I can evolve everything

Chapter 122 The Brain

"I hope the rumors don't get any more outrageous," Raine said calmly.

Just then, a coughing sound came from outside the door.

Old Knight Karen pushed open the half-closed door, looking somewhat listless.

The fierce battle with Hughes also took a toll on the old man's energy.

"You're recovering faster than I expected." Karen walked to the bedside, her gaze lingering on Ryan for a moment.

The old knight could clearly sense that the young man's body was quite active.

It seems that I'm not far from mastering the "Black Rock Breathing Technique".

"This is all thanks to the breathing techniques and your teachings." Raine sat on the bed and bowed slightly.

"Don't give me that crap, it mainly depends on your hard work, kid."

Karen laughed out loud, patted Renn on the shoulder, and continued, "I think you'll be promoted to a full knight soon. Although winter is almost over, in the North, it won't be that cold until halfway through spring. Train hard, and when that time comes, I'll take you all to the capital."

The two visitors did not stay for long.

They knew that Ryan still needed quiet time to recover.

As night fell, the northern fortress gradually came into darkness.

Renn lay flat on the bed, his breathing gradually slowing down.

The final piece of the Black Rock Breathing Technique puzzle, the Brain Chapter, will be completed tonight.

Raine entered a meditative state, his consciousness sinking into the misty corridor.

He walked again to the wall engraved with the craftsmanship.

Heart, limbs, bones, organs, trunk.

All five items have been completed, with only the last one remaining.

As the clock struck midnight, a burning sensation exploded deep within Raine's brain.

Ryan clenched his teeth, veins bulging on his forehead, cold sweat instantly soaking the sheets.

Sight, hearing, smell, and even touch of the surrounding airflow are amplified several times at the same time.

Although his eyes were closed, Ryan could clearly perceive every detail of the room.

The perception of the passage of time seems to have been stretched out slightly.

[Brain Section] Evolution Complete.

Renn slowly opened his eyes.

The "Black Rock Breathing Method" is nearing completion.

Rennes is currently at the peak of his physical condition.

The life energy that used to require conscious allocation during battle can now be freely distributed throughout the body with just a tiny thought.

But that's not what Rennes is most looking forward to tonight.

With the [Misty Corridor], the practice of breathing techniques naturally follows.

What Renne truly looked forward to was that sphere.

Raine sat up and reached under his pillow for a bag.

Untie the bag.

The three items were placed quietly on the table.

A small bottle of mithril powder, which he had prepared long ago when he first arrived at the Northern Fortress.

A huge wolf tooth, about half a foot long.

Finally, there was that heavy, round ball.

Raine took deep breaths and silently stared at the sphere.

[Evolutionary Direction: Misty Corridor - Anchor Point]

[Required Resources: Mithril Powder (10g), Warg King's Fang, Energy Reserves (3 days' worth).]

[Time required: Three days.]

When Renn saw the evolutionary path again, he confirmed it without hesitation.

Guided by consciousness, these three real-world materials were projected directly into the misty corridor.

In the center of the corridor, a sphere floats silently.

Mithril powder flew out of the glass bottle and tightly bound the sphere.

The Dire Wolf King's Fang followed closely behind, and this tooth shattered in mid-air.

The broken bone fragments transformed into a ball of black flame, enveloping the mithril powder and the sphere together.

On the walls of the corridor, mist seemed to be falling softly.

Evolution time required: three days.

Renn exited the Misty Corridor.

He leaned against the headboard, looking at the material residue on the round wooden table that had turned into a pile of gray powder, his steady breathing slowly echoing in the room.

Time flowed slowly within the walls of the northern fortress.

The reconstruction of the northern fortress is also proceeding in an orderly manner.

The soldiers pushed carts filled with the remains of monsters, dumping all the monsters' flesh and blood into a huge cremation pit several miles away from the city walls.

Then, thick black smoke billowed up, scorching the northern wasteland day and night.

Inside the ward, Ryan sat on the edge of the bed, looking out the window at the wisps of black smoke rising in the distance, chewing on a piece of dried meat.

His teeth opened and closed mechanically, tearing at the tough fibers, before he swallowed hard and forcefully.

This body now needs a lot of protein and calories to replenish the deficit caused by healing injuries.

"Squeak" 6

As Renn was pondering this, the wooden door of the small house was pushed open.

Karen came to visit Ryan again: "We'll probably set off for the capital in about two months."

"As for Hughes's matter, once it's reported, those pampered big shots in the temples of the capital will probably be unable to sit still any longer."

"The northern fortress will probably still be in turmoil at that time."

Raine put down the jerky in his hand and didn't reply.

His consciousness slightly receded, sensing the life energy flowing through his body.

"Your breathing technique—is already mastered." Karen seemed to sense something as well, her gaze returning to Renn, as if she could penetrate his skin and flesh to see into his inner workings: "Not a single bit of excess energy is leaking out. You're almost finished with the Black Rock Breathing Technique, aren't you?"

Renn nodded, not denying it.

"That's perfect. Ella should be able to train enough in about two months. When we go to the capital, I can help you and Ella advance to the rank of official knight."

Karen then said no more and turned to leave.

The wooden door closed gently, and the room returned to silence, with only faint sounds coming from outside the window.

Time slips away quietly as we eat and sleep.

After three days of rest, the purplish-black bruises on his right arm finally disappeared completely, and his injuries were almost completely healed.

He leaned against the headboard. The sky outside the window had completely darkened, and the long winter night in the North had descended once again.

A somber chime echoed from the central tower of the fortress.

midnight.

The sphere's evolution was complete, but this time, unlike previous evolutionary breathing techniques, Rein felt no pain, or rather, almost no pain at all.

Only after he repeatedly confirmed that the midnight chimes outside the door were real could he be certain that the sphere had completed its evolution.

Raine closed his eyes and quickly entered a meditative state, his consciousness plummeting like a boulder sinking into the deep sea.

A cold, damp breeze swept by, and Raine's figure once again stood in the center of the misty corridor.

But what he saw before him was somewhat different from when he entered last time.