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

"Although the Adventurer attribute is increased by 1 point each time it is upgraded, that 1 point is fixed."

"Huh?" Lynn was stunned. "What do you mean?"

"That means the '1' in Adventurer Level 1 is a unique quality he possesses, while the '1' that he gains afterward is a fixed amount for everyone."

Mira thought for a moment after hearing this, and then said metaphorically:

"If we consider all the attributes of an adult raised in the best living environment as 1 point, then the attribute increases gained when an adventurer levels up, or when a skill is upgraded, are all based on this benchmark."

"However, such living conditions are rare, so under normal circumstances, a typical novice adventurer at level 1 often has attributes that are actually 1 point lower than the norm."

"On the contrary, those bloodline families, especially dragon blood families like yours, have attributes that are more than three times higher than normal values ​​because of their bloodline. Some families with high bloodline concentration can even have a difference of more than ten points."

"Converted to attribute points, at level 1, you have more than ten points in all attributes."

"At lower levels, this is enough to completely crush ordinary people."

At this moment, Sia suddenly interjected:

"But that doesn't apply to higher-level levels~"

"In the realm of Heroic level and above, a mere ten or so points of superior attributes is unlikely to constitute an overwhelming gap."

After hearing Mira and Shea's explanation, Lynn finally understood the nature of attributes:

"So the attribute increase from upgrading is a fixed value?"

"Hmm, that's a good way to understand it!"

Upon hearing this, Xia raised her chin, quite smugly, and said:

"As expected of Mira, her explanation is so clear."

Lynn looked at Sia strangely upon hearing this. Mira explained it clearly, so what does it have to do with you?

"Hey, what kind of look is that!"

The perceptive Sia immediately noticed Lynn's subtle glance:

"This child is one I raised; can't I be proud of him?"

Lynn was stunned. "You taught him?"

He turned his head and looked at Mira.

At this moment, Mira raised her hand, covered her face, and said:

"Although I hate to admit it, this lecherous fellow was indeed my advisor during my adventures..."

At this moment, Xia proudly puffed out her chest, shook it a few times, and said:

"That's right, in terms of relationship, you should call me Grandmaster!"

Lynn was silent for a few seconds after hearing this.

Finally, he sighed and said to Mira with pity:

"It's really impressive that you've grown up to be so healthy."

Mira didn't say anything after hearing this, she just sighed:

"Ah~~"

Sia's smile vanished instantly. She glared at the two of them, her face full of annoyance, and said:

"You two...aren't you being a little too obnoxious?"

At this moment, Mira glanced at her sideways:

"Compared to all this...have you forgotten there's something else you need to take care of?"

Sia's face stiffened upon hearing this: "Oh right, the maintenance of the Lion of Notarization hasn't been done yet..."

"Damn it, why do I have so many jobs?"

As she spoke, Xia looked at Ramie with a pitiful expression, her little eyes seeming to be expecting something.

Seeing Sia's pitiful little expression, Ramie opened her mouth, about to say something.

But before she could say it, Lynn grabbed her and said:

"Alright, now that the upgrade is complete, take me to the dungeon. I can't wait to try it out."

"Ah, this..."

Ramy, whose hand was forcibly pulled by Lynn, glanced back at Sia and finally showed a helpless expression.

Xia watched the two leave with a pitiful expression, but once they were out of sight, her expression changed in an instant:

"Tch, didn't fool that guy!!"

Mira, standing to the side, let out a cold laugh:

"Your tricks only work on that little idiot Ramy."

"No, Ramy, you didn't fool her. She just had a soft heart."

Hearing this, Xia rolled her eyes at Mira, then stroked her chin and said:

"However, on the other hand, isn't the method of gaining 'experience' through self-training the most favored by the Evangelical Fellowship?"

At this moment, Mira said expressionlessly, "That's not called self-training in the Evangelicals, it's self-torture."

"The possibility of breaking through one's own limits or upgrading through various extreme environments, or even with the help of drugs."

Do you think Lynn is that kind of person?

“It doesn’t seem like it.” Xia shook her head.

Mira sighed, rubbing her forehead. "You know it doesn't look like it!"

However, before Mira could finish speaking, Sia gave her reasons for not thinking it was true:

“A child who develops so well can’t possibly be one of those self-destructive scoundrels from the Gospel Church.”

"As far as I know, men who take drugs can't grow that big."

