11: Anonymous from Earth

Honestly, what's the best place to transfer to?

12: Anonymous from Earth

Broadly speaking, it comes down to either the Roshechir Continent, the Ringpil Continent, the Ransimosa Continent, or the Aralura Continent. Overall, I think Roshechir is the best, but it's so large it's hard to summarize in one sentence. If we're just looking at climate, Ringpil or Ransimosa would be better.

15: Anonymous from Earth

Considering the possibility of joining up with other migrants, Roshechir seems to have settlements scattered across various regions. Ringpil is good too, but it feels a bit remote. Even the capital city, Stranua—the most developed urban center—doesn't feel particularly large.

16: Anonymous from Earth

If you had a choice, wouldn't aiming for Gran Arismaris be the best option? It's supposed to be the world's largest city, and as a high-ranking explorer, you'd be safer even if your status as a transmigrant were

exposed. 19: Earth's Anonymous

User Is there a crackdown on transmigrants

? 21: Earth's Anonymous User

It hasn't happened on a large scale yet, but it might be risky

depending on the region. 22: Earth's

Anonymous User Is the only

place where a crackdown on transmigrants seems likely right now East Roshechir? 24:

Earth's Anonymous User That's true

, but the information is only from the perspective of transmigrants themselves, so it's hard

to say. Right now, only three transmigrants have been cornered

. 27: Earth's Anonymous User

Three should be enough...? 30: Earth's

Anonymous User The strength

of transmigrants is that we can escape by random teleportation if things go south.

A while ago, someone who got "Spirit's Favor" randomly teleported and escaped, didn't they

... though they ended up dying afterward

32: Nameless from Earth

That was a tragic incident...

34: Nameless from Earth

Still, I think it's extremely important to boost your combat power so you can survive even after random teleportation

35: Nameless from Earth

Even if you're strong in battle, you might not survive depending on the location, right?

Mountains or swamps? That's just impossible

37: Nameless from Earth

If you manage your random teleportation points wisely, you can probably get by

As long as you can handle outside threats

40: Nameless from Earth

What if you end up teleporting to an elf forest?

42: Nameless from Earth

The odds of that happening are practically impossible

There aren't even that many elf forests in the world, are there?

45: Nameless from Earth

There's nowhere else like it. According to information gathered from an elf who's recently transferred and somewhat friendly (though not exactly friendly) with other elves, it's a great metropolis that's both within a forest and not quite a forest.

48: Anonymous from Earth

A metropolis deep in the forest!

50: Anonymous from Earth

Isn't that just an elf's perspective, though?

51: Anonymous from Earth

Also, elves really hate outsiders. If you suddenly appear in the elven forest, you're likely to be killed (unless you're someone they favor).

55: Anonymous from Earth

So elves do like those they favor, huh?

57: Anonymous from Earth

Apparently. It'd probably be better to get protected by an elven village than to be captured by a temple. They'll even treat you to daily shabu-shabu.

59: Anonymous from Earth

A bonus like that...?

60: Anonymous from Earth

You'd die if sucked by the Great Spirit, but I guess you wouldn't die if sucked by an elf...

Anyway, I don't know what exactly they're sucking...

61: Anonymous from Earth

It's gonna go around regardless of gender!

64: Anonymous from Earth

The reputation damage for elves is really intense...

68: Anonymous from Earth

So that means there are also beloved ones captured in the elf village? ???

73: Anonymous from Earth

There's no transmigrant here so far, and to be honest, we're just talking based on imagination!

76: Anonymous from Earth

Unlike the Great Spirit, elves can't sense beloved ones unless they're fairly close. There are elves in Meltya too, but they haven't approached Hikaru yet.

78: Anonymous from Earth

It'd be nice if we could choose our race during transmigration too...

There are lots of people who want to become elves, right?

80: Anonymous from Earth

Even just being able to adjust age would be nice...

The second wave has already declared that dozens of people are "rejuvenating"

85: Anonymous from Earth

I wonder how valid it is to spend points on rejuvenation...

According to the research team, it's considered "not a priority" choice, right?

88: Anonymous from Earth

Well, physical strength improvement is obviously the top priority,

to the point that just focusing on that might be enough,

90: Anonymous from Earth

Things like status and household registration can't be exchanged with points, after all,

so what else is there besides strength?

That's especially advantageous when doing manual labor in a rough neighborhood

91: Anonymous from Earth

A rough neighborhood...

