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"Okay, let me check."

Lindsay instructed Claire, "We left the camp in a hurry and didn't have time to explain the situation to 'Broken Arrow.' Go and guide him to the guild to find me."

Let's try to leave tonight, the sooner the better. You can go back and do some preparations, and ask Martha for me! Also, be careful of your surroundings; I'll be waiting for you inside the guild."

It's safe to stay in the Adventure Street and near the guild. Those adventurous people who are hostile to you won't cause trouble in the hall. Afterwards, go back to the tavern to pack your things, and leave Wind and City under the cover of night to return to Forest Town.

Even if they encounter these potential enemies during their journey, it won't be a big problem. They can just clash with them. After all, if they can easily defeat Silver-ranked players in the tournament, then ordinary Silver-ranked adventurers are probably no match for them now.

"You've thought of everything so thoroughly, Lindsay. You're starting to look more and more like a captain."

Claire glanced at the counter; the halfling Nera hadn't finished counting yet.

"Then I'll head over first. You can keep the money you earn for now, Captain. Don't hoard it or steal any! See you later."

After the female wanderer left the guild hall, Linsel watched as Nera slowly separated various types of silver coins and estimated their value, and they chatted casually.

"Nera, I only learned your name today. These silver coins all look pretty much the same to me, why did it take so long to divide them?"

"If it weren't for the fact that a small number of foreign silver coins were mixed in with these thousands of silver coins, the count could have been completed very quickly."

"Oh, right, Nera, keep 100 silver coins instead of exchanging them for gold coins; it'll be more convenient that way."

The halfling agreed. From the small stack of silver coins that had been separated, Lindsay picked up one. The obverse of this coin featured his familiar king, unchanged, but the reverse depicted not a lion, but a raven.

"Are these dozens of silver coins from the Raven Kingdom? Then why is the king's portrait engraved on them all the same?"

"The 'Wolf Slayer,' this involves ancient history. Let me tell you why: these two countries were one country several hundred years ago, but later they split apart..."

Linsel tried to recall the historical facts from the original owner's memories, but failed; the original owner didn't know much about this world.

"I see. I didn't expect you, Nera, to know about ancient history. After all, humans and halflings don't have that long lifespan."

"This is also one of my hobbies," Nera said, having finished sorting the silver coins. "Most halflings prefer new things, but I'm an exception; I like ancient history."

"The 'Wolf Slayer' costs 1235 silver coins, which, after conversion, can be exchanged for 12 gold coins, leaving you with 32 silver coins."

"This number is wrong; shouldn't it be 35 silver coins?"

"The Raven Kingdom's silver coins have depreciated somewhat, so this is the amount after all of them were exchanged for Golden Lion Silver Coins."

She handed Lindsay a small purse she had prepared: "If you have any questions about this in the future, you can ask me. I'm quite happy to share my historical knowledge with others in my spare time."

At this moment, Lindsay saw "Broken Arrow" just enter the hall, and he quickly ran over to find out what was going on.

"Brinan, how's it going?"

"Broken Arrow" wiped the sweat from his brow: "Look closely, there are two Silver-level, six Bronze-level, and eight Iron-level, a total of sixteen people."

I also overheard a bit of their conversation. One of the silver-level guys said they were going to make their move tonight, but then they seemed to spot me mixed in with the crowd and had to come back.

He coughed twice and continued, "There's another very dangerous problem. They seem to be paying special attention to the wolf-head helmet you're wearing, Captain."

Earlier at the competition, there was an adventurer wearing a wolf-head fur hat who was captured and interrogated for quite some time before being released.

"It's alright, I don't plan to hide my helmet. If they dare to cause trouble in the city, it will be very advantageous for me."

"Broken Arrow" wasn't surprised by the answer: "If those guys dare to come, Captain, you can teach them a lesson they won't forget."

"Well, Brinnan, do you have anything else to take care of in Wind and City? Once Claire is ready, let's leave Wind and City before nightfall."

"I have some things to take care of, Captain, so I'll be going now."

His companions all had other things to do and left temporarily, but Linsel didn't have anything to do. After quickly returning to the Friends of the Forest tavern to get his weapons and equipment, he sat in the lounge area of ​​the lobby to rest for an hour or two.

During this time, apart from taking a short nap at noon, he also checked the guild's quest log and found that there were no quests. After that, he opened the attribute panel again after a long time.

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Name: Lindsay

Age: 16

Class: Level 3 Warrior

Life: 155/155

Armor: 495/495 (Wolf Head Armguard Helmet, Heavy Scale Armor)

Strength: 9 Agility: 6 Constitution: 12

Perception: 9 Intelligence: 7 Charisma: 5

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You're already a level 3 warrior, which is probably related to the improvement in your strength and physique.

He already knew the armor value of the heavy scale armor was 360 through simple calculations.

Furthermore, thanks to his usual practice of reading "The Wearing and Maintenance of Heavy Armor" in his spare time, coupled with his excellent physical condition, Linsel no longer felt the fatigue he used to experience when wearing heavy armor for extended periods.

The book the burly boss gave him contained some simple tips on wearing heavy armor, such as the angle and comfort of wearing scale armor on the shoulders, and knowledge about plate armor accessories, which gave him some basic insights into heavy armor.

However, most of the book was about armor items from various armor shops, especially the several types of armor sold at the Kachiton Armor Shop, which he found hard to read. He would lose interest in studying the book after only a few minutes.

As for monster abilities, there are already twenty-nine types, and Lindsay can clearly feel himself gradually becoming stronger.

The next monster's abilities can be improved by upgrading the zombie's [Undying+] and the blind spider's [Insect Shell+] to the maximum level. Moreover, he has discovered a pattern: all abilities have additional special effects when upgraded to level three, which can enable a small leap in strength.

In the afternoon, "Broken Arrow" returned to the guild hall first, carrying a backpack, and Claire arrived shortly after.

"Masha asked me to thank you on her behalf. She also said that if you get injured in the future, you can go to her for treatment and there will be a discount."

Can nuns also use magic to heal? In my impression, they are somewhat similar to nurses who have a religious faith, mainly doing nursing and religious work.

"Does Ms. Martha know healing magic?"

Claire covered her mouth and chuckled, "It's divine magic, Lindsay. She actually knows a few basic ones, but she hasn't told anyone. Although she's not as good as a high-ranking priest, it's enough for her."

She glanced at the entrance to the hall and continued, "Let's go now. Let's find a carriage at the city gate to go back to Linchui Town. Besides, I know a coachman; we'll ride with him!"