Everyone's become an adventurer, so who's going to put in the effort themselves?

Lynn paused for a moment, then hesitated before saying:

"Then I'll beat you up again?"

Luke's face turned green upon hearing this, and he hurriedly explained:

"Why are you always going back on your word? Didn't we agree you'd just get a beating?"

Bound by the vines, Luke struggled anxiously, saying:

"Moreover, I don't even know why I was beaten!"

"At least let me die knowing why!!"

"Didn't I say that?" Lynn scratched his cheek, looking shocked.

"You didn't say anything!" Luke looked at Lynn in astonishment, then said with a sorrowful expression, "You just pulled me in here and then started hitting me, slapping my face hard, without saying a word!"

“Oh…” Lynn nodded in sudden realization, then released the vine spell and opened the door: “I’ll explain when I beat you up tomorrow.”

"Huh?" Luke was completely dumbfounded.

At that moment, Lynn opened the door and went out.

Inside the room, Fiona, who was squatting on a stool, immediately raised her head:

"Did you manage to beat that brat badly?"

"No, at most I'll have a bruised and swollen face," Lynn replied, adding, "At most I'll have a nosebleed."

"You went so lightly?" Fiona was taken aback, and said somewhat speechlessly, "Next time, let me do the hitting."

Lynn couldn't help but scratch his head when he heard this.

So, I hit too lightly?

Lynn mentally scoffed, then glanced at Seria, who was sitting obediently to the side, and old Kohler, who was diligently brewing black tea for Seria.

Finally, Lynn raised an eyebrow and said:

"Looks like you've explained things clearly?"

Seria then stood up, bowed to Lynn, and said:

"I'm sorry, I misunderstood."

“I never expected that you would be Fiona’s client.”

"The client?" Lynn turned his head and looked at Fiona with a puzzled expression.

"Didn't I take on the 'task of taking care of you, the newcomer,' from Knightworth's side?"

Fiona calmly shrugged: "This mission doesn't say we can't tell Seria, does it?"

Besides~

Fiona stepped forward, hooked her arm around Lynn's shoulder, and whispered in his ear with a grin:

"Since the mission is to mentor you, the newcomer, that means Seria also has an obligation to take care of you!"

"Don't let Celia's small stature fool you, she's a professional mage who knows hundreds of skills!!"

"Seriously, Celia knows at least 20 different types of vine spells, like the improved version that can be cast instantly!!"

Possessing hundreds of skills?! Lynn couldn't help but glance at Seria beside him, whose face was tense, as if she was enduring something.

Is this little elf girl really that powerful?

"Speaking of which, Lynn, is there any skill you'd like to learn?"

Fiona, standing nearby, patiently and persuasively said:

"Don't worry, anything Celia knows, if you want to learn it, she'll definitely teach you!!"

“Fiona…” Celia couldn’t help but call out, puffing out her cheeks slightly as she said, “Why did you decide for me again without my consent?”

"So, is Mother Celia forcing me to beg you?" Fiona turned around and said defiantly, "How about I kowtow to you?"

Seria closed her eyes and took a few deep breaths:

“Fiona, this is the association's application period. To meet the requirements for the association's upgrade, we simply don't have the time to assist others in training new talent…”

Before Seria could finish speaking, old Kohler, while pouring red tea, interjected:

"If it's an application from the association, the Knightworth family still has some influence in this regard."

"For example, I think I can write a letter of recommendation and get the secret investigator in charge of you to write an A grade on the evaluation report."

This was practically a direct offer to Celia: "You help teach Lynn, and I'll help you persuade the reviewers."

“Uncle Kohler…” Celia looked at Kohler with some difficulty.

At this moment, old Kohler picked up his teacup, turned around, and said with a smile:

"You're all young people, it's never a bad thing for you to spend more time together."

After saying that, old Kohler winked at Lynn, his V-shaped eyebrows seemingly proclaiming his victory.

Seeing this, Lynn couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.

Is Old Kohler serious?

Does he really want me to go after Celia?

While Lynn was filled with doubt, Celia considered the amount of work that needed to be done, as well as the difficulty of teaching Lynn, a student who could easily decipher and imitate her skills.

After comparing the two options, Seria immediately made her choice.

"Okay, all I can say is that I will try my best."

She sighed, stood up from her chair, picked up her staff, and looked at Lynn, saying:

"So, Mr. Lynn, are there any skills you'd like to learn right now?"

Upon hearing this, Lynn fell into deep thought:

"If I had to say what I most want to learn..."

Does the notarization by Notary Lion count?

Upon hearing this, Fiona, Seria, and old Kohler were all stunned.

When the room suddenly went quiet, Lynn's heart skipped a beat.

