Lord of the Silver Crow

The next day, because I went to bed too early, I went to bed from almost 6 o'clock in the afternoon, and slept for nearly 13 hours, and Yago woke up near 6 o'clock in the morning.

Glancing at the moving pointer in the pocket watch, Yago closed the watch.

"Yeah!!! Yeah!!! Yeah!!!"

Suddenly, there was a hoarse and sharp crow crowing next to him, and then two crow crowings rang out in succession.

Yago turned his head, one of the three fog crows was watching him.

Yago's steady heart stopped slightly.

In the dimly lit room, a pair of reflective pupils were watching him faintly, and it was very difficult not to be frightened.

At least Yago was so scared without preparation, it was impossible for him to not react.

However, after yelling, they didn't make a sound anymore, and continued to stare at Yago just like that.

However, Yago carefully "looked at" them, and finally found that they didn't seem to be looking at him...

But what is around him?

With doubts, Yago's eyes moved around, but he didn't see anything either.

But he didn't think that Mist Crow's gaze was just a coincidence.

Because that fog crow was used by him for that ceremony yesterday... for the time being, it was the one for the ceremony.

And... he also had an inexplicable feeling, feeling that this fog crow seemed to have changed compared to before the "ritual".

Because of the ceremony?

Yago thought for a while, then opened the quilt and found the purse which was probably pressed against his neck, and took out a coin from it.

He is indeed able to use the skills in the system book now, but the premise is that he must use the ability of the gambler before he can use the skills.

The skill of the gambler is used to roll "success", then the skill can be used until the result of "failure" appears in the skill.

However, once there is a "failure" and the accumulated "failure" is consumed, the skill cannot be used, and the gambler's power must be used again to use the skill.....

However, if you think about it from this perspective, it's like using the ability of a gambler once. The skill must end in the opposite result?

After this inexplicable thought came to mind, Yago shook his head again.

It really fits the name "gambler's fallacy".

Looking at the coin, Yago was ready to use "inspiration."

After opening the system book, Yago moved his eyes to the attribute "inspiration":

[Inspiration, or intelligence, represents the investigator's learning ability, understanding, information analysis and decryption ability. It is also the potential to influence communication and perceive invisible objects and special forces. The human limit is 20. ....]

The description and explanation emerged above.

In the coc running team, the investigators usually make an inspiration check when they get stuck somewhere while investigating. Maybe they missed an important clue completely, or just didn't know what to do next.

At this time, firm inspiration can play a role and guide the direction.

but......

For things that you don’t know at all, inspiration shouldn’t work?

Yago thought with the experience of running the team in the past.

With this idea, he did not intend to use the power of a gambler.

Yesterday, he used a total of ten gambler abilities, and used more than 20 skills to find patterns and confirm his abilities.

Then, when he planned to use his eleventh ability, he fell into that situation.

ps: I do not recommend you to read the first two books, because they are not pretty