Chapter 76

Chapter 76

As the light gradually dissipated, what appeared within the formation was a tall and slender goblin.

This goblin had a robust skeletal structure, with long limbs, and a pair of pale red eyes that stared intently at the ground.

Its lips curled up almost to the roots of its ears, revealing sharp teeth that gleamed with a cold light.

Master, this goblin mimicked Laurens way of addressing and knelt on the ground, prostrating itself at Lynns feet.

Lynn was momentarily taken aback, then a slight curve formed at the corner of his mouth as he looked down at the goblin on the ground.

From now on, your name shall be Redeyes, temporarily leading all the wanderers, Lynn declared.

Thank you for bestowing a name, Master. Redeyes is willing to devote everything to Master, Redeyes humbly replied.

It was evident that this goblin, now named Redeyes, was quite adept.

However, its only temporary. The capable rise, the weak fall. If you fail to perform adequately, you will be dismissed, Lynn stated casually.

Master, please rest assured! Redeyes raised its head, speaking with determination.

Hmm. Lynn emitted a sound of agreement from his nostrils.

It took quite some time to transform the remaining three goblins into goblin wanderers.

However, these goblin wanderers were not yet complete, as they lacked weapons and equipment.

Moreover, although they had learned magic, their proficiency was certainly not high, quite different from professional goblin wanderers.

Just like when Lynn first began mastering spells, there was a stark contrast between his spellcasting then and now.

Both the speed of spellcasting and accuracy, as well as the timing of spellcasting, had made significant progress.

Only through continuous training could the proficiency of spells continue to improve.

As Lynn looked at the four goblin wanderers, crouched on the ground with their toes curled, their eyeballs rolling around, he prepared to test their spellcasting abilities.

First, lets test your spellcasting abilities.

Lynn held the Goblin Wanderer Training Manual in his left hand, and the first spell being Trap Detection.

This test was impossible since there were no traps for them to detect.

Cast Shadow Stealth, Lynn ordered.

As the words fell, the four goblin wanderers walked to the nearby wall corner.

As they chanted the incantation, their bodies gradually faded.

At the first stage, the extraordinary profession of goblin wanderer mastered only four spells.

Apart from the Trap Detection, which could be used five times daily, the other three spells could be used twice a day.

Then came the goblin wanderers own attributes: strength, agility, and stamina had all significantly increased compared to ordinary goblins.

This increase in strength noticeably boosted their combat capabilities.

Next up are the weapons for the goblin wanderers. Lynn has already handed over the weapon models to Bu, tasking him with trying to craft the weapons as quickly as possible.

While Lauren went ahead to teach these goblin wanderers the basics of their daily tasks, Lynn entered the Alchemy Laboratory.

It was time to see what was inside all those spatial items. Lynn first picked up the necklace.

He infused his mental energy into it.

Lynn perceives a faint and feeble mental imprint, belonging to the original owner.

However, with the owners demise, this mental imprint had grown even fainter.

After effortlessly erasing the mental imprint, Lynn infused his own mental imprint into it to examine the contents.

The space within the necklace wasnt large, roughly equivalent to a large storage box.

Most of the contents were miscellaneous items, with clothes being the most abundant.

Exquisite garments and accessories occupied nearly half of the space, followed by three exquisite small boxes placed in the corner.

Lynn summoned a goblin to help him open the boxes.

The first box revealed a soft red satin lining at the bottom, beneath which lay a partially broken magic stone, missing half a tooth.

Judging by how carefully it was stored, this half-broken magic stone had been cherished by its original owner.

The second box contained an intact medicinal material resembling tuber fleeceflower1.

Through his mental energy, Lynn sensed rich wood elemental energy within this medicinal material, indicating it was some kind of magical plant.

The third box held a metal emblem. After observing it for a while, Lynn found nothing unusual except for faint elemental energy fluctuations on the surface.

Lynn then proceeded to open the remaining two spatial items.

To his surprise, one of the spatial accessories contained a broken ax-shaped weapon.

Although it lacked a handle and half of the blade, the weight of the weapon suggested that after recasting, it could effortlessly produce several sets of weapons for the goblin wanderers.