Become a knight starting with synthesized entries.

Once he arrived at Market Street and made sure no one was following him, Roan turned a corner and put his silver armor back on.

We need to prepare to buy equipment.

Following Jackie's advice, Luo An went to the end of the market street to choose equipment.

Before he had walked more than a few steps, Luo An entered a dilapidated equipment shop and immediately noticed scrutinizing gazes.

Originally thinking it was some kind of surveillance, and just as Luo An was thinking that Leia had gone too far, that gaze immediately appeared in front of Luo An.

"Hello, Lord Roan Lionheart." The one who spoke was a shy girl with beautiful golden curly hair, so nervous that she could hardly speak.

"Please, accept this." The girl stood on tiptoe and poked a bouquet of flowers at Luo An's face.

Luo An instinctively took the bouquet. Before he could say anything, the girl had already run far away.

Luo An was stunned for a moment, not yet able to react, when the people around him also recognized him.

"Ah, you must be Lord Roan Lionheart?!" The bald shop owner recognized Roan.

"Welcome, welcome, Lord Roan. You saved us from the monsters. This is our shop's finest sword—"

The bald boss took out a finely crafted longsword.

"Please sign your name on the sword."

"You are Roan Lionheart! The original monster raider!" A knight blocked the bald boss's path.

I challenge you! I will plunder your fame! Your power! Your gold!

"I'll stake everything! Let's duel! Just you and me!"

Roan was completely bewildered. Roan Lionheart was one thing, but where did the Warcraft Raiders come from?

The bald boss came forward once again.

"Lord Roan Lionheart, please sign your name. I spent ten years forging this sword, and it needs a name worthy of it: Warcraft Raider! What a resounding name!"

Roan has no problem with that. Roan also wants Roan Yunina's name to resound throughout Lorton.

With one punch, he sent the challenging knight flying, crashing into the wall.

Luo An waited expectantly for the bald boss to respectfully present the longsword.

Unexpectedly, the bald boss threw down his longsword and suddenly knelt down. "Lord Luo An! How could I forget! You are illiterate!"

"I didn't mean to insult Lord Roan! I'm so sorry, please forgive me! You can have all this equipment!"

Luo An: "Huh?"

Luo An thought to himself, "Am I not exactly the kind of knight who looks like he's going to kill someone?"

Unlock the "First Blood" achievement.

The achievement has jumped to 7200%, meaning that Roan has only killed 72 people in less than half a year since becoming a knight. That's less than 20 people per month on average.

Explaining it again would only make things more complicated.

He shook his head, thinking to himself that he couldn't stay in this shop any longer.

Luo An tossed down the copper coin and was about to head to another shop when he noticed a large crowd gathered outside the equipment shop, all staring at him curiously.

"This is Roan Lionheart?! Miss Leia's husband! Oh, how I envy him, what does Miss Leia see in him?"

"He's a black-haired man, but he's so handsome."

"Hmph, it's just that his armor looks good. I wouldn't look much worse in it."

Luo An's head throbbed even more. He quickly raised his hand to push through the crowd.

"Excuse me, could you please let me through?"

Luo An's actions only attracted more onlookers: shy young girls, young men with challenging gazes, and smiling young women touching their faces—all sorts of people were sizing up Luo An.

Luo An never imagined that this armor would expose him and make it impossible for him to even walk.

Just as Luo An was having a headache, a carriage suddenly squeezed through the crowd, with a familiar emblem of a roaring lion engraved on the carriage door.

The coat of arms of the Lionheart family.

The carriage stopped in front of Roan. The coachman and Lionheart's servant jumped down from their high seats and used their arms and bodies to force a path through the crowded throng.

The coachman and several Lionheart servants pushed through the crowd and bowed, saying:

"Lord Luo An, please get in the carriage."

"Oh—it's Miss Leia's carriage!" someone in the crowd was the first to react.

"It's Miss Leia Lionheart's carriage!"

"Is she going on a date with Lord Luo An? I really envy Miss Leia." The young women looked at the burly Luo An and chuckled, covering their mouths.

The younger generation isn't so reserved.

"Damn it, why wasn't I on the bus?"

"One day, I too will become a knight! I'll ride in a carriage to meet my beautiful lady!"

Luo An quickly jumped onto the carriage. Didn't these onlookers have any work to do?

Luo An was the only one in the carriage, which was filled with a familiar, sweet aroma.

It seems like only a short time ago, Leia was sitting in the carriage.

"Lord Luo An." The coachman gently knocked on the carriage door.

"There is some equipment on the carriage, which Miss Leia prepared for you. We cannot go in; please check the equipment, sir."

Luo An then noticed a luxurious box in the car, which also bore the Lionheart family crest.

Opening the box, I found neatly arranged gear: a simple camping tent, a blanket, bottled firecrackers, dry torches, a water bottle, dry rations, and a small waist lamp.

And the most conspicuous few gems. Underneath the gems was a note.

"For Luo An, always keep things clean. Neatness makes you feel better."

Without a doubt, those are gems imbued with a "miracle".

Luo An walked to the car door and pointed to the equipment.

"Those ones--"

"It's all thanks to you, Lord Luo An."

The driver nodded and smiled.

"Ah..." Luo An didn't know what to say for a moment.

Leia made no attempt to hide her intention to have someone follow Luo An.

"That's not what I meant. Never mind, thanks. Thank you, Leia, and thank you all."

"Heh." The coachman chuckled.

"Lord Luo An, there's no need to thank us; it's what we should do."

As they were talking, the carriage arrived at Lorton Castle.

The guards checked the carriages, but in reality, no check was necessary. Leia's carriage visited daily.

Luo An jumped off the carriage. He had to admit that being surrounded by the townspeople was quite stressful. Without the carriage to get him out of the way, he would have been in real trouble.

"Lord Roan, Lord Hagrid has given us permission to park the carriage at the castle."

"We are ready for you to depart at any time."

That's so thoughtful!

Luo An was completely unaccustomed to the thoughtfulness.

This made Luo An uncomfortable.

Luo An decided to buy a cloak immediately to completely cover his body.

He also needs to buy some medicine.

After changing out of his armor, Roan put on a cloak and made his way out of the castle through a side path, arriving at Tonery's tent.

As soon as the curtain was lifted, familiar laughter rang out.

"Hehehe. Still customers this late? Welcome to Tonery's Travel Shop. What do you need, sir? If you don't have it, you can make a reservation, and I can find it for you."

"It's me." Luo An lifted his cloak. "Luo An."

Tonery chuckled, her smile fading as she sat back down, propping her chin on her hand and scrutinizing Roan.

"Who do we have here? It's Roan Lionheart. Help yourself to whatever you want, and remember to pay the bill."

Luo An's face darkened.

Toneri suddenly frowned, took a deep breath, and furrowed her brow.

"Luo An, why do you smell bad?"

"Hmm—you've learned miracles?"