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

I just don't know what Jack's adventurer level is.

If it exceeds level 3.... Just as Lynn was making plans in her mind, a system notification sounded.

[Ding! Special information obtained: Knowledgeable Mind +30.]

[Erudition ↑, Current Level Lv3 (3/10)]

Lynn, who had just received this reminder, paused for a moment and couldn't help but mutter to himself:

"This will work?"

Lynn never expected that reading such documents could increase her skill experience, and by such a large amount.

Thinking of this, he quickly flipped through the documents in his hand, skimming over the general contents.

However, the documents contain very little important information about the Knightworth family.

Often, it only describes someone as the head of a certain family, an adventurer of what level, what title they have, and what skills they are good at.

Among them, the three demigods born from the Knightvoka family only have the titles of 'Red Lotus Saintess', 'Sword Saint', and 'Lightsaber', and do not even have names.

If Lynn hadn't known she didn't have enough money, she would have suspected she'd bought fake information.

Aside from the Nightwright family's intelligence, there was information about Jeken.

Jeken Knightworth.

[The bloodline concentration of the Knight Worca Sword Saint branch is insufficient.]

Lynn's gaze lingered on the blood concentration note.

After glancing at the records in the document, Lynn finally understood.

The Knightworth family, with its inhuman ancestry, has a bloodline density rating system.

Once the concentration is qualified, you become a formal member of the 'Nightwalker' family. As long as you are willing to become an adventurer, you can receive certain training and have special channels in the Adventurers' Guild to obtain better treatment.

Members whose bloodline concentration is not up to standard receive a commercial shop allocated by the family each month, live off the rent, and do not participate in any family decisions.

'So, this means that Jeken is most likely just an ordinary person?'

Lynn made her guesses as she turned to the next page.

[Sister, Fei Yin Knightworth (bloodline concentration qualified), married, deceased.]

[Nephew Lynn Knightworth (bloodline qualified).]

Lynn's pupils contracted slightly when he saw this page.

Lynn and his mother are both legitimate members of the Knightworth family.

How could Lynn, whose identity he replaced, have died at the hands of her own uncle?

Is Jeken an adventurer or not?

Lynn looked behind her with a puzzled expression.

[Wife Ruth Nightwalker (Lightsaber lineage branch, bloodline concentration not up to standard)]

[Female, Tan Ning Knightworth (blood concentration not up to standard)]

Are all three members of the Jeken family unqualified?

The problem is, they killed Lynn, who had a valid bloodline... wait, the unqualified ones killed the ones with valid bloodlines?

Could it be that Jeken killed his nephew because of blood ties?

Is he jealous of his nephew?

Lynn had many questions swirling in her mind, but she couldn't find a clue.

Moreover, for him, the most important thing was to get rid of the Jerk family.

Of particular importance is getting rid of Jeken.

If Jeken were an ordinary person, things would be much simpler; the key would be to figure out how to deal with Jeken without being caught by the Mona City Military Police.

But if Jeken is an adventurer, or rather, someone with the skills of an adventurer... then Lynn's rash attack would likely cost him his life.

"I really need to confirm it with my own eyes!!"

"Should we try using forensic techniques to assess Jaken's condition?"

Thinking of this, Lynn glanced at the 'Appraisal' skill on his skill panel.

【Appraisal Skill Lv1 (1/10)】

"If Jaken were truly an adventurer, his level of forensic skill would surely be discovered, wouldn't it?"

"In that case, we'll probably have to find a place where there won't be any danger even if the forensic examination is discovered."

"But where can we find a place like that?"

At this moment, Lynn, who had already left Mona's Tavern through the side door and arrived on the main road, looked up at the Adventurers' Guild headquarters not far away.

At this moment, Lynn blinked.

It seems we don't need to look for places like this anymore!

An adventurers' guild that forbids fighting—isn't this the perfect place?

Thinking of this, Lynn rolled up the file and stuffed it into his pocket, glanced at the Adventurers' Guild not far away, and then strode over.

Then, the rest is simple!

Let's get Jack out of here and do a proper assessment first!

Chapter 16 Shh! Can we reconcile?

6 p.m.

Lynn returned to the Adventurers' Guild and pondered how to lure Jeken into the guild.

“Simply lying won’t work; you have to be reasonable and convincing to get people to come.”

"Ideally, we should make Jeken himself feel that he has to come to the guild."

Thinking of this, Lynn narrowed his eyes and immediately returned to his rented room 503, taking the adventurer's manual that Mira had given him.

Then, carrying the manual, he went to the library on the third floor of the guild. After unlocking the door with the stigmata, he entered the Adventurers' Guild and found the bookshelf containing laws and regulations.