92: Anonymous from Earth

Life is so harsh...

95: Anonymous from Earth

It's a shame that, despite being transferred to another world, we're hired as day laborers

working on sites with no safety training and no regard for safety first...

97: Anonymous from Earth

"Seat belt...? What's that...?"

"If you attach the safety harness to the main rope like this, you can prevent falling accidents."

"S-super cool! I never thought of that...!"

100: Anonymous from Earth

Incidentally, in real life, you'd probably get punched by your foreman for wearing something like that at work!

103: Anonymous from Earth

Even modern craftsmen have people like that...

110: Anonymous from Earth

It's really hard to survive among people unless you're exceptionally good at communication.

113: Anonymous from Earth

In the end, becoming an explorer is the surest path.

That job doesn't care about your origins, and if you can unearth spirit stones, you'll automatically gain social status.

If you want to do something meaningful, just push yourself to Silver rank or higher.

118: Anonymous from Earth

Even Sylvester rank might not be enough.

I'd like to aim for Gnome rank if possible—being above Gnome rank allows one to become a Cathedral Knight.

I heard it's quite difficult to go from Silver to Gold.

122: Anonymous from Earth

Is Gnome rank the gold rank?

I heard it's really tough to go from Silver to Gold.

125: Anonymous from Earth

You can reach Silver quite easily—almost anyone can.

It's the same in any country's Explorer Guild.

Only truly elite explorers can advance beyond Gold.

130: Anonymous from Earth

Isn't it true that in Gran Arismalis, you have to defeat Rock Drake first?

131: Anonymous from Earth

Yes.

Actually, you can reach Silver rank just by contributing Spirit Stones, so strength isn't that important at that level.

134: Anonymous from Earth

Meltya, wasn't it earlier that Jeanne-chan found out from a guild staff member?

To reach Gold rank, your party must defeat Scyra on four levels.

136: Anonymous from Earth

It seems impossible to aim for Gold rank.

Isn't living a life of physical fitness, tilling the fields, and farming the best way to go?

140: Anonymous from Earth

There's no such thing as impossible, is there?

We've got divine cheat powers here!

145: Anonymous from Earth

If you think getting a little stronger means you can fight giant monsters, well, I can only say you're delusional.

147: Anonymous from Earth

Farming isn't bad, but...

The entertainment's lacking.

148: Anonymous from Earth

Rock Drake? Isn't it Letha Dragon instead?

150: Anonymous from Earth

Maybe raising unknown creatures could be fun. Plus, the land is spacious—maybe we could keep horses or live a simple rural life. Fortunately, the food tastes good, so as long as you don't need extravagant entertainment, it might actually be a fairly enjoyable life.

151: Anonymous from Earth

A world without anime, movies, or manga is kind of tough...

154: Anonymous from Earth

I've always been fascinated by other worlds too, but watching someone like Jeanne-chan live with such strict dedication to battle, I realized I couldn't do that myself

155: Anonymous from Earth

The Lesa Dragon is supposed to be a lower-tier one, though

They look similar, apparently

157: Anonymous from Earth

There are lots of things I'd like to try in another world, but being told to spend my entire life there as my job? That's a whole different story……

160: Anonymous from Earth

Still, I want to go to another world

Just the fact that there are more beautiful people there is more than enough reason

Plus, if you're strong, you're likely to get attention

162: Anonymous from Earth

Even Alex, who should be strong, doesn't get much attention……

165: Anonymous from Earth

It's really puzzling why Alex's party isn't getting much attention

Maybe they just haven't earned enough achievements yet.

166: Anonymous from Earth

Going back to the topic, where exactly should we end up transferring to, anyway?

170: Anonymous from Earth

I like West Roshe Shil, but landing near a desert area might be kind of miserable

Actually, aren't we unable to choose our location in the first place?

172: Anonymous from Earth

No, apparently this time we can choose where to land if we use points

174: Anonymous from Earth

Seriously?

177: Anonymous from Earth

Where does Ozawa plan to transfer to, Ozawa?

178: Anonymous from Earth

Nanami-chan, you're lucky

181: Anonymous from Earth

Right now, messages are frozen, so it'll be tough for Ozawa to target Hikaru now. His movements are definitely the biggest global concern right now

185: Anonymous from Earth

Wait, we went from a death sentence straight to being transferred to another world?

