong.

nIan had raised his stats by training for two days without sleeping and his abilities were better than

nthose of an ordinary Lv.30 users. He had every reason to be confident.

n‘Now, let’s find him!’

nIan arrived at the Plains of Ramud in no time and started to search for the monster.

nIt was called the Plains of Ramud, however, the place wasn’t that big. Besides, Ramud had very few

nmonsters. Hence, it wasn’t even a good hunting ground. So, Ian wasn’t disturbed by other users.

nAfter combing the area for about an hour, he found the Blue-Eyed Wolf, he was then shocked by it.

n‘Its level is 20!’

nIan had great stats, however, if he had been an ordinary user, he would have to fight it at Lv.10.

nIan was dumbfounded.

n‘Are all the hidden class quests this hard?’

nHe doubted that a little, however, he prepared to hunt it. So, he aimed his bow at the wolf.

n‘I guess it’s a good thing that I won’t kill it in one blow…’

nWith Ian’s current attack power, Lv.10 monsters would be killed by just one arrow. Ian had to capture

nthe wolf instead of killing it, so, it was a good thing for him.

nPiiing-!

nIan’s arrow pierced the air and flew toward the wolf and it perfectly hit its body. Ian didn’t dare to use

nthe Aiming Weak Spot skill, fearing that he might kill it.

nKrrrrrrr-!

nThe wolf found Ian and fiercely lunged at him.

nIt was a young Blue-Eyed Wolf, hence, it was only half as big as a full-grown Blue-Eyed Wolf. Still, it

nwas a lot bigger than ordinary wolves.

nIan avoided the attack lightly. He rolled on the ground and kicked the wolf’s belly.

nPak-!

nWith a thick sound, the wolf fell to the ground and rolled over.

nKrrrrrr…

nThe wolf was a lot less fierce now, sensing that his opponent was stronger than itself.

n‘It’s a lot weaker than I thought… is it really at Lv.20?’

nIan put his bow on his back. A few more arrows would kill the wolf and that would complicate things.

n‘He said exhaust it as much as possible before using the Scrolls of Binding.’

nIt probably meant to drain its strength to the extent that it didn’t die and then use the scroll.

nIan slowly approached the wolf.

nTatat-!

nThe wolf lunged at him first, as if it still had some strength left.

nHe moved very fast and nimbly.

nHowever, Ian wasn’t an ordinary ‘beginner’.

nHe lightly evaded its attack and hit its forehead with his fist.

nYelping-!

nThe wolf and Ian continued to fight.

nIan had much better stats, however, his goal was to capture it, so, he had to fight it with bare hands.

nHence, it took quite a long time.

nThe wolf was repeatedly beaten up by Ian until it finally sprawled out on the ground.

nYelp-.

nBut Ian wasn’t feeling any better.

n“Huu, hu.”

nHe breathed heavily as he approached the wolf. He then opened his inventory and took out a scroll.

n“Bind!”

nThe scroll in his hand suddenly turned into a white light and engulfed the wolf.

nUuung-!

nIan watched with excitement.

n‘Oho, is this how you capture a monster?’

nHe was thinking it was all over. Then, the white light around the wolf dissolved into thin air and a

nsystem message came up.

n– Binding failed.

nIan was confused.

n“What, what? Do I need to hit it more?”

nWith that, Ian lifted his fist. The wolf flinched.

nThen Ian lowered his hand again.

n“I think one more blow would kill it… what is the problem?”

nBut Ian could not think of another answer other than violence. After thinking about it for a while, he

ncame up with a ‘great’ idea.

n‘I can give it some health and hit it again.’

nIf the wolf could read his mind, it would have trembled in fear. Ian felt proud of himself as he took out

nsome meat from his inventory.

nIt was the meat of the Red Fox he had hunted.

nIan offered it to the wolf. The wolf was afraid of him, however, it soon started to eat the meat. Once

nthe wolf was full, it got up and started wagging its tail. It had shown some friendship toward Ian.

nUnfortunately, Ian didn’t realize its change of attitude and he started to hit it again.

nPak-. Papak-!

nThe wolf had already lost his will to fight, so it was beaten up.

nIt soon fell to the ground again and Ian offered more meat to it.

nBeginner users who happened to see him got pale and hurried to get out of there.

n‘He must be a psychopath! I must get out of here quickly!’

n‘I’ve never felt sorry for a monster. How can he do that without blinking an eye?

nOf course, the wolf growled and refused the eat the meat.

nHowever, Ian wasn’t giving up.

n‘You have to eat unless you want to die.’

nNo matter what others thought, Ian waited until the wolf gave in to his hunger to eat and then hit it

nagain.

nAnd when it fell down again…

n“Bind!”

nHe used another Scroll of Binding, however, he failed again.

nActually, he probably would have succeeded if he had tried right after feeding the meat. However, the

nwolf’s hatred toward Ian had reached its peak after the repeated blows.

nIan wasn’t aware of that, therefore he got angry.

n“Let’s see who wins!”

nIan didn’t have a moment to spare and he couldn’t forgive the wolf making him waste precious time.

nIan started to use violence again and people gathered around him one by one to watch. They saw Ian

nusing the Scroll of Binding and got curious.

n“Look at him, he looks like a Summoner!”

n“Has someone become a Summoner already?”

nThey started to mutter among themselves.

n“But is a Summoner supposed to be a violent class?”

nA beginner player was disappointed.

n“I wanted to become a Summoner, but maybe I should choose another class.”

nIan finally succeeded in capturing the wolf after an hour of violence and using all the Scrolls of

nBindings he had. Friendship or not, it couldn’t endure violence.

nUuuung-!

nThe wolf looked so pathetic as it was sucked into the Scroll of Binding with the white light.

n– You have succeeded in binding the Blue-Eyed Wolf.

nIan moved fast with the scroll.

n‘I have wasted too much time. Many users must have become Summoners by now.’

nHe didn’t care about people staring at him. He was only interested in the hidden class.

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