Interspecies Training Manual

Luo An gathered the scattered magic power and concentrated it.

He abandoned the aggressiveness of offensive magic and the defensiveness of defensive magic, focusing only on "healing".

The soft white light flickered, lasting longer than before.

The yellowing has mostly faded, and although it can't bring the withered grass back to life like Celia did, at least it's no longer on the verge of death.

Luo An threw himself into it.

Celia's teaching method was very different; she didn't explain complicated principles, but rather encouraged students to carefully experience things for themselves.

Gradually, the clump of weeds recovered better.

Luo An breathed a sigh of relief as he watched the light spots in his palm dissipate.

Compared to offensive and defensive magic, healing magic requires more precise control over magical power, and the worst thing to do is to be impatient. This has made him more and more adept at controlling magical power.

The mental attribute on the panel has also been increased to 10.

Luo An's magic power storage level has increased again.

He continued to heal the weeds.

......

The two spent the entire day in the open space.

From the most basic weed cure to Celia deliberately pricking her fingertip so he could practice stopping the bleeding.

From initially being flustered and confused, Luo An gradually learned how to heal skin and flesh, and mastered basic healing magic.

"You must take care of your body. You are not allowed to intentionally injure yourself in this way again."

"I don't want you to do that, you know?"

After healing her wounds, Luo An didn't forget to remind her.

Celia's previous actions were so fast that he had no time to react.

There's no reason to injure yourself while teaching.

"I understand, Master. I'll be more careful in the future."

Celia didn't think too much about it at the time; she just wanted her master to better master the healing magic.

It seems the owner really cares about me.

Trust level +5%

Trust level +5%

[Trust level reaches 200%, gain 15 attribute points]

Why has it gone up again?

Luo An sometimes really doesn't understand how this level of trust has increased.

His actions, which he expected would lead to price increases, did not.

On the contrary, doing normal things increases trust.

But one principle remains unchanged: we must be good to Celia.

"Master, why don't you try yesterday's defensive magic again?"

Celia didn't forget to remind her.

"Magic requires a lot of practice to improve."

Luo An raised his hand, and magic gathered, forming a semi-transparent light shield in front of him.

Celia touched it.

The shield surface is smooth, and magic flows smoothly.

Compared to the awkwardness of the first time it was cast, the magical shield was now as solid as a rock.

Even the most powerful strikes from an ordinary swordsman would find it difficult to break through.

"Master, I'm going to cook now."

Celia glanced at the setting sun on the horizon.

"I'll try making you some broth."

After entering the room, Luo An sat down at the wooden table.

He looked at the 15 attribute points he had received on the panel and pondered how to allocate them.

Currently, all attributes are still very low, but learning magic can improve the mental attribute.

Luo An guessed that the higher the attribute value, the harder it would be to improve.

"Master, the soup is ready."

While she was thinking, Celia placed a pot of steaming meat soup on the table.

The soup noodles are milky white, with green wild vegetables floating on top. Although it looks simple, it smells very fragrant.

Celia served Roan a bowl.

Luo An decided to temporarily put aside the issue of allocation and picked up his bowl to take a sip.

It's savory and rich, with the flavor of the meat juices fully extracted.

"It tastes great."

Celia sat opposite, holding her bowl in both hands, ready to take a sip as well.

But just then...

"Moo!"

A deep growl came from outside the farm.

"Master, this is..."

Celia put down the bowl before she could even drink from it.

Luo An walked quickly to the window and pushed it open.

Under the dark sky, a huge gap had been smashed through the fence surrounding the farm.

Several giant oxen, twice the size of ordinary oxen, rushed in.

They are covered in long green fur, with two sharp, curved horns on their heads, and incredibly thick limbs.

Four green-haired bulls are charging towards the farmland.

Luo An immediately lost his composure.

That was land where the seeds had just been planted; he couldn't let these monsters trample on the fruits of his and Celia's labor.

"I'm going out to take a look."

Luo An opened the door and rushed out.

Sensing the presence of a living person, the charging green bulls all turned around and charged towards Luo An.

The ground seemed to be trembling slightly.

Luo An remained unfazed, and just as the lead giant bull was about to crash into him, a magical light shield was deployed.

boom!

The massive bull horn slammed into the magic shield with a dull thud.

The green-haired bull was thrown back several steps by the recoil, its head spinning, and its eyes gleaming even more fiercely.

Roan discovered that the magic shield had cracked.

He looked at the three giant bulls charging at the front, and magic surged in his palms, instantly forming several huge fireballs that bombarded the bulls' bellies.

The green fur was set ablaze, the high temperature burning through their thick fur and scorching their delicate skin, and the aroma of roasting meat could be smelled.

The three giant bulls raged wildly before collapsing to the ground with a crash, their mournful roars fading away after a few moments.

The fourth giant bull noticed the death of its companion and fear filled its eyes.

It instinctively stopped its charge and tried to turn around and escape.

However, Roan's fireball had already come hurtling towards them.

This fireball wasn't large, but its power was still considerable.

The giant bull's forelegs were blasted open, causing it to slide and kneel on the ground, leaving a long trail in the muddy road.

Luo An walked up to the giant bull.

"Moo~"

The giant bull roared, its head bowed, as if in supplication.

Looking at its pitiful eyes, Luo An's burning fireball dissipated.

Now that its front leg is injured and it has lost the ability to move, it is at the mercy of others.

The three giant bulls that just died are enough for Roan and Celia to eat for quite some time.

There's no need to kill another one.

Luo An remembered that cows possessed a certain level of intelligence.

Although the green-haired bull is a monster, it is still a bull.

It makes perfect sense to tame it and use it for plowing or pulling carts, right?

Luo An is currently missing a means of transportation.

However, green-haired bulls usually live on mountains and are not monsters that live on the outskirts of the forest, so how did they inexplicably appear here?

Could it be that someone deliberately lured them out and then drove them here?

Just like the goblins that attacked the farm a few days ago.

He instinctively thought of one person.

There could be no one but Lord Brian.

"So, instead of reporting to the guard regiment, they chose to attack me?"

Roan had expected Brian to make a move, but he hadn't anticipated Brian's haste.

Only a few days have passed.

"What other tricks await me after this attack?"

Luo An's gaze fell upon the pitch-black forest.

He suddenly saw a huge figure moving among the trees.

"roar!"

A roar far more ferocious than the green-haired bull's earlier echoed through the forest.

"Moo!"

The giant bull roared, instinctively fearing the figure, its massive body trembling.

"It seems that this herd of cattle was chased here by an even more ferocious monster."

Luo An realized that things were not as simple as he had imagined.

He thought the danger had passed, but little did he know that an even more powerful monster awaited him.

It seems that the lord is determined to get the farm and doesn't want to let me off so easily this time.

The flames that had dissipated in Luo An's palm reignited.

dong dong!

The dark figure drew closer, the ground trembled, and leaves fell.

A huge polar bear snapped a tree in half with its forepaws, landed on all fours, and stepped out of the dense black forest.

Its dark eyes were fixed on the small figure in the distance.