He'll probably forget about Hikaru and Nanami-chan and just enjoy himself, honestly

188: Anonymous from Earth

I'm actually more scared of Hikaru's opponents than I am of the fans

He clearly said "kill," didn't he

193: Anonymous from Earth

Isn't it just a fake effort to gain popularity?

196: Anonymous from Earth

There's definitely a reason why a clear villain is more popular than someone overly serious about their transfer

At least Ozawa's channel seems to be gathering viewers

200: Anonymous from Earth

Go check out the dedicated thread about Hikaru

203: Anonymous from Earth

If you look at it long-term, the Aralura continent might actually be easier to handle

206: Anonymous from Earth

Apologize to the transfer users stuck in the Aralura continent

We're being forced into such a boring life!

210: Anonymous from Earth

Well, there's not exactly a ship route to East Roshechir, but it's not entirely nonexistent either. It's really tough.

214: Anonymous from Earth

I wish God would let transferees exchange the right to random teleportation for the ability to simply teleport normally to other continents. It's too pitiful to be told, "I heard about another world

, but not THIS!" People

who ended up near big cities on Earth are seriously

lucky—Hikaru was even considered fortunate by

comparison. People who

got transferred to Kiou Country are struggling a lot with cultural

differences. Maybe because the Maze Street gathers people from all over, it's more

culturally advanced,

or more liberal. In places like Kiou, Links are clearly

a marginalized race.

Looking at it over the long term, people who've lived comfortably in Earth's advanced nations are likely to find survival in another world increasingly difficult. It's tough to live in a different world if you've never even slaughtered a pig yourself.

230: Anonymous from Earth

Surviving by consuming life is fundamental to existence...

231: Anonymous from Earth

Still, the ones transferred this time were chosen because they had something they wanted to do, so they should be better off than the first batch. They have more prior information, after all.

232: Anonymous from Earth

The first group ended up having a lot of unfortunate cases... In that sense, was Nanami-chan lucky? Though, it did mean Hikaru had to sacrifice himself.

235: Anonymous from Earth

Her parents were killed. Don't even talk about luck.

239: Anonymous from Earth

In the end, what's the best gift to choose? Sure, stamina upgrade is top priority, but wouldn't strengthening spirit magic be better for survival?

242: Anonymous from Earth

It depends on how you want to live

At least with just spirit magic, you can't handle monster-class creatures

Unless you're as skilled as Hikaru, in which case you'd need to take "Spirit's Favor"

"Spirit's Favor" has its pros and cons, so it's up to you to decide responsibly

244: Anonymous from Earth

Apparently, the initial skills available are being heavily adjusted by the gods

So being too strict about choices might lead to failure

Ultimately, it's about how you want to live your life

245: Anonymous from Earth

The number of points you get initially varies from person to person anyway

247: Anonymous from Earth

If you're aiming to become a spirit mage, it's beneficial to have spirit power enhancement and natural spirit power recovery. But as I've said many times, it's the human who uses it. Having physical strength enhancement is always a plus.

250: Anonymous from Earth

Physical strength enhancement level 1, disease resistance, and foreign language proficiency are human rights.

251: Anonymous from Earth

Without disease resistance, you'd be in serious trouble if you contract a local illness.

Well, you could just use point-exchange medicine to cure it, so it's not that bad...

256: Anonymous from Earth

Even just catching a cold or getting a fever could be life-threatening in that world,

and there have been actual cases of transferred individuals dying...

260: Anonymous from Earth

Being suddenly thrown into an unfamiliar land must cause immense mental stress.

262: Anonymous from Earth

I'm telling you, take life force enhancement, even just level 1!

264: Anonymous from Earth

Stamina Up Level 1: 5 points

Vitality Up Level 1: 5 points

Disease Resistance Level 3 (Disease Immunity): 5 points

If you plan to live a long life, you should definitely take this right from the start. Only 15 points, but the stability it provides is completely different.

265: Anonymous from Earth

Super abilities are a massive trap, you know...

267: Anonymous from Earth

Getting points for spirit magic too...

270: Anonymous from Earth

Disease immunity is secretly an absurd cheat...

273: Anonymous from Earth

Even if plague is rampant, you can still push through.

Not sure if parasites are also nullified, but...

274: Anonymous from Earth

No one who transferred has tested parasites yet...

275: Anonymous from Earth

Honestly, who knows if parasites even exist in another world?

