If everyone becomes an adventurer, who will put in the effort themselves?

"You should take a good look at yourself!"

"I just don't want to be talked to like that by you, you brat!"

After saying that, Knightworth glanced at Lynn and said, "You kid, why is your teamwork so bad this time?"

How would I know what you're trying to say?

Lynn raised an eyebrow, then suddenly remembered something, pointed at Delina and said:

"By the way, does the deal we just made still stand?"

"Yes, of course it counts!"

Knightworth clutched his stomach, seemingly wanting to laugh:

"If this child can be married off, I, the ancestor, will definitely have to open a bottle of 300-year-old red wine to celebrate!"

Upon hearing this, Lynn stepped forward solemnly, lifted Knightworth's delicate foot, grasped it tightly, and shook it, saying:

"Then, the deal is done!"

Knightworth nodded upon hearing this, and then tried to pull his foot back.

Because it was a casual movement, she didn't use much force.

Then I pulled it a little and found that I couldn't pull it back.

"Hmm?" Knightworth paused, then looked at Lynn, who was stroking her black stockings, tilted her head, and turned to Delina, saying:

"Is he taking advantage of me?"

Delina then gave a cold laugh, waving her fan that proclaimed her as the 'Most Beautiful Woman in the World', and said:

"How could that be!"

"This is clearly a perfectly normal handshake!"

"The problem lies with you, First Generation; you simply didn't reach out your hand."

Knightworth raised an eyebrow, looking at Delina with a strange expression:

"I suspect you're playing me!"

Please remove the word 'doubt', thank you!

"Delina said with a smile."

Then, she closed her fan, tapped Lynn on the head, and said:

"Okay, a kiss and a few touches are enough, there's no need to keep touching me!"

Lynn withdrew her hand regretfully and said, "I was just curious about what material her stockings were made of."

Delina tapped Lynn on the head again, sounding annoyed.

"If you're really curious, let Sera and Ramy wear them for you to touch, but don't tease the First Generation here."

"What if she gets addicted and starts asking you for genetic material to have children?"

Knightworth kicked Delina to the ground.

"What nonsense are you talking about?"

"I'm past the age where I want to take care of kids!"

"Who can be sure about something like that?"

Delina unfolded her folding fan and covered her face as she spoke.

Seeing this, Knightworth raised an eyebrow and said in a dangerous tone, "Little Delina, you've been a little naughty today?"

Delina ignored her and spoke directly to Lynn:

"I'll tell you more about the treasure vault later."

After saying that, Delina glanced at Knightworth and said with a look of disdain:

"First Generation, weren't you going to find Lina to catch up?"

"Is this what they call kicking people out?"

Knightworth muttered something, but still stood up and said:

"Forget it, there's no point in talking to kids like you. I'd better go find Lina to play with."

Before he finished speaking, Knightworth's figure disappeared into the hall.

In the dim light, Lynn seemed to hear a strange hissing sound.

The next second, Lynn looked at the empty sofa and said in surprise:

"She left already?"

At this moment, Delina smiled and unfolded her folding fan, saying:

"In recent years, the first generation has been serving as the Dragon King of Dragon Island, responsible for guarding the island."

Hearing this, Lynn looked over strangely:

"you mean...."

Delina then nodded and said:

"That person sneaked back; they didn't have much time to stay anyway."

"If it weren't for the apparent appearance of the Gospel of Pride in Mona City, and the matter between you and Lina, I wouldn't have been able to summon this person."

Thinking of this, Delina glanced at the spot where Knightworth had been sitting, then shook her head and said:

"It's a pity that the first generation can't show up, otherwise, I really would like to ride her around a few times for fun."

Lynn gave Delina a strange look, then rode his ancestor around in the sky a few times.

Is she really that 'filial'?

Before Lynn could even complain, Delina waved her chubby bear paws and said:

"Alright, let's not talk about the First Generation anymore."

"Let's get down to business!"

Delina then looked at Lynn with a smile in her eyes:

"Lynn, are you sure you want to go to Knightworth's Vault?"

