“What? A heart-to-heart conversation? Don’t make me laugh,” PyakPyak replied. He did not shrink back even though Siegfried had recovered a portion of his mana.

“Pfft!” PyakPyak couldn’t help but laugh. “Do you really think that you’re a hidden class or something?”

PyakPyak wasn’t sneering at Siegfried without any basis. The difference between their base stats was simply too huge for a non-hidden class player to overcome.

‘It was great how he managed to kill nineteen people in an instant with an AoE, but there’s no way he’s strong in a one-versus-one as well,’ PyakPyak inwardly calculated.

It was a logical conclusion. After all, players with Mage classes could deal a ton of burst damage with their AoE skills, but their classes were inherently terrible at close-quarters combat. Of course, there were some exceptions, but Mage classes had always been famous for their weak Constitution.

The same was applicable vice versa. A player with a Mage class specializing in close-quarters combat would always have horrible burst damage. This equilibrium existed in every single game as if it were an unwritten rule, and it was also the main reason each class had its own unique charm.

In short, there was no way that Siegfried could deal enough damage in close-quarters combat unless he had a cheat-like class. After all, he had...