Archer's Adventure Manual

Lena drew her bow, and then with a thought, ripples appeared in the air, where various elements began to arrange and combine, eventually condensing into an arrow on the bowstring.

A magical arrow radiating a blue glow!

"Whoosh!" The arrow shot out with great force, hitting the bullseye precisely.

Loran watched intently the whole time, not daring to blink, and then he immediately inquired about the information in the adventure manual.

"Survival Guide: You witnessed magic, and you have gained some insights."

Lena then fired another magic arrow, which Loran watched closely once more.

"Survival Guide: You witnessed magic, and you have gained some insights."

I watched the magic arrows fly out many times, but it was still the same. I only gained some insights, but nothing special.

Loran had initially held a sliver of hope, but it seems unlikely now. Like the Flash spell, he will probably need to gain some insights and then learn some more before he can unlock the corresponding magic.

"Thank you, Instructor Lena! After watching you cast your magic arrow, I realized something," Loran said earnestly.

Lena was taken aback, and asked curiously, "What did you understand?"

"I must master the magic arrow!"

......

Although it is a dream, the people and things in it are quite logical and orderly, and do not give people a chaotic feeling, just like the real world.

As Meyer's assistant, Loran naturally had a room provided by Meyer.

Loran slowly walked out of the room, looking at the vast manor. He was thinking that he couldn't quickly master magic arrows in reality, but was there a chance in the dream world?

After all, even in dreams, he can increase his skill proficiency by unleashing skills...

However, the problem remains: even if he can see the casting of the magic arrows, he still cannot directly control them; this requires him to have a certain foundation of magical knowledge.

Just like the Flash spell, it was unlocked naturally after learning some basic knowledge in Loran, which also shows that the Adventure Handbook is not a panacea.

"In that case, let's intensify our magical learning even in our dreams!" Loran clarified his thoughts. Once he grasped the underlying logic, applying it to other situations would be a piece of cake.

As for where to find resources...

After waiting for Meert to arrive at the training ground, Loran gave him a brief instruction on archery before proposing this idea.

Myrt was very agreeable. He took Loran to a special study in the manor, where the noble children could look up information and so on.

These books and materials circulated only among the nobility, and the common people outside naturally had no access to such knowledge.

When Lorraine was still young, the world seemed to be more traditional and closed off than it is now.

However, thanks to Meert, Loran was able to study in the bookstore with peace of mind, and Loran was surprised to find that the quality of the books these nobles were reading was significantly higher than the content he had read before.

Furthermore, from a professor's perspective, these books make it easier for readers to learn and absorb the knowledge within. It's fair to say that these aristocratic items are indeed different.

"Alright, let's begin!" And so, Loran began her studies in the dream.

...

After studying for a while, Loran left the bookstore, feeling quite satisfied with what he had learned. He still wanted to thank Miert, even though such a person didn't actually exist, but he still wanted to do something convenient for him.

At the shooting range, Mylt received guidance from Loran, and his astonishing rate of progress was already evident.

Mylt said to Loran with great gratitude, "Mr. Loran, thank you so much! I feel my archery skills have reached a very good level!"

"I'm confident I can excel in the family archery competitions and ultimately qualify for the Plassen Archery Competition!"

Loran recalled his previous conversation with Mylt and said with great emotion, "I think I understand now why you want to learn magic. The path of archery is indeed difficult to traverse without other assistance..."

"Sir, is something on your mind?" Mylt asked with concern, noticing the complicated expression on Loran's face.

"It's nothing, keep going. I believe you can stand out in the archery competition." Loran smiled slightly.

Even in his dreams, he admired people like Melt who had a fighting spirit. Come to think of it, back on Earth, weren't he also attracted to people or things from anime series?

Even though they may not exist, their spiritual reflection is enough to resonate with people.

......

Ronnie's Tailor Shop.

When Finita got home, she immediately gave her sister a big hug. Her red hair was down and her eyes were a little red.

"Sister...I...I was so scared, I was so scared that I would never see you again..." Finita said, tears streaming down her face.

Ronnie hugged Finita tightly, comforting her, "It's okay, it's okay, it's good that you're back. Your sister will always be here for you!"

"Sister..." Finita cried loudly.

If there was one person Finita was most worried about under those urgent circumstances, it was Ronnie. She knew clearly in her heart that what Ronnie wanted most was not for her to learn magic, but for her to live well, and for her to be herself.

She wanted to do her own thing, but she didn't want her sister to go through what her mother had gone through. Finita was under a lot of pressure, and at this moment, it all poured out like a flood.

Ronnie kept soothing Finita's emotions, and it took her quite a while to calm her down.

She walked into the tailor shop with a smile, and then took out a few pieces of thin bread that she and her sister loved to eat when they were little.

"Hey, come and eat something. Food can always heal bad things!" Ronnie smiled.

"Mmm!" Finita nodded emphatically, took the bread, and happily ate it with her sister.

Finita was also very happy to share with her sister the various adventures she had experienced along the way, and Ronnie listened attentively.

When Finita recounted the most critical moment in Inada Village, tears welled up in her eyes once again.

Ronnie was also deeply distressed by what she heard, and she continued to ask curiously, "So... how did you escape from that situation?"

Finita wiped away the tears from the corners of her eyes and calmly took out a magic book from her backpack.

Then Finita closed her eyes, silently focused her mind, and the pages of the magic book began to turn.

Faint rays of light appeared in the tailor shop, filling the entire room, with white specks constantly emerging, as if one had entered the vast universe.

Ronnie stared at the glowing white dots around her, her lips trembling slightly, her face filled with disbelief. She slowly uttered, each word deliberate and slow, "Finita...you...you've mastered magic?!"

A bittersweet smile appeared on Finita's lips. "Sister, yes, I did it!"