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Job Change Arc

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The seventh storyline of Solo Leveling pulls Sung Jinwoo into a System-issued quest dungeon ruled by armored soldiers and a red knight, a trial that transforms his hidden class into the Shadow Monarch.

Series: Solo Leveling
Next Arc: Red Gate Arc
Arc Number: 7
Anime Episodes: Episode 11 - Episode 12
Novel Chapters: Chapter 46 - Chapter 55
Webtoon Chapters: Chapter 38 - Chapter 45
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Overview

Marked as the seventh chapter of Solo Leveling, this segment follows the Yoo Jinho Raid Party events and sets up the Red Gate storyline. It spans roughly chapters 46 through 55 of the novel, chapters 38 through 45 of the webtoon, and episodes 11 through 12 of the anime. The setup begins when the System sends Jinwoo a quest alert and drops him into a separate instant dungeon filled with armored troops and a strange red knight standing watch over a vacant throne.

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Summary

Inside the Job Change Quest Dungeon, Jinwoo carves through waves of Knights, Assassins, Magicians, and Archers before confronting the Blood-Red Commander Igris, whom he ultimately beats. Along the way he buys a dagger called Knight Killer from the System's store. The conflict is largely his own struggle, with Sung Jinah and Igris rounding out the small cast for this part of the story.

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Aftermath

Defeating Igris yields a Rune Stone holding the Dominator's Touch skill, and Jinwoo climbs to level 51 while learning Dagger Throw. The pivotal reward is the hidden Necromancer class, which advances into Shadow Monarch, along with the title given to one who overcame adversity. He gains the job-specific Shadow Extraction and Shadow Preservation skills and raises his first named shadow, Igris. The novel adds that Jinwoo researches hunter classes online before taking the quest, and it omits the scene where he speaks with a projection of his younger self.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was the job change quest in Solo Leveling?

The Job Change Quest is a System-issued trial that drops Sung Jinwoo into a separate instant dungeon filled with armored troops and a red knight guarding a vacant throne. Clearing it transforms his hidden class into the Shadow Monarch.

When did Jinwoo get the job change quest?

Sung Jinwoo received the Job Change Quest after the Yoo Jinho Raid Party events, when the System sent him a quest alert and dropped him into the Job Change Quest Dungeon. The arc spans roughly chapters 46 through 55 of the novel and episodes 11 through 12 of the anime.

What class does Sung Jinwoo gain in the Job Change Arc?

By beating the Job Change Quest, Sung Jinwoo earns the hidden Necromancer class, which advances into the Shadow Monarch. He also gains the job-specific Shadow Extraction and Shadow Preservation skills.

Who is Igris in the Job Change Arc?

Igris is the Blood-Red Commander who guards the throne at the end of the Job Change Quest Dungeon. Sung Jinwoo defeats him and raises him as his first named shadow soldier.

What rewards did Jinwoo earn for clearing the Job Change Quest Dungeon?

Defeating Igris yielded a Rune Stone holding the Dominator's Touch skill, and Sung Jinwoo climbed to level 51 while learning Dagger Throw. He also received the title given to one who overcame adversity.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Solo Leveling anime series, the original web novel and webtoon, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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