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Chapter 95 Genius (Part Two)

For the next period of time, Lynn spent most of his time in the underground laboratory conducting experiments. He took out the tables and utensils from the alchemy laboratory, and during the day he went to the surrounding shops to buy some experimental equipment, as well as a lot of experimental raw materials.

In this environment, mutation studies are progressing every day.

The goblins also moved in, arranged by Lynn.

All eight goblin engineers were taken to the basement and, under Lynn's arrangement, began to participate in Lynn's experiments. For example, some simple but time-consuming steps of Iron Serpent One were assigned to these goblin engineers.

Lynn later discovered that the experiments these goblin engineers participated in also counted towards the mission completion rate.

Because of insufficient proficiency, the quality of the finished product was affected, and the completion rating was changed from good to qualified.

Therefore, to avoid affecting his evaluation of the first experiment in his daily tasks, Lynn would always conduct a mutation-related study as his first experiment each day. Having previously obtained many monster corpses in the dungeon, Lynn dissected these monster corpses daily to study and analyze their bloodlines.

The alchemy experiments will proceed after the first experiment is completed. Meanwhile, some less important and time-consuming steps will be delegated to the goblin engineers.

As expected, this greatly improved the efficiency of producing the Iron Serpent I.

In fact, the technical difficulty of making the Iron Serpent 1 was not great; the most difficult part was the process of invention and improvement.

The goblin engineers who were experimenting with Lynn witnessed Lynn's incredible skills for the first time.

They were all filled with admiration.

I never expected that my master would be so skilled not only in strength but also in alchemy.

Lynn was also gradually passing on his skills to these goblin engineers. Once they had fully mastered the Iron Serpent One's construction techniques, the Iron Serpent One could be handed over to them for construction.

I can save a lot of time every day, and I can use that extra time to research and create more advanced alchemical creatures.

In the blink of an eye, seven days have passed.

Lynn opened the properties panel.

Lynn

Level: 24 (0/1000)

Physical fitness: 19.08

Mental Power: 37.7

master:

—Earth Ring Meditation Method (Mastered)

—Hellfire Meditation (16%)

Life occupations:

-- Level 2 variability (18.4%) (0/100)

——Level 1 Bloodline Studies (65%) (0/10)

——Level 2 Alchemy (9.8%) (0/100)

——Level 1 Necromancy (75%) (0/10)

General experience points: 690

Lynn pondered for a moment, then spent all 600 general experience points on Mutation.

The progress in mutation studies is changing rapidly.

In a daze, Lynn saw the door in his mind again.

The door opened a crack, and intangible knowledge poured into my mind like a torrent.

In that instant, Lynn felt as if he were immersed in an ocean of knowledge.

I have gained a lot of understanding of many things that I didn't know before.

But this feeling of happiness only lasted for a moment before fading away.

Lynn felt a little lost, but after composing himself, he looked at the attribute panel again.

Level 2 variation: 18.4% → 24.4%.

With the breakthrough of the 20% mark, Lynn felt that his understanding of mutation science had deepened, as if he had crossed a small threshold.

The feeling of being immersed in knowledge just now was so captivating that it made me lose myself in it without even realizing it.

What lies behind that door? Could it be a mysterious place that gathers all the known knowledge in the world?

This was just a small opening, and after a short while, it allowed me to make significant progress.

If only I could truly open the door and immerse myself in it for days and nights.

No, Lynn snapped out of it.

The pursuit of truth must be taken step by step, with a down-to-earth attitude, and one must not be overly ambitious.

The experience points I just used were accumulated through my hard work doing experiments every day. They were the fruits of my labor, and I added them up bit by bit myself. People should be like me, accumulating experience in a down-to-earth way.

After giving instructions to the goblins, Lynn took the invitation, which stated that he could enter the inner courtyard simply by tearing it open.

Finding a quiet spot, Lynn gazed at the exquisite black invitation with gold trim and gently tore it open from top to bottom.

As the invitation was torn open, the space in front of him rippled, and simultaneously a crack magnified dozens of times appeared.

Lynn peered through the crack at the world behind him and saw a spacious open space paved with bricks and stones, surrounded by stone pillars.

Unsure if there was any danger ahead, Lynn sent a goblin in first.

But the goblin could not get through the crack no matter what he did, until the invitation in Lynn's hand emitted a faint glow.

Lynn understood; this was a reminder that only those with an invitation could pass through the crevice. He took out the letter again, confirmed it was Harlin's handwriting, and then stepped into the crevice with the invitation.

As Lynn stepped inside.

The torn invitation in his hand automatically healed, and the crack behind him disappeared without a trace.

Before he could even process what he was seeing, Lynn was stunned by the scenery around him as soon as he entered.

There was a huge plaza underfoot and all around, with huge stone pillars standing in the plaza.

When Lynn stepped into the square, the stone pillars began to change.

The stone pillars seem to be breathing, their grayish-white bodies slightly bulging and covered with many semi-circular bumps.

