Weapon Grade: B

Usage restrictions: Swordsmanship B, Spearmanship C

characteristic:

Divine Spear: It can freely extend and retract the blade length, and can be used as a regular sword or wielded like a spear. The maximum extension distance is 100 meters, and the minimum is 15 centimeters.

Dance: Extending and retracting the sword at supersonic speed to instantly pierce through the opponent.

Both sword and spear: It is not countered by spear and axe weapons, but it can counter sword and axe weapons.

Conservation of mass: The weight remains unchanged regardless of the extension distance. The impact force at the tip is greatest when the extension distance is at its maximum, and the blade's rigidity is highest when it is at its shortest extension distance.

Chapter 229: A Single Sentence to Persuade the Hero Fanatic

Between climbing onto the roof to repair it himself and relying on Wiener to help with the repairs, Felix chose to seek help from outside the field.

"You two didn't start fighting in the workshop, did you?" Lisette glanced at the large hole in the ceiling, then looked back and forth between the two of them. "If you want to fight, go to the training ground."

The Alchemy Institute's workshops have excellent sound insulation, but their protective capabilities are only average.

The purpose was to facilitate the escape of alchemy students by breaking through the wall in the event of an experimental accident.

“Felix struck first,” Viner tattled.

"Who did it?!" Felix protested. "I just didn't expect it to grow so long!"

"Vina, you're the one who knew perfectly well and didn't even warn me!"

Then Felix told Lisette the whole story.

“...From now on, if you want to test weapons, go to Silver Wolf Academy to do it. Otherwise, don’t expect me to help you.” Lisette rubbed her temples, revealing a hint of helplessness and exhaustion.

She was reading in the library, and halfway through, Felix frantically sent her three or four messages asking for help.

The message only mentioned the location without providing any details, which made Lisette worry that something might have happened, so she rushed over.

"Definitely, definitely!" Felix pleaded, clasping his hands together.

"Next time, for sure." Viner's reply didn't seem very sincere.

Lisette shook her head, then silently recited a spell, and an earthy yellow halo appeared on her hands.

With a gentle wave, the two orbs of light in his hand transformed into streams of light, striking the ceiling above everyone's heads with pinpoint accuracy.

Under the influence of this earthy yellow energy, the originally damaged ceiling slowly began to move, gradually filling in the gaps.

This seemingly effortless move was actually a fourth-circle spell, Earth Shaping.

The same spell was used for emergency repairs to the damaged arena stage.

No matter how many times I look at it, I find it very convenient.

"By the way, Vena, my senior asked me to ask you, is the Lionheart repaired yet?" Listi asked after finishing the spell.

Jessica was ready to enter the dungeon to search for the slime monster.

The Lionheart, with its combined offensive and binding effects, has become an indispensable piece of equipment for Jessica.

“Why don’t you tell me first how well her injuries are healing?” Viner countered.

"My senior said it wasn't anything serious, but I suspect..."

“Then I’ll give it to her tomorrow,” Viner replied.

“You actually fixed it a long time ago, didn’t you?” Listi saw through her.

"It was all done that very night," Viner replied matter-of-factly. "Such a small thing..."

"Ow!"

A howl suddenly rang out from inside the workshop.

"what's the situation?"

Wiener hurriedly turned around, only to see Rikka walking out from the corner with the Lion King's Heart on her head.

The hood used for disguise has been bitten off, and the entire head is now in the mouth of the enlarged Lionheart.

Witnessing this horrific scene, Felix couldn't help but touch his neck.

With the Lion King's Heart's teeth, even a fifth-tier magical beast could be skinned alive.

Unfortunately, the outer layer of Rikka's skin has a defensive capability comparable to that of a sixth-tier magical beast.

So the scene at hand may look scary, but it is actually not dangerous.

At least Rikka thinks so.

Even with its head bitten, it didn't stop it from raising one hand above its head and gently rubbing the lion's head with a bit of force.

After all five little ones met their tragic end, Rikka's restless hands set their sights on Lionheart, who was lying in an open box.

The Lionheart was sleeping soundly when a stranger touched its head, triggering a stress response.

And so this scene came about.

"...I think the Lionheart is quite spirited."

“Uh, it’s like this,” Viner said, shrugging.

Vena pinched the back of the Lionheart's neck, making it obediently release its grip. Lisette then drew her Mercury Sword and retrieved Rikka. With their combined efforts, the two finally separated them.

Just as Viner was about to breathe a sigh of relief, a voice rang out, making his vision go black.

"Vina, it's completely empty here, there's nothing here at all!"

Felix, who had long been curious about the Lionheart's ability to continuously spew things out of its mouth, pried open the Lionheart's massive mouth with both hands and willingly stuffed his head inside.

Lionheart, on the other hand, was itching to try the late-night snack that had been delivered to his door.

