I’m not Goblin Slayer Chapter 090

“What’s wrong?” Gauss was puzzled.

“Nothing, I just wanted to say, when you condense your class, if you need any tonics or potions, I can also help.”

“Do I need herbs and potions to condense my class?” Gauss asked curiously.

“You can do without them, but with proper supplements, it can accelerate the process of condensing your class, and the effect might be slightly better,” Lawrence explained when he saw that Gauss didn’t understand. “Spellcaster apprentices like us need to properly supplement with food or potions that calm the mind and nourish the brain. Warriors need supplements that strengthen the body, and other class apprentices have their own needed supplements.”

“Understood.” Gauss nodded. “Then I’ll trouble you to help with the purchases.”

Lawrence’s family had a herbal medicine shop, and after spending time together recently, Gauss felt that he wasn’t someone who would take advantage of small gains. If Lawrence could help with the purchases, it would save him a lot of worry.

“It’s no trouble at all.”

Lawrence breathed a sigh of relief when Gauss agreed.

This also indicated that at least Gauss’s relationship with him wasn’t too distant.

After one dungeon exploration, everyone in the team understood that Gauss’s future was absolutely limitless.

He would definitely not stop at merely crossing the class threshold, but would continue to advance, to see sights they might never see in their lifetime.

Befriending him in advance was befriending a future high-level class holder.

“This meal is on me, none of you fight me for it.” Edith also somewhat came to her senses and quickly stood up and said, “Thank you, Gauss, for saving me. If you ever need me for anything, feel free to contact me.”

As she spoke, she winked at Gauss.

Sometimes, being helped can itself become an opportunity to deepen a relationship.

Isn’t social interaction all about give and take?

…

Inside a simple, unadorned three-story red brick building.

“Bang!”

A ball of acid was thrown at Gauss, and deep green acid splattered.

“Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle!”

The Mage Armor on Gauss’s body released ripples of light, and wisps of white smoke continuously rose from his skin. It looked frightening, but it never managed to penetrate the protection of the Mage Armor.

Gauss raised his hand, stopping the apprentice who was about to cast another cantrip.

The apprentice also gave up on casting, looking at Gauss’s face beaming with excitement and joy. At first, he was a bit confused, but after a moment, he looked at Gauss with some disbelief.

“Yes, I made it.” Gauss laughed heartily. “Thank you for your help.”

After several more days of practice, the proficiency of Mage Armor finally broke through Lv 3, successfully advancing to Lv 4.

Mage Armor Lv 4 ( 0/100)

Gauss felt the natural magic of the surrounding world gather little by little towards his body, and a sharp glint flashed in his eyes.

What a wonderful feeling.

It was as if, in the unseen, a sublime power was gazing upon him.

He quickly walked towards the association’s cultivation chamber.

He pushed the door open.

Inside, a large amount of tonics and food that he had asked Lawrence to purchase for him were already stored, especially the most expensive azure small potion bottle in the center of the shelf.

A bottle of [Nourishing Spirit Potion], costing 95 silver coins at cost price, could quickly provide his brain with the necessary nutrients when needed.

Many spellcaster apprentices, if conditions allowed, would prepare a bottle in advance during the process of condensing their class.

It wasn’t that it was indispensable.

It was just that condensing a class was a process, or what others called “reception.”

During this process, the will of the world would bestow gifts upon every apprentice about to advance to a class holder, helping them improve their physical qualities and finally condense the class within their body as a source of power, officially crossing the class threshold.

If there was a lack of specific supplements, this “reception” process would be relatively long, and physical qualities would slowly and subtly increase over a period of time, which could be fast or slow, and there was even a certain probability of failure.

Gauss sat on the bed in the cultivation chamber.

He felt his state become very peculiar; his brain began to be abnormally active, as if it had been refreshed.

Every moment, many fresh ideas would emerge in his mind, as if a young child was facing a brand new world, filled with all sorts of thoughts.

Before Gauss’s eyes, the prompt text of the Adventurer’s Handbook also began to refresh frequently.

“Condensing class…”

“Intelligence slightly increasing…”

“Constitution slightly increasing…”

“Mage Armor proficiency + 1”

“Mage Armor proficiency + 1”

“…”

Gauss exhaled white mist.

A mysterious force, like an invisible large hand, was continuously transforming his body and spirit!

So hungry!

Didn’t they say this was a slow, continuous process?

Gauss had already prepared for a long battle, going into seclusion for several days or even longer.

But he didn’t expect the feedback of the changes to come so suddenly and urgently.

Fortunately, this cultivation chamber was fully equipped, not only with a large amount of daily necessities and supplements but also with a resting area, washing area, and other spaces.

He got up, took some drinking water and food, and wolfed them down.

So hungry! So hungry!

Gauss felt like he was about to be devoured by an intense hunger! If there was a piece of meat in front of him, he felt he could pick it up and eat it raw.

Thankfully, he had prepared a large amount of supplies in advance, otherwise, following the unhurried experience of others would have been his undoing.

“Pfft!” While eating, Gauss suddenly got a nosebleed.

But he dared not stop eating; the hunger in his body kept urging him to eat more food!

Eat! Keep eating!

Gauss didn’t know how much food he had eaten, he just kept eating instinctively.

Jerky, oatcakes, bread, water, medicinal cakes, nourishing pills, nourishing spirit potions—all consumed.

“Burp!” Gauss let out a satisfied burp.

Strangely, even though he had eaten enough food and various supplements for several weeks for an ordinary person, his abdomen didn’t swell too exaggeratedly.

It was as if the food had all disappeared.

Fortunately, that intense hunger was suppressed.

He was alive again!

Gauss breathed a sigh of relief.

Just now, after finishing the dry rations at hand and preparing to get other supplies, he looked at his arm and even wanted to bite it hard.

Fortunately, he managed to control himself in the end.

After eating a large amount of food, Gauss soon felt an intense drowsiness.

Every cell in his body seemed to be urging him to rest.

Eat and then sleep? Is this how I condense my class?

Gauss shook his head, but he also knew that at such a critical moment, he shouldn’t deliberately resist his instincts.

Because at this time, instinct was actually guidance from the will of the world, and resisting it was refusing the help provided by the will of the world.

Locking the door.

Gauss returned to the bed and lay down.

He closed his eyes.

Within a few breaths, he quickly sank into a childlike sleep.

Lying on the bed, his chest continuously rose and fell. Although he was in a state of sleep, his cerebral cortex was extraordinarily excited, continuously releasing a large number of signals and hormones.

After his consciousness had entered a state of deep sleep, his body also began to emit a faint pure white glow, like a layer of armor firmly protecting him in his sleep.

And beside him, the bone staff was also faintly glowing.

Inside his body, the magic, which was originally like a thin stream, continuously washed through him, and as it flowed, it rapidly expanded in a very short time.

Each time the magic circulated within his body, it rapidly expanded by a circle!

And the talent for rapid digestion precisely provided a large amount of logistical supplies for the magic that was rapidly proliferating like a virus.

Moreover, it wasn’t just the magic that changed.

If an outsider were present, they would feel that the air around Gauss, lying on the bed, began to distort, making him seem indistinct, like looking at flowers through a fog.

The dust floating in the air around him suddenly disappeared, and the ants and mosquitoes crawling under the bed also became motionless.

It was as if the entire space was suppressed by an invisible force!