a new day.

Lynn completed the breathing and meditation techniques.

In the morning mist, Lynn arrived at the treehouse.

Elune is still beautiful.

"Young man, your aura is clearer than yesterday." Elune's gaze was both cool and gentle.

In his past life, Lynn had planned to be a rebellious disciple who defied his master.

Unfortunately, this great druid seemed uninterested in love.

I am only interested in the way of nature.

In his previous life, Lynn had mastered the art of nature.

This teacher also died in the war to protect the Silver Dew tribe.

"Elder Elune, I must thank you for taking me in."

"The rich elemental aura of the woodland has brought me a small reward," Lynn said, bowing respectfully.

"Regarding yesterday's promise, I do have a wish, and I hope to receive your guidance."

"Speak, as long as it does not violate the balance of nature."

"I hope to become a druid."

A flicker of surprise crossed Elune's eyes as she scrutinized Lynn. "A druid?"

"This is the path to resonating with the spirit of the forest, requiring a pure affinity for nature and a long period of learning."

"Are you really going to choose this?"

Lynn took a deep breath, his eyes resolute: "I understand the value of this power, and I hope the elders will allow it."

Druid is a special class of Wood Elves, a perfect fusion of beast tamer, treant, and wood mage.

It possesses a strong affinity with nature and control over wood elements, as well as a power to resonate with life.

It can communicate with wild beasts, command ancient trees to fight, heal wounds, summon vines, and accelerate plant growth... a whole host of functions.

It can be described as a combination of legal and health benefits.

In addition to its extremely strong vitality, its body is much tougher than that of an ordinary mage.

But this is not the point.

Because Lynn already knew it all along.

The key is to become a druid and establish a teacher-student relationship with Elune.

It makes it easier to increase favorability.

Elune nodded slightly: "I agree to your request."

"But this path may not be a good choice for you; it requires a long time to listen to the voice of nature."

Lynn smiled bitterly to himself.

Of course he knew.

last life.

In "Gods and Gods Crown", he was considered to be exceptionally talented among players.

It took him nearly three years to fully master the Druid class.

For those three years, he lived almost entirely in seclusion, immersed in the depths of the magical forest.

It was precisely because of those three years that he completely missed the main storyline of "The Conflict of Kings".

When he finally emerged from the forest and returned to the human world, he heard the news that Lydia had already died.

Before she died, she summoned a massive flood that engulfed the entire royal city of Lotharan.

This is a large city with millions of inhabitants, where countless lives were lost in the waves.

Leah exhausted her last bit of divinity, turning into bubbles and disappearing into the waves.

The successive wars have severely weakened the countries along the east coast.

The kingdoms of the abundant bloodline in the valley region and the kingdoms of the blazing sun bloodline in the southwest of the continent then broke out into a great war.

In this power vacuum, an organization established by the remnants of an old empire quietly rises in the conflict zone.

It unified the entire conflict zone and took control of the east coast.

It was in this chapter that Lynn met a witch with white hair and red eyes.

"I know this path will take time, but I'm confident I can overcome it," Lynn said in a steady and powerful voice.

Elune gazed at him, her beautiful emerald green eyes seeming to try to see into his soul.

After a moment, she nodded slightly.

I promise you.

"To become a druid, you need to communicate with an ancient tree and establish a connection with a beast or monster. You can ask Vera for help with these."

"Once you meet the job requirements, I will personally arrange your employment. I will provide you with the necessary application materials."

"Thank you, Elder Elune." Lynn bowed again respectfully.

Lynn made this choice after careful consideration.

It's practically impossible to get the settlement to help.

Wood Elf settlements generally follow the principles of nature and balance.

Leave the Elder Treehouse.

Following the directions, Lynn arrived at a clearing in the woods on the east side of the settlement, surrounded by glowing mushrooms.

This is where Vera usually studies druidic magic.

Vera - Nature's Call - Silver Dew.

A junior of Elder Elune, and one of the most talented druids among the younger generation of Silverdew Village.

She possesses beauty that is among the best even for elves.

And her F rank far exceeds that of most elves between BC and F rank—this stems from her gluttonous nature.

Simultaneously.

Vera was also the elf girlfriend that Lynn successfully won over in his previous life.

Unfortunately, when Elune found out, she got angry and kicked Lynn out of the house.

She was standing in the center of the open space, her hands slightly raised.

She was surrounded by pale green natural magic, which was trying to coalesce into a complex magical structure.

Lynn recognized the spell at a glance—the 5th-tier Druid spell [Forest Healing].

