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"I see."

Linsel roughly understood what Instructor Rhodes meant. It seemed that level 1 professionals could not obtain attribute bonuses yet, and they had to be at least level 2 or 3 to receive them. As for whether it was level 2, 3, or even 4, he was still unsure.

What are the requirements for advancing to level 2 warrior? Perhaps it's to learn more warrior combat skills, or maybe the attributes on your character panel aren't high enough?

Lindsay hasn't figured it out yet.

"Instructor, are all Silver-level adventurers supposed to have been professionals for at least a year?"

Instructor Rhodes took a drag of his pipe: "Hey, now that you mention it, it's true. To be recognized as a Silver-rank adventurer, the guild has a testing requirement. It seems no one has ever been promoted to Silver-rank in just a few days after becoming a professional."

However, this also leads to a huge gap in skill level between bronze-level adventurers.

Lindsay, you've noticed too, haven't you? Ordinary Bronze-level adventurers are actually just Iron-level adventurers with a bit of experience.

"With your current skill level, I feel you're good enough to be a Silver-rank adventurer, but do you only know one combat skill? Knowing only one skill won't get you through the guild's Silver-rank test, which is holding back a potential star like you."

He suddenly realized something: "Wait a minute, kid, your current adventurer title is 'Wolf Slayer'."

People in the camp talked about you before, saying you can cast fire spells. Learning spells requires a lot of talent, but I don't know if the rumor is true or not.

If this is true, then one combat skill and one spell would be enough to qualify for the Silver-level adventurer test.

After that, you can take the test once you have enough points.

Lindsay did not answer the instructor directly, but changed the subject.

"Isn't it natural to want to know as many combat techniques and spells as possible? So how can I master them quickly?"

"Well, the simplest way is naturally a skill book, like the parchment you showed me before. Simple combat techniques and spells can be written on a single page, while more complex ones require a small booklet, or even a whole book."

Skill books are available in the city, but they are very expensive, starting at a price in gold coins.

Alternatively, you could learn from someone skilled in combat techniques, but this method is much slower, requires talent, and is especially difficult for a professional to learn combat techniques from someone of a different profession.

Lindsay stared at Rhodes: "Instructor, what combat skills do you know? Can you teach me?"

"Hey kid, you're quite the clever one, but too bad, I don't know any combat techniques."

This surprised Lindsay.

If we can't learn from the instructors, who else can we learn from? It seems there are two suitable people.

Linsley thought of "Goat" and Wood, the captain of the "Iron Fang" squad, both of whom were warriors.

However, Wood's relationship with me is only that of a random teammate, so I feel that it's unlikely I'll have much of a chance if I rashly leave a message for him in the guild to ask for help.

Uncle "Goat" does have a parrying technique that you can learn from him.

Let's go visit him later; even if the uncle wants to charge some money, it's negotiable.

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Linchui Town, the next morning, at the Guild Tavern.

Lindsay pushed open the tavern door.

"Wolf Slayer, it's been a few days! What would you like to eat?"

The owner, Rayland, very warmly poured Linsset a glass of light ale.

Are there any dishes made with blue fluorescent mushrooms?

Lin Saixin remembered the blue mushroom bread he had eaten in Linxi Village before. How to describe the taste? It had a slightly sweet and fishy taste, but it was very chewy.

"Blue Fluorescent Mushrooms? Oh, I heard that Linxi Village held a village banquet a few days ago. I'll issue a Blue Fluorescent Mushroom guild quest so adventurers can gather some, then we can cook with them!"

"If you don't have any, just a salad will do."

After ordering breakfast, Lindsay saw "Broken Arrow," who was sitting at a wooden table drinking a bowl of lentil soup. Opposite him was the soup.

Why is Tang Li here? I already paid him a few days ago.

Lindsay now finds the little task the goblin had given him somewhat amusing.

According to Tang, after he handed the small wooden box to the person in charge of the farm on the east side of town, the man began to verbally abuse him, blaming him for being slow to deliver it, which made him very embarrassed.

That Igul is truly wicked!

Thinking about this, Lin Se suddenly felt something was wrong.

What happened to the wondrous object he promised? Where is he now? We have no way of knowing.

Several days have passed and he still hasn't given it to me. Could I have been scammed? Oh well, I'll ask him when I run into him again.

"Captain! You've arrived!" "Broken Arrow" waved to Linssey.

Lindsay walked over to the other person: "Brinan, we should probably start our mission today."

"Senior, I've successfully registered as an adventurer. Can I join you on quests?"

Tang asked from the side, while Lin Sai went to the bottom of the task bar and looked up at the tasks above.

"Newbie, we don't do Porcelain-level quests, so we won't be in your team. You can go find other Porcelain-level adventurers."

"Oh well."

There are only five tasks on the task list: two Iron-level, two Porcelain-level, and one Bronze-level.

The Bronze-level mission is to destroy the goblin nests in the area where the outer and deeper parts of Duskwood meet.

Linsel didn't really want to fight goblins anymore; a Dark Iron-level quest on his quest log really interested him.

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Mission: Depart from the south gate of Linchui Town and escort a supply convoy to Wind and City. Black Iron level, 3-day time limit, maximum 6 people.

Compensation: 6 silver coins and 6 points per person.

Note: The road from Linchui Town to Wind and City has been somewhat treacherous lately. We are now recruiting 6 adventurers to protect the caravan.

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The original owner of this body has never been to a city since childhood, so she can do this quest to take a trip to Wind and City!

"Brinan, I'm planning to take this convoy escort mission to Wind and City."

"Want to go to Wind and City? Sure, I've been there before. It's quite lively, and it's not far from our Linchui Town, less than 100 kilometers away."

"Then it's settled!"

Lindsay accepted this Iron-level mission.

Just then, the portly tavern owner, Rayland, reminded them, "You've accepted the escort mission, haven't you? The convoy will be leaving in a little while, so you'd better hurry."

"Okay."

Linssey and "Broken Arrow" left the guild tavern, but just as Linssey stepped out the door, a mysterious man wearing a black robe and with his face covered by a black hood suddenly appeared from the side of the door.

"Judging by your attire, you must be 'The Wolf Slayer'."

The other person was about the same height as Lindsay, and had a somewhat hoarse voice.

"Yes, that's me. What can I do for you?"

"I was asked by Igul to deliver something to you."