In order to become a Heroic Spirit, I had no choice but to cause trouble in history.

"Then let's set off. Keep up the good work, Aga." Oshin waved and walked towards the town, with Jimia, Luslan, and Lemoni following behind him.

Watching the figures of the group gradually disappear into the distance, Aga sighed.

“Oshin… he’s clearly the son of God, yet he still works so hard, it makes you want to follow in his footsteps.” Aga took off his shirt and threw it on the hook of the cabin.

He stretched his increasingly muscular physique slightly, then looked at the gloomy sky and the rain-soaked sea in the distance: "The water level is about to rise..."

With a wave of his hand, a wooden boat appeared on the sea. Aga took a running start and jumped aboard, beginning his training for the day.

Under Oshin's guidance, his ship piloting skills and magical power improved daily, almost reaching a new level every day.

With practiced ease, he grasped the ship's rudder, built bridges, connected networks, and unleashed magic.

The wooden boat sailed on the sea. Although it was not fast, it was already incredibly fast compared to Aga before.

"He's a very ambitious child," Rashtanaha commented. "He's also very emotional."

"Perhaps, Oshin and Agah have already sensed each other's thoughts and are working towards the same goal?"

The branches of Lashtanah swayed.

Who knows...

After exhausting his magic power, Aga swam ashore and retrieved the boat.

After a moment's thought, he walked up to Rashtanaha.

"Rashtanaha, can you hear my request?" He stroked the trunk of the Rashtanaha tree, his expression earnest.

“Child, you know that I will never refuse any of your requests.” Rashtanaha’s tone was gentle and smiling.

“I want you to use the same training method on me as you did on Ruslan.” Aga patted his chest.

"......well?"

......

“In other words, there is another town directly north of this town.” Lemoni planted the golden spear into the floor and leaned against it.

Kokuvit glanced at the floor with a hole punched in it, but didn't dare say anything. He could only continue introducing the map: "Directly north of Ozark Town is Langnard Town. Between the two towns lies the monster that you hunters need to hunt down today."

"What kind is it? Do you have any more detailed information?" Oshin asked seriously.

“Yes,” Kokuvit nodded. “It’s a magical beast that looks a lot like a chimera, and its name should be [Chimera].

“Chimera…” Ocean frowned.

After obtaining the information, the group braved the rain and embarked on their journey north.

“Oshin, I noticed you looked a bit serious when you heard the name Chimera. Did something happen? Or is Chimera difficult to deal with?” Ruslan nudged Oshin with his elbow as he looked at the somewhat silent Oshin.

“Yes, it is indeed because of the Chimera,” Ocean nodded.

“Coward Kokuvit is right, the chimera is a monster very similar to a chimera, no, it should be said that…”

"The Chimera is very similar to the Chimera, that's right."

"Is there any difference between these two sentences?" Kimia asked.

“It’s very simple. The first chimera was born from the first chimera.” Oshin extended a finger and waved it slowly. “The chimera has four heads and three consciousnesses, while the chimera has three heads and three consciousnesses.”

"What? It's missing a head, isn't it?" Kimia chuckled and shrugged. "I don't think it'll be any harder to deal with than that white chimera."

“I hope so,” Ocean nodded, “but we still need to be cautious.”

His eyes narrowed slightly.

"While the Chimera's abilities may not be as great as the Chimera's, ... no matter what, the Chimera is still the offspring of Typhon, the Demon Ancestor, and Echidna, the Mother of Beasts. With such bloodlines, these offspring will definitely not be weak."

“I understand, but… after what happened last time, I suppose we’re not going to let our guard down anymore.” Ruslan smiled.

"That's good. The chimera's main ability is fire. Whether it's a lion's head, a sheep's head, or a snake's head, it doesn't have any other abilities, only fire!"

Lemoni couldn't help but shiver.

As a plant, he hates nothing more than cold ice and scorching fire.

"In short, let's go." Ocean started running. "Conserve your magic and just run with your body."

Luslan and Jimia nodded in deep agreement.

In this past month, they not only grew a year older, but also honed their skills in their respective areas of expertise.

