Chapter 37: The Sve-Hunting Group

  Matthew closely examined Liana’s attributes and tasted the stark trast between an ordinary person and a genius destio stir up future storms.

  Liana

  Age: 9

  Profession: None

  Talent: None

  Attributes:

  Strength: 5

  Agility: 6

  stitution: 5

  Intelligence: 14

  Perception: 10

  Charisma: 18

  Luck: -5 (Catastrophic Fate)

  Evaluation: Misfortune gs to her, her fate fraught with adversity.

  At just 9 years old, Liana’s charisma had already reached an impressive 18, and her bloodline abilities had begun to ma, no wohe other children found her presensettling.

  Despite a luck value of -5, she had not yet faced total disaster, a testament to her resilience.

  Matthew could sehat Liana’s mental state was troubled, as if she was both flicted aed.

  Clearly, her ive luck was already taking its toll.

  Watg Liana csp the crystal, Matthew saw it emit a perfect glow, drawing a look of surprise from the young girl.

  But just as Matthereparing to pull her aside for special training,

  "Ding! Would you like to spend 100 Fate s to unlock Fate's Choice?"

  The familiar prompt rang in Matthew's ear, and without hesitation, he chose yes.

  Though nothing outwardly ged, within Matthew's vision, the familiar meics of Fate's Choice emerged once again.

  "Unlock Fate's Choice: Keep Liana—Luck -3, Release Liana—Luck +3!"

  Seeing Liana, unaware of the forces at py, Matthew chose to keep her without hesitation.

  In disbelief, Liana looked up at him, and Matthew gently patted her head, feeling a faint chill seep through his hand. He smiled and said:

  "Your talent is exceptional. I will take you as my student. Don’t worry about the ges in your body—you will learn to trol them over time."

  "Ralph, inform Liana’s family of the good news and bring them to the manor."

  That’s how it was—geniuses were treated simply and directly.

  Matthew had no i in unc the hidden dangers; he preferred to cut through problems swiftly and trigger potential threats early on.

  His prior experiences had already taught him that the longer he waited, the greater the risks!

  Liana was stunned and overwhelmed with joy. She had never expected such a sudden twist in her fate.

  Ralph quickly approached, having noticed the otion, and after hearing Matthew’s words, he stifled his curiosity and immediately made the necessary arras:

  "John, send a team to Liana’s house. Inform her mother of the good news and escort her here for immediate medical care."

  Old John gathered a squad of soldiers and swiftly set off for the destination. As Matthew watched them leave, he khis wouldn’t be the end of the matter.

  Matthew patiently fiesting the remaining children, finding that their overall potential was quite promising.

  Many of the children showed signs of malnutritioo insuffit food, but it was nothing that couldn’t be corrected with proper resources.

  Ralph noted Liana’s name along with the other children's details, keeping a close eye on her.

  Just then, distant shouts and otion drew Matthew's attention. He goward the noise and inwardly aowledged the accuracy of Fate's Choice.

  Ihe moments that ge destinies often pass in the blink of an eye!

  Instead of rushing to the se, Matthew calmly addressed the curious children and ordered the surrounding soldiers:

  "Escort the children to the manor and forbid anyone from approag until the situation is resolved."

  Although relut to leave, Leoated and refrained from questioning the lord’s and.

  The reason was simple: one look at Matthew’s calm, dark eyes was enough to make Leon feel uneasy.

  Matthew then personally escorted Liana into the carriage. As the door opened, Liana saw Rebecd Yaya fighting over the st piece of dried meat, their mouths stuffed with food and the savory smell filling the air.

  Caught mid-munch, Rebecca blushed and muttered sheepishly:

  "Yaya couldn’t finish it, so I’m just helping out..."

  "Yah? Yah? Liar..."

  Yaya immediately called her out, but the mischievous Rebecca wasn’t fazed and tried to tickle Yaya to distract her.

  Matthew chuckled, gesturing for the nervous Liana to sit on the b as he expined:

  "You probably know Rebecca. This is Yaya—she’s very smart. It won’t be long before she talk fluently."

  Liana had heard of the lord’s dragon before, but seeing Yaya with her own eyes was a shock.

  Yaya curiously ied the thin Liana and decided she was too sy to steal food, so she happily jumped into Matthew’s p and muttered shyly to Liana:

  "Yaya...hello..."

  "Whoa? You got selected, Liana? I k—you couldn’t stay unlucky forever!"

  Rebecca, as blunt as ever, ughed and walked over, pulling some jerky from her pocket, stuffing one pieto her mouth, and ao Liana.

  It was clear that Liana and Rebecca had a good retionship, uhe other children who were afraid of her.

  Liana looked up to see Matthew smiling at her, which helped her rex as she gently nibbled oender jerky.

  The taste of meat, something she hadn’t had in a long time, was rid sweet, making her savor every bite. But after a few chews, she stopped and carefully put the rest away.

  She was saving it for her mother!

  Soon after, the carriage came to a stop.

  Matthew opehe window and saw that the children had arrived at the manor. He turo Ralph, who was equipped with ons.

  "Lord, John’s squad was attacked. Two soldiers were injured, but they captured one of the assaints—a member of a sve-hunting group!"

  "Liana’s mother has been brought in safely and has already been given healing potions."

  Liana gasped and quickly ran out to see her familiar figure standio Old John. Finally relieved, she ran into her mother’s arms, tears flowing freely.

  The fused Sun hugged her daughter tightly, gently f her:

  "It’s okay. Lord John appeared in time and drove the bad guys away. We’re safe now."

  Liana whispered something into her mother’s ear, and the pale-faced Sun tried to bow toward Matthew’s carriage:

  "Thank you, Lord—"

  Matthew raised his hand to stop her and addressed John instead:

  "Take them to the manor and give these two recovery potions to the injured soldiers."

  "When you return, tell me everything about the battle."

  Sve hunters—Matthew didn’t expe old acquaintao e knog!

  But he was thankful for this early discovery, better to elimihe threat now…

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