This is an advanced healing spell that can continuously heal targets within range and grant temporary physical and magical resistance.

But Vera clearly encountered difficulties in casting her spell.

The green light in her hand flickered, and the spell's structure crumbled just as it was about to take shape.

After repeating this several times, she sighed softly, her beautiful brows furrowing slightly.

"The third node of the spell structure should reduce mana output by 30%, allowing the power of nature to replenish it autonomously," Lynn's gentle voice rang out.

Vera was startled by the voice and turned around to see Lynn.

She was taken aback at first, and then a look of doubt appeared in her emerald green eyes.

"Who are you?"

"The human who brought back the staff yesterday? How do you know about the [Forest Healing] node issue?"

Lynn took a few steps closer.

Instead of answering directly, he stretched out his finger and gestured in the air.

A wisp of pale green magic flowed from his fingertips.

Then—

He quickly sketched out an intricate model of the spell.

This is the complete structure of [Forest Healing], where the third node is noticeably lighter than the other parts.

"Druidic magic is different from elemental magic."

"It relies on the rhythm of life itself, rather than forcibly shaping it," Lynn explained as he demonstrated.

"The core of 【Forest Healing】 is not that you heal, but that you guide the natural elements to heal."

"You injected too much of your own magic into the third node, which interfered with the natural flow of life force."

"Natural elements are like a river; you just need to dig the channel, and the water will flow by itself."

Vera stared at the spell model in the air, then at Lynn, her eyes filled with disbelief.

"This model... is even simpler and clearer than what the elder taught me!"

"Who exactly are you? How can a human have such a deep understanding of druidic magic?"

"I am an enlightened human prophet," Lynn said with a smile, dispelling the spell model.

Nature inspired me.

Prophet, a very useful excuse.

This profession requires extensive knowledge and powerful perception, enabling one to draw inspiration from nature, from the divine, and from all things that exist.

However, it lacks strong combat power.

The template for this profession is very simple—"XX inspired me, XX guided me."

Regardless of the cause and effect, once this sentence is uttered, everything will make sense.

"He's actually the legendary prophet?"

Veramuru was surprised. She took a deep breath, chanted a spell, and regrouped her magic.

This time, she deliberately reduced her magic output at the third node, making the green light softer.

The spell's structure took shape in the next moment.

A warm and vibrant healing wave rippled outwards from her center.

The glowing mushrooms around the open space seemed to have become even brighter.

"It's a success!!"

Vera watched the spell function smoothly, a delighted smile spreading across her face.

"As expected of the Prophet."

The way she looked at Lynn changed completely, from initial aloofness and doubt to surprise and admiration.

In his previous life, Lynn spent three years.

Under Elune's strict tutelage, he mastered the Druid path from beginner to expert.

Moreover, in the following years, water and wood magic became his most frequently used skills.

He was incredibly skilled at using the combination of water and wood magic.

"Miss Vera, I'm sorry to bother you."

"I'm here to discuss the trade list," Lynn changed the subject, explaining her purpose.

Actually, trade is not the main point.

The key is to win over Vera.

Lynn took out a simple roll of bark paper from his pocket, on which he listed the supplies he needed.

"We urgently need some basic magical materials—moonlight moss, silverleaf, peacebloom..."

In exchange, we can provide human-made goods from the outside world—refined salt, iron tools, durable cloth, and…

He paused, then gave a mysterious smile: "Some delicacies unique to the human world."

Vera's elven ears twitched slightly: "Food?"

"Yes."

"For example, a roast duck made using a unique method."

"For example, beef jerky smoked with unique spices, potato chips made from yams... and a delicious treat called spicy strips..."

"certainly..."

"There are many others, but I won't list them all."

As Lynn spoke, he observed Vera's expression.

really.

A clear interest flashed in the young druid's eyes.

Although elves are long-lived and highly skilled, they are relatively simple in their cooking.

Their diet mainly consists of fruits, fresh vegetables, and light grilled foods.

When Lynn was trying to gain favor in his past life, he discovered that many elves were actually very curious about the food from the outside world.

Vera was the one who was most interested.

pity.

Back then, Lynn was just one person, so he couldn't prepare many delicious dishes.

This time, Lynn plans to try a different approach.

"If it's convenient, I can use common ingredients from the settlement to make a few simple human-style dishes for you to try first," Lynn suggested.

Vera hesitated for a moment, but curiosity and her foodie nature ultimately prevailed:

"All right..."

"I'll take you to the food storage area."

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