Am I a god-tier talent in all my professions?

Chapter 44 Special Species

The second one...

What happens next is very simple.

It was still Maizel who went to harvest.

This time the harvest wasn't as plentiful as before, but it still amounted to 12 gold coins.

Meanwhile, in this hunt...

Lu Cang's "Ice Shuttle" has also been successfully upgraded to level 200.

easy……

The healer and defender felt that their job was simply to sit in the car and watch the child perform.

Also, chat with him.

So... I've become a chat companion?

The third monster was an ice crystal bird hovering at low altitude.

This is a flying type of monster.

It is very difficult for some teams to deal with.

But for Lu Cang, it was much simpler.

The Ice Shuttle's second evolution was in speed.

"Extreme Speed ​​Ice Shuttle (LV: 201) - Extraordinary Speed"

boom!
The launch of the ice shuttle instantly created a sonic boom!
Almost instantly, it pierced through the Ice Crystal Winged Bird's wing as it appeared beside Lu Cang.

Dozens of holes were punched through its wings, instantly robbing it of most of its flight ability. Then, the [Silent Wind Swarm] was used to finish it off very easily and smoothly.

This Ice Crystal Winged Bird... is worth 16 gold coins.

Lu Cang also took the opportunity to ask about Yacaticto during the journey.

"Would it be useful to worship Yacaticto..." Lost pondered, pressing his temples.

Finally, she answered seriously, "If I had to say, it's just for good luck."

Lu Cang asked in a puzzled tone, "Just for good luck?"

Ross nodded confidently: "There is nothing to suggest that offering money to Yacaticto will bring unexpected good fortune."

"However, because the harvest month is a rare good month among the twelve months, everyone hopes to make a fortune during the harvest month."

Therefore, we have rather high hopes for Yacaticto.

"Over time, they developed the custom of worshipping Yacaticto during the harvest month."

"But in reality, regardless of the month, people will worship the moon of that month."

Lu Cang continued to ask, "Even in December?"

December.

The month of death and destruction.

Moon and Stars: White.

Gods considered taboo in mainland China cannot be worshipped, have temples built in their honor, or be believed in.

Those found practicing faith or worship will be sentenced to prison.

"Ah."

"There are some too."

Lu Cang felt there was no point in asking this question anymore.

Suddenly, I thought of Los's profession.

"correct!"

"Sister, you can tell fortunes, right?"

Los nodded hesitantly: "Um... I'm a level 1 diviner."

"But the accuracy won't be very high, after all, it's only level 1."

Lu Cang: "Could you try to do a divination for me?"

Luo thought for a moment and said, "Well, there's no problem."

As he spoke, Ross produced a divination stick container from his hand.

Lu Cang looked into the divination tube.

The divination tube contained wads of paper.

"You can catch one."

ha?
"That means you grab one, and whatever's written inside the slip of paper is what you get."

Lu Cang: "..."

No, this is a fortune teller?
Even if you don't use anything like the Six Lines Divination, Plum Blossom Divination, or Tortoise Shell Divination, which seem mysterious and esoteric.

You should at least get some tarot cards, crystal balls, and astrological readings...

If all else fails... playing cards will do.

No, at least your divination stick container is filled with divination sticks.

What the heck is this crumpled paper?

It might even be a crumpled ball of paper that you just casually crumpled up, without even folding it?

Sensing Lu Cang's silence, Luo Si seemed to have guessed what Lu Cang was thinking.

She blushed and said, "I'm not a professional fortune teller, and I haven't studied any orthodox divination techniques."

"Divination is very expensive! Are you going to try your luck or not? If not, forget it." With that, Los was about to take the divination sticks back.

"Don't!"

"Sister, I'm just curious about how divination works."

"I'll take one."

Eh.

She can even be shy...

But is divination really that expensive? Lu Cang was actually quite interested in the profession of diviner, since it sounded like a profession that could predict the future.

Lu Cang randomly picked up a crumpled piece of paper.

"Then what should we do, sister?"

To prevent any mistakes in the process, Lu Cang still asked a question.

Los seemed a little embarrassed and muttered softly, "Just open it and take a look."

It really is... just as simple as I thought.

Lu Cang unfolded the crumpled paper.

The paper ball read: "Supreme Auspiciousness"
"What? What did I draw?"

Luo Si was also curious about the divination results and leaned over to take a look at the paper ball that Lu Cang had drawn.

"Supreme...Auspicious."

Wow! You actually drew the luckiest result!

Lu Cang: "The luckiest?"

"Yes, my self-made fortune-telling box has 128 different results written on it, and this is the highest level of good luck."

Huh... 128 kinds?
Can you list 128 types of good and bad fortune?

"This is the first time I've seen this result."

"Aren't there only 128 kinds?"

Ross: "The results of divination certainly can't be calculated based on probability."

“I have performed divination for hundreds of people, and this is the first time I have seen such auspiciousness.”

"Even if my divination results aren't very accurate, drawing this shouldn't mean my luck is too bad."

Lu Cang examined the spoils in the ring.

That's true.

Today's harvest was truly abundant.

The gains were generally four to five times the basic expected gains.

Looking up at the sky again through the car window, the sky still glided by like a scroll painting—

……

Along the way, Lu Cang chatted with them quite a bit.

Unlike the adventurers of Raine Town, they are adventurers who travel long distances around the world.

Their experiences and knowledge were much broader than those in Raine Town, and Lu Cang felt he benefited greatly from his interactions with them.

For example, powerful mages usually have their wands crafted by professional magicians. Even the cheapest orthodox divination requires at least 10,000 gold coins; divination is an expensive profession.

Or perhaps it's because being an adventurer isn't easy these days, so why not learn the blacksmith profession and work as a blacksmith...

It's true that you can hear this kind of topic in any world.

Furthermore, gatherers are often suspected of hoarding spoils, and in some places, gatherers are even required to sign contracts.

From their conversation, Lu Cang seemed to be hearing the true nature of this world.

It felt completely different from when I was with Izzy and the others.

One is legend and dream.

One is reality and life.

Fourth, fifth, sixth...

The campaign continues, but it is almost entirely Lu Cang's solo performance.

By noon, they had already dealt with eight Tier 3 Lord-level monsters.

Including the commission after the commission is completed, the earnings have reached 144 gold coins.

This is something that ordinary level 2 adventurers wouldn't even dare to dream of...

"That's the last one."

Lu Cang looked at the authorization form.

The last one was a B-level commission. Although it was also a third-tier lord, it was a special species.

Regarding special species.

Lu Cang probably understood it as an elite monster.

They are stronger than ordinary species, and after killing them, there is a high probability of obtaining very valuable loot.

The elements are restless—

Lu Cang could sense that the wind was moving much faster.

Tland, acting as the defender, had already raised his shield and stood protectively in front of Lu Cang.

I feel like we're getting close.

(End of this chapter)