Legend of Oriath

It really feels very good-looking, with the boy's middle-aged and passionate character, the child's natural naughtiness and feeling of admiration for others, the boss's little cunningness of a businessman towards the young protagonist, and the orc girl also has a relatively strong personality. The more crisis there is, the brighter the glory of humanity will shine. This is how it is! (Crazy eating)

OK OK, let's continue to guess after reading this. First of all, there was the mutation behind the Thunder Bear, and then the "Dark Mage" and the Warlock appeared in the latest one. I guess it has something to do with it. There is also the protagonist Nathan (Star Fruit). His curse should also be based on this. The specific reason will be described later, but it feels like there is also a warlock or something. It may come from an experiment, an escaped test subject, and his own savior (this is really not certain, because the story has not revealed much yet). The stone statue in Chapter 19, combined with the inheritance mentioned in Chapter 20, it is speculated that there will be at least eleven related to the profession, and then the black-robed stone statue (said to be imprisoned by the eyes), I dare not say too early at present, so I will leave this for later. When it comes to this inheritance, I feel that there are at least twelve important ones, eleven professions plus a black-robed stone statue. This will require the protagonist to gradually open new trial chambers after he goes on an adventure. Final applause and looking forward to the follow-up adventure stories.