I, Stone Golem, only want to forge.

The coordination among those stone men was impeccable; the seaweed doctor didn't even need to say a word.

The remaining stone men would then disperse and find some herbs or healing items on the ship to hand to the seaweed doctor.

In less than five minutes, the seaweed stone had completed the treatment and removed the bat from the ship's skeleton.

It raised its hands and started twisting its body, seemingly in celebration, but before it could gloat for long, it was slapped by another stone golem.

Dr. Seaweed could only lower his head sheepishly, obediently bend down, cover the bat with a black cloth, and carry it towards Murphy.

Siri watched for a long time but still couldn't figure out where this stone man's profession came from.

However, he could tell that the stone man's professional level was not high, and it was still some distance away from being an elite.

However, it is clear that during the treatment, there were traces of a professional—that is, being observed.

Professionals may not be observed all the time, but those who are observed are definitely professionals.

The birth of every professional means the birth of a corresponding observer.

Siri didn't actually know what it was either, and so far, probably no one else did either.

However, based on his own experience, this thing might not be very useful at lower levels.

But as long as you reach the elite level or above.

Whether it's elites breaking through to excellence, or the excellent breaking through to the extraordinary...

Observers will then rate and judge those who make breakthroughs based on the phenomena they observe.

However, this rating is not a simple verbal or written assessment.

Instead, it will generate different illusions and trials based on the nature of the profession, experience, and inner flaws and fears of the individual, and use these to make judgments.

The later the test goes, the more rigorous it becomes.

Even those of higher rank who complete the test may suffer severe psychological trauma, and it's not impossible for them to go insane.

Siri remembered that the old man, now a skeleton, was rumored to have seen something terrifying during his trial when he was breaking through to the legendary level.

And so he went mad, descended into insanity!

Since the observer causes so many harms, why didn't Siri include the observer in the negative category?

The reason is simple: the observer will receive a reward after completing the observation.

Whether it's knowledge, skills, or even those traditions that have been forgotten at some point, they will all be given to the observed as a reward.

As for what exactly was given, that depends on the profession.

However, this is unclear to others, and for Sri, it's not entirely a benefit, since knowledge is cursed...

Even ordinary people, in most cases, will have their perspective on things change due to their breadth of knowledge.

For example, when looking at a tree.

A woodcarver will analyze which parts of the tree are suitable for carving.

Botanists, on the other hand, will analyze whether the tree is growing well or not.

The loggers, on the other hand, would think about how to cut down the tree.

Not to mention those professionals who already have professional knowledge ingrained in their minds.

This so-called "curse of knowledge" can be seen as both a shackle and an advantage for all professionals.

This shackle and curse is also known as the "Grimoire".

For some reason, ever since the day he became a professional, Siri has always encountered observers.

He probably encountered that thing more times than any other professional in their entire life.

This led to his knowledge and skills becoming increasingly profound, and the curse of knowledge becoming increasingly entrenched.

His professional inclinations leaned towards combat and killing.

Therefore, he is far stronger than other druids of the same type in terms of combat power.

However, they have never been able to learn in depth the corresponding treatments and manipulations of nature.

They always end up learning halfway through and then inexplicably veer off into how to kill someone.

At his level, the solidity and stability of his constitution make it very difficult for him to undergo any changes, such as job advancement...

But as Siri looked at the clone with the professional skills, he thought of Murphy's Stone and suddenly became thoughtful.

So he followed the seaweed and the stone back to Murphy's side, and then directly transmitted his voice:

"Mr. Murphy, it seems your clone has a profession now."

"Does that stone have a profession?"

Murphy continued his treatment without stopping.

After glancing at the bat placed aside with seaweed and stones and confirming that it was in good condition, he asked using telepathy.

"Yes, I can sense that there is an observer who recently observed your clone, so it is 100% certain that it has acquired a profession."

Upon hearing this, Murphy tapped the stone and asked a question.

However, the stone itself was quite puzzled and couldn't explain it for a long time.

However, since it was his own clone, Murphy, combining the stone's words with his own feelings about the clone, could probably guess some things.

This stone does indeed have a profession, but the way it acquired this profession was actually quite coincidental.

It was roughly around the time Murphy turned the stone into seaweed.

The spirituality of the second level was changed along the way, but the third and fourth levels were not changed.

So, according to Seaweed Stone himself, at that time, something strange was staring at him.

However, Murphy was hypnotizing Little Stone at the time, so it didn't have a chance to bring it up, and later it completely forgot to mention it to Murphy.

Then, something even more coincidental happened.

Then Murphy took the seaweed stones to treat his frostbite.

In total, the number of patients treated must be at least a hundred or two hundred.

Therefore, those observers who originally only wanted to confirm the situation of seaweed and rocks,

Surprisingly, because of the excessive number of treatments that seaweed stones could provide, they were directly added to the list of professionals.

However, because they treat only one disease and the patient population is relatively homogeneous, they have not yet been directly identified as professionals.

According to the seaweed stone itself, it suddenly heard a sound.

[The professional's assessment: Complete another successful treatment.]

However, Murphy was thinking at the time, and after he finished thinking, he was fiddling with the small water core.

So it didn't have a chance to tell Murphy about it.

When the opportunity arose later, he forgot about it.

Then something even more coincidental happened.

They happened to come to this ship.

There happened to be a few patients on board who needed treatment.

By sheer coincidence, the seaweed stone that had completed its treatment was inexplicably and forcibly registered as a professional.

Murphy's first reaction upon hearing this description was not surprise or astonishment, but rather that he was pondering a question.

If it's not mistaken, the ones staring at the seaweed stone man are those eyes in the sky.

When Murphy activates his spiritual insight, he should also be able to notice those eyes.

But it only ever saw the eye related to lending; it never saw the eye related to seaweed and stone.

So... surely this one eyeball can't possibly have multiple functions, right?

Murphy removed the puddle of liquid from his head and then asked telepathically, "How much does one dry eye do?"

Upon hearing Murphy's words, the pool of liquid immediately began to boil excitedly.

Then it turned back into an eyeball, which Murphy shook violently up and down before she shed two tears.

It seemed to agree with Murphy's words, but then it exploded into liquid with a snap.

Murphy: (⊙_⊙)

After a moment of surprise, it retracted the stone man into its body.

Just as he expected, as soon as the seaweed stone entered his body, two new things suddenly appeared in front of Murphy's eyes.

[Occupation Obtained: Battlefield Medic]

[Acquired Rank: Medical]