They all call me an Outer God.

Chapter 149 Late Night Snack
"Let's not talk about that anymore, let's continue talking about Young Master Leo."

Let me tell you! He doesn't care about his brother at all. I've heard the two brothers have always had a strained relationship... Problems among nobles are always endless."

The staff member spoke with such conviction, as if every detail of the other person's life was under his watchful eye.

He seemed to enjoy discussing important figures to appear wise, and this kind of wisdom was exactly what Lia liked, since he did indeed gain a lot of useful information from it.

A moment later, he prepared to exercise, but the staff looked him up and down and said, "Why don't you start with running? With your current fitness level, I don't think you're suited to lifting heavy objects."

"Yeah."

Lia looked at him: "What do you think I'm suited for?"

"You seem like the kind of person who sits in an administrative position. You should be holding international Go and confronting people, or staying at Endeles University as a professor. In short, I still think everything needs to be done slowly."

Ria realized that she was being treated as a helpless "intellectual," and although the other party had tried to be very tactful, Ria could still hear the sense of superiority in the staff member's words.

The young man wasn't angry. Rather, he didn't need any simple exercise anyway, so he simply agreed to the man's suggestion, ran two laps around the exercise area, then pretended to be exhausted and asked for a seat to rest in a distance.

With his strength, he could easily break a steel bar into a knot; there's no need to struggle against a normal person in that kind of place.

But just sitting there was too boring, so Ria tried to concentrate on watching the people's movements and footsteps, analyzing their next footsteps, and which vital spot she could hit if she fired now.

Several tens of minutes passed, and Ria reached up to rub her eyes. Suddenly, she heard a gunshot from somewhere.

He immediately opened his eyes and saw that the person who had been feeding Leo Simir fruit had fallen to the ground, while Leo himself still had green fruit peels on his face.

It's likely that the other person was too tired from standing and accidentally poked the young master's face with the fruit while feeding him.

"Useless lowlifes, can't even do this right."

Leo angrily fired several shots at the corpses on the ground. He clearly did not have a gun license, but he was free to carry such dangerous items.

Moreover, no one dared to stand up and speak. Even just glancing at someone would result in being scolded: "What are you looking at? If you look again, you'll become the prey for the next event."

"Damn it, this guy's blood has stained my fruit!"

Upon hearing this, Lia silently got up and walked towards the other person. The man probably didn't expect that someone would not only dare to look at him but also walk towards him, so he immediately pointed his gun at Lia's head.

The staff behind the scenes were on tenterhooks.

However, Ria was surprisingly calm. He reached out and pressed down on the other's weapon. Leo felt strange, because according to his personality, he should have fired immediately.

But he hesitated to make a move, as if every cell in his body was resisting looking into Ria's eyes.

"Don't be sad, come on, let me show you a magic trick."

Ria pulled a large, red apple from behind her back and handed it to him, leaving Leo stunned.

"Don't you like it? That's okay, I can conjure up lots of food for you."

As he spoke, the young man continued to conjure food from all sorts of unbelievable corners and stuff it into Leo's arms. Leo took a step back: "Who are you!?"

"I am a magician, and magicians represent miracles. I hope the unpleasantness just now did not spoil your enjoyment. Now that the ungrateful fellow is dead, I will serve you."

Leo was bewildered and confused. He had no idea what the other person was doing, but the feeling of being flattered was certainly pleasant. Soon, he proudly raised his head, looking like an arrogant red-faced gorilla. "You're the smart one. Follow me, and I'll have plenty of money."

As he spoke, Leo casually tossed the silver coins aside, and Ria caught them in her palm before they hit the ground, deftly flipping them between her fingers.

Transaction complete.

Ria put away the coin and said something to Leo, all of which was seen by the staff in the distance.

He didn't know what Ria said, but the noble young master returned all the fruit and let Ria sit in his seat. Then he ran to the training ground, lifted dozens of kilograms of heavy objects, and ran hard, his face turning black and red.

Lia waved to the staff behind her, signaling them to take the person on the ground to the hospital for treatment.

The man was still breathing. With his last bit of strength, he moved his lips and said "thank you" to Ria, but Ria did not respond.

His expression remained unchanged as he continued to watch the group of people exercising diligently. With a "crunch," he took a bite of fruit.

Time flies by quickly.

At first, some people questioned why Ria didn't run with others, until Ria couldn't take the question anymore, ran three laps, and then pretended to be exhausted and collapsed. After that, no one asked that question again.

"Judging from your age and physique, you must be a college student. They all have a physique like yours, getting exhausted after running just a few steps."

"may be."

Lia asked if there were any courses where she could handle guns directly, and they actually said yes. They quickly arranged for Lia to participate in an activity where she only needed to pull the trigger at a moving target.

After playing with all of this for a while as entertainment, he let little Swarth practice his marksmanship and began to think about the specific training content himself.

The club itself seems legitimate, with no issues with its credentials or facilities; the only problem is probably the apprentices.

However, there is still one question that Lia wants to figure out, and that is the prey in the forest.

They said that hunting those creatures was legal, but Leo said that was boring and there were much more interesting things to do. Just mentioning those activities made him so excited he could hardly breathe.

What could excite him like that?

Ria didn't quite understand the other person's thoughts, so since he had nothing else to do, he started instructing little Swarth on how to use a gun: "It seems like it's too much of a waste for you to be carrying human equipment."

"Awooo!" Little Swarth didn't feel wronged at all. It shook its head desperately and used its front paws to grab the gun and fire.

However, perhaps due to a lack of familiarity with the operation, it lost its grip on the first shot and fired a hole through the roof.

The next second, it stared at the hole and quickly stretched out its tentacles, seemingly trying to catch the flying bullet.

The idea was good, but unfortunately it didn't work out. However, the mythical creature did discover a small, extraordinary creature on the roof.

The creature resembled a severed hand, using its fingers as claws to move. Upon seeing the suddenly emerging, constantly writhing black tentacles, it hurriedly tried to crawl away, but was dragged away by the tentacles and forcibly pulled into the room through the narrow opening.

"Goo-"

Little Swarth handed the supernatural creature, now squeezed beyond recognition by the cave entrance, to Ria, hoping the host would treat it as a midnight snack.

(End of this chapter)