Fae and Fare (The Wandering Inn, #2)

by Pirateaba

“Right, but you still have over sixty levels total, don’t you?” “Correct. But that is only cumulatively. As I have said, I am leveling slower due to my advanced age. I am quite old, and it is an established fact that older individuals gain levels slowly.” Wait, but what Klbkch is saying doesn’t make sense to me. I tap the table as I speak. “What about your cumulative levels? I mean, you were Level 70 in total, and now you’re Level 64 in total. Wouldn’t that explain the slower growth you’re experiencing?” Klbkch pauses. Again, I get the impression he’s frowning at me. “Why would cumulative levels affect my growth?” “Because you’re nearing the level cap of one hundred. If it exists in this world. Look, in a video game leveling up requires more experience the higher level you are, right? Just like this world. But that cost is also based on your total number of levels, not just a single class’s level.” Do they really not know this in this world? Does that explain lower levels? Gods, it might. The Antinium stares at me across the table skeptically. “That conclusion requires a number of suppositions that cannot be substantiated. I am not sure your belief that there is a maximum level in this world is correct. Moreover, why would each class count towards this total?” “Why does age count towards leveling?” I shoot a question back at Klbkch. Okay, it’s a cheap debate trick, but I feel like I’m on to something. “The problem I’m hearing with your world is that everyone assumes you sl...

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