70: Chapter 69 Green Witch Bloodline 70: Chapter 69 Green Witch Bloodline [Do you want to consu 503 Source Power to integrate Mu Ying’s exclusive Green Witch Bloodline, Broom Grass Seeds × 2, and wand materials × 1?]
“Yes!”
She could finally leave the Trial World with the items she had long anticipated!
As soon as Mu Ying’s consciousness returned, she felt a familiar yet strange sensation in her body, sowhat like the first ti she experienced Magic Infection, but also different.
[You have integrated the exclusive Green Witch Bloodline, adding the Green Witch Race, Charm Attribute 3]
[The compatibility between your Green Witch Bloodline and the Elf Bloodline in your body is extrely high, prompting the purification of your Wood Elf Bloodline.
Your race has been changed from Half-Elf to Elf, Agility Attribute 2, Charm Attribute 1, Constitution Attribute -1]
[Based on your Green Witch race, you have acquired Racial Skills: 1.
Magic (Magic Infection, Cooking Magic); 2.
Alchemy (Magic Wand Crafting, Flying Broom Crafting); 3.
Magic Potion (Not yet acquired); 4.
Herbal Cultivation (Broom Grass Cultivation)]
[Based on your Elf race, you have acquired Racial Skills: 1.
Dark Vision (ability to see in dark environnts); 2.
Swordsmanship Specialization; 3.
Arrow Skill Specialization]
[Based on your Green Witch and Elf races, your previous Human race has disappeared]
[Based on your Green Witch race, your lifespan has increased by 300 years]
[Based on your Elf race, your lifespan has increased by 700 years]
It was almost as significant as the changes when she first logged into the ga.
Mu Ying read through each item and grew more astonished.
Her Charm Attribute had increased by 4 points, reaching 15 points and becoming her second-highest attribute.
Her Agility also gained 2 points.
Compared to these, the one-point decrease in Constitution was acceptable.
This increase in attributes was synchronized with the bloodline integration, so she didn’t feel much.
She was familiar with the Green Witch Racial Skills, which were those she had learned in the Trial World, but the Elf Racial Skills truly surprised her.
There was a spell called Dark Vision among the Druid Circle 2 Spells, similar to the Elf Race Skills effect, but the skill required no consumption and was continuously effective.
Arrow Technique and Swordsmanship Specialization were also very practical.
Forest Patrol and Warrior could also learn these two skills, but they started at the Basic Level and had to practice continuously to reach specialization.
Mu Ying’s starting level was even higher.
All these were good news, but they also ca with troubles.
Mu Ying looked down at Shi Yin playing with her hair on her shoulder.
Dark Vision allowed her to see clearly that the lock of hair was still curly but had taken on a touch of dark green.
It was the exact sa color as the hair of her body in the Erald World.
She stood in front of the dressing mirror, sure enough, her appearance had changed as well.
Eyes the color of eralds, waist-length dark green curly hair, skin that was a shade whiter than before and completely poreless, her body had also grown significantly taller and more slender.
Lifting her hair, she noticed her ears had also beco slightly pointed, not as exaggerated as the Elves depicted in the Monster Atlas, but different from her previously round ears.
Although her facial features hadn’t changed much and she still looked like herself, they seed a bit more youthful, as if she had grown several years younger.
Her aura underwent a shocking transformation; she used to be just a pretty girl next door, but now she had the air of a mysterious and natural beauty.
Is it true that not all beautiful people have high Charm, but all with high Charm must be beautiful?
Has the Human Bloodline just been squeezed out like this?
“How am I supposed to go out tomorrow!”
Mu Ying wailed.
Even if she waited until she learned the hair dyeing magic potion and used it, it would take quite so ti, and the consumption of Source Power was hard to predict.
And there was no potion to change eye color.
Although green eyes were rare among humans in the Erald World, they weren’t nonexistent.
Witches hadn’t bothered with that here.