Then, these bumps split open neatly in the middle, revealing indifferent eyes. These slightly protruding, eyelash-less eyes looked no different from ordinary eyes, their gaze cold and dark.

All the eyeballs turned in unison, and countless eyeballs on the stone pillars of the square simultaneously fell on Lynn.

The invitation in Lynn's hand emitted a subtle glow, sheltering him perfectly. When eyes fell on the invitation in Lynn's hand, they paused for a moment, then slowly looked away, closing their eyes again.

The raised eyeballs were reintegrated into the stone pillars, and the square returned to its original tranquility.

Lynn looked up; the sky above was hazy, and there was a thick fog all around.

There was no moon or stars in the sky, only a thick fog covering the heavens.

After waiting for a while, the cawing of crows came from afar, and a huge black crow descended from the sky. The crow was as big as a bus, and each of its feathers was about the length of a person.

As Lynn got closer, he realized that the black raven had three eyes, and a man shrouded in a thick wizard's robe stood on the raven's broad back, with only one pair of eyes visible.

He glanced at the invitation in Lynn's hand. "Come on up."

The crow's broad wings lay flat on the ground, and Lynn stepped steadily onto its back.

"Stand firm." The man finished speaking.

The black crow suddenly took flight.

Lynn swayed and quickly crouched down to grab the black crow's feathers to steady himself.

As the black crow rose higher, the distant and surrounding scenery gradually came into Lynn's view.

Above them were rolling, inky black clouds, and the crows stopped rising once they reached below them.

Beneath my feet lay a vast plain, and in the distance, at the edge of my vision, stood a colossal black mountain.

On the plains, towering wizard towers stand, their surfaces glowing with runes and defensive spells, making them resemble lighthouses. Some towers are so tall that they seem like silent giants in the darkness.

Each wizard tower is surrounded by a large cluster of buildings, with the towers themselves separated by a great distance, resembling independent cities.

Suddenly, a blinding flash of lightning erupted from the top of a wizard's tower on the distant plain, converging into a dazzling sphere. The next moment, a powerful shockwave spread outwards.

A circular, illusory portal of light formed in the air right in front of the Wizard Tower.

By the light of the portal, Lynn saw countless figures, some tall and some deformed, gathered in front of it, silently waiting.

As the illusory portal fully solidified, the massive number of figures gathered before it surged into the portal in an orderly fashion, like waves.

"You're lucky; you've already seen a wizard open a dimensional portal as soon as you came in," said the man standing in front of the black crow.

The black crow flew very fast and soon stopped in front of a nearby wizard tower.

When Lynn was in the sky, he didn't realize how tall these wizard towers were, but when they landed in front of him, he truly felt just how enormous they were.

Lynn looked up; this was the first time he had observed the wizard tower from such a close distance, its top invisible to the eye.

The wizard tower in front of him was different from the other tower-shaped wizard towers he remembered. The shape of this wizard tower was like a lush giant tree that grew from the ground to the sky.

The trunk is very thick, and the dense foliage at the top of the tree is like a huge umbrella that blocks out the sun.

Lynn felt that the wizard tower looked familiar, and after searching his memory, he remembered it.

The blueprints for this wizard tower were actually listed in one of the later sections of the many wizard tower catalogs I had previously viewed. Even among the many wizard towers, this one was quite unique, as it used a sapling of a subspecies of the Elf Mother Tree as its core to form the tower's body, making it a truly distinctive and rare design.

He recalled that when the level one wizard tower was built, an elemental pool and a moon pool were constructed inside to serve as its core.

This wizard tower is definitely more than level one now.

Because when it was first level one, the height of this wizard tower was only 150 meters, but now it is much higher, probably close to 1,000 meters.

There are many holes in the tree that look like doors and windows, and every now and then some translucent humanoid creatures with wings like bees go in and out of the holes.

"Today I'm just showing you the way. From now on, Black Crow will pick you up and drop you off every time. Don't wander around in the Inner World, or I won't be responsible if you lose your life." After landing, Black Crow fluttered and flew to the treetop above.

The man next to her loosened the scarf around his neck, revealing a bird's beak instead of his mouth.

Lynn glanced at it and then looked away. The other person might be some kind of bird-man race, or it might be a wizard who had undergone modification.

"My name is Xiaoye," the man said. "I have very high standards for researchers. If you don't meet them, then you'll have to go back to where you came from."

Lynn didn't ask why he wasn't the owner of this wizard tower. The owner of this wizard tower was clearly far beyond the scope of a first-level wizard, and he was clear about the standards for a first-level wizard tower.

"If there's anything you don't understand, you can ask me, but I need to test your abilities first." Xiao Ye led Lynn to a spire-shaped building not far away.

Lynn had been drawn to the giant elven tree wizard tower earlier, but when he saw this spire, he paused. Although it was only a hundred meters tall and its imposing presence was far less than that of the giant elven tree wizard tower, it seemed to be a genuine wizard tower as well? Was this Owl Night also a wizard?!

(End of this chapter)