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

"Brother Lorne, what kind of spirit-enhancing potion do you need?" Mia asked Lorne on the way back to the settlement.

There are many types of spirit-enhancing potions, some of which forcibly increase the strength of mental power but have serious drawbacks, some of which assist in strengthening mental power, and some of which temporarily boost the strength of mental power... and so on.

Lorne didn't quite understand the intricacies, but he knew that those with severe side effects couldn't use it.

But I can't think about that now; I just want to become a wizard apprentice as soon as possible.

Let's worry about the aftereffects and side effects later...

"I need something effective that can significantly increase mental strength."

"But Brother Lorne, these kinds of potions can affect the mind." Mia felt the side effects were a bit too severe.

"It's okay." Lorne rubbed Mia's head.

Leodan followed behind, his face grim, and shoved Lorne aside: "Human, keep your distance from my daughter!"

Lorne wasn't annoyed; he just thought Leodan was simple-minded.

"No ability, but a big temper," he joked.

"What did you say?" Leodan rolled up his sleeves, looking ready to fight.

Dare to challenge me?

"Dad," Mia said, stepping between the two to act as a peacemaker, "Brother Lorne is a very nice person."

"Shut up." Leodan flicked Mia's head.

I only have this one daughter, and she always sides with outsiders. What's more, she's a human being. How can I not be angry?

"Ouch." Mia clutched her head and hid next to Lorne.

Leodan: "..."

Seeing that they had reached the clearing around the giant tree, Lorne looked back and gazed into the distance.

Sodrion was far behind them.

They were fast on their feet and went ahead to refine the potion.

Sodrion's main purpose in coming down was to heal his people's wounds, and he brought Sunflower Orchid with him for this purpose.

After all, it was the only wizard in the settlement.

Many wounded male elves supported each other and walked in the opposite direction from Lorne and his group.

The horde of skeletons has vanished, and there aren't even any scattered skeletons on the ground.

Nothing could prove they had ever existed, except for the bloodstains and the limping male elves, which suggested a fierce battle had taken place here.

Elfs occasionally glanced at Lorne along the way.

A human being?

They actually swaggered around the settlement, which would have been an unprecedented thing in the past.

Lorne felt very uncomfortable being the center of public attention.

He did become a celebrity in the elven community...

After walking for a while, a familiar vine-covered passageway came into view.

"Brother Lorne!" Mia jogged off. "We need to get back quickly."

It was a little anxious: "I need to go back and check the encyclopedia to compile a list of the materials I need to collect."

Lorne followed suit and started running.

He also wanted to get his hands on the spirit-enhancing potions as soon as possible.

Passing through the vine-covered passageway, you'll find a plantation of magical plants and herbs.

"Brother Lorne," Mia pointed here, "we'll be going back here to gather medicinal herbs later."

"Okay," Lorne replied simply, as if he wasn't walking fast enough.

He simply put Mia on his shoulder and ran with her.

"Brother Lorne, go faster!" Mia excitedly opened her arms as if to embrace the whole world.

His muscles trembled, and Lorne channeled a surge of power into his feet.

The wind whistled in my ears, and the surrounding scenery was quickly left behind.

"Wow, so fast!" the little guy exclaimed excitedly, looking behind him. "Daddy, hurry up and catch up!"

Leodan, panting heavily, watched helplessly as the two figures, one tall and one short, disappeared into the distance.

"Damn humans!" it cursed.

But it was no use; Lorne couldn't hear it either.

Lorne moved quickly and crossed the plantation in no time.

After crossing the vine bridge, you will arrive at the wooden hut where you are being held.

He deliberately slowed down: "Your Highness, where do we go next?"

Just like when they went to the giant tree, Mia was in charge of guiding them, while Lorne was in charge of running.

"there."

"That rope bridge!"

"That flower-lined aisle!"

"..."

The light danced beneath his feet, and Lorne stopped in front of an oak tree.

"We're home!" Mia jumped off the shoulder and ran towards the wooden house built against the oak tree.

It knocked on the door and called out loudly, "Mom, I'm home!"

The person who opened the door was a middle-aged female elf with a somewhat thin figure.

Mia's mother looked worried, but her expression brightened slightly upon seeing Mia: "Where's Leodan?"

After all, a disturbance had just broken out in the settlement, and her husband had gone to resolve it; how could she not be worried?

Fortunately, it was unaware of the specific situation.

Mia pointed into the distance: "Daddy's behind us."

Mia's mother looked up and her eyes met Lorne's. She quickly pulled Mia behind her.

"Mom, he's Brother Lorne, I've mentioned him to you before," Mia tried to explain.

"Humans, why have they come out?" Mia's mother remained vigilant for a moment.

As Mia struggled to break free from her mother's grasp, she tried to step forward, saying, "It was... Brother Lorne... who brought me here..."

It's a long story, and hard to explain.

Faced with this situation, Lorne wisely remained silent.

All sorts of reasons will be seen as excuses...

The standoff ended after Leodan rushed to the scene.

Leodan pulled his wife close: "The chieftain requested that Mia and I show him around the settlement these next couple of days."

Then began a lengthy explanation.

"Hello, my name is Daisy." After explaining, Leodan's wife apologized, "I was very rude just now."

"It's nothing." Lorne thought it was perfectly normal and didn't take it to heart.

"Please come in." Daisy made way for Lorne.

Mia was still standing at the door, waving to Lorne: "Brother Lorne, come in quickly."

Lorne noticed that Daisy's wariness hadn't faded, and politely declined, saying, "I won't bother you any longer."

This was said to Leodan and Daisy.

"Your Highness, take the potion encyclopedia with you. I'll be waiting for you here." Lorne stood about ten meters away from the cabin.

"Hmm..." The little guy wanted to say something more, but Daisy led him into the house.

"I haven't been very hospitable," Leodan said, a little embarrassed. "Please excuse my poor hospitality."

"It's alright." Lorne hadn't come as a guest anyway; he was eager to speed things up and get the potion as soon as possible.

After a moment's thought, he realized that in addition to the spirit-enhancing potion, he also needed a healing potion.

It is used to cure the aftereffects of using the Three-Fold Kung Fu.

Such as muscle breakdown caused by excessive tremors, and hidden injuries to muscles and bones.

Reaching the maximum level of the Triple Strike skill will grant you 4 attribute points. Allocating all of these points to Spirit will raise your Spirit attribute to 6.

Once you've mastered the "Black Sun Meditation Technique" and combined it with a mental enhancement potion, that should be enough to unlock your spiritual sea...

Lorne wasn't sure either, but he would do his best.