Mira suddenly became expressionless.

She had begun to hate herself for being able to understand the meaning behind Sia's words!

Chapter 42 Lynn: My desire for revenge is very strong!

Passing through the rippled, transparent isolation mirror, fully armed Lynn once again arrived at the underground level and saw the brown maze-like corridor.

At that moment, Ramie, carrying a staff and with Miss Snowball perched on her shoulder, emerged from the ripples behind her.

As soon as she stepped out of the isolation mirror, Ramie's eyes instantly transformed into golden dragon eyes.

She quickly glanced around, then nodded and said:

"No groups of monsters have been found in the recent passages, so it seems they have been cleared out recently."

Upon hearing this, Lynn immediately thought of the time Mira had taken him down into the dungeon the day before.

I guess you cleaned up the surrounding area on that occasion?

At this moment, after examining her surroundings, Ramie calmly said:

"The maze hasn't been updated recently, so it seems we can take the shortest route?"

"You lead the way?" Lynn asked, taking a step back and coming behind Ramie.

Ramy nodded and said, "Remember to remind me if you go too fast."

Lynn nodded upon hearing this, and just as he was about to set off, he saw a dart frog jump out from the intersection ahead.

Seeing this, Ramie raised her staff, seemingly about to launch an attack.

However, at this moment, Lynn reached out and stopped her:

"Let me try."

Ramy paused for a moment, but didn't refuse; instead, she took a few steps back.

At this moment, Lynn turned his head, looked at the lone arrow frog, and silently initiated his stealth, arriving in front of the arrow frog.

A sudden shadow covered the arrow frog's vision, causing it to raise its head and croak.

The next second, the dark blade pierced through the arrow frog's back, penetrating its smooth skin and sinking deep into its heart.

"Cuck!!"

The arrow frog was about to let out a mournful cry, but the next second, the sword blade that had pierced its body slashed with great force, cutting the part of the arrow frog from its back to its head, along with its tongue, in two.

The arrow frog's final cry for help to its companions came to an abrupt end!

Meanwhile, Lynn heard the notification sound from the skill system.

[Stealth ↑↑, Current Level: Lv3]

[Swordsmanship Basics ↑↑, Current Level: Lv3]

Because these were originally downgraded skills, stealth and swordsmanship basics leveled up very quickly; killing a single arrow frog leveled them up by 2 levels.

This efficiency made Lynn want to chop off another one.

I must say, the feeling of gripping the knife so tightly was actually quite satisfying!

Seeing that Lynn had finished, Ramy walked over, staff in hand, and asked curiously:

"Why not attack the head? It's much easier to stab there than the slippery back."

"Because of revenge!"

Lynn said confidently.

"Ah~~" Ramie understood immediately upon hearing this.

Have you ever been tricked by the arrow frog's gliding back?

That's alright!

At this moment, seeing Lynn chop the arrow frog into eight pieces, even cutting its legs into four sections, Ramy casually suggested:

"Let's continue downhill and try to reach Rock Town before lunchtime."

"If you encounter monsters from the first 5 levels on the way, I will give you time to identify them."

Lynn nodded upon hearing this, and then followed Ramy as they headed towards the sixth basement level.

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The sixth floor of the underground city.

Rocky Town.

This is a major town carved into the middle of a huge rock wall, like a rock fortress.

The entrance and exit to the town is made up of six huge cranes.

Each crane has a basket hanging underneath it, where a dedicated attendant collects toll fees.

At that moment, Fiona stood in front of a crane, looking down at the vast grassland below.

"Boss... is this... really necessary?"

Luke looked somewhat awkwardly at Fiona, who was dressed in a sharp outfit, a white lion's tail wrapped around her waist, the end of which swayed back and forth, and who seemed to be in a very good mood.

"Not only did they specifically ask around about someone's whereabouts, they even tracked them down to the underground city..."

"This doesn't seem right!!"

"Even if it's a secret assessment, would they really abandon the person they're assessing and go on an adventure in the dungeon themselves?"

At this moment, Fiona turned her head and glanced at Luke, then nodded in deep agreement and said:

"Even you, Luke, know it's wrong, so this approach must be right!"

"Huh?" Luke was completely dumbfounded.

At that moment, Fiona grinned and tossed her fluffy, lion-mane-like white hair:

"This kind of behavior is so similar to how senior members of large families mentor newcomers, which is why it's more likely a test!"