The hero's gender is yet to be determined after rebirth.

Who is Sylph? Before she lost her memory, she was a legendary archer hero! Did she need the academy's teachers to teach her? Even if she were one of the top humans, she would only be average in front of the elves, let alone Sylph.

Therefore, Lorenwei believed that given time to recover, Sylph could quickly return to her extremely high level of archery skills. As for hard skills, such as arm strength, those were not things that teachers could teach.

“Lorenvie is afraid that a male teacher will come to teach you,” Kurara teased as she walked up to Sylph.

Sylph shook her head: "I don't need a special tutor. I have already benefited greatly from Mr. Burbo's guidance and Lorenve's explanations. I can't learn more in a short time."

This is a polite way of declining.

Seeing how serious Silph was, Lorenvi said, "How about we invite archery teachers to compete? They're not instructors or teachers. Would it be alright to hire them as opponents? We'll pay them."

"Money talks, huh?" Bulbo scoffed. "The 'them' you're talking about, are they all women?"

Lorenwei smiled but did not answer.

“I’ll find a few teachers who are willing to earn some gold coins,” Bulbo said, slapping his forehead. “Now that you mention it, I remember something.”

"What are you thinking about?"

"After you came back, you went to visit Bordonna first, and brought a whole carload of good things..." Burbo's words were full of bitterness and resentment.

“No wonder you don’t have the same broad-mindedness as him.” Lorenwei looked at Bulbo with disdain before taking out a few items from her ring.

"A four-star magic wand? And a refined three-layer one at that! The complete third volume of The Dark Introduction! A four-star crystal!" Bulbo looked at these items in surprise.

Lorenwei laughed and said, "How is it? The gift I prepared for you is pretty good, isn't it? Isn't this much more practical than a whole carload of gifts?"

"If I don't mention gifts, you probably won't give them to me," Bulbo thought to himself, picking up the magic wand and dark magic book and carefully stroking them: "The magic wand is quite valuable, but this basic magic book is the most precious!"

These were the life savings of the Corpse Protector, treasured in his lair, the most precious parts, which would naturally move Boulbo to tears.

Lorenwei said proudly, "Yes, that's exactly what I was thinking, so I specially found this good thing for you. Although you don't major in dark magic, light magic is your enemy, and studying their classic magic books is the best way to know yourself and your enemy."

"...Are you robbing me? I wouldn't be so kind as to give you money to buy or explore secret realms to collect."

"Bah! You've taken my kindness for granted! I obtained it from exploring the secret realm!" Lorenwei immediately denied.

Burbo pointed to the symbol on the magic wand, immediately contradicting Lorenwei: "So this symbol on the black robe, hmm, it's also marked in the book, ah, even the name, looks like it belongs to the Corpse Protector. You robbed him?"

“Yes, stolen goods. If you don’t like them, give them back to me now.” Lorenwei stretched out her hand, making it clear that if you don’t want them, someone else will.

"No, no, I don't mind. It's the act of robbery that's sinful, the treasures are innocent, we can't harm the innocent." Burbo was righteous.

Lorenwei adopted an attitude of "I'm not admitting to stealing anything anyway": "I found an unclaimed item."

Anything whose owner has died is considered unclaimed, and Lorenwei felt no shame in that. In her past life, she frequently traveled through houses collecting items; without a thick skin, one wouldn't deserve to be called a hero!

"Never mind, as long as I know it was you who gave it to me, that's enough. Even if the real owner comes looking for it..." Bulbo chuckled, "the real owner can't come looking for it, right?"

"Don't worry, it's only ghosts that are looking for you." Lorenwei began to recount her experiences in the Kingdom of Percy with a hint of smugness.

The three women also sat down to drink tea, each listening to the parts they weren't quite clear about.

Burbo clicked his tongue in amazement: "He actually took down all the protectors of the Black Robe Organization by himself? Are you the Black Robe's nemesis...?"

"I am the messenger of light." Lorenwei struck a charlatan's pose, boasting to herself before joining his wife in bragging, "Siruf also took down a master from the Fate Empire, nicknamed something like 'Lizard.' Kurara also took down someone who could turn invisible, called something like 'Chameleon.' Pretty easy, they didn't even put in any effort, they just casually killed them."