280: Anonymous from Earth

Getting spirit points is seriously a trap. It's ridiculous to spend ten points just to get something you could acquire locally for a few silver coins.

One silver coin is roughly equivalent to one point in exchange, so

281: Anonymous from Earth

a few silver coins aren't worth much in terms of point cost.

284: Anonymous from Earth

Well, if you're not near the location where the main spirit has moved, it's just a pipe dream, you know.

285: Anonymous from Earth

Unless it's in darkness or light, you can probably find it with a little search.

287: Anonymous from Earth

In practice, if you're getting it through points, it's basically just light or darkness—those are your only choices. If we're talking strength, light is the clear winner.

290: Anonymous from Earth

Darkness is strong too, you know. Don't you know the power of the Dark Archmage?

291: Anonymous from Earth

If they're equally developed, light will definitely be stronger.

Shadow Bag is tempting, though.

292: Anonymous from Earth

The charged particle cannon is just too overpowered > Light

294: Anonymous from Earth

If you're just living normally, water or earth would be better, don't you think?

Especially since the great spirit of water can even be found in smaller towns, making contracts much easier.

295: Anonymous from Earth

Ideally, you'd want something strong in power and magic spirit techniques, but if you're going for that, you'd have to train in the labyrinth—quite the dilemma.

Not everyone's a human who can fight monsters!

300: Anonymous from Earth

Sure, you could always fight wolves or humanoid monsters around that area, I suppose.

It's incredibly high difficulty compared to the labyrinth, though.

302: Anonymous from Earth

There's also the option of fighting bandits.

Or even participating in war.

303: Anonymous from Earth

In the end, the labyrinth is definitely the easiest. The quality of this other world is unreal...

305: Anonymous from Earth

Wild goblins are scary, aren't they

309: Anonymous from Earth

Dungeon goblins are just first-generation creations, so they're not really scary. Wild ones, though, have evolved over multiple generations—those are the dangerous ones

311: Anonymous from Earth

Goblin behavior like that must definitely be the god's kink. Dungeon goblins, being first-generation, seem to have strong appetites but little to no sexual drive, so in that sense, dungeons are actually safer...

312: Anonymous from Earth

Village girls getting snatched right away...

315: Anonymous from Earth

Goblins appearing along major roads are scarier than those from remote backwaters

That's probably why escort and extermination quests pay so well

320: Anonymous from Earth

Do rookie adventurers from the countryside ever get beaten to a pulp by goblins?

324: Anonymous from Earth

You guys really love goblins, huh

326: Anonymous from Earth

Wild orcs are even worse—way too intense to even talk about

Just overall terrible

Goblins are cute, though. Compared to those, anyway

330: Anonymous from Earth

The explorers of Meltya are bound to get licked by wild goblins and orcs, then trampled

334: Anonymous from Earth

They don't live near proper cities, do they? Not goblins or orcs.

Or are monsters themselves absent?

340: Anonymous from Earth

The Great Spirit and monsters are on opposite sides, so monsters don’t come near. In wealthy cities, adventurers or knights can form monster-hunting squads, so goblin and orc dens get wiped out as soon as they’re found. Still, they don’t vanish completely because "monsters" emerge from places where nothing exists.

342: Anonymous from Earth

Do monsters arise from nothing?

345: Anonymous from Earth

says so. They're small-scale demons, you see.

Strictly speaking, they're born where chaotic spiritual energy stagnates. That's why they're often found in caves. Places with air currents have wind spirits, so spiritual energy doesn't stagnate easily. The same applies to rivers—hence, few monsters there.

Still, monsters that naturally emerge in nature don't instantly become as extreme as dungeon-dwelling ones, so they usually start out incredibly weak—like a basic goblin. But if left alone, they can grow into something serious. That said, they're hard to find in practice.

347: Anonymous from Earth

says even these monsters can get eaten by ordinary animals, so it's rare for them to evolve into truly strong "monsters." More often, the real danger comes from "beasts"—creatures that have become monsters through animal transformation.

350: Anonymous from Earth

Is this thread really for the chosen ones who've been transferred? Or are we just a bunch of completely unrelated people talking here??

Not at all related people just chatting?

351: Anonymous from Earth

There are few transferees, so any info worth mentioning would've already been shared, right?

In other words, you haven't been paying attention.

353: Anonymous from Earth

Who cares about that! I'm studying ahead of time, just in case I'm the one chosen!

354: Anonymous from Earth

I get it.

