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Who Says I’m Not a Legitimate Adventurer?

Chapter 28: Filling the Knowledge Panel · Oct 08, 2026

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1 Chapter 1: You’d Better Be a Proper Talent 2026-10-08
2 Chapter 2: Second Talent: Ouroboros Ring 2026-10-08
3 Chapter 3: Half a Month Equals a Year of Effort 2026-10-08
4 Chapter 4: Brass Lantern Base 2026-10-08
5 Chapter 5: Congratulations, Mr. Raven 2026-10-08
6 Chapter 6: Gathering Coppercap Mushrooms 2026-10-08
7 Chapter 7: Environmental Stability 2026-10-08
8 Chapter 8: Skill Allocation 2026-10-08
9 Chapter 9: Basic Botany and Simple Potion Crafting 2026-10-08
10 Chapter 10: Unlocking the Research Function 2026-10-08
11 Chapter 11: Stability Plummeting 2026-10-08
12 Chapter 12: First Battle 2026-10-08
13 Chapter 13: Swordsman Advancement Requirements 2026-10-08
14 Chapter 14: Slaughter All the Goblins 2026-10-08
15 Chapter 15: Biological Research Activated 2026-10-08
16 Chapter 16: Talent: Iron Stomach 2026-10-08
17 Chapter 17: Violet Academy 2026-10-08
18 Chapter 18: Legacy Class 2026-10-08
19 Chapter 19: 【Fire Thief】 2026-10-08
20 Chapter 20: Large-Scale Joint Extermination Commission 2026-10-08
21 Chapter 21: 33 Points of Proficiency 2026-10-08
22 Chapter 22: Specialty: Trench Rat’s Bite 2026-10-08
23 Chapter 23: Growing Stronger Every Day 2026-10-08
24 Chapter 24: Unlocking the Codex 2026-10-08
25 Chapter 25: Privacy Secrets and Social Networks 2026-10-08
26 Chapter 26: Class Bonus 2026-10-08
27 Chapter 27: The First Vanguard Departs 2026-10-08
28 Chapter 28: Filling the Knowledge Panel 2026-10-08
29 Chapter 29: Going Home to Make Ointment 2026-10-08
30 Chapter 30: Goblin Warchief 2026-10-08
31 Chapter 31: A New Stage in Biological Research 2026-10-08
32 Chapter 32: The First Death and Legacy 2026-10-08
33 Chapter 33: Slaughter, Green Blood Splattering 2026-10-08
34 Chapter 34: Pale Sentinel, Alvis 2026-10-08
35 Chapter 35: What You Should Desire Is the Body of a Young Lady 2026-10-08
36 Chapter 36: Attribute Lock 2026-10-08
37 Chapter 37: Earning Twenty-Five Silver Coins a Day! 2026-10-08
38 Chapter 38: Future Profits Tenfold, Hundredfold 2026-10-08
39 Chapter 39: Control Over One’s Own Desires 2026-10-08
40 Chapter 40: Preparing to Resign 2026-10-08
41 Chapter 41: Soul Wear 2026-10-08
42 Chapter 42: Securing the Order at Original Price 2026-10-08
43 Chapter 43: Elves and Half-Elves 2026-10-08
44 Chapter 44: The Flowering Period of Elves 2026-10-08
45 Chapter 45: Basic Potion Crafting 2026-10-08
46 Chapter 46: Item: Confession of the Phantom Iris 2026-10-08
47 Chapter 47: Farewell 2026-10-08
48 Chapter 48: Azure Dragon Ultimate Style 2026-10-08
49 Chapter 49: Gale March Breathing Technique 2026-10-08
50 Chapter 50: The First Hunter King 2026-10-08

Seeing Lance turn around, Damian revealed an extremely happy smile.

He quickly walked up the steps, then stopped two steps away from Lance and bowed deeply.

“Senior!”

The boy straightened up, his tone brimming with barely concealed excitement.

“I followed your advice and joined an experienced party to learn. The captain valued my foundation in swordsmanship and assigned me as the team’s secondary attacker.”

“Thank you for scolding me back then. After moving with the team during this period, I finally understood how much there is to learn to become a qualified adventurer.”

At this point, Damian scratched his head a little awkwardly.

“The captain even taught me how to track Goblins based on the moisture level of their droppings……”

Though slightly embarrassed, his eyes shone as he shared his experiences.

From coordinating with teammates to encircle lone Goblins, to narrowly escaping death during a Gnoll ambush, to setting traps to deal with a frenzied, mutated wild boar—Lance did not interrupt him.

The hand that had instinctively rested on his sword hilt quietly relaxed.

He could tell that the so-called captain was willing to teach the boy life-saving skills like tracking, which meant he truly treated him as a teammate rather than disposable bait.

