After securing the location, Lynn flew underground and materialized his Homeland.

He planned to explore it thoroughly tomorrow, but considering the involvement of things like evil gods, Lynn felt it was best to discuss it with his Aunt Hilliary before making any decisions.

But he definitely wanted those magic books and divine books.

As soon as the Homeland materialized, Lynn went straight to the monster space and checked the tavern. Fortunately, his aunt was there.

As Lynn walked into the tavern, a figure quickly pounced on him. He instinctively caught her, knowing who it was without looking.

Holding Little White, he went to his aunt's side.

Hilliary looked at Lynn with some confusion and asked, "Lynn, did you use up all your excavation attempts so quickly today?"

Lynn: "Not yet, but I encountered a special situation. I came to hear your opinion, Aunt."

Lynn put Little White down and asked Liliana to take care of her, then told Hilliary everything in detail.

"That's about it. What do you think?" After finishing, Lynn took a sip of fruit wine and looked at his Aunt Hilliary.

After listening, Hilliary looked at Lynn in surprise, then sighed, "How come I feel like your progress is so different from others?"

"Someone who hasn't even reached the seventh rank has already encountered something related to gods? Even if it's an evil god."

Lynn said nonchalantly, "It's sealed anyway, what's there to be afraid of?"

Hilliary rolled her eyes at Lynn and said, "It's not about the evil god, but I feel like the dungeon system has added you to a list of people worth nurturing."

Lynn: "??? What is that? A nurturing list? The dungeon system has that kind of thing?"

Hilliary: "Why wouldn't it? I've encountered a few before."

Seeming to remember something, Hilliary said with some disgust, "Although I don't know how one piece of trash had the qualifications."

Seeing his aunt's expression, Lynn became curious and asked, "Got any gossip, Aunt? Tell me about it."

Hilliary looked at Lynn speechlessly, thought for a moment, and then said, "I remember I asked you before if this tavern was unique, right?"

Lynn: "Yeah, you asked."

Hilliary: "I won't go into the difference between unique special buildings and non-unique special buildings, but if I were, say, a boss in those non-unique buildings, then there would be many of me. There would be as many of me as there are identical buildings."

"So it's not strange that all kinds of people can be encountered."

"I remember one piece of trash who was on the list saw me in someone else's building and wanted to include me in his harem or something, and then..."

Lynn, who received a watermelon from Liliana, looked at his aunt who had stopped talking and asked, "And then? What happened then?"

Hilliary looked at the three people eating watermelon and said with a smile, "Nothing much, I just broke all his limbs and threw him in front of a boar in heat, and I thoughtfully gave them a few spells to sustain and restore their stamina and injuries."

*Thud*

Lynn's watermelon slipped from his hand and fell to the floor.

Lynn, clamping his legs together, said, "Ahahaha, um, Aunt, weren't we talking about that nurturing list? Tell me about it."

Hilliary crossed her arms and looked at Lynn, then said, "Eat the watermelon, then I'll tell you."

Lynn took the watermelon that Little White picked up from the floor, taking a careful look at his aunt with every bite.

Watching Lynn finish the watermelon, Hilliary finally said, "This dungeon's nurturing list means that anyone on the list will be treated specially by the dungeon system. They will basically be assigned to high-risk dungeons two or three times a day, but the higher the risk, the higher the reward. As long as you can survive, you can become stronger quickly."

"Your situation looks very similar."

Lynn: "Who exactly is operating this dungeon system from behind the scenes? It even has this?"

Hilliary: "Don't worry, no one can control the dungeon system, not even gods. You can rest assured about that."

"Alright, let's not talk about this. If you go into that temple tomorrow, be careful of the evil god. You don't need to worry about the others. Those epic and legendary devils will basically be no match for you after hundreds of years."

"After all, they don't have time to recover, so they're not to be feared."

Hearing this, Lynn stopped eating watermelon and asked, "Now that the remaining good things in the temple, besides the magic books, are all in the main hall, are we not going to get them?"

Hilliary: "Be content. It's a temple, and a temple that once produced a god-level being. You should be secretly laughing that the magic books and divine books are still intact."

"You know, once I get those books, I can train mages and priests. What more could you want?"

Lynn: "Listening to you, Aunt, I'm definitely content. If there's really no way, then forget it. It's just a pity about that legendary magic array."

"By the way, Aunt, don't priests need to have faith in a certain god to be trained? How are you going to train them?"

Hilliary: "I have a way. You mentioned a legendary magic array just now? In that main hall?"

Lynn asked in confusion, "Yeah, what's wrong?"

Hilliary looked at Lynn and asked, "What type of magic array?"

Lynn: "Didn't I say?"

Hilliary: "No, you only said there were magic books and an evil god or something. You didn't mention the magic array at all."

Lynn: "Is that so? Then I'll tell you. Although I don't know much about it, I know it has defensive capabilities, suppressive capabilities, and the ability to absorb energy. It has a formation plate. That's all I know."

Hilliary: "Hmm~ That's enough functions, and it even has a formation plate. It seems to be a very comprehensive magic array. It will definitely be a great help to you. Get it."

Lynn: "??? Wait, Aunt, didn't you just say not to go to that main hall? There's an evil god there."

Hilliary, who took a small sip of fruit wine, replied, "That's because I didn't know there was a legendary magic array. You need to know how difficult it is to set up that level of magic array, let alone how rare the materials for the core of the array are."

"Bring back the formation plate, and I'll modify it. Once I've trained a few dozen mages and priests, it can be used. It's much better than directly supplying energy."

"As for that evil god, I have a way. Come over tomorrow."

Lynn asked with a dumbfounded expression, "Aunt, is there anything you can't do? Or are all elves so knowledgeable? Do you have to know a little bit of everything?"

"But I don't think Lina is as twisted as you, Aunt."

Hilliary gave Lynn a chop to the head and said, "You're the twisted one. How old is Lina? Just a little kid who's just come of age. Once you've experienced more, you'll know as much as your Aunt."

Lynn: "I don't think that's possible. I don't know about others, but I won't be so competitive."