Lorenwei shrugged, even mimicking his wife's gesture, as if he had easily dealt with the enemy.

Thankfully, no details were mentioned; Sylph felt a little embarrassed.

Kurara smiled, pursing her lips. Perhaps Lorenwei was just too lucky; being with her had always been quite fortunate.

Bourb was both amused and exasperated: "Please allow me to repeat: What kind of girls are you surrounded by?!"

Meilan, looking a bit dejected, said, "I'm the only one who didn't achieve anything; I only shot down one eagle."

"Lizard? You mean a lizard lady? A chameleon, the one that can turn invisible. Hmm, that matches up. I remember both of them. As for the eagle..." Bulbo said awkwardly, "Is it a bit bigger than a regular eagle, and can talk?"

Those are stealth war eagles that soar through the air, undetectable by ordinary vision; hybrid beastly masters whose magical detection is ineffective.

“It’s a size bigger than a regular eagle.” Meilan clapped her hands in realization, but said seriously, “But it can’t talk.”

Bourb smiled: "If you can't speak properly, you're not the person I'm thinking of."

“Meilan’s statement isn’t entirely accurate.” Lorenwei said, both amused and exasperated, “That eagle was already dead when it was shot down, so how could it talk?”

Could it be that my three wives each took down one of them? My wives are definitely the main characters!

"Really? Tell me about what happened back then." Burbo quickly pressed for an explanation.

Upon further questioning, the group realized that the eagle that had suddenly appeared was likely also a master from the Fite Empire…

However, that expert was an orc, a stealth and reconnaissance master who used a bird's body as a foundation and human intelligence.

“Uh…” Lorenwei’s expression was a little off.

"What's wrong with you?" Burbo asked curiously.

Kurara: "Uh..."

Sylph: "Uh..."

Meilan: "?"

Burbo asked in surprise, "What's wrong with you all?"

"The washrooms are for our use only. Guests, please use the washrooms outside on the first floor. Come, let me show you." Lorenwei led Bulbo there.

“I know,” Burbo said, looking puzzled as Lorenwei pulled him downstairs.

Kurala frowned deeply: "I feel uncomfortable even without eating."

Sylph was also in pain: "Thank goodness we didn't eat it."

Meilan then realized what was happening. Fortunately, she remained calm and even comforted others, saying, "You can eat a lot of monster meat, they're not human."

Just then, a gasp came from downstairs, as if Bulbo had realized something: "Lorenvie! You didn't put the Hidden Falcon's carcass in there...?"

Lorenwei felt wronged: "I didn't mean to!"

Bourb: "Ugh—!!!!"

Chapter 225 Sally, the daughter of Sword Saint Mu Zhe?! Lorenwei: Pfft————

Burbo staggered out of the washroom and, upon seeing Lorenwei, began to whine and complain.

"Lorenwei, I was just threatening you a little, I didn't expect you to retaliate like this." Burbo spoke as if he were giving his last words, almost as if he was about to cough up blood.

Burbo regretted it, he was extremely regretful. He shouldn't have threatened Lorenwei; he'd actually been tricked by her on this.

Although the stealth eagle master is in the form of an eagle, he can speak and think like a human. At this moment, Burbo had a feeling that he had eaten something bad.

Although the taste was not bad, ugh—just thinking about the meat made Burbo want to rush back to the bathroom to vomit again.

“I’m very sorry about what happened.” Lorenwei looked at the pale-faced Bulpo with a pained expression. “But believe me, I really didn’t know about the Hidden Falcon, otherwise I wouldn’t have marinated it. It’s such a waste of my broth… By the way, it tasted good, didn’t it?”

"I... ugh—" After hearing Lorenwei's words, Burbo couldn't help but rush to the bushes next to the small villa and vomited until his stomach almost came out.

“You are a real scourge…” Unsteady on his feet, Burbo recounted the extent of Lorenve’s sins.