Lemony's speed has become increasingly terrifying.

If he were to accelerate, there would probably be very few people in the world who could catch up with him.

Who knows how a fruit could run so fast?

As for Miya...

He has now received the title.

"Jimia, please sit down."

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Chapter 574 Deep into the Northern Forest

In the pouring rain, four figures sped across the area between the forest and the town, their legs moving rapidly.

The muddy ground did not hinder them at all, and soon the four of them were splashing through the water and entered the dense and terrifying forest.

What awaits them is a formidable foe comparable to the White Chimera.

......

"Uh--"

Aga gripped a dent in the bark with one hand, swung it forcefully, and dodged the thorns from the roots of Lashtanah.

With a quick grab, Aga dodged another set of roots and began to climb upwards.

Sweat beaded on his face as he gritted his teeth, squeezing every last drop of strength from his muscles and bones.

This kind of exercise is definitely not as simple as it looks—

Strength, speed, reaction time, flexibility, and even the speed of stress response and thought—

You need to use all of them to complete this exercise!

The difficulties I'm facing now are less than a tenth of what Ruslan faced, and it's already this tough, so—

We need to make even more progress!

With bloodshot eyes, Agah moved clumsily across Rashtanaha's torso like a spider.

Alma had just gotten up.

She cleaned the tavern, sat in a chair by the window, and quietly watched the rain outside.

Aga's been hanging out with those drunkards lately...

Although those few people hunted down the white chimera and were hailed as powerful hunters and heroes by the townspeople, only a handful of them truly understood what lay beneath that heroic facade.

That bold attitude of drinking directly from a barrel... no, that foolish attitude of drinking directly from a barrel...

Alma's lips twitched.

It may be a bit late to say this now, but is it really okay to let Aga stay with the others?

It's not about drinking or anything... it's just those few people...

Well, whatever, if you care, go check it out.

After locking the door, Alma walked towards the sea.

She rarely goes to the beach, or rather, almost everyone in the town rarely goes to the beach, except for Aga.

Children are bound by adults' ideas and won't go to places adults don't go. Only Aga has an older sister, Alma, who doesn't restrict him, so Aga is more free.

"The rain is really heavy today... Wow, that tree is so big now, I can see it from far away." Alma, who hadn't left the town in a long time, noticed the magical tree standing by the sea that her younger brother had pulled up from the ground.

"As expected of being blessed by Lady Hestia, its canopy is astonishingly large..."

The trunk of the Rashtanaha tree is not tall, but its lush canopy covers a vast area with a radius of two kilometers, resembling a large green mushroom.

As she walked a little further in, Alma noticed a small hut at the foot of the Rashtanaha tree.

"That looks like where Ou Shen and his group live. It looks pretty big."

"Long time no see, child..." Rashtanaha's gentle voice reached Alma's ears.

"Ah, you, you must be the tree, it's been a long time..." Alma seemed a little awkward talking to a tree. "Well, I came here to see my brother and... Oshin and the others."

“Oshin and the others have gone hunting. If you’re looking for Agah, he’s on the other side of the tree,” Rashtanaha replied gently.

“Okay, thank you.” Alma thanked her and walked around the extremely thick tree trunk.

"Huh? Where are the Aga people?"

She didn't see her younger brother; all she saw was the ground, 100% damaged, with exposed tree roots and mud flying everywhere.

“Child, look up,” Rashtanaha gently reminded him.

Alma raised her head.

"Ugh?"

"Huh?!?!?!"

His younger brother was darting around on the uneven tree trunk like a monkey, with sharp roots and branches following behind him that seemed ready to pierce Aga at any moment.

“This, this, this—” Alma looked at Agah, her whole body trembling.

“This is good exercise, kid,” Rashtanaha remarked with admiration.

"This, training, exercise?" Alma thought, "Don't lie to me, is this how you train?"

“Ah, it’s about time to let Agah come down.” Rashtanaha gently trembled the tree trunk.

Aga felt the vibration transmitted from his hand and pursed his lips.

With one hand gripping the pit and both feet planted on the tree trunk, Aga exerted force and fell to the ground like a cannonball.

bang——