Become a knight starting with synthesized entries.

In pursuit of fine food, ten or twenty silver coins are far from enough.

However, if the goal is to fill one's stomach and eat meat in large quantities, one silver coin is enough for two people to have a sumptuous and delicious meal.

Tonery was surprised; she had expected Roan to take advantage of her.

Roan simply brought Tonelli to William's tavern, ordered sausages and delicate side dishes, and didn't even need to spend a single silver coin.

"Luo An, you're so kind." Tonerie was too moved to speak; she had prepared herself for a major hemorrhage.

Luo An stuffed the meat into his mouth and swallowed it.

Practicing the Knight's Breathing Technique requires a strong physique, and naturally, more nutrition as well.

"Are you angry, Roan?" Tonerie picked up a skewer of meat.

"Because that guy insulted Levi's?"

Luo An shook his head: "No, not at all."

If Roan is easily provoked by mere words, he doesn't deserve to be a knight.

"You have them, don't you?" Tonery said viciously. "Anyway, I'm furious. That wretched guy, he doesn't even buy anything from my shop. What good are his silver coins? It's none of my business!"

After a moment's hesitation, seeing that Roan still hadn't reacted, Tonerie said, "You teach him a lesson for me, and I'll make you a batch of level two invigorating potions, how about that?"

Luo An was taken aback, then looked up and squinted at Tonerie.

As expected of a witch, beneath her seemingly gentle exterior lies cunning, greed, pettiness, and a strong desire for revenge.

Aside from being trustworthy, he has practically no redeeming qualities.

"Don't look at me like that," Tonerie said, a little embarrassed.

"Since you didn't try to extort me, a bottle of level 2 Invigorating Potion is 5 silver coins. You can trust the potions I make; I'll sell them at the original price. No markup whatsoever."

"I made 15 silver coins selling Warmth Potions last time. I'll give you 20%, which is 3 silver coins. Consider it a loss on my part. I'll give you the first level 2 potion."

Tonerie rummaged through her handbag and pulled out a level-two potion she had prepared beforehand, handing it to Roan.

It's a level 2 potion.

Even if Luo An had the [Monkey Typewriter] and had already memorized the basic potion knowledge, he still couldn't make a single basic potion.

This is also a shortcoming of the "Monkey Typewriter": it gave Luo An ample knowledge reserves, but to truly master it, he needed a long period of practice and experience.

Alchemy is a profession that requires a lot of time and resources to practice.

Even Luo An couldn't get halfway in, which shows just how difficult alchemy is.

Tonery, who can concoct level-two potions, can be considered a genius in the field of alchemy.

Of course, once you know that Toneri is a witch, you can accept it.

Luo An took the potion and sniffed it. He suddenly realized that this guy probably already knew Luo An was going to become a trainee knight.

They had secretly prepared it long ago, intending to extort money from Luo An.

"What's wrong? Give me some feedback." Tonerie was very dissatisfied.

Even though Luo An knew how to praise people when he first concocted the potion.

They're becoming increasingly blind to human nature.

"Ah, thank you." Luo An smiled.

The two had almost finished eating and were about to leave when William suddenly called out to Roan.

He glanced at Tonery and nodded repeatedly.

"Hey buddy, you're pretty savvy. This meal's on me, don't tell Levi's."

"Ah, no need." Luo An waved his hand in refusal, since it wasn't him paying.

William thought Roan was just looking for a girl to have dinner with? Actually, it was the girl who was inviting Roan to dinner.

"No need for anything!" Tonerie thanked him as she pushed Roan out. "Hurry up, hurry up. Thanks, uncle."

Before Luo An could say two words, Tonerie pushed him out.

Tonerie's mood improved considerably after getting a free dinner. Then, she suddenly sighed.

"Sigh, I should have ordered more."

That unscrupulous businessman.

Luo An rolled his eyes.

As we finished dinner, dusk was just beginning to fall.

Tonerie bid farewell to Roan, and today's mission was successfully completed.

I originally planned to spend 2-30 silver coins to buy a blue gem, but I got a "Mother's Tears" for only 3 copper coins, which is more than I expected.

It wasn't three copper coins; it wasn't Roan's copper coins that were used. It was Tonerie who paid.

The 40 silver coins saved can be used to buy other materials.

Once you have 10 more silver coins, you will have all the materials to craft the relic.

With the 20 silver coin crafting fee, I've almost got a relic.

Those are treasures with special powers, which are regarded as family heirlooms by many families.

Even Luo An wanted to know what power the relic possessed.

Oh right, Luo An remembered that he also needed to buy a ring.

Speaking of rings, Roan happens to have one.

Gently stroking the smooth texture of the L'Oréal ring, one can tell that it is undoubtedly made of stainless steel.

Given the Lionheart family's strength, there's no doubt that this ring is made of 100% refined iron.

A ring made of refined iron is of significantly higher quality than a ring made of mixed refined iron.

Prices have increased several times over.

If it's for crafting relics, a fine iron ring is undoubtedly better.

Unfortunately, Luo An sighed. Leia gave him the ring, but Luo An wasn't stupid enough to assume it was his.

We'll have to return it to Léa later.

Luo An shook his head. If he couldn't have it, he shouldn't think about it too much.

We're still preparing to intensify our training.

Right now, Luo An is just one step away from becoming a trainee knight.

I need to get that momentum going before I meet Pétain at the next banquet.

.......

One night passed.

A faint blue light appeared on the horizon, marking the transition between night and dawn, a time of great fatigue.

Luo An yawned as he walked toward the training ground.

Suddenly, I noticed a familiar yet unusual carriage parked in the stable not far away.

The Lionheart family's carriage. The lion emblem was quite eye-catching.

A man stepped down from the carriage, approached Luo An, and bowed.

"Greetings, Lord Luo An." It was the familiar carriage driver who spoke.

"Greetings," Roan nodded in return. "Are you here to see Lord Hagrid? Or Lord Lord? I'm sorry, I haven't seen Lord Lord either; he shouldn't have returned yet."

"No, I am waiting for you."

Lady Leia has already informed Lord Hagrid, who has granted permission for the Lionheart family's carriages to stop at Lorton Castle.

"They've come to welcome Lord Luo An to Lionheart Manor for training."

Léa did mention this.

Luo An didn't take it to heart at the time.

After all, it's someone else's family. Luo An is just a henchman; he can't overstep his bounds.

"Sorry to bother you. Please thank Leia for me." Luo An smiled.

"I won't go; I'm more familiar with this place. With Lord Levi's guidance, I'll stay here."

The coachman did not leave, as if he had already guessed what Luo An would say.

"Sir Sir Levi has a mission and has already left Lorton."

"The young lady also said that she was worried that someone might suddenly come to the door, which would cause Lord Luo An a lot of trouble."

"The young lady will increase the reward to compensate Lord Luo An."

"Lord Luo An, please go ahead with your work. Miss instructed me to be at your service at any time."

After speaking, the coachman stood aside and waited for Luo An.

Luo An frowned slightly.

An invisible pressure emanated from the distant Lionheart Manor, pressing down on Luo An.