Analyzing what had happened when the assassin attacked, Christian sought to identify and pinpoint his shortcomings, and after some pondering, he concluded that the problem might not have been combat ability, but rather experience in the end.
The experience to deal with all kinds of situations.
Then how would he gain this kind of experience, exactly? Christian couldn't think of any way aside from using one Idle slot, as fighting strong people and the like was out of the question.
But as soon as the thought crossed his mind, Christian also rejected it. Why should he waste his precious Idle slot on improving experience when he could simply have an overwhelming difference in ability? That would be far better than relying on experience, where every move had to be calculated carefully.
So, thinking along these lines, he decided that he could tackle the experience problem in fighting later, or like he would acquire it with time anyway. For now, he was heading in the right direction.
