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

"Get out! Get out! Get out!!"

Old Oddi roared, waving his hand as if shooing away flies, and said:

"If you want to practice your appraisal skills, go practice somewhere else. Don't come here to make fun of this old man!"

"Damn it, sending this stuff to an old geezer like me, you really have no sense of decency!"

Lynn raised an eyebrow upon hearing this, and then he heard Fiona's trembling voice as she suppressed a laugh.

"Stop laughing, I was unaware of it."

Lynn offered a defense for himself, then looked at old Oddi:

"But speaking of which, old Odi, could you tell that I was just practicing the Appraisal Technique?"

"Do you even need to look?" Old Odi scoffed, laughing dismissively. "With your amateurish methods, who wouldn't be able to tell?"

Upon hearing this, Lynn narrowed her eyes and asked, "Then what constitutes a professional technique?"

"Would you be interested in being my mentor?"

Old Oddi was stunned upon hearing this:

"You swindled a lot of money from me, and you expect me to teach you?"

“Three hundred thousand,” Lynn said calmly.

"Teach! Teach people like you!!" Old Oddi jumped up on the spot, standing on a stool, and said:

"The first time I saw you, I noticed your eyes; they were sparkling, like the moon in the sky!"

"Do you know the moon? That's the eye of our dwarf ancestor, the moon goddess Diana—and the originator of the art of identification!"

"From the first moment I saw you, I knew that no one in the world was more suited to learning appraisal skills than you!!"

Lynn's lips twitched a few times upon hearing this, and she said irritably:

"Stop talking nonsense and just tell me how to train."

"Just a moment, I'll be right there!"

Upon hearing this, Old Odi quickly gathered up the stall on the ground, pulled the ropes at the four corners of the cloth, and packed everything into a bag, employing a typical Black packing method:

"Come on, I'll show you my collection!"

Chapter 71 What is the Ultimate Tuntun Rat?

Rock Town, the underground area of ​​the Adventurers' Guild branch.

Mirrored corridor.

Lynn stood before the rows of familiar but differently arranged mirrors, turned around, and looked in surprise at old Oddi walking ahead:

"Your collection is also stored in the guild's basement?"

"Why does it seem like you guys keep all your good stuff here at the guild?"

"Lynn, this doesn't seem to be a question of whether or not to release the guild."

Fiona tugged at Lynn's arm, turned around, and looked at old Odysseus with a shocked expression:

"Old man, you actually managed to rent the warehouse of the Safe Zone Guild?"

"Isn't the rent for this thing really expensive?"

"What do you mean by renting or not renting?"

Old Oddi rolled his eyes, giving the two of them a disapproving look, as if they were bumpkins:

"I bought this! I bought it! Do you understand?"

"You actually bought a warehouse?"

Fiona was even more dumbfounded:

"I remember this thing costs 30 million legal tender in one store. You actually can afford it?"

"Is ripping people off really that profitable?"

"What the hell? Thirty million for one room? That's so expensive!"

Lynn snapped out of his daze upon hearing this and stared in shock at the composed old Oddi.

Then, Lynn immediately said with a look of annoyance:

"Did I not scare you enough before?"

"A capitalist like you should be hanged!"

Old Oedipus, who would have been smug at the country bumpkin's shock, suddenly turned pale, tilted his head back, glared at Lynn, and said:

"How could you make so much money by cheating people! This money was earned slowly, by my ancestors and by myself, hammering away bit by bit!"

"Don't you understand the saying 'Dwarves are all master blacksmiths'?!"

"You? A master blacksmith?" Lynn was surprised for a moment, then stroked his chin and looked at old Odi suspiciously: "Then why are you setting up a street stall?"

Old Oddi rolled his eyes speechlessly and said:

"That's my hobby, is that not allowed?"

"Besides, I retired a long time ago, and I handed over the workshop and everything else to my apprentices to manage."

"Sitting at home all day with nothing to do, you might as well come out and fool some idiots!"

Upon hearing this, Lynn's gaze immediately became subtle:

"You old man, you're really no good. You wouldn't cheat people when you're selling equipment, would you?"

Old Ody immediately bristled and glared, saying, "You can question my motives for setting up a stall, but you can't doubt the craftsmanship of a dwarf!"

"Sorry, I didn't see your dwarf skills, I only saw the profits from killing people."

As she spoke, Lynn turned her head and looked at the mirrored corridor in front of her:

So where is your warehouse?

“Right here!” Old Oddi pointed to the wall in front of him.

"Which one is this?" Lynn's heart skipped a beat, and an ominous premonition welled up inside him.