A party willing to nurture newcomers like this was considered a high-quality team among adventurers.

It meant they had long-term plans and goals.

Only after Damian finished speaking did he look at Lance with an expectant gaze, like a puppy seeking praise.

“Since that captain is willing to teach you, it means you’ve met good people.”

Lance spoke in a gentle tone.

“Learn well. These are things that can save your life at critical moments.”

As he spoke, he reached out and lightly patted Damian’s shoulder, which, though not broad, had grown much sturdier.

This simple action seemed to give Damian immense courage.

The boy took a deep breath, as if making some kind of decision.

“Um… I still don’t know how to address you, Senior.”

“If it weren’t for what you said back then, I might have already rushed foolishly into Copper Creek Forest and died.”

Lance fell silent for a moment.

The shadow beneath his hood obscured his expression.

“Just call me Raven.”

“Raven……”

Damian murmured the codename twice, firmly engraving it into his memory.

Then he fumbled around in the worn pouch at his waist.

It was a pendant woven from thick blue hemp rope. The craftsmanship was far from skillful—crooked and uneven, almost painful to look at.

At the end of the knot hung a smoothly polished white pebble, upon which a crude symbol resembling a charm had been drawn.

“Senior Raven, this is for you.”

“Thank you for teaching me how to live as an adventurer.”

“The way you scolded me back then… was really like my older brother.”

At the mention of his departed family member, Damian’s face no longer carried the grief and anger from before, but instead showed a trace of relief.

The boy was gradually learning to move forward while carrying those memories.

“This is a return-home knot from our hometown tradition. It represents safety. My brother used to weave one for me every time I went out.”

Damian smiled brightly.

“I made this a long time ago. I’ve been looking for you at the Adventurers’ Guild for several days but couldn’t find you. Luckily, I ran into you before departure today.”

“Otherwise, I would have already left with the vanguard.”

He handed the charm-like object toward Lance.

“I also hope that every time you go on a mission, you’ll return safely.”

Lance was momentarily stunned.

Through the shadow of his hood, he looked at the poorly made knot, then at the boy’s hopeful eyes.

He did not refuse.

Lance reached out, took the knot, and hung it on the clasp of his waist pouch.

The bright blue rope clashed with his worn brown-gray leather armor, yet somehow stood out vividly.

“The craftsmanship really isn’t great.”

Lance commented, though there was a hint of a smile in his voice.

“But the sentiment isn’t bad.”

“Stay alive.”

“Don’t be reckless in the forest. You only have one life.”

Damian nodded vigorously and responded loudly, “Yes! Senior Raven!”

At that moment, a shout came from afar.

“Damian! What are you dawdling for! We’re about to depart!”

Lance looked over and saw a well-equipped Adventurer Party forming up in the distance. Several seasoned warriors were waving in this direction.

“Got it! I’m coming!”

Damian responded, then turned back to say goodbye.

“Senior Raven, I’m heading back!”

“Wait.”

Lance suddenly called out.

Under the boy’s puzzled gaze, Lance took out an unlabelled small clay jar from his waist pouch and tossed it over.

“Catch.”

Damian fumbled but managed to catch the jar, looking confused.

“This is a hemostatic ointment I made myself. Its effect is roughly comparable to Troll’s Blood on the market.”

Lance explained.

“You can use it for external injuries. Use it sparingly.”

Damian tightly gripped the jar, a wide smile spreading across his face as he waved his arm vigorously.

“Thank you! I’ll survive like a cockroach!”

Watching the boy run off cheerfully, Lance lowered his head and touched the blue rope knot at his waist, which swayed with his movement.

Like a cockroach, huh?

This kid really learned fast.

In this unfamiliar world, beyond exchanges of interests, it seemed that other kinds of bonds were beginning to form.

Perhaps what was called a sense of belonging slowly grew from these seemingly insignificant human connections.

……

Only after the massive vanguard force had left for half an hour did Lance set off with his pack.

With the vanguard clearing the path ahead, wandering monsters along the way would be dealt with, making his journey much easier.

As he headed toward Copper Creek Forest, he summoned the system panel.

【Knowledge Experience: 30】

This was the accumulation he had earned through diligently completing gathering tasks during this period.

It was the perfect time to allocate his points while heading into the mountains.

Lance’s gaze swept across the panel.

The once sparse knowledge panel had now become richly filled.

【Knowledge: Botany LV1, Monster Anatomy LV1, Monster Ecology LV1, Pharmacology LV1, Wilderness Survival LV1, Mineralogy LV1】

These were all the wealth brought to him by those three expensive books.

Without the slightest hesitation, Lance willed it, investing all 30 precious points of Knowledge Experience into 【Wilderness Survival】.

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