“A dagger in the dark is still stronger than a sword in the light.” - Don Jones

In Realms Online, power defines everything. Warriors dominate the battlefield.

Mages devastate enemies with spells.

Archers strike from afar with flawless precision. 

And thieves? They are considered the most useless class in the game.

Low strength. Fragile bodies.

Forced to rely on stealth and tricks just to survive.
Most players avoid the class entirely.
But Don Jones had no choice.

Due to a twist of fate, he had to choose the Thief Class - a decision that should have doomed his future in Realms Online.

Yet the moment he entered the game, something was different.

His thief… was not normal.

While ordinary thieves possessed extreme agility and precision, Don Jones’ thief was the complete opposite.

His strength was terrifyingly high.
His speed rivaled assassins.
And his combat style… was brutally direct.

A class everyone believed to be weak became a nightmare on the battlefield.
Enemies were crushed before they could react.
Boss monsters fell in seconds.
Guild elites were slaughtered like beginners.

The class everyone mocked… became the most feared class in the entire game.

And at the center of it all stood one name - Don Jones.

The player who turned the most underrated class in Realms Online into a legend.

“They say thieves fight from the shadows… But when I move - Even the shadows can’t keep up.” - Don Jones

It felt heavy and solid in his hand. Metal armor, without a doubt, and its grade and attributes were excellent.


[Black Hillside Leggings, Bronze Grade]


The physical defense alone was enormous, only five points less than his chest piece and leg guards combined, and at the same bronze quality. The Strength and Constitution bonuses were significantly higher than leather armor too, which explained exactly why warrior players were so durable.


Don held the leggings and let himself daydream for a full thirty seconds. If only he could equip metal armor, what a powerful, resilient rogue he would be. Small monsters couldn't kill him. His attacks would be fatal. The only real threats would be spellcasters, and even then, if he couldn't beat one, he could just run.


Chapter 31 - Price Of Efficiency!