She ran her fingers through her somewhat disheveled white hair, but hesitated and said:

"I know that leveling up is fast during the beginner phase, but isn't your leveling speed a bit too fast?"

Upon hearing this, Celia sighed and said on the other side:

"Fiona, are you an idiot?"

"How can you apply Mr. Lynn's situation to ordinary adventurers?"

"Members of dragon blood families like him are essentially meant to be compared to adventurers of a corresponding level based on the power of their bloodline."

"And according to what you said before, Mr. Lynn's current attributes are comparable to those of a superior adventurer."

"In that case, Lynn is essentially using the skills of a senior adventurer to complete the test of a novice adventurer."

"In this situation, slow upgrades seem abnormal."

"Because his level and actual strength are seriously mismatched."

Fiona was confused after hearing Celia's explanation:

"But why do I feel like he's leveling up much faster than me!"

Celia looked at Fiona helplessly:

"You just said yourself that Mr. Lynn is a genius comparable to Flora?"

"Since he's a genius, isn't it abnormal for him to level up so quickly?"

"Isn't Flora leveling up fast?"

"But why do I feel like Lynn is faster than Flora?"

Fiona muttered something, then shook her head and turned to look at Lynn:

"By the way, Lynn, you definitely can't learn that miracle skill. Why don't you trade with Celia for a different skill instead?"

"Of course, if you're unsure which one to learn, I have a recommendation."

"What kind of recommendation is it?" Lynn asked curiously.

Fiona actually gave him sales skills?

Could it be one of Seria's special moves?

Seeing Lynn's curiosity, Fiona chuckled and said:

"What else can I recommend!"

"Since I'm going to learn from the genius elf Seria, then of course I'll learn the elven race's mysterious 'elemental magic'!"

Upon hearing this, Lynn couldn't help but look at Seria.

At this moment, Celia, realizing Lynn's intentions, said hesitantly:

"Actually... miracles aren't something you can't learn..."

"That's right, but there's a price to pay."

Chapter 63 The Value of Regional Brahmins

"Hey, hey, hey, Celia's mom, you're not going to teach Lynn some illegal stuff, are you?"

Upon hearing that Seria had a solution, Fiona immediately tensed up and grabbed Seria's shoulder, saying:

"That kind of thing can be taught in private. There are outsiders here!"

Old Kohler was completely dumbfounded when he heard this.

An outsider? Me?

After Fiona said that, Celia slapped away the hand that was pressing on her shoulder, speechless:

"How could I possibly use a banned tactic as a salary?"

"That's not the price I'm referring to."

"Which one is that?" Fiona asked curiously.

Celia glanced at Fiona, but instead of explaining, she turned to Lynn and said:

"You should have heard what I said before."

“Non-public figures are prohibited from learning about ‘miracles’.”

"To put it another way, guild members are allowed to learn 'miracles'."

Upon hearing this, Lynn raised an eyebrow, instantly understanding Celia's meaning:

"You mean, join a guild?"

“To be precise, it’s an honorary designation.” Celia snapped her fingers.

A bright blue flame lit up, forming a blackboard-like frame in mid-air.

Then, line after line of text began to be written on the blackboard as Celia explained:

"Normally, the adventurer guilds of each garrison are subject to the supervision of both the church and the local garrison."

"To distinguish between the two, positions within the guild are divided into formal positions and honorary positions."

"Among them, the formally established positions, apart from the president, vice president, and regional supervisors who require church approval, are positions such as directors, senior advisors, and advisors, which can be decided by the local association presidents."

"Compared to regular positions, honorary positions are much simpler. They only require recommendations and guarantees from some internal personnel, and it is relatively easy to pass."

Lynn did not show any surprise at this.

Because it's written in the adventurer's handbook.

In the world of Fafnir, although kingdoms exist, it is the 'Church' that truly occupies the grand domain of secular power.

In layman's terms, the divine right of kings is the mainstream view in this world.

Even the king of a kingdom needs the approval of the papacy to ascend to the throne, and the designated archbishop will crown the king.

The Adventurers' Guild is a subordinate organization directly under the church.

Of course, since most of the Adventurers' Guild's branches are located in garrisoned cities, the lord of the local garrisoned city also holds the powerful position of honorary guild master within the guild.

Most of the honorary positions in the Adventurers' Guild are held by members of the city-guarding faction in various regions.

Therefore, upon hearing Celia say that a price needed to be paid to become a guild member, Lynn, whose thinking abilities were enhanced by his skill, immediately thought of the corresponding rules:

"You mean I should find some friends with honorary positions to recommend me, then join the Adventurers' Guild and get a permanent position in an honorary post?"

