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Chapter 113 Return, Arrangements (Part Two)

The chunks of meat obtained from Dai were placed in the lowest sealed chamber of the laboratory, and Lynn applied a moist liquid evenly to the surface.

Then Lynn summoned Bu, who took out all the raw yellow eyestone ore and piled it up to fill half a layer.

Delegate the task to Bu, and have him and the other goblin engineers extract the yellow eye stones from these raw yellow eye stone ores.

Not long after Lynn returned, Lister, who had been waiting outside, saw the brute force demon coming out of Lynn's house. Knowing that the wizard Lynn had returned, he quickly went up to report. After the goblin informed him, Lynn had the goblin bring him down.

"Is everything ready?" Lynn glanced at the somewhat reserved Lister.

Lister quickly took out a pile of books from his storage ring.

"These are the books Lord Lynn needs," Lister said respectfully, pointing to the pile of books on the ground that was half a meter high.

Lynn picked up a few books and looked them over: *The Identification of Magical Plants*, *Common Magical Plants Encyclopedia 1*, *Common Magical Plants Encyclopedia 2*, and *Study on the Growth Habits of Magical Plants - White Tower Edition*.

Most of the books are about the research on magical plants and the knowledge of their medicinal properties. On the contrary, there is only one book related to potion making and research: "Introduction to Pharmacy".

"Lord Lynn, I think the most important thing in learning potion-making is to learn the medicinal properties of these magical plants," Lister said cautiously.

He didn't know if Lynn was really preparing to study potion-making or if she was just impulsively testing him.

But he was unwilling to miss this opportunity.

"You know how to make this potion, right?" Lynn handed Lister a potion recipe.

It was meditation that accelerated the mutation of the drug.

While other potions might not be very competitive, the Meditation Acceleration Mutation Potion is definitely not among them.

Although there are many potions that can enhance meditation efficiency, Lynn knows that they are all quite expensive.

In comparison, although the Meditation Acceleration Mutation Potion is not very effective, it is cheap!

Those who can't afford high-end products can at least afford low-end products, right?

This potion recipe was obtained by Lynn from behind that door after he improved his knowledge of mutations by completing daily tasks. There is currently no similar knowledge available on the market.

Lister glanced at the recipe for the Meditation Acceleration Mutation Potion. It didn't explain the specific effects of the potion, only the recipe and how to make it.

"It's very simple," Lister said, because the potion was not difficult to make.

"You can stay here for now. For the first month, just make this potion. I want to see how many bottles you can make in a month. I will provide you with the raw materials for the potion."

Lister clenched his fist and secretly vowed that this was definitely a test for him, and he must work hard to prove himself this month.

He traveled from a great distance to this place because he had heard that the City of Demons was the closest major wizarding power to him.

He had no other dreams but to become a real wizard.

After arranging a new, vacant laboratory for Lister and giving his instructions, Lynn left first.

After Lynn left, Lister began to prepare the potion, doing so very carefully and meticulously.

Since embarking on the path of wizardry, Lister has found himself gradually drifting away from those around him.

He was born in a human kingdom on the continent of God's Annihilation. This human kingdom belonged to a certain wizarding force, so the people living there were quite familiar with wizards.

In the eyes of many people, wizards are high-ranking figures who are respected and honored to become wizards.

The son of a farmer in the countryside of Liszt lived in the village since childhood. Later, he was discovered by a passing wizard who had the potential to become a wizard and took him back with him. The wizarding organization he joined was very small, with only one official wizard, but it was still a wizarding organization with hundreds of apprentices.

However, the good times didn't last long. Seven years later, one of the wizards from Lister's faction had an accident during an expedition, and the faction fell apart overnight, with some leaving and others scattering.

The bewildered Liszt returned to his hometown, where, according to the neighbors, he had become a legendary omnipotent wizard. When they saw him return, the familiar faces no longer held the same closeness, only awe and alienation.

Even his usually stern father became reserved in his presence, and his mother, who used to favor his older brother, asked him if he could also teach his older brother magic.

He tested it out, and it seemed that his older brother really didn't have any talent. But no matter what he said, his family members didn't seem to believe him. They just thought he was unwilling to teach others.

Feeling down, he went out for a walk. That day, a childhood friend he was close to came to his door, bringing some ale. He sat with him in the haystack where they used to play as children, reminiscing about the past.

He was very happy that night, and the ability to rekindle his friendship with his childhood playmate brought him comfort.

"Drunk," Liszt said, pointing to the opposite hillside.

"Jerem, I remember when we were kids we used to pick wild strawberries on that hillside."

"Hahaha, yes, I'll need your help from now on, Lord Lister."

The hillside hasn't changed much, nor has the village. The only thing that has changed is the two boys who used to run on the hilltop.

As the evening breeze blew, Liszt sobered up and suddenly felt sleepy. The next day, he left his hometown alone.

On the day he left, he seemed to remember a sentence spoken by the wizard who had led him away from the village: "When you become a wizard, you must learn to befriend solitude."

After leaving the basement, Lynn released the little girl from the alchemy lab.

Upon arriving in the unfamiliar surroundings, the little girl, who had become somewhat acquainted with Lynn recently, instinctively grabbed Lynn's hand.

"I don't want to leave." Caitlin opened her eyes wide and stared intently at Lynn.

A few days ago, Lynn had talked to her about the future. The girl, who was originally a bit quiet, was a little scared when she heard that she was going to a strange place. Although Lynn was also a stranger, they had at least been in contact for half a month, and Lynn was someone her mother had personally handed over to her.

Lynn remained silent, then patted Caitlin's head. "But this place isn't suitable for an ordinary little girl like you. This is the City of Demons."

He usually spends several days on a single day conducting experiments, so he doesn't have time to take care of children. Besides, there are hundreds of goblins living in his building, and he doesn't think those goblins can take care of children.

"I will be good," Caitlin said.

"Master!" Lauren came down the stairs next to her and greeted Lynn excitedly. Beauva followed behind Lauren.

However, Bova's belly is slightly protruding, suggesting she may be pregnant.

Lynn hesitated for a moment upon seeing this. In fact, he was also somewhat hesitant about how to deal with Caitlin. Sending her to a mortal kingdom was not difficult, but sending a little girl of a few years old to an unfamiliar environment made it hard to ensure that she wouldn't be exploited by some people with ulterior motives.

Moreover, accidents are prone to occur.

Daio is now an Abyss Lord, and she's also her daughter from her previous human father's past. If anything were to happen to her, it would be difficult to explain to Daio. This little girl is a hot potato.

Damn it, I was definitely used by that woman.

She thought that sending her daughter to a mortal realm would suffice. If her plan failed, she would die and be unable to care for her daughter. But if her plan succeeded, her daughter could escape the abyss. What a clever scheme.

However, Lynn was not someone who would be easily manipulated.

"Lauren, Bova, this little girl is called Caitlin. She's the daughter of an acquaintance of mine, and she's temporarily staying with me. Please take care of her for the time being," Lynn said.

Perhaps due to her pregnancy, Polona is now radiating maternal glow and accepted the task without hesitation.

Looking at Caitlin, who was cheering because she wouldn't be sent away, Lynn narrowed his eyes. Raising a human little girl wouldn't cost much money. Let's keep her for now. With a hostage here, Dae, you'd better work hard in the Abyss, otherwise how can I bring your daughter to you to beg for money in the future?

(End of this chapter)