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Chapter 80 Solution (Part Two)

But his earlier probing hadn't revealed anything unusual in Graham's expression.

This guy is definitely a fortune teller. Harlin thinks all those damned wizards who study fortune telling have taken a course called "expression management".

Turning back, Harlin looked at Lynn in the mirror; he had already headed towards the next monster's lair.

He was somewhat hoping that Lynn would come out on top, so that he could prove his judgment.

On the other hand, the top spot is not so easy to obtain.

If it's just the crew of this one ship, Harlin thinks it wouldn't be difficult for Lynn to get first place.

But once the Mechanical City intervened, it wasn't just this ship full of apprentices who were involved this time.

Eighteen days have passed since we entered the maze.

Lynn looked up at the thick clouds overhead; the road ahead stretched straight into the vast sea of ​​clouds.

Surrounded by tall walls, he had no idea where he was, but he could sense the approaching clouds and the gradually decreasing cold air.

Lynn was still able to roughly determine his location on the mountain.

As the number of goblin followers continued to increase, the snowballing development made it more efficient to break through monster lairs along the way.

This also made Lynn fully appreciate the convenience of cultivating a family, which is sometimes much easier than going it alone.

Lynn didn't even need to lift a finger to raid the monster lairs. A group of goblins, armed and armored, rushed into the lairs with a roar, like a group of adventurers rushing to slay a demon king.

Goblins also suffer casualties during the process of conquering monster lairs, but conquering monster lairs continuously yields new goblins and resources for raising goblins. Moreover, the closer you get to the mountaintop, the richer the rewards become, so the number of goblin followers continues to grow steadily.

If it weren't for acquiring an alchemical building called "The Amazing Delicious House" a few days ago, I probably wouldn't even be able to afford to feed these goblin Lynn.

The gains and patterns along the way made Lynn vaguely realize that the examiners seemed to be consciously cultivating their ability to raise families.

If so many resources are spent just to train a group of apprentices to develop their talents, that would be too extravagant.

At least Lynn didn't think that such a group of wizard apprentices was worth such a high price.

Unless the Wizarding Continent is truly so rich that resources are overflowing and there's nowhere to use them.

Based on his impression of Anglie, Lynn believed that wizards were a group of intelligent people, and intelligent people would not do business at a loss.

His gaze fell upon the goblin followers around him.

A total of sixteen goblin wanderers dressed in leather armor cautiously moved forward along the base of the wall.

Two goblin mad hat shamans wearing pointed straw hats and holding large round wooden staffs were protected in the middle by a group of goblin warriors.

The two goblin mad hat shamans had wrinkles and swollen blisters all over their faces, their eyes were darting around, and their lips were trembling as they kept muttering.

The Mad Hatter Shaman has 10 spellcasting attempts per day for Tier 1 magic, which can be used on any spell he knows. This limit will permanently increase as he advances in rank.

However, advancing as a Mad Hatter is not easy; each advancement requires passing a trial of manic illusions! If one fails the trial, the Mad Hatter will completely turn into a madman.

Finally, there were forty goblins, each wielding a small round shield in their left hand and a small spear in their right, protecting the Mad Hatter Shaman and Lynn in the middle.

This is the last goblin extraordinary job advancement that Lynn has obtained – "Goblin Warrior".

The requirements for becoming a goblin warrior are very low, and they are highly adaptable, allowing them to change to a large number of warrior classes later. Of course, even if you change to a goblin warrior, you will need a material called the Soul of a Goblin Warrior and a specific transformation ritual array.

For Lynn, who now has a team of goblin followers, Lauren's combat power is somewhat insignificant. Due to his different bloodline, he cannot change to the extraordinary profession unique to the goblin race. Now, he has gone from being a vanguard scout to Lynn's personal secretary.

Although her strength in the team had declined, Lauren didn't mind; on the contrary, she was happy for Lynn.

"My Lord, there are signs of another group on the other side of the crossroads ahead," the red-eyed man reported respectfully to Lynn as he trotted back.

Of the original four goblin wanderers, only Red Eye remains; the other three were killed while raiding the monster's lair.

Only Red-Eyes survived, and his combat experience grew rapidly.

The title "Goblin Wanderer Leader" has now been removed from his name.

"How many?" Lynn asked.

Red-eyed lowered his head, counting on his fingers as he recalled.

Red-Eye couldn't count at first, so Lynn taught him to count, and now he can count from one to one hundred.

"Sixty-seven," Red Eyes said.

Sixty-seven goblins?

Lynn subconsciously narrowed his eyes; there were definitely quite a few.

Even the number of goblin job changers under his control was only fifty-eight.

This is a goblin warrior whose combat strength is not much different from that of an ordinary human soldier.

"There are five humans," Red Eyes continued.

Five people? There should be followers among them. After more than ten days of practical training in the monster lairs of the maze, these wizard apprentices should have greatly improved their combat experience.

Lynn pondered, "It seems they are some cooperating wizard apprentices."

These goblin followers must also belong to the group of five, and they explored the monster's lair along the way.

However, since Red Eyes discovered them, they likely also possess Goblin Wanderers and may have discovered their own group's whereabouts.

Inside the labyrinth, there might be a chance for peaceful resolution between other noble wizard apprentices.

But if it's yourself, then it's hard to say.

Having previously slaughtered many noble wizard apprentices, if there were such a thing as goodwill towards this group, I'd probably have a negative number.

Furthermore, in this unruly maze, there are no restrictions on killing.

If I were to encounter them while I was showing signs of exhaustion, they would certainly not hesitate to kick me while I'm down.

Lynn suddenly looked up and saw a black crow flying past at the far end of the maze.

Lynn's eyes flickered slightly. He seemed to know who the other person was. He hadn't expected it to be an old friend.

The group continued forward. Now there was only one way: either give way or keep going. Contact with the other side was inevitable unless Lynn was willing to follow behind them and scavenge for scraps. But Lynn believed that the other side, unless they were not confused, would never allow Lynn to lead a large group of goblins to follow them.

At the three-way intersection ahead, the other party had been waiting there for quite some time.

Looking at Anusheh standing among the goblins, and Antina standing to his left, along with two men and a woman, an elderly knight, the man who had slashed Lauren in the back, and a woman dressed as a mage.

Lynn's gaze lingered on Dempsey for a moment before finally settling on Anusheh.

"What a coincidence, to meet you here."

"Hahahaha," Anushikh laughed heartily.

"It was all a misunderstanding, and with Lord Diasterdan's help, it has been cleared up," Anushek said, pointing to Antina beside him. "It's quite a coincidence, actually. Lord Diasterdan became a full-fledged wizard sixty years ago, and he is also Antina's direct ancestor."

(End of this chapter)