355: Anonymous from Earth

I made a Spirit Magic Tier chart!

Tier 0: Water, Light

Tier 1: Fire, Earth

Tier 2: Wind, Darkness

356: Anonymous from Earth

Yeah, that makes sense.

357: Anonymous from Earth

If Darkness can become powerful through cultivation, Wind must have its own strength too, right?

Has anyone who mastered advanced techniques been transferred yet!?

360: Anonymous from Earth

Though it's not getting much attention, what about healing magic?

Apparently it required 50 points, but someone did manage to obtain

it. Only four people survived

, and the ability collapses into unconsciousness

after just a few uses due to spiritual energy depletion—about

as effective as a water healing spell at best... 365:

Earth's Anonymous User God

! 367:

Earth's Anonymous User No, I

think it'll become something incredible if properly

nurtured.

If it's nurtured... 370:

Earth's Anonymous User So, basically, healing magic only becomes usable at a normal

level once the user becomes an expert in spirit magic?

375: Earth's Anonymous User

That's right

. One person became a woodworker in town, the

other two are adventurers but don't seem very motivated. Only

one is pushing hard with Gran Arismaris—maybe he'll actually amount to something.

376: Anonymous from Earth

It's a waste for treasure to go unused

The first person who took the healing magic mostly died...

377: Anonymous from Earth

What's the difference between magic and spirit magic anyway?

379: Anonymous from Earth

The attribute used by the Demon King is called magic, but it's unclear whether it's the same thing or not

There just aren't enough people who can use it to provide samples

381: Anonymous from Earth

Maybe the gods just prepared it with the mindset of "just transfer it and collect points later"

385: Anonymous from Earth

It seems like healing magic can be acquired later too

390: Anonymous from Earth

Can spirit magic overlap with it?

392: Anonymous from Earth

It can. In fact, because a healing mage was exposed and killed, people have been disguising water retrieval as water healing magic, so be careful, everyone.

And before you know it, the water recovery spell becomes more convenient to use, so you end up relying on it exclusively.

395: Anonymous from Earth

Not meaningful...

396: Anonymous from Earth

It should get stronger the more you nurture it! Nurture it! (second time)

399: Anonymous from Earth

If the water recovery spell becomes a higher-tier technique, it should be strong, right?

400: Anonymous from Earth

They say even deep wounds can be healed—just with the advanced water recovery technique, 'Recovery Gel'!

402: Anonymous from Earth

Sounds like a basic skincare product...

405: Anonymous from Earth

It's a technique that applies a gel with high healing power directly to wounds, expected to have effects equal to or greater than mid-tier potions. Just having the ability to stop bleeding and disinfect is already incredibly helpful.

410: Anonymous from Earth

What about bruises? And fractures?

412: Anonymous from Earth

It might help with bruises, but it won't heal a fracture, right?

414: Anonymous from Earth

The performance is kinda questionable... Still, fracture prevention is definitely important...

417: Anonymous from Earth

No one's managed to capture the higher-level wind techniques on camera yet, but apparently there are things like floating in midair.

Actually, it's a pretty dreamy ability.

420: Anonymous from Earth

It's different from games, you know. If you could fly, you'd be able to reach so many more places. There are plenty of unmarked routes, and if you could stay airborne for long, you could cross the sea to nearby islands, or even survive a shipwreck. At the very least, you'd gain enough time to avoid random teleportation, wouldn't you?

423: Anonymous from Earth

Wind attacks are solid even at normal levels—stronger than darkness at the early stages, for sure.

424: Anonymous from Earth

Yeah, Wind Cutter's pretty nice...

425: Anonymous from Earth

But if I were to end up in another world, I'd definitely just turn into water!

427: Anonymous from Earth

In the end, having a healing spell is really strong. Medical care isn't developed at all in that world.

430: Anonymous from Earth

Still, it depends on where you're transferred to—especially with spirit magic.

I definitely don't want to end up near the Dark City of Milieystas.

432: Anonymous from Earth

There's another issue with that place, you know.

Still, if you push through and travel, there are plenty of towns nearby, so it's not so bad.

433: Anonymous from Earth

Even if you do get transferred near Milieystas, West Roshechir itself is still a good spot.

435: Anonymous from Earth

Well, this time it looks like we can choose our transfer location, so we'll each end up where we want.

437: Anonymous from Earth

Can't wait—tomorrow's almost here.

My unemployment period's getting extended.