I checked my status.

Name: Usangu Mershy Kota

Race: Humanoid (subspecies human)

Level:3 (250\2,000)

Class: none

Age: 3 years and 11 months

Trait: Child, Investigator

Health:20/20 Stamina: 15/40 Mana: 30/30

Vitality: 3.02

Endurance: 4.48

Strength: 4.23

Dexterity: 4.12

Senses: 6.52

Intellect: 15.74

Magic: 3.12

Charisma:3.82

Free Points: 6

Skill:

-common: Time Sense (Lv 11), Multilingual(level 9)

-uncommon: Circadian Rhythm (Lv 4), Mathematics(level 10), meditation (level 5)

- rare: Decoder(level 8), Inspection(level 6), Literacy(5)

Update

Time Sense +3

Circadian Rhythm +2

Decoder +3

Multilingual +3

mathematics +8

Inspection +1

(Unlocked) Literacy +5

(Unlocked) meditation +4

I have figured out in these months that all stats get harder to increase as points go up, Eduarence having increased to 4.48 from the constant workout but Intellect only to 15.95 despite working for longer. That Vitality is extremely hard to level and the points from my Child trait seem to be gradually given through a drip feed having given about 1 to 2 points in all my stats in about 2 years.

In other news. My father, Aharon has introduced me to other children his work friends. First was Surajs he was 5 and the son of the local head of the blacksmith guild. He had dark brown skin and black hair. His eyes were blue the first blue eyes I've seen in the new world.

Advik and Dhruv were twins both were 4 and the son of an enchanter. They looked alike both being Tan skinned and had black hair, but Advik had dark brown eyes and Dhruv had chestnut-colored eyes.

Fred was the oldest at 6, the son of the head of the local healer's guild outpost, and he had light brown skin, his hair was brown and his eyes were green rather unique.

The youngest at 3 Amir son of the Baron, apparently the city was the capital of the County, and he had tan skin with black hair and brown eyes.

We were playing a game that was basically tag. We were supervised by two maids and a bulter in the Baron's mansion in the backyard. We had arguments over who was it, and the maids looked on but they never interfered I thought this was a bad thing until.

*ding conflict management

I got the Common skill of conflict management I ended up as the voice of reason a lot in the argument as a result. Surajs was the sowest, so he complained about being it a lot so I often pretended to be a sower to make him happy. I befriended Amir and he was the most knowledgeable of the group despite the fact he was three. As he liked telling fun facts.

One day, a few months after our first meeting. We played a board game, it was Hoenyland. It was a lot like candy. The rules were to start by having each player choose a cornbread pawn to play with. The youngest player goes first. On your turn, draw a card and move your pawn according to the color on the card. Lose a turn if you land on a ant space, or jump forward on a shortcut. Win the game by reaching the Hoeny castle first.

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The game was fun, and Surajs won, but more importantly. He said, "Fun fact, charms work by writing what you want in them and infusion Mana into them". I remember how I learned to write, and teaching is a better way to learn than being taught. Teaching enables the teacher to discover what one thinks about the subject being taught. If I teach them I might find out more about magic.

" Hey, I know how to read and write" I blurted out.

"What? No way" said Fred disbelievingly. The Maids looked on curiously.

" Yeah, I do. Get me some paper, and I will show you." I

confidently said. One of the maids brought over a sheet of paper.

"look I will write my name," I said, as I wrote my name down. The maids had bought the head bulter Alfred over he had white

hair and a long bread. He gasped when he saw me write.

"My word!" he exclaimed " You can write at 4 years old!" The maids looked shocked.

"Teach us," asked Advik asked. So I did.

-----------------time spik-----------------

A while later a maid came back in. "Youg master, the lord Greatiron solicits your presence," She said. I said my goodbyes and followed her. The area was full of miscellaneous portraits and tapestries of many different people, and the ground was covered with a long red rug with golden fabric lining the edges.

"We have arrived" announced the Maid. The Baron was sitting on

a chair around a table. His short-sleeved, hide jacket covers him to his groin and is half buttoned up at the left side. The sleeves of his jacket are quite narrow and reach down to well below his hands, they're decorated with a decorative band at the edges.

The jacket has a wide, rectangular neckline which reveals part of the luxurious shirt worn below it, and is worn with a thick cloth belt, which is held together by an ornate pin. The cloth belt is a functional addition but does have some decorative value.

His pants are simple and narrow and reaches down to his bound cloth boots. The boots are made from a pretty unique cloth but are otherwise an ordinary design.

"Come sit," he said. I sat down a bit nervous.

"Relax, you're not in trouble," he said noticing my nervousness. I sat down in the chair next to him.

"I heard you can read, is this true? He kindly asked with a smile on his face.

"yes," I said

"marvelous!" he exhaled."Can you write down your name" he asked, as the maid placed a piece of paper down.

After looking at my name. He asked."What do you want to be when you grow up?".

"I'm not sure" I responded.

"Well, how about you get an apprenticeship to the library?" He asked. I thought about this. An apprenticeship would give me work experience. Wait, when do mages go? I do want to do magic.

" I want to do Magic. Do they do magic at the library?" I asked. He laughed.

"Oh, no. They do magic at the Healer's guild, but not in the library," He said. "If you want, I can show you my Court Mages do magic" He offered.

"Yes!" I said not having to fake the childlike sense of joy.

"All right" He called over a guy in wizard robes. He had Black hair and tan skin, With a clean-cut bread and mustache. He carried a long wooden stick probably a wand.

"Arjun, his boy wants to see a magic show him an impressive

sight," Baron Greatiron said. Arjun smirked and pointed his wand at the table.

"Oh!" said Arjun rather dramatically. "Great God of magic foat this table all the way to the moon!" he said like an opera actor.

The table glowed with a blue light and a gust of wind flew pasted me, and the table fated up slowly to the ceiling. Then

came back down.

" Wow!" I said, staring mesmerized by the sight. Arjun chuckled at the sight.

"How would you like an apprenticeship to Arjun?" asked Baron Greatiron, looking at my face.

"I would love it," I said.

"If you still feel the same when you are ten, just ask him," he

said. Arjun nodded.

"you know, writing is a large part of magic like runes, and spell circles," He stated.

"Also, you're welcome anytime in the library," He added "I will talk to your parents about getting a tutor. Such early talent can't be wasted. You may leave now"

A maid took me back to my friends, and I thought about the revelations. Rune existed and spell circles. I would have to find out, as much as I could. I should ask my mother about spells, and such.