The Earth-san Has Leveled Up! - Volume 2 Chapter 10 Part 2
Meiko asks Sasara, stopping the [Synthetic Enhancement].
Apparently, Sasara was looking at her status.
“Next to the job, it says it can be changed, Meiko, what does this mean?”
“What, seriously?”
Meiko’s eyes widened.
On the one hand, it was a good thing, but on the other hand, it was also a bad thing.
According to the professor, it had been proven that jobs were available after entering the vortex gate on the first level.
The gate to enter could be either blue or red.
Conversely, no matter how long one adventures in the first level, if one does not enter the gate, one cannot get a job.
Meiko and her friends had not yet entered the gate in this dungeon.
And yet, the fact that I was able to get a job meant that this dungeon was not as clearly delineated from layer to layer as a gate.
What’s more, it was also a discovery that you could get a job even if you straddled the layers like that, but that’s not relevant now.
Meiko recalls a Japanese Doll that came out of nowhere.
The switchover point is likely to be near this safety zone.
Is there a return gate on the way?
Or is it a dungeon that you cannot leave until you clear it?
Meiko felt impatient.
But whatever the case, the first thing to do was to celebrate.
She felt sorry for Sasara if she got impatient because Sasara was able to get a job.
“Congratulations! Come on, Ruru, Ruru, give me your status too?”
“Nyah!”
“Now that you say you have a choice of jobs, tell me next to Sasara?”
“Fue?…Oh, really!”
Meiko turned to Sasara, leaving Ruru alone as she immediately began staring at the status.
“So, so…what can Sasara choose?”
Meiko put her thoughts aside for the moment and gave her honest blessing.
“Let’s see…high school girl, Natural Airhead, lady, Apprentice Scribe, apprentice swordsman, apprentice knight…wait Natural Airhead?”
Sasara looks gawked, as if she thought she had been slandered.
Meiko, for whom Loli High School Student was a job choice, was expecting it, thinking that Natural Airhead would be fine.
Meiko also had high school girls and Apprentice Scribe.
Natural Airhead is a bit of a natural, I guess.
The lady was because she was saying “I’m a lady”?
Apprentice Swordsman is appropriate because she uses Pestle Handle Sword.
The apprentice knight…is it because she protected Meiko from the Japanese Doll?
“What would Sasara prefer?”
“I am choosing apprentice knight.”
“Shouldn’t you be a lady?”
Of course, under the current circumstances, I do my best to stop her from making that choice, but I try to say it jokingly.
Then.
“It’s not a job to be a lady. It’s a way of being a woman’s soul.
Meiko’s eyes drop a few scales as Sasara says this.
“Ok. Let’s become an apprentice knight then!”
“Yes!”
So Sasara becomes an apprentice knight and starts to get all excited about getting the job information sorted out.
Meiko then looked at Ruru.
“What happened Ruru?”
“Funi…high school girl, Natural Airhead, Bunny Girl, Apprentice Scribe, Apprentice Swordsman.”
It was as expected, except for that one thing.
Ruru had Natural Airhead out, probably because she thought Pikatoo was really around. Come to think of it, Sasara also thought Pikatoo was overseas.
The apprentice swordsman was still using a Pestle Handle Sword.
As for Apprentice Scribe, Ruru did not perform as a mapper, but she was a photographer.
As for Bunny Girl…maybe it was because she was wearing rabbit equipment.
But these were not the only jobs available to choose from.
Ruru continues.
“And Apprentice Ninja, Apprentice NINJA Deeesu.”
“What, why are there two Apprentice Ninjas?”
“?”
Ruru tilts her head.
Or did she say it twice because it’s important?
“Noa, Apprentice Ninja and Apprentice NINJA Deeesu.”
“Hmm?”
Meiko, who had no idea what she was talking about verbally, was shown the status window.
There, indeed, were “Apprentice Ninja” and “Apprentice NINJA”.
Incidentally, the status window was automatically translated in the language most understandable to the reader.
This applies even if you see someone else’s status window.
The professor told me that she had received a report from a member of the public that animals may also have acquired the skill, and as a result of an experiment, animals were also able to make status windows appear.