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

Lorenwei quietly slipped into the kitchen and stood next to Sylph, helping her wash the dishes.

Sylph glanced at her, her hands still busy washing the dishes: "So diligent? Shouldn't this be the time for you to be shaving your teeth and swinging your feet on the sofa with Meilan, who has finished cleaning up the trash?"

"Hehe, Siruf, I think you look especially good when you're washing dishes," Lorenwei said with a grin.

“…He’s up to no good.” Sylph rolled her eyes at her.

"Hehe, I ignored Kurara's complaints about you earlier. How about that? I love you the most, right? Why don't you call me 'husband'?" Lorenwei winked and whispered in Sylph's ear.

Sylph's cheeks began to flush, and she nudged her away with her elbow: "Go away, go away, what are you trying to do here?"

Having achieved her goal, Lorenwei wandered into the study, picked up a book, and sat down next to Kurara, pretending to be serious.

"Huh? You can still concentrate on reading after dinner?" Kurala knew Lorenwei's habit of being lazy after meals.

"Stealing a moment of leisure from this busy life, why not quietly nestle among the flowers?" Lorenwei said, looking all sentimental and handsome from the side.

"..." Kurara blushed and raised the book to cover her face; she was most susceptible to this.

"Hey, let me tell you something." Lorenwei squeezed next to Kurara and whispered, "I've noticed Sylph and Melanie's little tricks, but I'm too lazy to deal with them."

She spoke with an air of righteous indignation, as if she were the head of a household.

"That sounds nice, but you just let those two team up to bully me." Kurara didn't put the book down, continuing to hold it up.

Lorenwei remained calm and quietly said, "Hehe, Kurara, do you know why they teamed up?"

Kurara put down her book and looked at Lorenwei, waiting for her to speak.

Lorenwei winked again: "Because they feel threatened!"

Kurara couldn't help but ask, "Crisis?"

"They know I love you the most, and you're better than them in every way, so they feel threatened!"

"..."

Seeing that Kula seemed lost in thought, Lorenwei didn't say anything more, just chuckled, waved, and walked away.

"Hmph, at least you've got the intention." Kurara continued reading, a smile playing on her lips.

Leaving the study, Lorenwei glanced around and found Melanie playing with the Slime King outside.

She slipped over again: "Hey, Melanie, you know what? When I punished you by limiting your food intake, Sylph secretly gave you food, I knew all along. Why didn't I stop her? Because..."

Meilan replied calmly, "Because you like big breasts."

“…???” Lorenwei looked at Meilan in surprise. Why was she mentioning her own quirk?

Meilan said matter-of-factly, "I eat a lot, so my breasts can grow slowly, so you just let them support my food intake."

Lorenwei's mouth gaped open, unable to close it for a long time. The person who understands me best is actually the most straightforward Meilan?

Meilan: "By the way, what else do you want to say?"

“…That’s all.” Lorenwei gave up on trying to sweet-talk Meilan.

Chapter 234 The Seal of Siruf is Released!

"Oh, right, we need to register for the Misty Sea tomorrow. The Misty Sea is a team competition, so you need to choose a team." During a break from studying, Burbo stroked his beard and said to Sally, "I remember you haven't formed an adventure team yet, have you?"

“Yes.” Sally said with some concern, “Can’t there be a solo competition in the Misty Sea?”

"No, the academy has never admired individual heroes, and the Misty Sea was originally created to train teams."

"So... I can't participate?" Sally thought with regret.

Boerbo waved his hand: "You don't need to worry about that. Actually, the team competition uses a rotation system. If one person loses, the other person can take their place. Many teams will have missing players for various reasons. I can help you find one that is short-handed."

"Thank you, mentor! I will definitely prepare well!" Sally rubbed her hands together, feeling a little worried.

Will I get along well with my new teammates? Will they accept me?

Sally breathed a sigh of relief, relieved that she hadn't been bullied in class lately. It was wonderful that no classmates were bothering her; she still wasn't used to being with others.

