"Isn't this the dream of countless adventurers?"
"What's the price?" Linda remained unmoved, her face expressionless.
McCarty: "Just obey one order from Lord Leng Yue, yes, only one."
Linda: "What if the order was for the adventurer to die?"
"I don't think Lord Lengyue would issue such an order."
McCarty shrugged and said, "This is a legendary adventurer who protects the human empire and brings peace to the continent. How could she let you die so easily? Even if such an order were given, she would lead the charge."
"Yeah?"
Linda stared at McCarty suspiciously.
How many people know about Leng Yuegong's betrayal?
The legendary swordsman who was willing to risk his life for the secret realm, and who refused to surrender even when threatened with having his corpse defiled by a group of goblins, has long since changed!
"Is there no other way to get a ten-star rating?" Linda asked.
"What, you're still planning to refuse?"
McCarty's expression changed, her eyes becoming extremely dangerous: "Lord Lengyue rarely invites the same person a second time. You must know the consequences of angering a legend, right?"
Don't give me that.
Linda: "How much weight do I, a mere Moon Rank cultivator, carry in the eyes of a Legendary? They'd probably forget about me the moment they turn their heads. Why would they bother punishing me for such a trivial matter?"
McCarty coughed and said, “But the people below will try to figure out what Lord Leng Yue means. For example, I think that if you refuse again, she might get angry. So I’ll punish you in advance, and then I can win her favor. If she forgets, I’ll just pretend this never happened.”
Linda:
Should I still refuse?
"I'm sorry, but the senior students in Bingyuan might bully you. I will also keep an eye on you when you make mistakes and punish you severely."
McCarty said with a smile, "Sign it, it's a great deal. The other five signed the contract without even thinking about it, unlike you, who have a lot of concerns."
Linda shook her head: "I respect legendary adventurers, but that doesn't mean I'm willing to sign a contract."
Seeing his unyielding attitude, McCarty gritted her teeth, wishing she could kill him with her gaze.
This is an opportunity that others would kill for.
How dare that lecherous devil refuse the legendary adventurer's invitation twice!
McCarty said in a deep voice, "There won't be a third chance like this."
“No need. If possible, I want to earn a ten-star rating based on my own abilities,” Linda said firmly.
McCarty leaned back on the sofa, rubbing her temples, and sighed, "I've never seen anyone as stubborn as you before. Is signing a contract going to kill you?"
Then he paused and said, "There are other ways to get a ten-star rating."
Linda: "What?"
"Kill enough demons and accumulate merits, and you can be granted a ten-star rating."
McCarty shrugged. "But nobody, or rather, almost nobody, can do this kind of thing."
"I see."
Linda said earnestly, "Whether it works or not, let's give it a try."
McCarty looked at him strangely.
I have a feeling this kid doesn't understand human language.
Ice Abyss has been established for decades and has trained tens of thousands of students, each of whom is an elite of Cangqing Province. Even so, only three people have obtained a ten-star rating without signing a contract.
Of the three, one became a legend, another is on his way to becoming a legend, and the last one is hailed as the adventurer with the "most promising chance to reach the top of the World Tree".
McCarty does admire Linda, but that's all.
Between humans and monsters lies a chasm that even if one practices jumping for two and a half lifetimes and transforms into a chicken, one cannot cross.
"I hope to see your name on the graduation list three years from now." McCarty put away the contract, her attitude noticeably turning cold.
She was genuinely angry with Linda.
Before even entering the Ice Abyss, they had already offended one of the instructors.
Linda was also speechless; all she wanted was freedom.
Not wearing a dog leash is seen as disrespectful to important people.
What a terrible other world.
After seeing McCarty off, I took a shower and went back to my room.
night.
The moonlight shone brightly outside the window. On a large bed, Linda held Tasia in her arms and muttered to herself, "Do you think my choice was right?"
"Soliciting resources from Lord Lengyue would certainly be enough; getting several legendary weapons shouldn't be a problem."
"Our choice is our choice."
Tasia nestled against Linda's chest and whispered, "Just being able to smell my master's scent is enough for me."
Perhaps spurred on by the Light Rank adventurer, Linda was full of energy that night.
Even with soundproofing in the room, the team members were still blushing from listening. It was as if a small earthquake had struck the villa, shaking continuously for twenty minutes before finally stopping.
"Ugh, so annoying."
In the bedroom, Kaphni buried her head under the pillow.
The little toy in my hand felt utterly uninteresting.
She couldn't even imagine how happy Tasia was in Linda's room.
Anna in the next room was different.
Anna dared to think that way.
They even imagined it so vividly.
A burst of green light erupted from his head, and his strength actually increased again.
When she woke up the next day, Linda acted as if nothing had happened and continued her cultivation as usual, despite the strange looks from her teammates.
Five days passed in the blink of an eye.
At noon that day, the sun was at its strongest, and the air seemed to be filled with fiery red chili peppers.
Ants crawled out from the shade, but after a few steps they rolled over and went into a sweet dream.
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