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Yeah, no.

That's not really hard, is it? There is this race problem...

I just had an interesting idea... you know how Till has 2 sons, right? If things roughly go according to my plan, Till will probably end up as an immortal which isn't really something I can play. So I'm thinking of whether to continue as one of Till's sons once that happens.

Ah, that. Nah wanted to do it alone, so I left her to it.

He tried, okay!? XD Eh? Freestyle of what?

XDDDDD It was money for the family!

No worries, everyone messes up now and then.

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Also, you most certainly don't have to worry about your character being too weak - my character literally is a married guy with a longsword, and he's about to lose his wive. :blob_evil_two: So yeah, in summary, just do some quests and whatever!

Sure, take your time! And thanks! Ah, right. It would be optimal if Till receives news of divorce or such once he is close to level 10, which would then serve as motivation for him to do the D-rank exam/suicide mission.

Characters grow through interaction and quests. Before you know it, your character will have a complex personality and backstory as well! Well, might have. Depends on what you do in the quests and such after all.

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This and that are entirely different matters.

Ah, that reminds me. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right?

"The Great First Tribulation of Acid"

Hm, none in particular that I thought of. Pick one you think fits?

You keep your XP and increase your level by 1.

Guten Tag! Hmmm... essentially, think of it like this. If someone says they'd do something but don't do it, she's disappointed. Or in other words, if people don't follow through on their words or just keep talking without doing anything, she doesn't like it.

She's simply dissatisfied with the current situation - namely not having enough money, being stuck in the inn most of the time, and feeling left alone as Till only returns late in the evening every day, bringing back his meager earnings.