Clinging to the Witcher world to become a god of martial arts

Lorne stared at the information that kept popping up on the panel.

[Your experience with the Breathing Technique has reached its limit!]

Please upgrade your martial arts skills as soon as possible.

[Breathing Technique lvMax (3200/3200)] → [Breathing Technique lvMax (To be upgraded)]

[Attribute Points +1]

[Breath of Nature] → [Breath of Nature II]

[Level 1 Effect: Greatly enhances breathing ability and increases affinity with the five elements in nature.]

Secondary effect: Incorporating the five elements will automatically temper the body, nourishing and strengthening the internal organs.

Lorne thought that once he reached the highest level and could no longer improve his martial arts level, he would have no more attribute points.

Unexpectedly, after maxing out the experience points for the breathing technique, I also gained some attribute points.

What he didn't expect was that reaching the maximum level of the Breathing Technique would also raise his talent [Natural Breath] to level II.

The second-level effect of Nature's Breath reminded Lorne of the scene of performing breathing exercises in a fire elemental zone.

By inhaling rich fire elements through breathing techniques, he unexpectedly awakened the constitution [Boiling Blood].

The effect of [Boiling Blood] is extremely powerful. Lorne originally wanted to try circulating the breathing technique in other elemental zones.

What was once a bold idea has now become my talent.

Is this the nature of the second-level effect of Breath of Nature, or is it a result of my own action of breathing in fire element?

This is a question that deserves serious consideration.

Perhaps the level one effect is due to the elemental affinity caused by inhaling trace amounts of the five elements in the air during breathing exercises...

A bold conjecture popped into Lorne's mind.

His guess wasn't without merit; otherwise, how could such talent have emerged?

Could it be that this body was born with an affinity for the five elements, and it was only activated by the breathing technique?

With many questions in mind... Lorne drifted off to sleep.

Sitting cross-legged for long periods while practicing breathing exercises is incredibly boring; it not only strains your knees but also puts you through mental anguish...

...

"Human! Get up!"

The next morning, Lorne was awakened by a deep, middle-aged male voice.

I rubbed my eyes, still half asleep, and realized that Leodan was standing outside the fence with a dark expression on his face.

"Dad, don't be so fierce," Mia advised from the side.

"Shut up." Leodan glared at the little guy.

Mia lowered her head, looking a little aggrieved.

"What is it?" Lorne didn't give Leodan a friendly look.

Leodan was angry because his daughter was spending all her time with a human.

It has never had a good impression of humans.

But Lorne felt it shouldn't take its anger out on the little guy; it didn't care if he was treated badly.

"The chieftain wants to see you!" Leodan announced in a displeased tone.

"Oh." Lorne was quite surprised.

Sodrion should have just come if he wanted to see him; why did he have Leodan come and inform him first...?

Wouldn't that kind of entrance be more ceremonial? Lorne really wanted to complain.

But then I thought, he's the chieftain of the elves, it seems normal for him to see a prisoner.

An eerie atmosphere settled over the room.

Leodan glared angrily at Lorne, who remained calm and upright, while Mia lowered her head.

It lasted for quite a while.

Things returned to normal only after Soderion arrived.

Sodrion, leaning on a cane, slowly walked into the room.

"Grandpa Chief!" Mia clapped her hands and ran to Sodrion's side.

Leodan abandoned its unfriendly attitude and bowed to greet it: "Chieftain."

"Mr. Sodrion," Lorne said with a smile, looking at the elder elf.

He held Soderion in high regard.

From its perspective, faced with a dangerous human being, it did not choose to eliminate the potential threat.

Instead, they chose to lock them up and provide them with food and drink.

They even provide materials to help the other party study runic literature.

Who said this elf is bad?

"You have a lot of talent." Sodrion noticed the four 'bright' runes that were taking shape in the wooden cage.

"No," Lorne said modestly, "it's all thanks to Mr. Sodrion."

He pointed to the book "The Book of Elven Runes" and the materials for carving runes scattered all over the place.

Without Soderion's help, even the greatest talent is wasted.

"I wonder what brings Mr. Sodrion to visit?" Lorne sensed that Sodrion clearly had something important to discuss.

And it's highly likely to be about how to deal with oneself.

We can't keep a human being locked in a cage forever.

Just as Lorne had expected, Sodrion cleared his throat: "I've come here to discuss a plan with you."

"First, you need to understand that our elven tribe is located within the folded space."

Lorne didn't actually know what folded space was, but he still nodded in a pretentious manner: "I understand."

"So, it's highly likely that we'll send you out of the origin, which would expose this folded space."

"We don't want to be discovered by humans."

Sodrion paused for a moment, then continued, "And we also face many problems in relocating the folding space elsewhere."

"The relocation of the core magic array alone has become a major headache."

Lorne nodded, seemingly understanding.

The so-called spatial folding should be the idea of ​​hiding a space within a certain area.

Just like the so-called "secret realm".

What conditions must be met, or what requirements must be met, to enter?

To create a "secret realm," you would definitely need some kind of large-scale magic array or something similar to maintain the existence of this "secret realm" in its original space.

The coordinates have been exposed, and to avoid being discovered, the only option is to move to another location.

But the corresponding cost is too high for them to bear.

Lorne's understanding is as follows.

Soderion explained for a while before getting to the point: "Therefore, we thought of the first method."

"What method?" Lorne asked impatiently.

He'd been here long enough, and he wanted to get out and advance to the level of wizard apprentice as soon as possible.

"I possess some magic, including the ability to make someone forget an experience..." Sodrion didn't finish his sentence.

Losing a memory? Lorne hugged his arms and trembled, a little frightened.

He wouldn't agree.

correct!

Lorne suddenly thought of Lady Elena. Why not just sign a soul contract without revealing the contents of this place?

"How about signing a soul contract?" Lorne proposed the idea without even thinking.

Upon hearing this, Leodan's expression instantly darkened.

Soderion was also somewhat at a loss.

Lorne was somewhat bewildered by their reactions.

What's wrong... Can't we mention the soul contract?

Lorne realized it too late.

Soul contracts are witnessed by the true spirit, and they are cursed by the true spirit...

Sodrion did not respond to the matter of the soul contract, simply assuming it was human ignorance.

After all, from its perspective, Lorne was just a human who had accidentally wandered into this place.

They probably don't know anything about their background.

"Since you feel the first method is unsuitable," Soderion then proposed a second method:

There is also a more compromise solution.

"A random teleportation array will be set up to send you out, but your final destination is unknown..."