Is this skill really that risky to learn?

Chapter 62 It's normal for geniuses to level up quickly!

After nearly ten seconds of silence in the room, Lynn broke the ice first:

"Can't we learn the skill of notarization?"

"It seems... this isn't a question of whether or not to learn, is it?" Fiona scratched her hair and turned to look at old Kohler.

Old Kohler rolled his eyes at this and took a sip of his red tea in an annoyed tone.

"Why are you looking at me like that? I don't do anything illegal."

"You're selling substandard medicine, and you're telling me you don't do anything illegal? Have you ever done anything legal?"

Lynn's eyelids twitched, he glanced at old Kohler with disdain, then turned to Seria and asked directly:

Is crafting the Lion of Notarization a violation of the rules? Or is it a guild regulation?

“Yes.” Seria nodded and added, “Apart from internal personnel recognized by the Adventurers’ Guild, the skill ‘Miracle of the Gods,’ used to maintain the operation of the Lion of Justice, is an ability that is strictly prohibited from being learned.”

"Generally speaking, only some illegal organizations would violate this ban, steal the 'miracle', and illegally create the Lion of Justice."

Hearing this, Lynn became even more confused: "Aren't they illegal organizations? Can those organizations also learn the 'miracles' bestowed by the gods?"

"Isn't it said that the gods don't bless unbelievers?"

Lynn had seen these words in the Adventurer's Handbook, and because of the Knowledgeable Mind skill, he remembered them very clearly.

Fiona then interjected, "Breaking the law is defined by the guild; the gods didn't say they broke the law."

"Besides, the gods are all dead, so who knows whether it was illegal or not?"

Upon hearing this, Lynn immediately understood.

Organizations like the Evangelical Fellowship are classified as terrorist organizations by the guild, not as illegal organizations as recognized by the gods.

Furthermore, with the gods fallen and these judges gone, it's hard to say who is the rightful ruler.

"So, you mean I can't learn this skill?"

"Pretty much." Fiona scratched her lion ears on her head. "The main thing is that only members of the guild can learn it. If you want to steal it, you can only contact those extreme organizations and learn this skill from them."

"The most crucial thing is, learning this is useless!"

"The skill 'Miracle of the Gods' is restricted to being used only on stone statues, and it requires a lot of materials. I heard the cost is extremely high."

"Besides the high cost, this skill is similar to that of believers in the church; it requires constant prayer to God and continuous use to be effective."

Seeing Fiona explaining, Celia immediately added the following explanation:

"Most importantly, the sole function of this skill is to grant the Lion of Justice the power to transform the adventurer's potential into strength."

"And the guild's Lion of Justice is free to use!"

Lynn paused upon hearing this.

The Lion of Justice is expensive to create, requires a great deal of effort to maintain its skill effects, and the Adventurers' Guild uses it as a free accessory.

After this three-step process, it's not hard to understand why no one would bother learning this skill.

"By the way, Lynn, why did you want to learn this?"

Fiona scratched her head, looking at Lynn with a puzzled expression:

"Isn't the Lion of Notarization something that every guild branch and every official institution guarding a city has?"

"These things are everywhere, and they're free to use. Isn't it a waste to learn this from Mother Celia?"

Upon hearing this, Lynn offered an excuse he had prepared beforehand:

"Now it can be upgraded!"

"I could have upgraded, but I didn't have a Lion of Justice by my side, so I thought of getting one that I could carry with me and use anytime."

"If that's what you think, I don't recommend you study 'miracles'."

Celia, with a serious expression, looked at Lynn and said:

“Using miracles in dungeons can easily trigger monster riots.”

"This is a special situation that guild members discovered in the past when they were creating the Lion of Notarization in the dungeon."

“From a very long time ago, the Lion of Justice for each adventurer’s stronghold inside the dungeon was made on the surface and then transported to the underground.”

"Therefore, if you plan to create the Lion of Notarization on the spot during a dungeon adventure to urgently level up, it's actually not feasible. In fact, you could say that such an act is not much different from suicide."

After hearing Celia's explanation, Lynn fell silent.

The idea of ​​updating attributes or even upgrading in real time has been blocked.

However, it's not necessarily true that Lynn would give up learning the skill 'Miracle of the Gods'.

What others cannot do, his skill set might allow him to circumvent the cost.

Of course, Lynn wouldn't voice this thought, and besides, he currently had no way to learn the skill of 'miracle'.

So what he needs to focus on now is what the others just explained.

"You mean, there's a Lion of Justice in Rock Town?"

Fiona glanced at Lynn in surprise:

"You really managed to level up?"

"Is it all attributes?"

“Isn’t that obvious?” Lynn nodded, speaking as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

Fiona was a little confused.