When Lorenwei went for the psychiatric evaluation, she didn't go with her. Instead, Lorenwei went first, and she talked with her mother for a while before setting off.

To some extent, it could be said that she is afraid to easily form a team with others, and has a certain degree of social anxiety.

Burbo initially refused to take Sally in because he noticed this flaw in her personality. The highest profession for swordsmen in this world is Sword Saint, unlike the aloofness and solitude prevalent in the martial arts world of another.

The idea that swords are cold, blood is cold, or that this guy is frozen solid is just a joke. In this world, it's a universally acknowledged training principle for sword saints to form teams and progress together. Mu Zhe's rapid progress in his previous life was undoubtedly due to the mutual encouragement from his outstanding companions.

Bulbo looked at Sally, knowing she was still not used to teaming up with others, but thought to himself: Sorry, I had to use you for a bit, to trick someone who made me suffer. Hmm, let's make things a little more lively on her side!

That old man is very wicked. He deliberately told us that the Misty Sea Competition was a team competition and required five people to participate, just before the competition was about to start.

At least, there were no men in that team, so there was no need to worry about Sally being deceived emotionally. Hmm, Burbo thought he was incredibly clever to have come up with such a good arrangement.

Sally was unaware of Burpo's plan and was focused on practicing martial arts.

Bourb went to Lorenwei and the others' place again.

"You're cooking again?" Bulbo asked in surprise, seeing Lorenwei still in the kitchen. "Are you even studying magic properly?"

“Magic? Hahaha, magic has become a part of my life.” Lorenwei wiped the soot stains from her face and laughed as she spoke to Bulpo.

"Hey? What's that red mark on your face?"

"I took a nap," Lorenwei said casually.

I slept very soundly today; coincidentally, the pillow and pillowcase left several marks on my skin.

"According to the customs of the Fite Empire, if you have red marks on your face after a nap, it means you're going to have good luck in love," Burbo casually remarked.

Lorenwei exclaimed happily, "A stroke of good luck in love? That's great!"

"Tch, just you wait, this 'luck in love' might just be a gift from me." Burbo thought to himself. "I still remember how I tricked you into eating eagle meat. You'll see how good this 'luck in love' tastes."

Bourb expects his backyard to catch fire in a few days.

Kurara came over, took out her knight's shield, and explained, "Mentor, I think Lorenve is using her cooking skills to train her control over water and fire."

"Using cooking skills to train your control over water and fire? Never heard of that before. What kind of nonsense is Lorenwei up to?" Just as Bulbo was about to see what Lorenwei was making, he suddenly noticed Kurara's new spatial ring.

This was the first time he'd come unplanned during these training days, and that's when he saw Kurara take out her knight's shield and other equipment. Previously, Kurara had already taken them out and practiced them according to the scheduled training time, so he hadn't seen them before.

"You...you have a new space ring?"

“Yes, it was Lorenve who made it for me,” Kurara replied with a smile, her eyes filled with tenderness.

Bourb was greatly surprised: "Lorenvie? Made that?"

Lorenwei untied her apron, took off her cooking sleeves, revealing her fair forearms, which she tucked into her waistband with a smug look on her face: "Hmph, old man, you never expected this, did you? I'm a master magician who can make spatial rings!"

"Let me see." Burbo reached out to take it from Kurara and take a look.

"Ah, I'm sorry, this spatial ring has special meaning for me." Kurara apologized to her mentor, reluctant to take off the ring.

"Huh?" Burbo looked at Kurara, then at Lorenwei. "You kidnapped my apprentice?"

"Tch, is your mentor closer or your husband closer? How can you call someone who's closer a 'kidnapper'? Do you even have a concept of logic?" Lorenwei snorted, then gently took Kurara's hand. "We won't take it off. We'll add another one for you to wear on your ring finger in two years."

Kurara blushed and tried to struggle to stop Lorenwei from holding her hand. But Lorenwei wouldn't let go, and when Kurara couldn't break free, she stopped trying to shake her off.