“I mean, this whole wall is mirrored.” Old O’Di pointed to the entire mirrored corridor in front of him. “However, I only use three myself, and I rent the rest out to some associations.”

Looking at the mirrored corridor in front of him, which had at least twelve mirrors, Lynn paused for a moment, then said with a subtle expression:

"You're already so rich, why do you still want to make 30 from me?"

"What? Isn't 30 yuan a lot of money?"

Old Oddi glanced at Lynn with disdain and said with a look of disgust:

"Do you know that in the villages outside Mona City, a family of four can live for less than 60,000 fiat currency a year?"

"You only swindled a few million from me, and you really think you're so great at making money?"

Lynn was speechless.

Believe it or not, this dwarf actually has the right to say such things.

"You old codger... I didn't know you were so rich!"

Fiona scratched her head and said with a sullen expression:

"I saw you with your granddaughter the day before yesterday, haggling with a man selling fried potatoes."

Old Oddi snorted coldly upon hearing this, and said irritably:

"His fried potatoes are 3% more expensive than in the market, but they taste about the same. Why can't I bargain?"

"Besides, a vendor who won't bargain is like a lion that doesn't know how to eat meat."

"Fine, fine, I know there are no lions that don't eat meat." Fiona shrugged, giving up on the idea.

"Hmph, enough of this nonsense, hurry up and come with me!"

Seeing that Fiona was being perfunctory, old Ody snorted coldly, then turned around and led Lynn to a magic mirror, placing his hand on it.

With a whoosh!

The mirror unlocked successfully, revealing a pitch-black passage whose interior was obscured.

"Come in."

Upon hearing this, Lynn followed Old Odie inside, and then he saw a 'department store'.

Or rather, a department store in a fantasy world, filled with all sorts of materials.

Looking at the rows of shelves in front of him, Lynn couldn't help but glance up at the labels.

Looking at the words '6th floor East District output', '7th floor Lake area output', and '13th floor Mirror Lake output' on the shelves.

Looking down again, Lynn saw a variety of materials wrapped in transparent bubbles, filling the shelves to the brim, like fruits and vegetables to be picked at will in a supermarket.

This scale is almost comparable to that of a large supermarket.

Compared to these materials, the warehouse price became insignificant.

At that moment, Lynn suddenly realized that the tuition fee of 300,000 yuan was truly worthwhile!

"There's only one way to max out the Appraisal skill to level 30."

Old Oddi walked between the shelves with his hands behind his back.

The abundance of materials and the shelves that symbolized wealth made his figure appear even taller.

"Look more, touch more, smell more, eat more!"

Old Oddi said to Lynn as he walked away:

"This warehouse of mine contains all the materials from the first 24 levels of the dungeon, including the materials from the advanced and beginner areas."

"Minerals, plants, animals, everything is available, and there are even some monster materials that are no longer produced in dungeons."

Old Oddi turned around as he spoke, his aged face showing a strange excitement:

"And what you have to do now is try them one by one, following that one and only method."

“Use appraisal techniques to ‘look’ at all the materials, then ‘touch’ them, then ‘smell’ them, and finally eat everything that is ‘edible’.”

"Under normal circumstances, after completing the process of looking and touching, one's appraisal skills will basically reach the elite threshold of level 30."

"Even a fool can master the art of appraisal to level 30 by going through the four steps of looking, touching, smelling, and eating."

“Every dwarf craftsman, when they first start learning, has to study how to distinguish materials.”

"Therefore, the art of appraisal became an essential skill for craftsmen."

"Kid, you got lucky this time!"

"In the entire city of Mona, apart from the City Lord's Mansion and the Guild Headquarters, no one has more complete materials or is more suitable for training Appraisal skills than I do!"

"Of course, since you only paid 300,000, I'll only give you two hours to practice in my collection."

At this point, old Oddi took an hourglass from his inside pocket:

“This hourglass is a one-hour timer. After it has gone back and forth twice, I will kick you out of this warehouse.”

"Only two hours?" Fiona looked bewildered. "Such a large warehouse, so many materials, even if you only glance at each one, you probably wouldn't be able to see them all, would you?"

"Old Oddi, you never intended to teach at all, did you?"

Old Oddi stroked his beard and said nonchalantly:

“I don’t care about that. Anyway, 30 yuan is only enough for this kind of teaching.”

"It's alright, this is enough!"

Lynn stepped forward and tossed the gold card directly to old Oddi:

When do we begin?

Old Oddi was taken aback, clearly not expecting Lynn to accept it so quickly.

However, due to his focus on money, he quickly accepted the gold card, then narrowed his eyes, looking at Lynn with great curiosity: