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

However, Fiona's three-part combo left Seria speechless:

"Seria, what's wrong? Are your eyes sore? Is it because crafting skill stones is too hard on your eyes?"

"I suddenly feel so stupid."

Celia's lips twitched a few times as she looked speechlessly at Fiona, whose face was filled with worry.

Finally, Celia sighed, turned to Lynn, and said:

"Let me tell you about some things you need to be careful about."

As she spoke, Celia picked up a skill stone and began explaining it to Lynn one by one:

"This is the Elemental Sensing skill stone, and this one is Elemental Shaping. Although both are beginner skills, they are recognized as the two most suitable skills for magic-based adventurers."

"This doesn't seem to have anything to do with fire attributes, does it?" Lynn asked suspiciously, stroking his chin with one hand and holding the Miracle skill stone in the other.

"Don't rush."

Celia slightly raised the corners of her mouth, seemingly somewhat smug, as she picked up the last skill stone:

"This one is the Fireball spell, also known as the Flame Creation skill stone."

"This skill stone is the core."

"Fireball, combined with the previous Elemental Sensing and Elemental Shaping, as long as the levels of these three skills are raised to at least level 10, you can try to fuse them into an elite-level skill called 'Fire Element Manipulation'."

"With your fire-attribute red dragon bloodline, I am at least 80% confident that I can help you synthesize a dragon-type talent skill like 'Breath of the Fire Dragon'."

“Hmm? That’s not right!” Fiona suddenly interjected, “If that’s all there is to it, wouldn’t it be easier to learn ‘Fire Element Sensing’ from the start, instead of the broader ‘Element Sensing’?”

Upon hearing this, Celia turned to look at Fiona in surprise.

After confirming that it was indeed Fiona who said it, Celia was actually quite moved and said:

“Fiona, even you were able to notice the problem.”

"It seems that all the scientific knowledge I've shared with you has finally paid off."

Seeing that Celia seemed somewhat moved, Lynn immediately turned to Fiona, looking at her with suspicion and disdain:

"How did you manage to drive Seria to this point?"

Fiona, looking bewildered, said, "Is it really that exaggerated?"

"I just get sleepy easily when I study it, it's not that I can't learn it."

"Besides, Celia, your voice sounds so much like a mother's lullaby when you're lecturing. It's hard not to fall asleep, isn't it?"

"A lullaby?"

Celia's expression stiffened for a moment, then she sighed and said:

"It's okay, let Mommy's lullaby be a lullaby. At least you let me know that my teaching has been effective."

Celia sighed, but her expression seemed much more relaxed.

At this moment, she turned her head, a noticeable smile on her face, and said:

"Well, even Fiona noticed the problem, so I suppose you've realized it too, Lynn."

"I deliberately used the more complicated All Elements Sense to take on your teaching skills."

"As for the reason..."

Lynn raised an eyebrow, but said uncertainly:

"Because of my spatial talent?"

"You still have the talent for space exploration?"

Sia moved closer in surprise, her nose almost touching Lynn's cheek.

"Get out of my way, you pink fatso, stop interrupting!" Lilia quickly reached out and pulled Sia away, saying, "It's Teacher Celia's teaching time now!!"

"I was just asking..."

Sia complained as she was pulled away, but her eyes remained fixed on Lynn, lost in thought.

At this moment, Celia glanced at the two of them, then turned her gaze back to Lynn:

"You're right. The reason for this is naturally to reserve space for sensing elements and to create a window for them to control."

"Although I only tried it out in the workshop, based on my experiments, broad sensing skills like elemental perception can indeed sense spatial fluctuations. However, that level is very high, with a skill level of at least 60."

Upon hearing this, Lynn was immediately startled: "Isn't this entry level a bit too high?"

Level 60? That's too much of a cost for a beginner to level up their skills!

With that kind of investment, if it were converted into a powerful skill, one would probably have become a hero-level powerhouse long ago, right?

"That's true for a mage like me who isn't particularly gifted in spatial manipulation. As for you..."

Seria glanced at Lynn, hesitated for a moment, and said:

"I'd guess around level 40..."

"Of course, if we use methods like skipping class, achieving level 30 or even lower elemental perception is not impossible."

"How to skip class? What is that?" Lynn asked curiously.

Anyone who has watched Naruto knows how insidious the space-time manipulation techniques Kamui and Flying Thunder God are.

Knowing that she had a chance to master this skill, Lynn naturally wanted to learn it as soon as possible.

Seria then revealed a sly smile:

"Actually, I've already taught you that skill."

Lynn paused for a moment upon hearing this, then exclaimed in surprise:

"You mean, stockpiling grain?"

