My cousin is becoming a legend.

The two entered the restaurant.

Lucas pointed to some items on the menu and casually clicked on them.

Soon, a sumptuous meal was brought into the private room.

Seafood paella, chickpea stew, Iporto ham...

Lynn stared wide-eyed at the sight of the dishes, swallowing hard.

Goodness, he hasn't had this kind of dish in a while.

What exactly is Lucas trying to do?

"Actually, I want to ask you to deliver this bag of money and letter to my sister in Finnis. After it's done, you can take 50 silver nis from it."

Lucas pulled a snakeskin bag from his bag, and then an envelope sealed with a fire mark.

Lynn took it, opened it, and weighed it in his hand.

It was filled with pure white silver coins, and it was quite heavy.

Lynn frowned: "Fifty silver nis is too much. Why doesn't Lord Lucas deliver it himself?"

Lucas shrugged helplessly.

"To tell you the truth, war is about to break out, and I can't leave. Both sides' troops are already stationed there, and it will soon become a war zone. My sister escaped beforehand, but she doesn't have enough money for the journey, so I need you to send these 200 silver nis to her."

Lynn was startled by this and quickly asked, "A war? With whom?"

"Of course it's Sinus in the north."

Lucas smiled, but his eyes remained calmly fixed on Lynn's reaction.

"Lynn, what do you think of this war? This war in Iporto."

Lynn was in a heavy mood.

If war really breaks out, how can he protect his family in this border region?

He is far too weak now.

Lynn hesitated for a moment, then said in a deep voice, "War is always cruel, and I think many more people will die, Lord Lucas."

Lucas nodded.

Although he didn't get the answer he wanted, it was still a pretty good one.

Lucas spread the map on the table and beckoned to Lynn.

"Look, the garrisons on both sides are roughly located in these two positions, which are the only routes to Phineas. So I need you to go directly through the forest and deliver the goods to this location."

Lynn glanced at the map and got a general idea of ​​what was going on.

The risk is considerable; there is a high possibility of death.

No wonder it's worth 50 silver.

No matter how great the risks, he had to take on the mission for his sister's sake.

Becoming an extraordinary being is simply about achieving mental clarity.

If he couldn't protect his family before awakening, he still can't protect his family after awakening.

Then his awakening was for nothing?

Lynn took a deep breath and put the letter and money bag away.

"I can go, but Lord Lucas, that's 200 silver nis. Are you really that confident in me?"

Lucas smiled. "I believe a mere 200 silver nis isn't enough to buy a future knight, Lynn. Don't you agree?"

Lynn nodded.

"I won't let you down, but I have one condition, and I hope you can agree to it."

Lucas raised an eyebrow: "Go on."

"I can accept 40 silver nis, but after the deal is done, I would like to ask that you lend me a greatsword and a set of plate armor, which I need for half a month."

Lucas thought for a moment and then agreed.

"I'll still give you 50 silver nis, and I can lend you the armor and sword, but only if you deliver the money to my sister, understand?"

Lynn immediately agreed.

The two hit it off immediately and began to eat.

At the dinner table, Lucas and Lynn talked a lot about history.

Lynn had a vague feeling that Lord Lucas seemed to have some issues with the Kingdom of Uma.

However, he couldn't be sure, since Lucas's words were quite vague, only vaguely indicating a certain inclination.

We've almost finished eating.

Lynn asked about her doubts regarding dark-themed items.

Lucas shook his head upon hearing this.

"I'm sorry, all these promotion-related resources are in the hands of the church, and I can't help you with that."

Lynn frowned and muttered, "Is becoming a believer the only way to advance...?"

Upon hearing this, Lucas's lips curled into a barely perceptible smile.

"Not necessarily, after all, there's always a way out."

Lynn was puzzled by Lucas's contradictory words, but there was nothing else she could do.

After leaving the restaurant, Lynn escorted Lucas all the way to the castle gate.

