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And, of course, the very, very interesting and exciting possibility of opening second jobs. Joe had been very careful of pursuing secondary and tertiary jobs, as Gwenvair had made it abundantly clear that it was for nobility only, even the knowledge of it, and he wasn't certain how much the temples knew about it… or… at least the average clergy, seeing as there were an entire duplicate set of temples in the inner city and he wondered if there were even private shrines in the noble central city or in private homes.

Hmm… maybe… should I ask Gwenvair to change my second job? Would she… take it as just a … like… gift thing? Or is it … Joe ground his teeth a bit, not in any agitation, but simply deep thought as he considered his options. He remembered what Gwenvair had told him before, and realized that he was only a job or two away from being able to likely unlock it all himself. Not… sure that I should really say anything… she was quite certain that there were no third jobs… only two… I've got… something like... three extra jobs. That's double hers… what she going to think if I've found a way to have four jobs… could just get one, but… Joe didn't feel like showing more than he'd already had. Already know about my … lots of perfect cores… didn't even know about that… now they've gotta be wondering about gifted points… whatever that is… and Garnedell's parents knew more than they let on… so… Joe seriously considered it for some time before sighing and passing on the chance.

He was only a few jobs away. He could wait, as much as it pained him, and he had no pressing need to push. He still had a cycle or two through the temples, possibly another one even as it seemed the temple swapped out who offered job change services. That gave him a month, if not another two, possibly, and by then he could easily swap out to the Loki priest line and no one would know. Joe frowned then smirked. Except other Loki priests… and they're not going to rat me out… heh…

In any case, he was grateful to be able to get further along the job changing route and kept track of the time, making a mental note to attempt the next priest line of jobs in another five or so days. While he was grateful to be growing and reaching, hopefully soon, towards a job change skill, and maybe even a sub job change skill, Joe felt frustrated with the weakness of these jobs. The stats were …boring… I'm bored, I guess. There really isn't anything really new or unusual. And, honestly, so were the skills. It appeared the priest line of jobs gave bonuses to stats, each god or goddess giving their own boost. Mimir had given wisdom, which, to some extent, made sense as Mimir was the god of knowledge, although it made more sense it had done something for intelligence instead. Saga, the goddess of wisdom, increased MP, which utterly confused Joe. He couldn't understand why. The first of the Saga jobs gave a bit of bonus to MP and MP recovery. The next Saga job did the exact same thing, only just a bit better. He did get one interesting skill: cure disease. Hmm… might be pretty useful… if a bad disease comes along, but… Considering how it appeared that just about any middle aged acolyte would have that skill easily and so low in the Saga chain of jobs, Joe wondered at its usefulness. Seems too nice of the system to give something like this so… commonly and easily. Gotta be some kind of catch? Or… is disease just not an issue here… cause of magic healers… maybe?

The last interesting skill he found was truth reading, and Joe grinned to see it. Heh… seems like… a lot of priests get this then? Think I saw another priest … the one besides Kukurnal who helped me with the usurer that was trying to enslave Kilniara and her brother… both had truth reading… so… let's check this out.

Help. What is truth reading?