“That’s right.” Celia was suddenly moved again: “You’re such a cute child who understands things so quickly.”

There was no need to be so dramatic... Lynn awkwardly touched her cheek, turned her head and saw Fiona staring at her with a jealous expression.

That little expression was just like a sister discovering that her mother had given all her favorite candies to her younger brother.

"You're actually jealous?" Lynn raised an eyebrow, looking at Fiona with a subtle expression.

How could someone who's completely unfazed even when naked in front of him suddenly become jealous of Celia's praise?

You're absolutely amazing!

On the other side, Celia, completely oblivious to Lynn's distraction, smiled and said:

Simply put...

"The most important thing about using spatial elements is that you must first perceive the elements of the space."

"And the spatial skill of storing food, which continuously generates and interferes with eating, is the best medium for perception."

"That's why I said this is a study method for skipping class."

"Because it skips the perception of the external space and focuses mainly on the internal micro-space, although it makes it difficult to resonate with external elements later, it is the most convenient solution in terms of the sense of the entrance space."

Seria stopped there, contradicting herself:

"No, elemental resonance is something we'll consider when we delve deeper into space in the future. For now, you just need to increase your food reserves and the levels of your other skills."

"So that means..." Lynn hesitated for a moment, then said with a subtle expression, "For the next period of time, I'll have to maintain a large food intake?"

The skill "Store Food" is a special skill that only remains effective if you have food in your stomach that you have eaten in advance.

To put it simply, this is a fully automatic experience gain machine, but the leveling speed is a bit slow, not as fast as other skills that automatically level up.

But Lynn knew very well that this kind of automatically upgraded skill, over time, would be no different from a cheat.

It seems he's destined to remain a competitive eater.

Celia raised her index finger, kindly reminding her:

"Based on the current situation, eating 20 kilograms of food per day should meet the needs. Of course, remember to eat a balanced diet of meat and vegetables!"

"Wait a minute, does that mean Lynn won't end up looking like a pink fatso?"

Lilia stared at Lynn in shock, then changed the subject:

"But it's okay. Even if you're so fat that you can't walk in bed, I can just sit on you and move around by myself."

At this moment, Sia, standing beside Lilia, looked at her with a forced smile:

"It's fine if you're being provocative, but why do you have to deliberately attack me?"

"Also, I'm plump, not fat!"

"It's the same thing, the same thing~"

Lilia waved her hand, then, noticing Sia's strange expression, quickly hid behind Lynn and warned her:

"By the way, I've already told you about the Grand Scribe's information, why haven't you gone back to remind Lord Mona yet?"

Sia glanced at Lilia with a detached look: "I don't need you to remind me."

She sighed, then turned her head and said to Lynn:

"As you heard, I need to hurry back and report on my work now."

“Your Excellency Sia,” Celia paused her explanation, turned to her, and said, “Could you please help Fiona create a false identity for her joining the Evangelical Fellowship?”

Upon hearing this, Xia tilted her head, then suddenly seemed to remember something, and said with a smile:

"Lynn can handle this little thing!"

"As long as he finds a suitable helper, like... my assistant."

"Your assistant?" Lynn was taken aback, then his expression became somewhat ambiguous: "Miss Mira?"

Bingo~

Sia snapped her fingers and then said with a smile:

"So, make sure to communicate well with my assistant and encourage her to work hard, dear Lin En~~"

After saying that, Xia suddenly appeared at the door, opened it, and waved:

"Well then, everyone, see you next time!"

Fiona watched Sia's departing figure, then touched her cheek:

"Why do I get the feeling that she's done something wrong and is making a quick escape?"

At this moment, Lynn said expressionlessly:

"You can actually remove the word 'feeling'."

Chapter 89 He's probably really going to die!

Old Kohler's room.

Old Kohler put the medicine into the first-aid kit, then turned his head to Luke, whose face had already recovered from the swelling, and said:

"It seems that this batch of newly refined medicine is quite effective."

Upon hearing this, Luke said with a bitter face:

"Mr. Kohler, could you please refrain from saying things that could mislead people into thinking you're an experimental subject?"

Old Kohler twitched his V-shaped eyebrows and said with a look of disdain:

"You should be grateful that we can treat you."

"If it weren't for Celia, would I be taking care of a little brat like you?"

"Do you think I concocted this batch of potions in front of you for your own good?"

Old Kohler stood up, ran to the side, and picked up a toolbox:

"Honestly, that child Celia is just like her mother. When she acts impulsively, she doesn't care about anything else."

"That's bad, she's cracked the gate, I need to hurry up and fix it."

"Otherwise, if some unclean people were to break in, we would really have no sense of security at all."