Level 3 Apprentice, Lynn, step forward.

Chapter 97 Third-Level Apprentice, Lynn, step forward.

The success rate of flying sticks in their natural living state would certainly not be this high.

The problem clearly lies in Lynn's parenting style and the subtle, almost imperceptible, magical influence of the pike.

During incubation, the pike uses the residual heat from its mouth to provide a constant temperature for the eggs. Perhaps geothermal activity is one of the factors that catalyzes the transformation of electric worms into flying rods.

Or perhaps the magical structures within the pike's body, which had just been fused with those of its own kind, played a role in accelerating the process.

In short, the changes only occurred after Lynn returned to the planet.

At this point, the hydra in the game finally swallowed the last giant sunfish that offered no resistance.

The fish remained motionless on the virtual water surface, as if it had been waiting to be eaten.

Once the hydra's tentacles wrapped around the fish, the entire fish was encased in its translucent body and completely digested.

The evolution bar reached its end, and a dazzling golden light effect bloomed on the screen, followed by a scrolling text: Hydroid Seeder - Hydroid Sea Ending - Perfect Completion.

"What an amazing senior! He managed to achieve a perfect ending despite the high energy consumption of six special abilities! Senior, please teach me!"

Another slightly chubby apprentice next to him chimed in, "Six special abilities! Senior, that's so interesting! I want to become a master of the Hydra Evolution Game too!"

Lynn rubbed his eyes and withdrew his hand from the control panel. "Easy, you can do it one at a time."

As the trainees were surprised, winning in a game with high energy consumption is difficult. It means cramming as many functional modules as possible into a limited space while maintaining a balance between energy intake and expenditure. This is even more true in reality. The pike's weakness stems from its high energy consumption and specific dietary requirements.

The same goes for the Corrosive Vine; in actual use, Lynn found that its consumption was quite considerable.

This is not hard to understand; the principle behind the high energy of the vine lies in maintaining a delicate balance between growth and destruction at all times.

Despite its massive growth, which may appear to increase only slightly in size, it consumes four to six times the magic power of a normal Edranor plant.

Therefore, there are still many limitations to covering the entire body with corrosive vines and using them for prolonged battles.

Lynn decided to list it as a backup plant for full-coverage only in the full-output mode.

Under normal circumstances, the thriving growth of *Aedranorus edulis* alone is sufficient to handle most situations.

Based on the cloven spirochete, lamb, and black lamb.

He summarized the following pairing methods:

One is the general combat mode of covering with Edranor grass and blue-light algae, with corrosive vine grass as an attack method and emergency defense method to deal with emergencies.

The second is a full-power combat mode where his entire body is covered in corrosive vines. In this state, his output and defense will reach their peak, but he cannot maintain it for long.

The third is a remote reconnaissance mode that mainly uses oasis pioneers, fungal carpet morphology and worm morphology, combined with a small amount of Edrano grass and blue light algae, and then combined with pike.

In this mode, his main body hardly participates in combat; all output and perception are handled by the dispersed individuals.

Each form has its own area of ​​advantage, and Lynn is undoubtedly a person who is good at observation and summarization.

Soon.

Another victory.

The settlement screen scrolls across the display, showing tiny hydra offspring being scattered into a virtual ocean, becoming the starting point for a new generation.

"Game 0ver: Hydra Seeder. Ending in the Sea of ​​Hydra, Victory."

Lynn rubbed his slightly sore eyes, and after teaching his apprentices some simple operating skills, he jumped down from the game console.

The apprentices behind him eagerly crowded around, some already pulling out magic stones to start the next round.

"Senior! I want to learn about evolution!"

Lynn waved her hand, lowered her rolled-up sleeves, and straightened her collar. "I'm going back now. Come again when you have time."

He turned and walked out of the courtyard.

The pike on his chest moved slightly a few steps after he left the game console.

Someone is waiting for him.

In the sky above the mirror city, several birds flew overhead. Their wings shimmered translucently in the light filtering through the dome.

Lynn walked along the stone path of the Herb Academy, unconsciously taking a few steps towards Aigard's office. This time, Aigard had also taken Melsu and several "elite" apprentices with him.

It is said that he is going to the next planet to work with his former students on a larger project.

Lynn stood in front of the closed office door, sighed, and then turned and walked towards his farmland.

In the distance, he saw four people standing on the open ground by the edge of the field. To be precise, four people were standing quietly around the small stone table outside his house.

The largest is the Falvi.

He was trembling with fear in front of the other three, not at all like an adult.

Two apprentices in uniform stood to one side. Their uniforms were the dark gray of the Problem Wizards Control Center, and their expressions were serious.

The other person was an old man with a goatee, who looked to be between seventy and eighty years old.

However, considering the lifespan of wizards, the actual age corresponding to this appearance may be even longer.

Seeing that the two uniformed apprentices remained silent, he stepped forward first, bowed slightly, and thanked Lynn, saying, "Lynn, no matter how many times I say it online, it can't express my gratitude. I still feel I must thank you in person."

Albright, a relative of Falvi, had been a senior apprentice at the Corruption Academy for many years and recently advanced to a fifth-level wizard apprentice. Falvi's ability to go from 1.1 to 2.9 in just six months was largely due to the support and arrangements made by this elder.

"No need, Your Excellency Albright." Lynn nodded slightly. "Your fodder has been of great benefit to me."

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Although Lynn's actual job was simply to drag Falvi out of the fermentation chamber, things that previously required Thomas's connections now had a more stable and legitimate path to obtain.

He should also thank the other party.

After a few rounds of mutual flattery, Albright said, "Humble apprentice. You will have a bright future, just like the vastness of deep space."

The old man with the goatee and Falvi's figures gradually disappeared at the end of the cobblestone path.

The two control room apprentices in dark gray uniforms straightened their expressions, exchanged a glance, and jogged over to Lynn.

One of them unfolded the roll of parchment in his hand and announced in a loud voice: "Lynn, a third-level wizard apprentice, step forward."

"Your assignment is now announced."

World Name: Wizard's Tavern, completely disconnected, a high-value planet, suspected to be inhabited by surviving remnants of wizarding civilizations...

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Should we proceed to the space observation station immediately?

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