Three Extraordinary Items

Saturday afternoon.

Lynch took Klein's "poems" to Mr. Azik's house. He and Klein discussed the poems and decided to sell them to students at Khoy University for two soli each.

It's not too expensive, but it's good for long-term, sustainable growth.

Mr. Azik was somewhat helpless, stating that he genuinely wanted to teach, not to make things difficult for his students.

However, upon hearing Lynch say that this was the key to his Advancement, he still said that he would definitely have his students buy it and memorize the entire text.

Of course, to make the claim of Lynch as Poet more authentic, he added many of his own poems to the book, indicating that he would also include all of them under the Lynch.

To be honest, after reading it twice, Lynch discovered that Mr. Azik actually had quite a talent for writing poetry.

While it may not compare to the famous poems that Klein presented, it is definitely worth reading—no, it must be memorized.

Lynch believed that only when students memorized the poems until they were dizzy and exhausted could they truly accept that he was a Poet.

"These are all minor matters. Just behave yourself lately. Although I don't know what those people are up to, it's definitely dangerous. You absolutely mustn't get involved in those things, understand?"

Mr. Azik looked at Lynch intently, and Lynch nodded quickly.

"Don't worry, I've been behaving very well lately. I'm even planning how to leave Tingen as soon as possible. I know it's dangerous here, and I won't risk my life."

He spoke sincerely, and Mr. Azik believed him.

He took a deep breath and gave a knowing look.

"Ince Zangwill says it's all your fault, but I think he's talking nonsense. If I ever catch him, I'll make him pay!"

Mr. Azik said angrily.

Lynch stared at him in astonishment. This man had actually found Ince Zangwill?

I thought you were going to kill him.

He said thoughtfully, "After all, Mr. Azik is Angel. Killing a Sequence 5 Ince Zangwill shouldn't be difficult for him. I didn't expect Mr. Azik to not make a move."

"He had a lot of connections, and I always felt there was danger involved, so in the end I decided against it."

Mr. Azik sighed. He had certainly noticed Ince Zangwill's escape, and he had deliberately let him go, otherwise he felt that a divine intervention would have occurred.

Although he felt he wasn't afraid.

"Alright, just get out of Tingen as soon as possible. It's really dangerous here. I have a feeling I'll have to leave soon too."

Mr. Azik rubbed his temples.

Lynch quickly looked at him.

"Why? I don't think it's dangerous for you to stay here."

In the original story, Mr. Azik left to search for his past, investigate Ince Zangwill, and avenge Klein. But now that Mr. Azik's memories have returned fairly well, and he's even seen Ince Zangwill, why is he still leaving?

And what will happen to Mr. Azik's poems after he leaves?

"I'll ask a good friend to help me with the poem. Don't worry, we have a great relationship, and he'll continue to do it until you don't need it anymore."

I have too many memories coming back to me, and I sense a certain danger. I also want to follow my memories to find things from the past.

Don't worry, I'll wait until you're settled before leaving. You can write to me often. Of course, I'll also leave you some things to keep you safe; you're still a child!

Lynch:...

He wanted to say that he was no longer a child, but he saw a small handful of extraordinary items appear in Mr. Azik's hand.

Yes, just a small handful!

There are three in total.

They were all small items, including a pen cap.

But it is an extraordinary item.

You take these!

Mr. Azik laughed when he saw Lynch's wide-eyed expression, and placed the extraordinary items in front of Lynch.

"When you wear this pen cap, it reminds you of the things you need to do each day. If you forget, it will quietly remind you. Its downside is that it makes you thirsty."

"This handkerchief is for gender reassignment. When you want to change your gender, you can wear it and it will instantly transform you into the opposite sex."

Of course, the face is still the same, maybe a bit softer. The downside is that if you use it for a long time, you'll forget how to change it back. I've seen someone wear it for three whole years, until his brother started to dislike women, and that's when he had to change it back.

Lynch:!!

What an explosive story!

"Don't worry, I don't mind if you become a lady."

At this point, Mr. Azik laughed.

Judging from his expression, he seemed quite eager for Lynch to try it out here.

"I mind, I mind very much!"

Without a second thought, Lynch stuffed the handkerchief into his spatial glove. He didn't want to undergo a gender reassignment in front of Mr. Azik; he'd rather kill him!

Tell me about this!

Lynch quickly pointed to a watch next to him.

This is also an extraordinary item that Mr. Azik brought out.

Of course, he was very careful not to touch the watch, worried that it might have some unknown function.

Mr. Azik was much more cautious this time.

"I forget when I got this watch. Wearing it allows you to teleport anywhere within a hundred kilometers. However, its downside is that after each teleportation, you need to provide it with a living being with a soul, otherwise it will devour your life."

So when you've used it and can't find a life form with a soul, you can write to me and have a messenger give it to me. I'll try to find a way for you. Don't bear this alone; your life is more important to me!

Lynch nodded excitedly, completely unconcerned about its negative effects. What would be terrible for others would disappear for him after he recognized it as his master.

"Don't worry, I'll carry it with me every day!"

Lynch immediately put the watch on with a delighted expression.

He knew Mr. Azik gave him these things because he was worried about his safety, and his promise to bring the watch was much stronger than any other guarantee.

As expected, Mr. Azik was very satisfied.

"Keep this safe, don't give it to your roommate. I know you're worried about his safety, but personally, I think he's safer than you."

Mr. Azik, like any parent worried about their child doing something foolish, earnestly gave these words of advice.

Lynch nodded vigorously.

He's not stupid; when did he ever give Klein anything good?

I heard you risked your life to save him.

Mr. Azik stared at Lynch expressionlessly.

He only found out about Lynch's real workplace address by secretly going there to eavesdrop; otherwise, he wouldn't have known how great his son was!

"But that was a dream, really, I know it was a dream... Okay, I swear, I'll never do that again!"

Lynch reluctantly raised his hand.

He should have known better than to tell Mr. Azik his work address.