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Chapter 77 Cooperation (Part 1)

Unfortunately, the spatial ornaments didn't contain any spellbooks or potions, so they were probably all used up while on the ship.

These wizard apprentices are basically trained by their families at great expense, and both the spellbooks and other supplies belong to the family, not the individual.

They shouldn't be able to take their family resources with them when they board the ship, otherwise their families wouldn't be able to raise future generations.

Moreover, other resources such as potions are used immediately after consumption, and one can carry only a few with them without carrying too many. Based on Lynn's current understanding, magical resources in the kingdom are scarce.

As for the wizarding knowledge, it was all memorized by these apprentices, which many considered the safest place. In the end, none of the three had the habit of taking notes, much to Lynn's regret that he had encountered three respectable people.

Therefore, the most common items in the space decorations are miscellaneous items. Among them, in the ring-shaped space decoration, Lynn also found a mysterious item in a red lacquered box - hemp rope, candles, leather handcuffs, whips... all kinds of tools were included.

It's clear that the owner of this ring has a wide range of hobbies and diverse interests.

So Lynn threw the contents of the box, along with the box itself, into a corner of the hall, hoping some lucky person would like it. Also thrown away were the nobles' clothes, as Lynn didn't like using clothes that others had worn or used.

However, after these things were left in the corner of the hall, they were secretly taken away by a few sneaky goblins.

In the corner, two goblins, clumsily dressed in noble robes, looked out of place with their large, yellowish-green heads.

Beside them, a goblin was struggling to push open a large red wooden crate.

After taking inventory of the decorations in the space, Lynn tossed one of the necklace-style decorations to Lauren.

"For you to use."

"Master, how do I use this?" Lauren asked curiously.

Lynn told Lauren how to use it.

Lauren stared intently at the necklace in her hand, her large lizard eyes wide open.

Look at its flushed cheeks, it looks like it's exerted all its strength while squatting.

Lynn patted its shoulder. "You keep trying, I'm going to meditate."

Lynn returned to the alchemy lab and began his meditation for the day.

Several hours later, Lynn ended her meditation session for the day when the effectiveness of her meditation had diminished to a noticeable degree.

I felt a slight increase in my spiritual power. Although it wasn't much, it was about the same as the daily meditation efficiency of a normal wizard.

Even many wizards cannot increase their mental strength to this extent through daily meditation. For most wizards, daily meditation is just a slow and tedious process.

Lynn's talent is not bad, otherwise Anglie would not have been able to find him in the crowd.

With the talent boost that comes with each level up, Lynn's talent has reached a very considerable level.

When he came out of the alchemy lab, Bu had been waiting outside for a long time.

"My lord, the prototype of the rapier has been completed." Bu presented a rapier with both hands.

"Let me see." Lynn took the rapier that had been made of cloth.

Lynn gestured to indicate the length; the rapier was just the right length for a goblin wanderer.

He gripped the hilt of the rapier and swung it sharply to the right, the air whistling and flashing with silver lightning, as if the air itself had been torn apart.

Bu watched this scene with awe; the divine messenger's explosive power was truly formidable.

Otherwise, such a sharp sound could not be emitted.

Lynn then used the goblin's corpse to test its flexibility and toughness.

He was fairly satisfied; it could inflict significant damage on the bear goblin and even leave marks on its bones. For the current stage, the rapier's lethality was sufficient.

"My lord, this is a short sword forged by someone else. We lack the materials to forge bows and crossbows for the time being," Bu said.

"What's missing from the crossbow?" Lynn asked.

"We're still missing materials to make the strings; they need to be very elastic and resilient," Bu said.

"This should work, right?" Lynn thought for a moment and took out the longbow that the archer had used before from his storage ring.

There is only one bowstring on the longbow.

"Master, this doesn't seem to work." Bu fiddled with the bowstring, getting a general feel for its resilience.

"The elasticity of a bow mainly depends on the deformation of the bow itself, while the elasticity of the bowstring is not required to be high," Bu said cautiously.

"Understood." Lynn nodded, and he searched through the spatial ornaments again, quickly finding his target: an unknown beast tendon.

However, this animal sinew is only a little over a meter long, so it can probably only be used to make one bow, but it can be used to make two crossbows.

"Is this okay?"

After testing it out, Bu nodded, "This one's fine!"

"Then let's make a few crossbows."

Compared to bows, crossbows are easier to use.

The difference between a bow and a crossbow is that a crossbow consumes less force and is highly accurate at short distances, but at long distances, the quality of the crossbow itself becomes crucial.

The bow has a higher potential; the parabolic arc of the bow allows for more skillful maneuvers than the crossbow.

My group of goblin wanderers were all novices, so they were obviously better suited to the easy-to-use crossbow.

With nothing else to do, Lynn also joined the team that forged weapons for the goblin wanderers.

Lynn melted down the broken axe. During the melting process, Lynn discovered that the broken axe was made of a composite metal with a strength higher than he had expected. After melting it down, he forged a total of 10 sets of rapiers and short swords.

Meanwhile, the bowstring from this animal sinew was split and used to make three short crossbows, a number of arrows, and four sets of light leather armor.

Having finished all this before dawn, Lynn distributed the crafted equipment to the goblin wanderers.

Besides Red-Eye, the other three Goblin Wanderers were named Goblin Wanderer 01, 02, and 03. Because they were short one crossbow, they used a spinning wheel to decide who would temporarily be short one crossbow. Goblin Wanderer 03, who had a small piece missing from his ear, won that spot.

As dawn broke, Lynn continued his exploration of the maze.

This time, in addition to Iron Earthworm and Lauren, there were four more goblin wanderers who slowly moved forward along the corner of the wall.

Lynn remembered that the training manual mentioned that goblin wanderers were good at using appropriate postures to conceal their whereabouts in the wild.

But in this bare maze with only walls, the four goblin wanderers hurrying along the corners of the walls seemed a little strange and sleazy.

Looking up, all that remained on either side were the tall stone walls and the strip of sky cut out above.

As Lynn traveled, he pondered. On his first day, he had already captured 18 goblins. Without considering the possibility that the difficulty of the monster lairs might increase and thus the rewards would rise, or the spoils he would gain from conflicts with other wizard apprentices, if he maintained his current efficiency, he would have at least 500 goblins by the time he reached the summit a month later.

The daily consumption of so many goblins is astronomical.

He is currently feeding the goblins temporarily with the food and water he bought from Bangor Port, barely managing to keep them afloat.

But if more and more goblins appear later, my food and water will definitely not be enough.

Hopefully, the rewards in the monster's lair will solve this problem.

"Master, there's a monster's lair entrance ahead." Red-Eyes, who had been scouting ahead, returned to report to Lynn.

(End of this chapter)