Burbo retorted angrily, "You two are showing off your love in front of this old man. You just wait and see."

"Teacher, I'm so sorry," Kurala quickly apologized.

Bulbo snorted, "It's none of your business. Come on, let's go out and practice. Today I'll teach you how to break through the defenses of some novice mages."

"A rookie magician? You're not talking about me, are you?" Lorenwei chuckled. "If you're so capable, let Kurara beat me, and I'll treat you to a whole lamb feast!"

"Alright! You wait here!" Burbo waved his hand, and Kurara followed him outside.

"What is a whole roasted lamb feast? When are you going to treat us to it?" Meilan asked, her eyes sparkling.

Lorenwei, with a smug, tilted-headed war god pose, said, "Do you know why Burbo didn't ask what a whole roasted lamb feast was? Because he knew he couldn't win at all."

As Burbo trained Kurara in knightly skills, he watched Kurara earnestly wielding her knight's sword and shield and felt a sense of unease. He wondered how much Lorenve's skill had improved recently, and whether Kurara could catch up to Lorenve from half a month ago would probably take half a year.

If we also consider that guy's cunning and endless tricks, Kurara would probably have to be a whole level above her. So, all things considered...

It seems we won't be able to have a whole roasted lamb feast! Burbo sighed quietly.

At this moment, the headmistress's female attendant arrived.

“Miss Lorenve, the headmistress has instructed me to deliver this letter to you.” She delivered a letter bearing a leaf-shaped symbol.

"Thank you for your hard work." Lorenwei took the document, and her expression turned serious as she read the signature.

This is a reply from the Elf Core Forest.

Sure enough, the eunuch also said, "Miss Lorenwei, the headmaster also brought you a letter."

The maid handed Lorenve a simple letter and then immediately took her leave.

Lorenwei opened the letter and saw the headmistress's powerful, flamboyant handwriting: "Lorenwei, I haven't read this letter. However, your relationship with Sylph may undergo a significant change because of this letter. Here's a saying left to you by your ancestor, the saintess Elena: 'Hesitation leads to chaos!'"

Lorenwei carefully put away the principal's ordinary letter.

The headmaster meant that he and Sylph had become too close.

She was reminding herself that if she really was the legendary heroine Sylph, then she and Sylph would be incestuous relatives, which would be difficult to explain to her parents.

However, Headmaster, you underestimate me! How could this hero, who is intimately familiar with the scenario of children driving big cars, be afraid of this? However, "Hesitation leads to trouble," is a good saying, I've learned my lesson! Lorenwei was full of confidence and determination.

However, Lorenwei was unaware that her ancestor, the saintess Elena, had said, "Hesitation leads to trouble," not referring to romantic entanglements, but rather to the incident where the saintess was entangled by a shameless man using his special abilities, and in the end, she directly helped him eliminate his fertility...

Lorenwei glanced discreetly into the distance. She saw Burbo tutoring Kurara and Meilan observing and learning from the sidelines. She then quickly returned to her bedroom upstairs.

"Hey, why didn't you knock before coming in?" Silph, who was sitting on the edge of the bed reading a book, hurriedly stuffed a cookbook under the covers.

"Stop struggling. The food you cook will turn into poison; it's definitely an innate passive skill." Lorenwei pretended not to see and closed the door.

When Sylph noticed that Lorenve had closed the door, her face flushed slightly, and she said hesitantly, "It's broad daylight, don't close the door. It'll only make things worse if Kurara and the others notice."

"Hehe, what are you thinking about?" Lorenwei felt a little curious and immediately leaned closer with a playful smile.

Sylph noticed what was in her hand: "A letter? An elf's letter?"

She immediately jumped out of bed.

Lorenwei explained, "When I wasn't sure about your identity before, I sent a letter to the Elven Core Forest asking if the legendary hero Sylph was in the forest and if everything was safe."

“Ah, it was when I first arrived…” Siruf’s expression turned serious.