Surprise?
Lynch was oblivious to Klein's thoughts; he was still working out hard.
He has recently been switching between the Sleepless and the Mystery Pryer, Sequence 8, the Poet and the Melee Scholar.
Both Sequence are currently a good fit for him.
Although he cannot benefit from the bonuses of these two Pathway when he is not imitating, the abilities he develops through these two Pathway belong to him, which is something he can achieve by switching Pathway.
For example, he has now switched to the Reader Pathway, but his current physical condition is enough to easily defeat Klein after he has trained.
It's worth mentioning that Lynch believes the Sequence 8 Melee Scholar of the Mystery Pryer is incredibly beneficial to his training, and training through Pathway Pathway is less tiring, significantly boosting his physical abilities.
Furthermore, the Mystery Pryer's Pathway doesn't significantly impair memory. While it's not as fast as the Mystery Pryer 'Reader for memorizing things, it's certainly not as bad as the Sleepless's method. It's within the normal range of memory, and you can remember quite a lot if you just pay attention.
Of course, he still needs to go home at night and switch to Reader Pathway to study again, so that he can forget more slowly.
His Potion digestion was progressing steadily. He was constantly mimicking the Beyonder Pathway, essentially playing the role of an extraordinary being. He was confident that within two months, he would be able to tell the captain that he wanted to take Sequence 7 Potion.
In short, he was extremely satisfied with his life until he heard Klein ask him why he didn't go to the Poetry Culture Appreciation Club, at which point he remembered that he had been taking the Poet's Potion.
If he doesn't imitate, when he needs Sequence 7 Potion, the captain and the others will be completely dumbfounded, not understanding how this guy who doesn't usually play the Poet digests Potion.
"Poet? I'm currently figuring out how to play that role. I don't go to places like Poetry Culture Appreciation Club; I simply don't have that talent."
"If I go in there, they'll definitely be amazed, wondering if this guy who can't even recite a poem is here to joke around?"
Lynch made a sarcastic remark, then his eyes lit up as he turned to look at Klein.
"How about you write a poem for me? Just put my name on it so people will call me Poet. All the money you earn afterward is yours. Once I've digested the Potion, just say you used my name as a pen name, but you actually wrote it. How about that?"
Klein:...
How could this guy have such a brilliant idea?
Can he write poetry?
Before he transmigrated, he could never write any good poems. He was okay at writing doggerel, but he had only ever read real poems.
Wait, he can plagiarize.
If Roselle did it, he can too.
It seems that Roselle has a few poems he knows that weren't plagiarized, so maybe he could actually do it. He owes Lynch a lot, so he could help him get credit.
Can...
Even if he were willing, would his poetry collection sell?
Who would buy poetry written by an unknown guy?
Did he know that these things depend on reputation? Who would buy poems written by an ordinary person?
They probably wouldn't even want to finish reading it.
"No one buying is not a problem."
Lynch answered immediately.
Klein then realized that he had asked the question aloud.
But he soon found himself being laughed at.
Isn't it a problem if no one buys it?
"Buddy, if no one buys them, you won't be famous. Who will know you're a Poet? Of course, you can give them away for free, but I won't agree. My poems are also treasures!"
These were some of the few modern poems he had memorized, and ones that Roselle hadn't plagiarized. He'd rather not plagiarize them than give them away for free.
"It won't be given away for nothing, listen to me. I plan to give the poem to Mr. Azik so he can sell it to his students and even ask them about it on exams. I refuse to believe they won't believe I'm a Poet!"
Klein:...
No, that was pretty impressive!
If Mr. Azik had continued teaching, he could have sold his poems for a considerable sum each year.
Klein casually tossed a coin into the air, and seeing heads up, he decisively said, "I agree, I'll give you the poem in the next few days!"
"Okay, I'll contact Mr. Azik right away, and I'll make sure you get the money!"
Even if Mr. Azik doesn't pay, he'll still give Klein some extra money, ten pounds, no, five pounds, as a commission for his plagiarism.
However, before Lynch could even set off, just as he and Klein stepped out of Mr. Gawain's house, they saw Leonard arriving in a carriage.
Surprised?
Leonard greeted them with a grin.
Lynch shook his head and sighed.
"Not at all surprising. I was about to start preparing for my role as Poet, a plan I'd been thinking about for a long time, and your arrival has ruined it all."
Leonard looked at Klein with curiosity.
What idea did you come up with?
Klein:...
No, brother, this was Lynch's own idea. What does it have to do with him?
He was about to retort when he heard Lynch already retort.
"It was my idea, why are you looking at Klein? Do you think I'm not as smart as Klein?"
Lynch looked at Leonard with displeasure, while Leonard remained speechless.
Who would believe that someone with a terrible memory would blindly imitate the young man he and the team leader were from, and claim to be exceptionally intelligent?
Of course, it's not that Lynch is stupid. He mainly felt that as long as Klein stayed with Lynch, he would come up with some ideas, and these ideas might lead to certain things.
Lynch too loyal; he listens to whatever his friends say. Who knows what kind of trouble Klein will lead him into this time?
Tell me, what idea have you come up with?
"I can't speak, "Leonard.
Lynch immediately recounted the results of his discussion with Klein. He was going to tell the team about this anyway, otherwise how could he smoothly ask for the Potion later?
Leonard was completely dumbfounded.
Is this even allowed?
signature...
Lynch is a real talent!
"If possible, have Klein write a few songs for me next time. I'll agree to let him keep all the money; I just need to be credited."
Leonard said with amusement.
Lynch shrugged and jumped directly onto the carriage.
"Tell him yourself, he's right in front of me, I'm not going to pass on the message! Speaking of which, why do you suspect him? I think I'm much more suspicious than him!"
The Holy Cathedral said that the Antigonus Notebook, the one you submitted before that you thought was fake, I've handled that notebook a lot, and I might have even switched it. Why do you keep suspecting Klein?"
Lynch is really strange.
He felt that he was the most suspicious one; the Antigonus Notebook had only lost its words and energy after being passed around in his hands, making it seem like a fake.
Later, it was him who took the Antigonus Notebook, and in the end, it was him who threw the Antigonus Notebook into that house. Why does it seem like he's suspecting Klein all the time?