Han Lingxi smiled faintly. Now that she had given Jiang Qian a heads-up, An Ran and Qian Yu would no longer be able to get any benefits from Jiang Qian.

Han Lingxi walked through the crowd to the newbie village, but couldn't find anything that looked like a skill book. Since it wasn't something she could find directly, she must have gotten it from an NPC. However, she had talked to all the NPCs, but still couldn't find any clues.

As Han Lingxi was pondering, she heard two villagers carrying hoes walking and chatting, one of whom had bandages wrapped around his hand.

The person with bandages on their hands said, "What a terrible day. I got scratched by poisonous stalks in the grass, and you had to come back with me before you could finish your farm work."

Another person replied, "It's just a little delay. You don't know, before Grandma came to our village, people who were scratched by poisonous stalks would fall seriously ill, and sometimes they would even lose their lives."

Han Lingxi immediately sensed that her mother-in-law was no ordinary person. Rain Nourishment was a healing skill, and her mother-in-law was the only healer in the beginner village. There must be some connection between the two. However, when Han Lingxi spoke with her mother-in-law, her mother-in-law only said, "You are not sick and you are not a healer, so what are you doing here?" Then she chased Han Lingxi out of her small courtyard.

That's right, that's it. An Ran Qian Yu's profession is a doctor, so she must have said something to her mother-in-law to get her to give her the Rain Nourishing skill.

Han Lingxi went to her mother-in-law's courtyard again. Her mother-in-law, who was arranging medicinal herbs, looked up at her and said unhappily.

"Why are you here again?"

Han Lingxi was not angry because of her bad attitude, and still spoke respectfully.

“I have heard that my mother-in-law has superb medical skills, so I have come here to ask her for guidance.”

"Why would a mage like you study medicine?"

Han Lingxi has two professions, but the mage is the main profession, while the archer is a hidden profession.

“Grandma, what you’re saying is wrong. I was born a sorcerer, and that can’t be changed. But I can still have a benevolent heart to heal the sick and save lives. That’s why I came to ask you for advice. I hope you can teach me how to practice medicine so that I can save people in danger in the future.”

After hearing Han Lingxi's words, the mother-in-law put down the medicinal herbs in her hand and carefully examined Han Lingxi.

"Alright, it's rare to find someone with such a kind heart. I have a Rain Nourishment skill here, I'll give it to you. Since you're not a doctor, you probably aren't proficient in pharmacology either, so you can take this Elixir Brocade as well."

Han Lingxi bowed gratefully to her mother-in-law, "Thank you, Mother-in-law."

The mother-in-law waved her hand, "Go ahead, go out and explore the world, don't interfere with my drying of medicinal herbs."

Han Lingxi happily left the courtyard carrying two books. She already knew about the healing effect of the Rain Nourishing Herbs, and the Pill Brocade was for collecting herbs to refine pills. Both books were treasures. Han Lingxi learned the skills as soon as she left the courtyard, lest someone steal them if things went wrong.

Han Lingxi had nothing else to do, so she planned to squeeze in with the village chief to take on a beginner-level task. When she passed by the village ancestral hall, she was surprised to see Zhu Bi Mohen. Han Lingxi wondered why he was there.

Han Lingxi watched him from the side. He was talking to thin air, but Han Lingxi was too far away to hear clearly. After a while, a blue-eyed cat suddenly appeared in front of the ink mark on his brush. Han Lingxi was surprised. Was this also a strange encounter?

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