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... "Ah, no. The hunter job is a commoner job. It uses the bow."

Garnedell interjected at that, "I… yes, there is a commoner job named hunter. Many at the village were hunters. But they did not have… I've never seen them use your weapon."

Joe frowned then nodded his head. His bow was a more modern and well-crafted recurve bow while the hunters of the village basically just used a short spear bent into a bow shape.

"The hunters used the long bent stick… thing? That was their b ...

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