Guild Rules and Regulations, Mona City Constitution, Mona City Public Security Management Law, Adventurer Management Ordinance, Mona City Commoner Registration and Migration Management Law.

After Lynn carefully selected and took all the books she felt she needed to read from the bookshelf, she...

Lynn walked to the long table to the side, put down the six books he was carrying, took a deep breath, and muttered to himself:

"Let's give it a try and see if there's a solution in these rules and regulations."

"If there's no other way, just consider it leveling up your 'Erudite Brain' skill."

With that in mind, Lynn immediately buried himself in his work.

Over the next three hours, the notification sounds of "Brain of Knowledge experience +1" and "Brain of Knowledge level ↑" would occasionally ring in Lynn's mind.

After Lynn finished flipping through the six books in front of him, his eyelids were drooping and his mind was in a daze. Lynn opened the skill level panel.

【技能系統：潛行Lv5（8/10），劍術基礎Lv1（9/10），博學之腦Lv7（3/10），鑑定術Lv1（5/10）】

[Free Skill Points: 0, Free Attribute Points: (9/10)]

Lynn looked at the panel in front of her and couldn't help but raise her hand to pinch the bridge of her nose:

'System, reduce the level of Learned Brain to 1.'

[Ding! Knowledgeable Brain Lv7→Lv1]

[Ding! You have gained 2 free skill points and 1 free attribute point.]

[Currently have 2 free skill points, 1 free attribute point, and a storage pool (5/10)].

Looking at the two newly added skill points, one free attribute point, and more than half of the attribute point storage pool in front of him, Lynn breathed a sigh of relief.

Even if Lynn couldn't find a solution despite thoroughly studying the laws and regulations, she had already made up for it in terms of skills.

"It's just that the human brain can't quite handle it..."

Lynn rubbed his aching temples and used his erudite brain to memorize the contents of five law books. Lynn really didn't want to go through this experience again.

Lynn only now realized that the memory enhancement of a learned brain has a duration, and that the more and more diverse the content recorded, the more mentally exhausted he would become.

"I feel that two hours is about the maximum. After two hours, my head starts to hurt. After three hours, I feel like I've taken off four times in one night."

Despite feeling a spiritual void, Lynn's face was unusually excited:

"Just as I expected!"

"People should still learn some law."

Why should I insist on fighting Jeken to the death?

"After identifying Jaken's attributes and confirming that he is an ordinary person, find an opportunity to lure him into the dungeon and kill him?"

"That's too much trouble!"

"As human beings, we still need to abide by the law!"

Thinking of this, Lynn's face was full of excitement, and even his mental weakness could not hide the happy, childlike smile on his face.

In particular, Lynn's smile became even brighter when he thought about what he was about to do.

After resting at his desk for a few minutes and feeling his headache lessen, Lynn quickly got up and went downstairs to the Adventurers' Guild counter.

The Adventurers' Guild counter is open 24 hours a day to provide convenience for adventurers who frequently return from the dungeon.

Lynn quickly found the counter where adventurers registered during the day after going downstairs.

The clerk had now been replaced by a round-faced girl wearing glasses.

Because it was night shift time, the counter was relatively quiet, so the clerk had her head down and seemed to be reading a novel under the table.

Lynn coughed after she reached the counter.

"Cough cough!"

Upon hearing this, the clerk immediately looked up, put away the novel, and then smiled at Lynn, saying:

"Hello, what service do you need?" I asked the clerk.

At this moment, Lynn, who was no longer ignorant of the law, calmly said, "Hello, I want to file a mission appeal."

"Complaint?"

The round-faced saleswoman looked up at Lynn meaningfully, then smiled and said:

"Hello, please state your mission number, or point your face or stigmata toward the magic mirror next to you so that we can retrieve the mission information."

"Let's farm for Stigmata."

Lynn turned her head to look at the magic mirror on the right side of the counter, where she was combing her hair, and placed her hand on it.

At this moment, the magic mirror in front of the saleswoman had already refreshed to display detailed mission information.

After glancing at the main points, the saleswoman already had a plan in mind:

"The system has seen the tasks you have accepted. Both of them are missing person quests, and the target of the search is a man named Lynn Knightworth."

"This is a typical case of task duplication. Are you making a complaint about this?"

Upon hearing this, Lynn smiled and said:

"No, I want to prosecute the employers of Tasks 1 and 2."

The saleswoman was taken aback for a moment, but not too surprised. Although it was uncommon for tasks posted by private individuals to have problems, it did happen. It was common for adventurers who accepted the orders to find errors in the tasks and, having taken unnecessary risks, to sue the employers.

"What are you filing a lawsuit for?" the clerk asked casually.

At this moment, Lynn revealed a sly smile.

"I want to sue my employer for employment fraud!"

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11 o'clock at night.