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[Amelia] The Level Zero Hero Chapter 49 (Removed for KU)

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@MelasD I saw your comments but it seems you are missing some important info. It is a rather common trope to have adventurers, or rather "monster exterminators", be important in society to protect people from monsters. Sure, they do side quests like gathering ingredients and meat from monster corpses to sustain themselves. But I don't remember, like ever, that Adventurer Guild was a primary source of meat. They could be main source of rare meat from high level monsters and sell it to rich nobles for money. But be main source of meat for commoners? That's the first time I hear it. There's the common image of presence of lots dangerous monsters, so the guild is needed. Sure, but it is very different from "we kill so many monsters daily that we can feed half the population with their meat". Also Hunting for food is very different occupation from slaying dangerous monsters. One aims to hunt tastier and easier meat. One needs to ensure it will not spoil by the time it is brought to town. One needs to make sure more dangerous predstors do not get attracted to the meat. Also the meat needs to be carried in some way and it is heavy. This is a completely different specialty and requires very different set of skills and Skills. Thus far, there haven't been much deviation from the common tropes and worldbuilding in this area. That's why this chapter's statistics are very odd. And Adventurer's guild didn't seem to have over 10% of population working as adventurers for them procuring tons of food daily. They had like one inn-sized building in the starter-city with a missing guildmaster and a few receptionists. How they managed thousands of adventurers in that city?

Alexey Gladkich

6hr

Captdeth

Thanks for the chapter.

Joshua Little

Wishing Amelia the best

Melone

Adventuring is the job that is in regards to bringing back monster parts. Amelia quite literally talks about it a few times. I’m not adding or changing anything and I suggest you reread past chapters or accept that you are wrong. I am done with this conversation.

MelasD

@MelasDelta then you should make [Hunter] as a very prevalent job if they hunt down lots of monsters for food. It was not mentioned thus far. Add on top of it various jobs regarding meat preservation being common as well. For adventurers, it didn't seem like they needed or had much desire to bring back monster's corpses to sustain themselves.

Alexey Gladkich

Don’t forget the very robust economy that’s surrounding the entire adventuring industry which this story has spent 90% of the time exploring and focusing on so far. I’m genuinely confused why anyone would think this world with magic and monsters is an agrarian society honestly

MelasD

Like I genuinely don’t understand it. This is clearly not an agrarian society. This is a magical world with frequent monster attacks and an expansive institution developed against said monster attacks. Why do you keep insisting this is an agrarian society?

MelasD

Lol. I know what you did there XD

Undead Writer

He is the highest-leveled farmer in Wolfwater, not one of the highest leveled farmers around. A Level 25 farmer can still very much produce quite a bit on his own. The highest-leveled [Farmer] is nearly twice Nolan’s level. And magic exists Again, a direct quote from the chapter mentions how magical fertilizer and fertility boons exist… Lastly, why are you assuming this is an agrarian society? I keep saying it’s not. Monsters exist. Monsters can be eaten. When you have a plentiful food source from monsters, assuming this is an agrarian society seems odd to me.

MelasD

Thanks for the chapter!! I hope she at least gets the farmer class, or a version of it. I think it would be so funny to see a hero farmer XD!

Undead Writer

Idk about 80-90% farmers. Villagers sure, but there are a lot of non-farming peasant jobs like blacksmith, leather worker etc

Matthew Brubacher

@MelasDelta but he's one of the highest level famers around. An average farmer would perform less. Perhaps, a population can sustain itself with 30% of farmers, still having over 30% warriors would be very problematic.

Alexey Gladkich

It is mentioned that Nolan produces at least 3 harvests a year, can go to 6 and maybe more. At least when it comes to wheat, in real life it's only 1 harvest a year. So it's at least 3 times the harvest by a single [Farmer]. They are much more efficient than modern farms when it comes to output

Azrie

This entire chapter was dedicated to showing that a farmer in this world— that is a magical world that isn’t earth— has literally comparable agricultural output than modern earth A direct quote from the chapter: > It wasn’t like Nolan’s farm was small. The size of his farm was the kind of farm I’d expect to be manned by half a dozen farmers. Or maybe back on Earth, a single farmer could look after it with modern equipment such as combine harvesters or a plough. > But the existence of Skills made up for the lack of technology. Like I’m not sure how I can make it more clear, but Nolan literally states he has three to six harvests of wheat a year because of Skills and magic. Wheat is only harvested once a year on earth.

MelasD

I suppose you think the farmer class and skills don't actually do anything then?

Robert Mullins

@MelasDelta in medieval era there were 80-90% farmers and only like 5% could be part of the military. Having more warriors than farmers is a rather big turn-around. They need to produce a lot more food for that to be feasible.

Alexey Gladkich

So it's an economy that based off other civilian jobs? If there is a high yield from crops I could understand, but I still would have expected there to be more farmers than combat jobs. Anyways, thanks for taking tge time to settle my curiosity lol.

Dancingdoorknobs

I'm assuming with the kind of skills farmer's have, it takes far less manpower to grow and harvest the amount of crops and livestock needed to sustain the population. Combine that with the fact that the world is chock full of murderous (and valuable) monsters and phenomenon, it wouldn't be unreasonable to assume there is a large number of Fighters to Farmers ratio. If say 3 farmers could provide for an average village, but the woods and plains surrounding them are home to enough hostile beasts that it requires 5-10 guards to properly protect the village and fields, then you'll end up with more martial inclined folks.

Bunny Waffles

There are, in fact, more non-combat jobs than there are combat jobs. But as Amelia explained, you’re comparing a majority of combat jobs— being an adventurer— with a single non-combat job. It wouldn’t make sense if a single non-combat job was more abundant than most of the combat jobs… Also comparing a fantasy world with an economy in killing monsters and monster attacks and dungeons to the medieval period of earth is a pretty poor comparison. I thought I made it pretty clear. But I guess I can clarify it.

MelasD

Why would there be so few farmers in comparison to warriors? In a society you would expect far more non combat jobs than combat ones. Especially if this worlds society is similar to that of the late medieval or renaissance period,I would expect a relatively huge number of farmers, especially if there are less types. I would expect a less varied type to have far greater numbers.

Dancingdoorknobs

She could even get a sign that says "Beware of Chicken"!

Bunny Waffles

Great chapter, I almost hoped for Amelia to finally get a pet. Level 100 Chicken versus dragon, go!

Azrie

good chappie

Isley


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