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Luo An's technique is "Wolf Howl," which doesn't require him to knock down arrows; he only needs to be faster than the arrows to dodge them.

"Luo An!"

A sharp shout interrupted Luo An's thoughts.

"We're about to leave. Are you still training? Do you need me to help you recover?"

Ya Yang had arrived at the training ground. She took off her loose nun's habit and put on a brown leather armor, over which she wore chainmail, with a book and a spiked club at her waist—a standard lightly dressed woman's outfit.

Her bright red hair was tied into a ponytail, bouncing with Ya Yang's movements, making her very eye-catching.

Luo An shook his head, subconsciously wanting to drink a bottle of invigorating potion to restore his strength, but after thinking about it, he nodded.

This energizing potion is so good, every bottle we drink is one less available. We should save some.

"This is troublesome."

【Restoration Spell】Can only restore the body; it provides psychological comfort regarding the effect of physical recovery.

Luo An still drank a bottle of energizing potion, and even licked the bottle clean.

Having gotten used to Toneri's potions, Roan felt a little uneasy about the thought of not having them in the future.

It can be said that, apart from the help of the stats, the biggest contributor to Roan's rapid advancement to trainee knight was Toneri's potion.

With a sigh, Luo An shook his head. "Let's not think about anything else for now. Let's get ready to leave."

Donning his armor, Roan arrived at the Lionheart family's carriage. After putting on his gear, in addition to the necessary supplies, Roan also bought two daggers, a simple crossbow, 20 crossbow bolts, and several emergency lighting fireworks.

Leia gifted Roan an extra longsword, the same model used by the Lionheart family. The hilt was engraved with the Lionheart family crest.

Luo An has already bought a longsword. But having one more is never a bad thing.

The silver armor has a slot for carrying a scabbard, allowing you to carry a longsword on your back and another on your waist for easy access. You can also attach a hand axe and axe sheath to your right wrist, so that you can draw them out and slash when necessary.

The remaining miscellaneous items were also extremely heavy, weighing a full 50 pounds. Roan carried 37 pounds, while Ya Yang insisted on carrying 13 pounds.

Although Luo An didn't find it heavy, Ya Yang suggested that carrying too much stuff would affect Luo An's ability to deal with emergencies, and that she would carry the larger and more restrictive equipment so that Luo An could easily take action.

Luo An acquiesced to Ya Yang's suggestion. It was clear that Ya Yang was trying her best not to hold anyone back, but he didn't expect her to be so stubborn.

After the equipment was distributed, the carriage took Luo An to the meeting point.

After passing through Market Street, Luo An specifically signaled the carriage to take a detour around Market Street.

The spot where the tents used to be is now empty.

Looking at the empty space, Luo An felt a little uncomfortable.

The carriage was still there, and Tonerie was taking stock of the supplies. Roan didn't disturb her.

There are always things in this world that Luo An doesn't expect.

She wasn't like a witch at all; she wasn't like the con artists Levi's talked about, nor was she the traditional witch that Roan knew—mysterious, elegant, and with a long dress slit up to her thigh.

If it weren't for the monkey typewriter prompting him, Roan would never have considered Tonerie a witch.

The carriage went straight to the meeting place. From afar, Roan saw Jackie's rusty armor, gestured for the carriage to stop, and then walked over.

Besides not wanting to reveal his identity, this commission also requires him to replicate the miracles of the journey of the hired knight Haibo and the great mother Tserel, and to reach the border.

After thanking the driver, Roan and Tonerie walked over to Jackie and greeted him.

Good morning, Mr. Jackie.

"Hello, Mr. Jackie, I am Ya Yang, a friend of Luo An." Ya Yang also greeted Jackie.

When Jackie saw Ya Yang, he was immediately startled.

"Good heavens, Lady Yunina, you didn't tell me your companion was a beautiful young lady."

"Heh." Ya Yang put her hands on her hips. "I can also use miracles, and I can use a spiked club to knock any monster away!"

"Oh, so he's a priest?" Jackie breathed a sigh of relief. Having someone in the team who can use miracles would greatly increase the success rate of the commission.

After complimenting Ya Yang, Jackie quietly pulled Luo An aside.

"Lady Yunina, is your friend an apprentice knight?"

Luo An was taken aback, then nodded. Ya Yang's breathing was much more rapid than before, almost as rapid as that of an apprentice knight.

Jackie looked troubled.

"Lady Yunina, isn't it too much to ask an apprentice knight to take on the task of slaying a monster?"

"No, I don't mean to look down on Miss Ya Yang. It's just that, as you know, it's about exterminating magical beasts. Let me make this clear beforehand, Lady Yunina, don't have too high hopes for me. I might not even be able to save myself."

"Don't worry, just ignore her," Luo An smiled.

Warcraft isn't a big problem. At least not for Roan.

Jackie gritted his teeth. His eyes held a reproachful look, as if to say that Roan had underestimated the power of magical beasts.

For a moment, Jackie began to consider backing out; commissioning someone who was too confident never turned out well.

He began to regret it. He should have known better than to talk to this noble knight. He thought that relying on Roan would make things more comfortable for him.

But Roan's companions seemed even less reliable than Roan himself.

Now, violating the commission will result in a hefty fine, enough to bankrupt Jackie.

"Very well, Lady Yunina, I have only one request. In crucial moments, especially when encountering magical beasts, please heed my advice."

"If you don't agree, I'm afraid I'll have to withdraw from the mission."

If Jackie quits the mission, Roan will also be fined and will be barred from taking on any more missions.

However, this was Luo An's first time making a commission, and there was still a lot he didn't understand.

Listening to the advice of an old knight can save you a lot of detours.

"No problem, Mr. Jackie," Roan said earnestly.

"I promise, I will listen to you if there is any danger. If you say retreat, I will retreat; if you say attack, I will attack. I swear to Luther."

Jackie breathed a sigh of relief. "Forget about swearing an oath, Lady Yunina, I believe you."

After speaking, he bowed slightly.

"Let's go, Lord Roan."

Upon arriving outside the town, to everyone's surprise, there were not only fully armed guards patrolling, but also guards with crossbows scanning the crowd.

The group of three was quickly stopped.

"Stop right there, what are you doing?"

"Executing the commission." Jackie smiled and showed off the silver medal and the letter of commission.

"It's a request from Mayor Hagrid. Please take a look."

The guard glanced at the commissioner, nodded, and let the three leave the town.

After passing a guard, Luo An spoke quietly.

"What's wrong? Why is it so serious all of a sudden? Did something happen?"

The guards laughed when they saw Roan. "Lord Roan! Didn't you marry Miss Leia of the Lionheart family and leave Lorton long ago—"

Luo An quickly signaled to the guards to lower their voices as well.

The guard sighed.

"There's no problem here, Lord Roan."

"You know, it's still about the monsters. As soon as the monsters appeared, cultists and bandits started making moves. Mayor Hagrid has ordered us to increase our vigilance. Those guys might infiltrate the town."

"Cultists?" Roan asked in confusion, "There are cultists who worship magical beasts?"

"Don't even mention believing in Warcraft, there are people who believe in a tree or a dog. The other day they arrested a cult member, guess what he believed in?"

"We believe in the god of black! Everyone believes in black!"