Lynn then thought about it seriously:

"All I can say is that if it's safe and the benefits are significant, I would definitely be tempted by that so-called gospel of arrogance."

"But to be honest, as of now, I don't really have any need for this so-called Gospel of Pride. In fact, I don't even know what it's for or what its specific abilities are."

Delina nodded knowingly, then unfolded her folding fan and fanned Lynn, saying:

"How should I put it...."

"Personally, I would suggest you try to find the gospel of pride."

"After all, according to the First Generation, the complete form of the Gospel of Pride can erase all supernatural abilities!"

"That is, the legendary 'power to suppress magic'!"

"This power..."

Delina's dark eyes stared intently at Lynn:

Are you sure you don't want it?

Chapter 148 Is it too late to kill them and silence them now?

Do you want it?

Of course I want to!

Anyone who has played the game or read the novel knows how overpowered the skill of silencing magic is.

But you can only eat as much food as the pot can hold.

Lynn was well aware of whether he could take away the Gospel of Pride right under the noses of the members of the Half-Ugly Guild.

"I remember you seemed to have rather specific needs when it came to skills, right?"

Delina, now transformed into a black snow bear, was like a devil, spewing seductive words.

To this, Lynn said without even raising his eyelids:

"I do have specific needs for skills, but are you sure the Gospel of Pride can satisfy them?"

"The power to suppress magic is indeed powerful, but it seems to be just one of the seven virtues and seven gospels of the Evangelical Church, isn't it?"

"Why should I fixate on the arrogance that's being watched by so many powerful people, instead of seeking a simpler path to enlightenment?"

"Hey, you're actually asking me a question now?"

Delina chuckled, then patted Lynn on the shoulder and said:

There's a reason why they're letting you go get it.

"You should know that the First Generation was the Saintess of the Arrogant Faction."

Upon hearing this, Lynn raised an eyebrow and then said with a curious expression:

"Didn't she quit?"

"Normally, the Pride School, if not enemies, should at least have no dealings with her, right?"

“That was the First Generation’s business,” Delina shook her head and said, “Besides, she felt that Pride was not the right path for her, so she abandoned Pride and chose to research and develop her own ‘Dragonization’.”

"But that doesn't mean the gospel of arrogance isn't strong!"

"In fact, because she used it, Knightworth has an extremely complete record of the Gospel of Pride."

“And according to those records, there is a strange phenomenon that the more people use the gospel, the weaker its power becomes.”

The more people use it, the weaker it becomes? Upon hearing this, Lynn made this assumption in surprise:

"The total power of the Gospel cannot be fixed, can it?"

"Is there a risk that this thing might have a hole in it?"

"There shouldn't be any pitfalls. According to the first generation, the source of the power of the Gospel is the original version of the Gospels."

"That was the final blessing from the gods who fell into the underground city."

"As for pitfalls, there are probably none, at least not for demigods."

Delina shook her head with considerable regret and said:

"The only pitfall is probably the number of people who use the gospel and the difficulty in obtaining it."

"However, the Gospel of Pride still has an advantage in this respect over the unique strength of the other thirteen schools of thought."

"What advantages?" Lynn asked curiously.

At this moment, Delina gave a wicked laugh:

"You can tell by looking at the first generation's personality."

“Those who use this gospel, including the Archbishop of the Night and the first generation, all have an arrogance in their bones.”

"This has led to the fact that only a small number of 'scribes' and 'demigods' in the Pride faction have received the blessing of the Pride Gospel, and some have even chosen to give it up after receiving the blessing."

"You've met the young man from the Will family, haven't you?"

Lynn nodded, thinking of Leo, who, although seemingly arrogant, was still quite intelligent:

"I've met them. Their ancestor, Will, seemed to have a good relationship with the first Nai?"

“Will was also a member of the Pride School, but he rejected the blessing of the Gospel of Pride and chose to believe that the power of his Titan bloodline could surpass the Gospel.”

“And demigods like him are the majority within the School of Pride.”

"That is precisely why the demigods of the Pride School are the least willing to receive the gospel of pride."

"What's intriguing is that those at the bottom, who aren't demigods, covet this power, but those who covet it can't normally obtain it."