Coming out of the tower of teachers. Opened the properties window:

  Name - Ji

  Class - Oracle.

  Level - 1.

  Characteristics:

  Body - 5+1

  Mind - 9+1

  Magic - 8+1

  Luck - 10+1

  600\600 hp.

  1000 \ 1000 mp.

  HP recovery out of combat/in combat 12/0 HP in a minute.

  MP regeneration out of combat/in combat 18\0 pts. in a minute.

  Skills: Lesser Heal 2 (100\100%)

  Small Self Enhancement 2 (30\100%)

  Lesser Curse of Movement 2 (90\100%)

  Lesser Blessing of Speed 2 (90\100%)

  Weak Spiritual Strike 3 (0\100%)

  "Sounds good for a newbie." I thought. Going to the alchemist. Two stacks of mana potions ran out, I needed to get a few more.

  ***

  As it turned out, Theodore did his business faster, therefore, he was already waiting for me near the cemetery.

  - Let's go? - he asked.

  - After you. I said, inviting him to go first. Skeleton sagrive, I waited for Feodor to hit a couple of times and then used the src.

  -210

  - Your mother .. - Theodore swore, instantly standing in the way of the mob. - And it's not crit.

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  - Yeah. Hold on. - having healed a friend, he continued. - Will you keep it?

  - Let's try..

  In five seconds of the cooldown of the skill, Feodor returned the aggro to himself. Believing in him, I used the SDU again.

  -422

  Crete! Theodore immediately used the aggro skill.

  - Take it easy there! he yelled at me with a grin.

  With increased skill damage, we killed the mob twice as fast. In fact, I ended up having to run a bit.

  - Damn you damage! – issued Theodore, lifting a gray chest, which contained only credits.

  “Mages don’t do as much damage as you do. - Pumped ... - Yes, yes, I understand, pumped skills. After he said that, we both laughed.

  ***

  - Graz! - in twenty minutes, Theodore received level 2. - Okay, let's go. We do not meet steam locomotives! he shouted, leaving the escape path of one of the players with a pack of mobs.

  - I look at the lope, I just can’t understand how they manage to fasten so much? - I said.

  - Then the mobs stand in packs. he replied. - I went there with a magician and a healer, I could barely carry my legs.

  - Understandably. I need to finish 150 credits. I said casually. - When are you going to the city?

  - Until I hit 150 credits! Having said this, we both laughed.

  The farm near the gate was stable. The mobs stood one at a time, the main thing is not to yawn and dodge the locomotives. Before Feodor received the second level, we got a green shield, which Feodor got without talking. I gave the fallen white hat to him, since he did not have it at all. But I got a few pieces of dust, for this case. In general, Theodore and I got used to it pretty well during these one and a half hours.

  - How about a couple of mobs? I asked him. “While you're beating one, I'll run around with the other. You will help if needed. Heal on the go, I think I can.

  - Hmm .. Well, let's try it once. The proposal worked with a bang.

  True, there was a misfire when I almost caught up with a skeleton that was moving faster than its zombie counterpart. But everything else was like clockwork. In critical cases, when mobs were critical or I messed up, Feodor drank a health restoration potion. Otherwise, our farm with him accelerated. True, my mana flew like crazy. And at the end of the hour, I was barely able to finish off the mob.

  - For a break. You need to restore mana, otherwise I will drop you. I said to Theodore.

  - Good. Then, I immediately in real. - he said. Having reached the safety, Theodore immediately left. And I checked my inventory.

  Green staff on mage.

  12 pieces of dust.

  6 stacks of mana restoration potions.

  I gave my life regeneration stack to Feodor in exchange for 1 credit. Looking at my character, he noted that I still need a lot of things to fill in all the cells. Only one ring can wear 8 pieces. And also a necklace, two bracelets. Sighing, he closed the inventory and went out into the real world to drink water and go to the toilet.

  ***

  When we returned, we continued at the same pace, taking a break for 5 minutes every half hour. The experience went little by little, but still after a couple of hours I was able to get the second level. And Theodore finished off only half of the third.

  - No more potions. - I said after killing the next mobs. - We need to go to the city.

  - I thought you would never say that. the tank said wearily. “Then I’m all for today. Tired.

  - Good. - I said, adding Theodore as a friend. "See you again then?"

  - Come on, tomorrow night I'll be in the game. he said, accepting the request.

  - Ok, bye.

  - Bai. Saying goodbye, he immediately left.

  I ran to the gate. Seeing that Tam-Bam was still online, he immediately went to him.

  - ABOUT! My permanent client! he exclaimed when he saw me. - What did you complain about?

  - You'll like it. - I said, throwing things at the auction window. - Everything is the same green on green, if weak then with a surcharge. - explained to him.

  - You're a green farm machine. Smiling, he continued. - There are no weapons on the Oracle. There is armor, pants. Nothing more.

  - Hmm ... With your surcharge ... - I pulled, as if offering him to name the price.

  - In 20 credits. - he immediately realized what I was talking about.

  - So, with your additional payment of 20 credits, we are changing. - with a grin, he confirmed the bargain, in which the two things I needed and 20 credits appeared.

  - A pleasure to work with you! Tam-Bam said. “You don’t have ashes, do you?”

  - Yes, but why is he at all? I asked before selling.

  - He's needed for the quest. It raises the first level. the merchant explained to me. - The quest is endless, though with each level less and less experience is given.

  - Understandably. How much per piece? asked him.

  - 1 to 1. If more than 10, then I'll throw in a couple of credits. - he said.

  - I have 12.

  - 15 credits, deal? - he asked.

  - Good.

  - There will be more, I will buy with pleasure. - he said.

  After saying goodbye to him, I went to the tower. There were enough credits in my pocket to raise the level of all the skills that had already reached 100% progress a long time ago.

  - Young Oracle. Put your hand on the ball. Aish said as soon as I approached.

  Having raised all the skills, he asked the teacher:

  - How much will it cost to upgrade SDU 3 to SDU 4, teacher?

  - 500 credits. he replied.

  - Tin .. - I muttered. - Thank you teacher.

  “In three hours, I got about 230 credits net. If it goes on like this, then I’ll be penniless altogether, improving my skills.” - I thought, buying a potion of recovery.