I have a Synthesizer

Right now, he felt like he could punch a cow to death with one blow.

The novice-level skeleton had enhanced his physique by 2 points, strength by 2 points, and agility by 1 point.

Calculating from his original physique of only 0.8, his physique had more than tripled.

Klein really wanted to laugh, but the lingering ache all over his body after the enhancement made it impossible for him to laugh.

Reaching out to grab the glass on the table, "Crack!" Klein, unable to precisely control his strength, accidentally crushed the glass.

He had never encountered such a sudden increase in strength before and couldn't adapt to it. Coupled with the soreness, he didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

"Finally, I'm not a weakling anymore!"

Klein extended a finger, and a slight pain began to throb at the tip. Suddenly, a section of white bone broke through the flesh of his fingertip and extended outward.

Under Klein's guidance, the bone became longer and longer until it turned into a bone blade.

This form was actually seventy or eighty percent similar to the form that his fourth brother, Joe, had displayed during the exam, but Klein was unaware of it.

He suddenly drew the From Blade and slashed it down on the section of bone that had extended from his finger.

"Crack!"

Unsurprisingly, the bone blade was cut off by the From Blade, but Klein wasn't relaxed either.

With a strength of 2.8, and using an extremely sharp weapon like the From Blade, it still took a full-force strike to cut through the bone blade. The bone blade was already quite sturdy.

Moreover, these bones were regenerative. As long as he had magic power, he could grow these bones indefinitely.

Klein extended the finger of his other hand, and a wisp of shadow flashed and disappeared at the tip.

"Bones and shadows!"

The corners of his mouth turned up slightly. This was the real hard power that didn't rely on magic items or external objects—the power that belonged to him alone.

… …

In the days that followed, Klein was either synthesizing items or studying magic.

[Stone + Wood]

[You have obtained a Stone-Wood Cube (Curiosity): It is heavier than you can imagine. Isn't it amazing?]

"Stone-wood? What the heck is that? What's the use of this thing?"

[Cup + Kettle]

[You have obtained a Thermos Cup (Curiosity): The temperature of the liquid placed in the thermos cup will always remain constant.]

"This thermos cup seems to have some potential. It seems worth exploring! Too bad I don't have any goji berries!"

The randomness and uncertainty of the synthesizer added a lot of fun to Klein's life as a homebody.

The life of cultivation seemed monotonous, but Klein was enjoying it.

— — — — — — — —

Klein hadn't left his room for many days. When he opened the door this morning, the sunlight was particularly dazzling.

Having eaten bread and water for over a month without any other nutrients, Klein was now very thin.

In addition, due to practicing necromantic magic, his whole person seemed somewhat gloomy.

Today, he didn't plan to stay in his dormitory. He was going to live a normal person's life for a day.

He was about to cultivate himself into an idiot. No wonder there were so many lunatics in this world. If he continued to cultivate, he was afraid he would become a lunatic too.

… …

Klein arrived at the academy's cafeteria and extravagantly ordered a plate of bacon and fried eggs with open-mouth soup for breakfast.

The bacon was made from hyena beast meat, and the fried eggs were made from bird eggs.

This breakfast cost 2 Thales and 59 Rila, and the taste was just average. It was similar to spending more than 200 yuan in his previous life for a plate of pork bacon and fried chicken eggs, plus a bowl of egg drop soup without eggs.

However, Klein had been eating bread for more than a month, so this taste was already very satisfying for him.

Salt, pepper, sauce, oil—these were such wonderful things.

After Klein happily finished his breakfast, he began to stroll around the academy.

Since arriving here, he had been cultivating non-stop. Today, he planned to take a good rest and give himself a vacation.

Wandering aimlessly around the academy, Klein found that most people were walking by in a hurry.

The leisurely life of playing games and dating that existed in his previous life's university didn't exist here.

As professionals, they had to face the pressure of promotion, the pressure of magical beasts, or the pressure of war at all times.

These were all real. If you were one step slower, you might be the one to die in the next terrorist attack or armed conflict.

… …

Klein didn't stop until he reached the public training ground.

He didn't plan to practice Hellfire Ball or spell extension here. He was a peace-loving arcane mage—yes, an excellent arcane mage.

He was here only because he was curious and definitely didn't have the idea of seeing the combat power of other professionals.

Delving deeper into the training ground, Klein found that, in addition to students practicing alone, there were also many people engaged in actual combat.

The clash of swords and the impact of magic surrounded Klein's ears, and he watched with great interest.

Holding a cucumber he had bought from the cafeteria, Klein ate while watching.

There were many people with the same purpose as Klein, so the exciting or famous battles were usually surrounded by many spectators.

And directly in front of him, there was clearly such a battle taking place.

… …

"You're annoying! You know that?"

Lilith scratched her green hair and said somewhat impatiently.

Standing opposite her, a girl with brown hair held a greatsword in her hand and threw a pair of gloves in front of Lilith.

When Klein saw the two people in the battle, he felt that life was full of coincidences.

Lilith aside, the other one was the girl on the carriage who had said, "Do you think I'm awesome?"

"Come on, let me see how awesome you are today and if you can beat Lilith to a pulp."

Klein crossed his arms with interest, waiting for the start of the battle.

The surrounding students who were watching had already begun to discuss the two people in the training ground.

"Both of them are freshmen from the Knight Department. Why are there so many people?"

"They're not ordinary freshmen. They're already formal professionals. Beating you up would be a matter of minutes."

"I heard they've fought several times, and that green-haired beauty always wins."

"Come on, place your bets! Place your bets! The green-haired one is 1 to 1.1, the brown-haired one is 1 to 2, and a draw is 1 to 3. No refunds once the bets are placed."

… …

Between them, Becky raised her sword and said to Lilith.

"Lilith, as fellow knights, you shouldn't refuse my challenge, right?"

Klein was slightly stunned. Lilith was actually a knight. He had always thought that Lilith was a warrior or an assassin.

He clearly remembered that Lilith had used stealth when attacking Hector.

"Of course… I'll refuse."

In fact, Becky had guessed correctly before. Lilith, as a knight, would generally not refuse a challenge from someone of the same rank, especially since she also liked to fight.

But just as she was about to agree, she suddenly saw Klein eating melon seeds on the sidelines and immediately lost interest in talking to Becky.

"You don't even want the honor of a knight anymore?"

"Don't say those high-sounding words. Winning against you is meaningless."

With that, Lilith had already begun to walk towards Klein's direction.

Becky followed Lilith's gaze and naturally saw Klein eating melon seeds. Her excellent memory allowed her to immediately recognize the guy who had taken her seat.

"So you guys know each other."

Lilith pointed at Becky and looked at Klein.

"Eating melon seeds? Do you know her?"

"Not really. I ignored her."

Most readers are good, but some are really arguing just to argue, arguing to the death, like national-level arguers.

The people in the book already know magic, and monsters almost as big as Godzilla have appeared, but you still insist on talking about rationality with me.

If you insist on your rationality, that's no problem. I recommend you read "High School Physics" and "High School Mathematics."

Most of the things in them are very rigorous, go read them, really.