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Chapter 117 Fifth-Order Demon (Part Two)

"Master, the witch Ido has arrived."

Lynn looked upstairs; Ido was probably drawn there by the brute force demon's breakthrough.

Lynn knew about Ido's changes, but the goblins didn't; they still thought Ido was the same Ido as before.

So they treated her very well, and after spending the last six months together, Lynn and Ido's relationship became even closer.

Lynn asked Ido if she remembered anything before coming to the Demon City, and Ido always shook her head and said she didn't know.

Over time, Lynn stopped asking.

"Let her wait outside." Lynn went to the first-floor reception room.

Ido greeted Lynn, but her eyes kept darting behind Lynn.

Lynn found it somewhat amusing. "What are you looking at?"

"Oh, it's nothing." Ido looked away.

"Looking for the Brute Demon?" Ido has been coming here often lately. There aren't many residents around here. Ido lives next to her, and she often wanders around here when she has nothing to do. As a result, she has become familiar with the Brute Demon. Lynn has never seen her meditating.

"Don't you meditate?" Lynn asked.

"I meditate. I use the time I spend sleeping every night to meditate," Ido said.

Lynn, who knew some of the inside story, felt a little sorry. He had heard that Ido's talent was not bad. If the accident had not happened back then, this little girl might have become a great wizard by now.

The mental strength gained from nearly three thousand years of meditation is definitely very high.

"The Brute Force Demon has just broken through; it still needs time to adapt to its power. Let's wait a few days," Lynn said to Ido.

"No need for all that trouble, just come to my place!" Ido said.

"I have a training room specifically for testing magical and physical attacks," Ido said.

This was the first time Lynn had learned this secret.

"Then I'll have the Brute Demon accompany you."

"Where are you? Aren't you going to take a look?" Ido asked.

"I have another experiment to conduct, so I'll have to stay with you for now," Lynn said.

Then Lynn called over the Brute Demon, and Ido looked at the Brute Demon's two extra arms with curiosity in her eyes.

"Master, these are some expenses compiled by Bova." Lauren walked over and handed Lynn a ledger that recorded the details of the laboratory's expenses.

Lynn took it, casually flipped through a few pages, then closed it and tossed it to Lauren, who hurriedly caught it.

"Alright, I have no doubts about you."

"Lynn said."

He knew it was because he had just expressed doubts about living expenses, so Lauren quickly took over to prove herself.

"Recently, many goblins have been doing nothing but training every day, and many female goblins have gotten pregnant and given birth to a lot of baby goblins," Lauren said.

Little goblin?

Lynn became interested.

Previously, I was focused on the experiment and didn't pay attention to such trivial matters. Now that I'm finally taking a break, I say, "Take me to see."

Inside the room, the floor was covered with dry grass and pebbles. Many small goblins, only a little over half a meter tall, with pale yellow skin tinged with a hint of green, chased and played around in the room, their laughter echoing throughout.

"My Lord, Divine Messenger!" A guarding adult goblin noticed Lynn's approach and quickly bowed respectfully.

All the adult goblins in the room stood up, placing their hands on their hips.

The little goblins, who had been playing around, noticed the seriousness of the adult goblins and gradually slowed their pace, looking cautiously at the unfamiliar human who had entered the room.

There were over a hundred goblins in the room. Along the way, Lynn also heard similar sounds from the next room. "How many new goblins are there?" Lynn asked.

"More than five hundred."

So many. It seems the goblins have a strong reproductive ability; their numbers have doubled in just two years.

"It's alright, let the goblins reproduce freely. But these newborn goblins shouldn't play around. Give them some moral lessons and some simple training, mainly to cultivate their combat skills so they can truly go to the battlefield," Lynn said casually.

"Yes!" Lauren said.

When the other goblins heard the divine messenger say that they could have children at will, they cheered with joy.

They don't care at all about their children going to war, because that's how they were born.

"Wizard Lynn." After going downstairs, Lynn went to Lister's laboratory.

The building was very large. Lynn built a separate magic potion laboratory for Lister on the second basement floor and also set up a sleeping room for him right next door.

Walking to and from get off work every day takes up too much time, so why not just live here, sleep after work, and continue working when you wake up? That's what you call considerate.

This work lasted for more than half a year. During this time, the meditation-accelerating mutation potion made by Lister sold very well in the market, earning Lynn a lot of magic stones.

Lynn's price is very cheap, two bottles for one magic stone, while the cost is one magic stone to make ten bottles.

Looking at Liszt, who had dark circles under his eyes, an unshaven beard, and looked nearly ten years old and颓废 (颓废 is a Chinese word that means decadent, dispirited, or颓废), he was struck by the sight.

In the past six months, Lynn has earned more than three thousand magic stones.

Lynn also saw Liszt's efforts.

"You won't have to make this potion all day long anymore," Lynn said.

Lister's eyes lit up, filled with surprise.

"From now on, you'll only need to work half a day each day," Lynn added.

Liszt's smile froze.

"Use the rest of your time to study. You'll be my assistant for now," Lynn said.

Lister blinked, carefully recalling what Lynn had just said.

Is he sure he didn't mishear? He wants him to be his assistant?

But didn't Wizard Lynn just start learning about potions?

Liszt thought to himself that he was grumbling, but he didn't dare to say it out loud; he wasn't stupid.

But Lister soon realized he was wrong!

That's completely wrong!

In the laboratory, Lister watched as the wizard Lynn skillfully made magical potions, and then he was stunned. "You're telling me you've only been learning magical potions for half a year?"

Even he might not be able to do it.

Moreover, Lynn has a very rich understanding of the medicinal properties of various plants and minerals, which means he has clearly mastered them.

Actually, memorizing is not difficult. For many wizard apprentices, memorizing is a daily routine. They have to memorize all kinds of wizard knowledge from a young age. Although Lister was a little surprised that Lynn could memorize the contents of those books in half a year, he just thought Lynn had a good memory.

But now Lynn not only memorized all the contents of the book, but also learned to integrate them, which shocked him.

This only shows that Lynn is very talented in this area.

Lister believed that the wizard Lynn was a genius in magic potion science, a genius far superior to himself.

Thinking of this, Liszt felt a little envious and a little lonely.

He wasn't even among the worst students in the original wizarding academy; in fact, he was quite talented.

However, later, as he arrived at the Demon Wizard Academy, Lister discovered that there were more and more powerful wizards.

No wonder Lynn was chosen to attend the Demon Wizard Academy.

"This is my improved meditation mutation acceleration potion. It can increase the efficiency of meditation by about 20 to 30%. The main reason is that I added some dried spiritual powder. Spiritual powder can amplify a person's perception and has a slight addictive effect. At the same time, the price of spiritual powder is not expensive. From now on, this potion will be called Meditation Treasure 2.0, and the original will be renamed Meditation Treasure 1.0," Lynn said.

Lister had no objection to the name Lynn chose; in fact, many of the wizards were not quite right in the head and came up with all sorts of bizarre names.

At least the name Lynn the wizard chose was relatively normal.

(End of this chapter)