If he does it this way, he'll probably have one more skill that's unsuitable for leveling up.

Of course, even so, Lynn was still in a good mood. He hummed a little tune as he put on his clothes. Just as he was about to get up, he heard a knock on the door.

Then, the door opened, and shortly after, Ramy peeked out from the entryway and said cautiously:

"Um, are you dressed yet?"

Lynn looked at Ramie peeking over and blinked, "Can't you see me now?"

"Oh, I'm sorry."

Ramie hurriedly apologized, then looked very awkward, fidgeting with her hands as she said:

"I just used the messenger pigeon to ask home, and they said that for something as trivial as going into the dungeon, I can take you with me..."

"And they even said things like 'get along well' and stuff..."

"so...."

"So what?" Lynn asked curiously.

"So, it's possible that I'll be the only one accompanying you to the dungeon this time... well, including my bodyguard, Miss Snowball, it should count as two people?"

As soon as he finished speaking, a gurgling sound rang out.

On Ramie's shoulder, a little bear that looked just like a polar bear cub had appeared.

It is no more than 25 centimeters tall and stands on Ramie's shoulder, looking like a teddy bear figurine.

But those lively black eyes undoubtedly prove that it is a living creature.

"Snowball, what are you doing out here?" Ramie looked at the 'Snowball' on her shoulder in surprise and raised her hand to rub the other's head.

Snowball made gurgling sounds, as if it were saying something.

"Huh? Did you think I was calling you when I called your name? Sorry, did I wake you up?"

Watching Ramy comfort the small animal, Lynn raised his eyelids slightly and asked, "What's this?"

"This is Miss Snowball, the elemental spirit that my grandmother chose for me."

Ramy, beaming with excitement, introduced Lynn to her contract partner:

"Don't let Snowball's small size fool you, she's an elite contracted elf!!"

Hearing the girl's sweet and innocent voice, Lynn's eyelids twitched.

Elite?

According to the records in the adventurer's handbook.

Novice adventurers are ranked from level 1 to 10, and those ranked from level 11 to 30 are considered advanced adventurers.

Only those above level 30 are considered elite.

Is this little bear an elite-level animal? Or is it Ramie's bodyguard?

Lynn suddenly felt something was wrong. Was the family of this marriage prospective partner a little too wealthy?

This shouldn't be the treatment a member of a normal demigod family should receive, right?

"Speaking of which, have you finished absorbing your skill stones?"

Ramy then turned around and said somewhat shyly:

"I ran too fast just now, and there are some things I haven't explained clearly yet."

"When absorbing high-level skill stones, there is a certain probability of failure if the compatibility is not good. So, if you don't succeed, don't be nervous at all. Just replace them with other skill stones with higher compatibility."

“But I’ve already absorbed it all.” Lynn raised his hand and showed the back of his hand.

Lamy stared blankly at the diamond-shaped holy mark on Lynn's hand: "Has it been absorbed?"

"Even the hero-level Crimson Lotus Body is one?"

Lynn nodded repeatedly, then looked at Ramie curiously and said:

"By the way, isn't the experience requirement for the Crimson Lotus Body a bit too high? It feels like the experience required to upgrade is twice that of the Flame Heart Breathing Technique."

"Experience?" Ramie was taken aback, then looked at Lynn with a puzzled expression: "What is experience? Isn't it all about upgrading through possibilities?"

"Moreover, the upgrade only increases the adventurer's level."

"As for skills, it seems that only through diligent study and practice, and as one's mastery increases, will a higher level be displayed in the Stigmata system..."

"Oh, by the way, did you mean that the learning difficulty of the Crimson Lotus Body is twice that of the Flame Heart Breathing Technique?"

Lynn remained expressionless upon hearing this, but her heart was in turmoil.

He almost forgot that the Stigmata system doesn't seem to display progress bars or experience bars; it only shows the level.

So, does this mean that his ability to level up through repeated use is actually a special convenience provided by the skill system?

Thinking of this, Lynn immediately decided not to continue the topic and went on to say:

"That's roughly the meaning; in short, that's how I feel."

"Twice the difficulty..."

Ramie looked at Lynn with a subtle expression, as if she were looking at some oddball.

"I don't know much about the Crimson Lotus Body skill, but I have heard about the difficulty of hero-level skills of the same level."

"According to my grandmother and aunt, it seems that the difficulty of a hero-level skill is at least five times that of an elite skill..."

"I've never heard of such a claim as 'twice' before."

Upon hearing this, Lynn nodded expressionlessly and said:

"I understand now!"

"So, we're going to the Adventurers' Guild next, right?"