Lynn looked up at the sky; the sun was setting.

He needs to get out of the city as soon as possible.

Lynn hurried outside.

While passing through the market, he casually bought a porcelain cup and a bunch of white hyacinths.

A long and tiring journey.

Finally, Lynn made it home before dark.

Before he even stepped into the courtyard, Tina excitedly went to greet him.

Her cheeks were red from the cold. She stood there rubbing her hands together, looking at Lynn with a light in her eyes.

"Brother, were you alright on the way?"

Lynn nodded and dismounted.

He took the hyacinth out of his arms.

"Tina, here you go. Congratulations on your new life."

Tina took the flowers, her eyes red.

She sniffled, her voice choked with emotion, and threw herself into Lynn's arms.

Lynn felt the warmth in his arms and was somewhat surprised.

He gently patted Tina's back and said softly, "It's cold outside, come inside."

Tina hugged her even tighter.

It wasn't until my uncle and aunt heard the noise and came out of the house that they heard it.

She hurriedly broke free from Lynn's embrace.

Tina awkwardly shifted her gaze to the side.

His entire face turned red.

I don't know if it was from the cold or from being too excited.

"Lynn, how's it going?"

Aunt Edith was a little anxious.

Lynn smiled and waved.

"It's cold outside, let's go inside and talk."

The group went inside, and Lynn told them about the current situation.

"In short, I will go to the Galach family in a few days to annul the engagement. With Lord Lucas's guarantee, I don't think they will have any doubts."

Uncle Anthony nodded, still somewhat worried.

"What if the Gallach family's son also becomes a superhuman?"

Aunt Edith gave him a disapproving look and said, "You good-for-nothing! Why do you always think the worst of everything?"

"I was just saying," Uncle Anthony muttered under his breath.

Uncle Anthony's concerns are not unfounded.

The key to annuling the engagement was the title of Knight Lynn.

If the Gallach family's son were to get lucky and become a knight as well.

If they take advantage of their numbers and force someone to marry them, that would be a troublesome situation.

However, the engagement date is before the day he takes the medicine. As long as Lynn can scare the Gallagher family into agreeing to annul the engagement as soon as possible, there shouldn't be any problems.

"Don't worry, I'll take care of whatever happens. Don't you trust me, Uncle?" Lynn smiled.

Uncle Anthony hesitated for a moment upon hearing this, then smiled and scratched his head.

"Yes, Lynn, you're a reliable man now."

After a warm dinner.

Lynn told them that she would be away for a while the next day and went back to her room to rest early.

He took out his chainmail and weapons, which he had prepared on the table beforehand.

It was dark, and Lynn sat alone by the bed.

He felt a sense of fear.

It's rare.

Over the past decade.

He faced countless life-or-death crises alone, but he was never afraid.

But overnight, I found the warmth of family by my side.

He found himself becoming afraid.

Lynn leaned back.

Lying in bed, he stared blankly at the empty roof beams.

"Lynn, you have to do this. Not only for yourself, but also for your family in this world..."

the next day.

Lynn put on his gear, slung his bag over his shoulder, and left home early with his horse.

In the afternoon, he arrived at a small town near Finnis.

Meanwhile, Lynn's riding skills finally improved.

[Proficiency +1]

【Riding Skill (Level 1 0/100)】

At this point, only two skills remain to unlock the Heavy Armor Knight's attributes: Heavy Armor Mastery and Heavy Weapon Mastery.

Lynn was not very happy.

He found a post station and left his horse there.

After a quick dinner, Lynn packed her things and walked to the outskirts of the city.

He was to walk through the forest at night to reach the outpost outside Phineas.

Lucas's sister was waiting there.

Lynn plunged into the dark, silent forest, repeatedly cutting down branches that blocked his path with his sword.

The crescent moon hung high in the sky.

The moonlight, like scattered silver, fell upon the desolate earth.

The dark forest resembled a gaping maw.

It was silently devouring the guest who had visited that night.