“You’ve dirtied the area around my house, so I won’t ask for compensation. Consider it an apology,” Lorenwei said insincerely. “Besides, it was truly unintentional; I had no intention of retaliating. Perhaps it’s some kind of divine retribution for all the bad things you’ve done…”

“My mistake was in trying to blackmail and threaten you.” Burbo tossed the rubbing to Lorenwei.

"Thank you so much!" Lorenwei happily accepted it. "How could you bear not to use this to threaten me?"

"I wouldn't dare, I guess I can't afford to offend you." Burbo thought to himself that some people are just incredibly lucky; you really can't just trick them directly, or it will backfire. Lorenwei is one of those people, so all my effort in training them hasn't been in vain.

Having roamed the martial world for many years, Bulbo had witnessed the power of fortune countless times. There were many exceptionally talented geniuses who, despite having bad luck, never lost a fight, but many of these geniuses died before they could fully mature, either from stray arrows on the battlefield or from magical afflictions.

There truly will be legendary figures who leave their mark on the history of the continent, growing up under my tutelage. Burbo craves this achievement, and now, through this incident, he increasingly senses a powerful destiny surrounding Lorenwei.

The girl beside her was also incredibly lucky; she effortlessly defeated three powerful individuals. The Fate Empire was truly unlucky to have provoked such a group of incredibly fortunate people.

"Lorenwei, I won't mind your mistake. Yes, I won't retaliate." Burbo wiped his face with a handkerchief, trying to ease his discomfort.

Lorenwei recalled his threatening manner earlier and couldn't help but add insult to injury: "That's good. How about I make something to make up for it? Roast chicken, roast pigeon, marinated goose..."

"Ugh—" Burbo couldn't help it again.

"Haha, just kidding. Don't worry, I won't bother you anymore."

"Don't think I'm someone to be trifled with. Although I won't retaliate against you, I can let others screw you over." Burbo wiped his mouth, grumbling and refusing to admit defeat. "Lorenwei, your talent is unmatched, and your luck is extraordinary. However, perhaps there are others in the academy who are no less than you."

"Oh? There's a genius like me?" Lorenwei said, hands on her hips, a stubborn person who refused to lose face.

“This year, besides you, there is another student in the academy whose talents are all S-level! And she…” Bulbo stopped there.

"Hey, don't leave things unsaid! Who do you think you are? Some kind of mastermind? Or some dying man?" Lorenwei jumped up and down. Leaving things unsaid is like poison to eat!

“Alright, I won’t leave anything unsaid.” Bulbo straightened his back. “The Misty Sea requires a team of two or more people to enter, and this student will naturally cause you trouble.”

"Which one? What's their name?"

Bourb smiled at Lorenwei and slowly said, "Sally."

"Hey?"

"You wait, I'm not going to protect Sally anymore. You'll see." Burbo swaggered away, leaving behind these words as he went.

What does that mean? Lorenwei pressed for an answer, but Burpo didn't respond and simply left.

Kurara and Sylph were on the second-floor balcony, watching Lorenve and Bulpo, and they overheard this conversation.

“Sa-Sariel?” Kurara asked in surprise.

Sylph looked at her: "What's wrong?"

“Let’s go inside and talk.” Kurara frowned and went back to the room with Sylph. Lorenve also returned.

"Have you been flirting with other women again?" Sylph asked Lorenve directly. "We heard that Bulpo said that Sally would cause you trouble?"

"I'm innocent! Who is Sally?" Lorenwei really couldn't remember where she had offended this person, but she was certain she didn't know her.

Meilan didn't take it seriously and just watched them discuss it from the sidelines.

Kurara recalled, "I have seen this name before. My most recent impression of it is from the school newspaper, from the author who claimed that Lorenve was the best choice for a lover. I saw that the article was signed Sally."

"She also wrote something?" Sylph also had a vague feeling that something was not right.

"You mean that article?" Lorenwei scratched her head and laughed. "Haha, I'm not as good as she makes me out to be..."

"I'm not telling you to be smug. As for the S-class talent that Instructor Bulb mentioned..." Kurara tried hard to recall, then suddenly clapped her hands, "Hey, it's her!"

"Who?" Siruf and Lorenve asked together.