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

Lorne opened the wooden door and returned to a familiar place.

The wooden cage in the house where he was once imprisoned.

After collecting the materials to refine the Green Wood Liquid and the low-level Starshine Potion, Mia went home to hurry up and refine the potion.

Leodan, however, welcomed Lorne to stay at his place.

But Lorne felt it wasn't quite right, so after asking it to get him a stake the next day, he chose to return to the wooden cage.

It's not easy for a human to find a place to stay in an elven settlement.

Using the light emitted by the glowing moss, Lorne carefully passed through the gap in the wooden cage.

He lay down on the pile of straw that had kept him company for several days and nights, and gently waved his hand to unfold the panel.

Lorne Holt

Age: 17

[Occupation: Martial Artist]

[Talent: Breath of Nature II, Fist Bone]

[Martial Arts Mastery: Breathing Technique lvMax (to be advanced), Triple Force lv3 (170/400)]

[Attributes: Constitution 7, Strength 6, Agility 7, Spirit 2, Magic 0]

[Attribute Points: 0]

[Expansion Points: 0] [Progress: 4.3% (0.7% until next stage)]

[Martial Arts Library]

After the battle with the Death Knight, my proficiency with the Triple Force technique improved, and the attribute points from maxing out the Breathing Technique were added to my Constitution.

What surprised Lorne even more was that the progress of the pioneering point had taken another small step forward.

At least I can gain some pioneering experience before becoming a wizard apprentice.

Once you convert those initial points into internal energy cultivation and enter the basics, you've officially begun your path as a martial artist.

Only after mastering internal strength can one begin to learn various martial arts techniques.

After all, some movement techniques, sword techniques, and the like require internal energy to unleash their maximum power.

He closed his eyes and began to sort out the series of questions and doubts he had encountered since his transmigration:

1. The old man in black robes and the Forest of Fireflies

They haven't taken any action regarding the children who escaped from the manor, which is highly unusual, considering they're the ones who keep calling them jinxes...

2. Bronze pillar

Upon careful recollection, Lorne realized that the bronze pillar used in the child sacrifice might have been a bronze ritual object.

The purpose of the old man in black robes is worth considering. Was he simply following the diviner's instructions to get rid of the future jinx, or did he have some other purpose?

3. White-robed priestess

He happened to appear on their escape route, his purpose and strength unknown, but he was likely a formal wizard from the Black Tower.

Was sending himself and Theodore to the Tower of the Black Sun out of pure kindness or for some other purpose?

4. Lady Elena

Her description of the Kenlar elves was completely different from what they had encountered. Was she deliberately lying to them or something else?

And what is the reason for needing the Tears of the Elf?

What is the effect of the Elf's Tear?

5. Wizard artifacts in underground caves

Who is the wizard who went to great lengths to set up the array for forging the natal magic weapon?

What happens when a magical artifact is lost?

Could they already be on their way to kill them?

6. Bloodborne

What is the real reason why the Kenlar elves were cursed with the Bloodborne curse?

Is it because, as Lady Elena said, it was too evil and angered the true spirit, or is there some other hidden story?

7. Kenlar ethnic group

Why is there only one wizard, Sodrion, with the so-called "spiritual vision" talent?

8 ...

Upon careful review, Lorne realized that the journey had been fraught with problems.

He sighed.

Now is not the time to explore these questions.

The primary task remains unchanged: to build up strength.

Once the training dummies arrive tomorrow, I'll start grinding the Triple Strike skill to the maximum level and get all four attribute points...

...

Lorne got up very early the next day.

He opened the leather bag and took stock of the items he had on hand, waiting for Leodan and Mia to arrive.

A book titled "The Book of Elven Runes," five rune crafting diagrams, several armor plates bearing ancient enchanted runes, and a black heart that served no real purpose.

There aren't many items.

Lorne quickly realized the problem: he didn't have the basic materials to make runes.

Blank rune plates, condensation fluid, and special coatings are all essential for crafting runes; without these three, even crafting diagrams are useless.

Secondly, there is a lack of start-up capital.

Each stall in the market requires a different price of magic crystals to rent.

A better location with more foot traffic will result in a higher daily fee.

Even if you manage to create runes, the lack of sales channels is a major headache.

Let's squeeze some more money out of Soderion?

Lorne shook his head, feeling it wasn't quite right.

What right do you, a mere human, have to ask for this and that... He then turned to study the blueprints for making the 'Spirit Vision' runes.

The 'Spirit Vision' rune is very complex, with many patterns and combinations that Lorne does not recognize.

The three core patterns constitute the most important part, while the remaining auxiliary patterns form the main body in various combinations.

Even looking at design drawings makes me dizzy and lightheaded.

Lorne could only do his best, starting with the simpler side to memorize...

As the outside gradually brightened, the noisy chatter of the elves began to rise.

The wooden door was pushed inward.

"You woke up quite early." It was Leodan who came in, with Mia beside him.

"I've been waiting for this for so long." Lorne, somewhat exasperated, put the parchment away.

He couldn't wait to improve his proficiency in the Three-Fold Strength technique.

Lorne looked toward the doorway.

Leodan was holding a cylindrical wooden stake that was level with him, trying to figure out how to get into the doorway that was shorter than him.

"Brother Lorne." Mia, with dark circles under her eyes, clutched several glass bottles filled with a light green solution.

"Did you not sleep all night?" Lorne greeted him, "Your Highness, little elf."

He immediately got up to greet them, stepping out of the wooden cage first with his leather bag.

"This is Green Wood Liquid." Mia carefully transferred the Green Wood Liquid in her hand to Lorne.

Lorne first took two bottles and put them into the leather bag, then took the rest.

Five bottles of Aoki Juice should last for a while.

"Thank you for your hard work, Your Highness the Little Elf." Lorne gently ruffled Mia's silver hair.

"It's not hard work." Mia didn't resist much, letting Lorne massage her.

"Go back and rest. This will last Brother Lorne a long, long time," Lorne said with concern. "Don't overwork yourself."

Mia rubbed her eyes: "There's also a low-level calming potion."

"No rush, we can refine it tomorrow." Lorne pushed Mia's small body and urged, "Go back and rest now."

"Okay." The little guy was really sleepy and couldn't muster any energy, yawning constantly.

Lorne felt quite sorry for him.

It seems that brewing potions isn't an easy task after all...

Leodan carried the wooden stake horizontally into the house, while Lorne escorted Mia for a part of the journey.

Back in the hut, Leodan had already straightened the wooden stake and placed it on the open ground next to the wooden cage.

It winked at Lorne, with a hint of provocation.

"Human, let me see your strength." Leodan patted the wooden pillar.

"boom--"

It casually slammed its fist into the wooden stake.

A shallow fist mark appeared on the wooden stake.