“Yes.” Celia nodded and said, “Normally, anyone with the position of senior consultant can learn the skill ‘miracle’.”

"Senior consultants are usually only qualified to be senior adventurers. Although you are not a senior adventurer, this position tests your abilities, so there is probably no problem with you."

"As for recommendation letters..."

“Fiona and I are about to become the president and vice president of the association under the guild, and we have the right to recommend them.”

"However, since the minimum requirement for recommendations is 5 to 7 people, you will need to find 3 more guild members to make recommendations."

“Count me in,” Old Kohler said with a shrug. “Although I’m retired, I was once the head of the guild’s potion department, so I still have some influence with the guild master.”

Upon hearing this, Lynn glanced at old Kohler with a strange expression.

"Are you also a member of the guild?"

Old Kohler rolled his eyes and said, "Are you an idiot? The Knightworth family, the Mona family, the Snowfit family—these families are all families that guard the city."

"To put it bluntly, if the guild leader can't defend the city, he can run away, but we are determined to defend it to the death."

“There are quite a few monsters in this dungeon that eat ashes, and my ancestors’ graves are all here.”

Lynn understood now.

The local bullies really can't escape.

The saying "a person is worthless when they leave their hometown" isn't just a saying from his hometown.

"So that means I, someone who carries the Knightworth family name, will easily pass the screening?"

“That’s what I mean.” Celia nodded and said, “As long as you get a few of your kin who hold positions in the guild to write a letter of recommendation, I can teach you the skill ‘Miracle’ directly.”

"It sounds simple..." Lynn's lips twitched.

5 to 7 people?

Including old Kohler, Celia, and Fiona, only three people present were qualified to write a letter of recommendation.

Among the people Lynn knows... Ramy should also be an insider, so it shouldn't be difficult to get a recommendation. If you're still missing one recommendation, you can ask Mira or Sia?

"Let me try asking them if they can help."

"By the time you go and ask, it will be too late."

As he spoke, Old Kohler took out paper and pen from under the table next to him and began to write:

"I've already written the recommendation letter here, and you can just hand it in to the guild branch in Rock Town later."

"As for the remaining recommendation letters, they are actually quite simple."

Old Kohler then calculated the time and date:

"Judging by the timing, the military police who came down to enforce the law this time should be that little Cohen guy."

"Go to the law enforcement office later and ask Cohen for a letter of recommendation. Add it to the one from here, and you'll have four."

Then, old Kohler switched the pen to his other, less favored, left hand and wrote another letter of recommendation:

"I'll write another letter of recommendation for Ramie. After the letter is sent up for review, Ramie can confirm it."

"Ok??"

Lynn stared wide-eyed at Old Kohler, who was faking it right in front of him.

"You just said you were law-abiding, didn't you?"

Old Kohler couldn't help but roll his eyes: "I'm trying to save you trouble, you know?"

"Also, in these kinds of situations, if the necessary procedures are followed up afterwards, then he won't have broken the law, you understand?"

“I understand…” Lynn’s lips twitched, “but your method is really wild.”

Are you sure nothing will happen?

At this moment, old Kohler laughed: "The censorship department is run by that old woman Delina. Do you think you'll be in trouble?"

Lynn suddenly fell silent.

He suddenly understood why some of his friends in his past life had been so envious of the Brahmins in the county town.

I have to say, it feels pretty good to have connections in high places.

Old Kohler quickly handed over the letter: "Here, take this letter. Go find Cohen for help yourself. By the way, have you seen him?"

“I have met him.” Lynn took the envelope and said calmly, “However, I guess he doesn’t have a very good impression of me.”

Old Kohler waved his hand and said, "It's alright, that guy doesn't let emotions get in the way."

"Should we go to the law enforcement office?"

Fiona, pressing on Celia's shoulder, which looked utterly helpless, said with a hint of excitement:

"Then I'll go to the guild and update your stats."

After Fiona finished speaking, she lowered her head and said to Seria:

"You're checking the attribute bias of the Stigmata, right?"

"That's how it is, sigh~" Celia sighed, her face full of misery.

Seeing this, Lynn asked with some curiosity:

Why check the attributes of the Holy Mark?

"Idiot!" Fiona rolled her eyes at Lynn without even thinking. "Seria can only teach you spell skills after the attribute is determined!"

"If you don't learn magic, how will you cultivate 'Dragon Breath'?"

After Fiona finished speaking, she suddenly turned her head and looked at old Kohler:

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