Moreover, her slightly pointed ears were sothing she couldn’t change.
Forget it, was there anyone who would force to explain to them?
Without any solution, Mu Ying decided to let go and let others guess as they pleased.
In any case, she wouldn’t explain.
If asked, it was either “I don’t know,” “I don’t want to talk about it,” or “I can’t say.” Better to go to bed early!
…
The next morning, Mu Ying walked confidently, chest out, with Yuan Gungun to buy breakfast at the local eatery.
“An elf!
No wonder,” Mrs.
Sela froze for a mont before quickly regaining her composure, and enthusiastically recomnded Mu Ying try the new fruit salad.
Mu Ying, who had wanted to eat pork stead buns, thought indignantly, “Can’t elves eat at?”
“Of course, they can eat at.
However, it’s said that at doesn’t suit elves’ tastes, they prefer fruits,” Mrs.
Sela explained about elves as if she knew it by heart—after all, who didn’t fantasize about encountering a beautiful elf in their youth?
That’s what adventure novels all say.
Besides, the Lord had turned into an elf, so talking about these things wasn’t against the rules.
Since the shop was still quiet, she chatted with particular enthusiasm.
Even though the elf before her wasn’t the handso male elf she admired in her youth, a cute elf girl was quite nice too.
“Ahem,” in the kitchen, the broad and stout Uncle Sela coughed loudly to assert his presence.
“Mom, Mom, is Dad’s cough acting up again?” Little Tom asked worriedly.
“No, I think he’s just itching for a scratch!”
Seizing the opportunity as Mrs.
Sela turned to go inside to reprimand her husband, Mu Ying quickly grabbed the stead buns along with Yuan Gungun and teleported straight to the plantation.
Although people she encountered that morning were surprised by her transformation, no one had approached her with questions, which was a relief.
Of course, she was unaware of the titles that had been spreading about her through the territory—titles like “Clobbering Fiend,” “Debt Awakening Enforcer,” “Master Stringer,” and “Vegetable Garden Maestro”…
In essence, she was seen as a mild-mannered but not-to-be-ssed-with figure.
Sitting side by side with Yuan Gungun on the ridge of the field, Mu Ying thought to herself that the pork stead buns were delicious, and the salad wasn’t bad either.
She thanked the Green Witch Bloodline for saving her taste buds, preventing her from leaning towards a vegetarian diet like the elves.
After breakfast, Grandpa Shom arrived.
“Bloodline purification, eh?
Now you truly look like a little lass,” Shom chuckled, stroking his beard.
“…” Mu Ying replied with difficulty, “I’ve heard that elves reach adulthood at a hundred years old.”
She had beco a juvenile just like Yuan Gungun!
It was simply unbelievable.
However, she privately decided to adhere to the Green Witch’s concept of ti, considering eighteen as the age of adulthood.
“Ha ha,” Shom found her expression incredibly amusing and couldn’t help but laugh out loud.
Mu Ying took out seeds from her Storage Pouch, “These are what I transford last night.
I’ve already told you their specific traits.
I’m giving you one for research, and I’m starting to infect another one!”
Shom nodded in agreent.
An old man and a young girl squatted beside a freshly dug furrow.
Magic Power slowly covered the seeds in her palm, and gradually, the Broom Grass Seeds started to sprout.
Mu Ying handed over the sprouted seed to Grandpa Shom.
The other seed in Grandpa Shom’s hands also sprouted.
“It’s indeed different from seeds quickened by Druid Spells.
In essence, mine hasn’t changed; it’s just accelerated in growth.
Your seed seems to have adapted toward the type of power you possess,” Grandpa Shom observed carefully and comnted.
“Plants adapting to people?
How fascinating!
But such a change can only be achieved by special individuals.
Indeed, it has been an eye-opener for .
Hmm, I’ve got a new inspiration; I’ll go back for research.
Here, you can play with this Spell…”
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