"Yes."

Ramie nodded repeatedly upon hearing this and reminded him:

“I’ve seen the report. Lynn, you only went down once, right? And it was Miss Mira who led the team.”

"That's right, I only encountered the arrow frog in the upper part of the dungeon."

Ramy nodded upon hearing this, took a deep breath, and said:

“I understand. Let’s start with what you’re most familiar with. We’ll enter Fafnir’s upper level from below the guild.”

Lynn nodded in agreement, also thinking it would be better to start from something familiar.

Moreover, with Ramy and Miss Snowball as protectors, there shouldn't be any trouble in the newbie area.

I just don't know if I can still get the newbie gear from Miss Mira for free.

He left that set of equipment in the guild room after he finished using it.

Thinking of this, Lynn suddenly remembered something:

"Speaking of which, I still have some things to take care of at the guild."

"It might be necessary for you to bring some proof, Ramy."

"Proof?" Ramie looked at Lynn, puzzled.

However, 20 minutes later,

Adventurers' Guild, first floor quest hall.

The newly appointed guild counter staff looked at Lynn with a strange expression:

"Are you sure you want to take on these two missing person assignments?"

“Yes!” Lynn nodded.

At this moment, the saleswoman said with an even stranger expression:

"The target the mission is to find, Lynn Knightworth, is that you, the adventurer?"

“That’s right!” Lynn removed the bat mask from his face and nodded again. “Can I verify your appearance? Is there anything else?”

The saleswoman couldn't hold back any longer; her lips twitched as she said:

“Well, for this task you’ve assigned, the principal needs to be present… or at least, an agent holding their official seal needs to be present.”

"Of course I brought the items, and the agent has arrived as well. Ramie, could you bring the items over here as proof?"

At this moment, Ramy, who was standing behind Lynn, looked at the small handbag she was carrying with a blank expression.

Inside the bag were Jeken and Ruth's official identification seals.

So, Lynn had her bring these certificates to complete a task?

Seeing Ramie's stunned expression, Lynn smiled and said:

"Come here quickly, my 100% mission completion rate depends on you!"

But is this really not a case of fake orders? At this moment, Rami felt completely dazed.

And at that moment,

An unfamiliar male voice rang out beside the counter:

"This face?"

"Are you Lynn Knightworth?"

Chapter 34 Mistake ~ Entering the Heavenly Realm

Lynn turned her head at the sound and looked at the person who spoke.

He was a slender boy with black curly hair that looked like seaweed and a pair of dog ears on his head.

Judging from the contours of his face, he was about fifteen or sixteen years old, which Lynn considered to be a very young appearance.

Of course, most importantly, he didn't know the other person at all.

And importantly, after the dog-eared boy said Lynn's name, the hall suddenly fell silent, and many subtle gazes turned towards Lynn's direction.

Faced with this onlooker, Lynn raised an eyebrow slightly, then glanced at the dog-eared boy in front of him:

"You are...."

“I am Luke,” the boy said with a hint of joy in his voice. “I was asked by your uncle Jeken to help you find your adventurer.”

"Anyway... come with me!!"

As Luke spoke, he reached out to try and grab Lynn, but Lynn, seeing the 'slow' movement, subtly turned to the side and avoided Luke's outstretched hand.

Luke was startled when his hand was dodged. He looked up at Lynn's calm face, then scratched his cheek and said:

Did I not explain myself clearly?

"Your uncle is looking for you!! I'm the adventurer he commissioned!"

At this point, Luke seemed worried that Lynn didn't trust him, so he quickly pulled a piece of cloth from his pocket:

"Look, this is the keepsake your uncle gave me yesterday. I confirmed it was yours by the smell on this thing."

Lynn paused for a moment when he saw the piece of cloth, especially when he saw the corner of the character "年" (year) that was still left on the cloth, and his eyelids twitched.

This thing really is his!

These were the clothes he wore when he transmigrated, but he changed them at the original owner's house and put on these clothes instead.

Of course, the new clothes were provided by Tan Ning and were clothes that the original owner, Lynn, had worn, but the piece of clothing in Luke's hand was indeed unique to Lynn, at least the scent on it was definitely left by Lynn.

Seeing the clothes brought from the modern era ruined like this, Lynn's tone was slightly displeased:

"They actually cut this garment like that..."

"Look, these are your clothes."

Luke quickly replied.

Immediately afterward, he noticed that Lynn's mood was off and quickly changed his words:

"I didn't cut these clothes. The employer saw that there were too many risk-takers taking orders, so he cut them himself with scissors."

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