"Change back quickly!" Viner hurriedly slapped Lionheart's head and commanded.

Lionheart rolled its eyes, glanced at Vina, then swayed and regretfully transformed back into its rapier form.

"You should take it with you later, lest Felix have his eye on it." Viner changed her mind.

As for the other things, it's fine to let Felix play with them.

From the moment it was forged, Lionheart didn't get along with Felix. Then, it was provoked into ferocity by Rikka, who had Felix's face. Vena thought it would be better to isolate it.

“Okay.” Lisette noticed Vina’s concerns and nodded in agreement.

“I’m planning to start exploring the third level of the dungeon this week, wanna come along?” Vena suddenly invited.

"Why are you thinking about going into the dungeon again? You've already entered the Silver Wolf Class." Lisette frowned slightly.

Listy knew that the reason that drove Venus to explore the dungeon was to join the Silver Wolf Class.

But the goal of joining the Silver Wolf Class has now been achieved, and it has even been figured out that the hero Arios is actually a fellow countryman of Vena.

The first and second levels of the dungeon were manageable; with their current strength, the three of them could handle any unexpected situations. But the third level was different.

They're only in first grade; there's no need to be so radical.

"At least we should complete Her Highness the Princess's request first," Lisette suggested, using delaying tactics.

“Oh, I’ve finished that too, and I’m considering when to hand it over.” Viner replied flawlessly.

Seeing that Lisette seemed uninterested and even tried to persuade him not to venture into the third level of the adventure, Venus suggested, "Why don't you listen to why I'm going to the dungeon first?"

“If you can give me a suitable reason, I might be willing to go with you,” Lisette said, taking the first step back.

There are as many reasonable reasons as there are.

For example, testing the performance and strength of new weapons and Rikka, finding inspiration for materials to forge new weapons in the future, and consolidating one's combat capabilities.

But Viner knew that all these reasons combined were not as compelling as a single sentence from Lisette.

"Go find the treasure that Arios left behind in the dungeon."

What exactly the treasure is is completely unimportant.

The important thing is the name Arios; as long as this name is added, Lisette will lose most of her sanity.

Wiener's words and actions were as if he were asking a fanatical fan whether or not to go and follow a celebrity.

"Is it too late to leave now?"

Upon hearing that it was possible to find the hero's personal belongings, Risti was no longer sleepy.

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Chapter 230 This Child Must Not Be Allowed to Live—Giving Silver Wolf a Level

The atmosphere inside the workshop changed completely.

"Calm down a little first."

Seeing Lisette's agitated state, Viner couldn't help but wonder if she had given the drug too strong a dose.

"I'm calm."

People who say these kinds of things are usually not very calm.

“Arios!” Vena pointed behind Lisette.

"Hero? Where are you?" Lisette turned around without hesitation.

"Where? In your daydreams."

With a karate chop, Vena gently tapped Lisette on the back of the head.

"There are still many things to prepare before entering the dungeon."

"You take the Lionheart back to Jessica first. I also need to hand over the axe that Adele entrusted to me, otherwise we don't know when we'll be back from the dungeon."

"I still need to be prepared to take leave."

Starting from the third level of the dungeon, the dangers and complexity are incomparable to those before.

If you want to explore in depth, weekends alone are far from enough.

The three major dungeon expeditions were planned and drafted in ten days to half a month.

Such a long absence from classes requires prior notification to the college.

The knowledge in books is ultimately static, and the school is happy that the students are willing to go to the dungeon for training.

As long as the information is complete, the college will verify the student's entry and exit times from the city, and absences will not be counted as attendance.

In addition, the academy will assign extra tasks to students who stay in the dungeon for an extended period of time to prevent anyone from using dungeon exploration as an excuse to skip class.

"Well..."

The pain from the top of her head made Lisette's mind regain its composure.

"I also need to give Professor Hannemann a heads-up and finish up the project I'm working on."

“Let’s do it that way then.” Venere nodded.

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Black Eagles Class Residence, Class Leader's Office.

After reviewing the last document, Adele gently put down her pen and let out a long sigh of relief.

This week, aside from the necessary events, Edel even took care of her meals and lodging in the prefect's office, which allowed her to sort out all the mountain of tasks that had piled up during the expedition.

During this time, stacks of letters from within the empire were also placed on the desk.

Compared to the vast amount of affairs that need to be considered in the operation of an empire, what we see now is just the tip of the iceberg.

She could probably understand why her father, the emperor, was so frail and weak despite being in the prime of his life.

"Your Highness."

A cup of black tea was served to Adele at just the right moment, its aroma rising gently.

"Any other documents to process, Schuster?"

Adele picked up her black tea, took a small sip, and the fatigue of the past few days seemed to dissipate somewhat.

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