The Knight of Bennett was wearing a white cotton shirt. The intricate buttons reflected the luxury of a noble. His face was very serious. Abel had been here for a year, and he rarely saw the change in the Knight of Bennett's expression. Only a year ago, when Abel woke up and saw the Knight of Bennett for the first time, the joy in his eyes was still fresh in his memory.
His mother, Nora, was a kind woman. When Abel was recuperating, she fed Abel every day. She never allowed the other maids to interfere. This was one of the main reasons Abel approved of this family.
Praying before meals was something Abel was not used to. He had been an atheist for thirty years, but after arriving in this world, he found that everyone here was religious. They all worshipped the Holy Church of Light.
No one spoke during the meal. Although a Knight was the lowest level of nobility, this family followed the rules that nobles had to follow.
The large piece of beef was divided into four portions. His father and Zach had the most, while his mother and Abel had the least. The food consumed by a Knight would be converted into energy and eventually energy. It was already a huge burden to feed an official Knight and a level four novice Knight, so they could only reduce the amount of food for others.
When he was on Earth, Abel had never eaten so much beef in one meal as a fitness trainer. Although it was a small amount, it was still a pound of beef. However, he was only 12 years old now. He finished the beef and the oatmeal on his plate in a few minutes.
"Eat more." A gentle voice sounded. Then, a large piece of beef was placed on Abel's plate. His mother, Nora, cut more than half of her beef and put it on Abel's plate.
The Knight of Bennett looked up and didn't say anything. He just continued to eat his beef silently. His hand was a little too forceful when cutting the beef, and there was a slight noise between the knife and the plate. It was very rare for a noble like him to do something like this.
Zach heard the noise and looked at his father. After being glared at by his father, he obediently lowered his head and continued eating.
"Thank you, mother."
Abel didn't refuse. This was his mother's love for him. It was the right choice to accept this love.
After the meal, the Knight of Bennett asked Zach to stay as usual. It was time for the Knight to instruct Zach. Abel didn't have the right to participate. Only after becoming a level one novice Knight could he participate in this kind of after-meal instruction.
Abel didn't waste any time when he returned to his room. He had beef in his stomach and the energy he had accumulated today needed to go through the Knight's Breathing technique.
The Knight's Breathing technique was the most important secret technique for knights. Every knight had their own knight's Breathing technique. This kind of technique was passed down in the family or learned in the Knight's Academy. Soldiers who had made great contributions on the battlefield could exchange their contributions for the Knight's Breathing technique.
Abel sat cross-legged on the carpeted floor. At this moment, his heart slowly calmed down. His breathing became faster and faster. His stomach also slowly swelled up. Then, he quickly exhaled. A cloud of white gas came out of Abel's mouth. It was like a sharp arrow that flew out a foot before disappearing into the air. At the same time, the dinner in his stomach was quickly consumed.
Abel took 20 breaths in a row. All the Qi he had accumulated throughout the day was quickly formed into a meridian by consuming the food in his body. As soon as this meridian was formed, it shook for a while. Just when Abel thought he was going to fail again today, the shaking stopped. A surge of energy flowed back into his body from the meridian. In an instant, whether it was his body or his spirit, it was as if he had just woken up in the morning.
He had finally become a level one novice Knight. A year ago, when he saw his father, the Knight of Bennett, cut down a thick tree with a flash of white light, Abel knew that he had come to a completely different world from the original Earth. Gaining strength was the best way to survive in this world. So at that time, he asked his father to teach him to become a Knight.
At that time, the Knight of Bennett clearly explained the situation in the family. As the second son, Abel could only train as a Knight without affecting his elder brother Zach's practice. Moreover, resources would only be allocated to Abel when there were extra resources. All the family's resources had to be given to Zach first. At the same time, as the Knight of Bennett's son, he could also learn the complete Family Bennett Knight's legacy.
Afterwards, Abel learned a lot of preparatory work, such as horse breeding, weapon maintenance, horsemanship, archery, Knight etiquette, and so on. Only two months ago, did he officially start training as a Knight.
Just when Abel was feeling happy, he suddenly realized that the Qi meridian in his body was rapidly flowing away. It was flowing away from his right arm. He couldn't help but feel anxious. If this continued, the first Qi meridian that had just formed would disappear. Just as he was thinking about it, the flow stopped.
Fortunately, it stopped. Although he had lost some Qi, he would recover it after a day or two of practice. It wouldn't affect his rank.
Abel pulled up his sleeve and looked at his right arm. A faint shadow appeared on his arm. If he didn't look carefully, it wouldn't be easy to notice.
Abel carefully observed the shadow. Why does it look so familiar? This is … …
"Hradik's Cube." Abel jumped up from the carpet. This is Hradik's Cube. How could it be? He couldn't be mistaken. This is indeed Hradik's Cube. After playing Diablo 2 for so many years, how could he not recognize the most important artifact in Diablo 2?
"This Hradik's Cube traveled with me?" Abel excitedly walked around his room. He saw something familiar in a strange world. This feeling was like a traveler in the desert who found a bottle full of water.
In the past, the Hradik's Cube didn't show up. It probably didn't have any energy. Now that he had leveled up to a Level 1 Novice Knight, the loss of Qi just now was a charge to the Hradik's Cube, so he could see it. Abel thought about the possibility of the Hradik's Cube appearing.
After calming himself down, Abel's finger gently touched the Hradik's Cube on his right arm. A space appeared in his mind. The space was divided into 12 slots. Two of them were occupied by a blue book, while the rest were empty.
"Book of Town Portal." Abel recognized the book at a glance. This was the Book of Town Portal that he had modified before he was electrocuted. He could see the book's attributes in his mind. The number of Qi recovered automatically every minute. Abel remembered that he had modified it and threw it into the Hradik's Cube. This was his habit.
"Take out the Book of Town Portal." With that thought in mind, the Book of Town Portal appeared in his hand. This was a very large book. It was as big as a magazine back on Earth. The blue book had a dark golden pattern on its cover. These patterns would occasionally flow with a trace of light, making this Book of Town Portal look mysterious and noble.
"Will I be able to go home after using this Book of Town Portal?" The sudden thought made Abel's heart beat faster. He could go home to see his parents, eat his mother's cooking, and smell the smell of his hometown. In the one year since he transmigrated to this world, Abel finally saw the hope of going home. He had never missed home so much before.
Nie Yan gently opened the Book of Town Teleportation. It was as if he was opening a rare treasure. Twenty Town Teleportation Scrolls appeared in front of him. These Town Teleportation Scrolls were made of white sheepskin and tied together with blue ribbons. The ribbons had dark-gold stripes. As long as he tore the ribbons, he would be able to open the teleportation gate.
Abel placed his hand on the Town Portal Scroll. The Town Portal Scroll gently bounced off his finger. He couldn't help but feel a little anxious. Why can't I get closer? Put more force into his hand. This time, his hand was not bounced off. The ribbon was successfully torn apart. A fireball appeared in his hand. Abel quickly threw the fireball in his hand to the ground. A hole was burned in the carpet on the ground. The fireball also disappeared.
How could it not work? How did it become a fireball? Abel tried a few more times. The result was the same. The Town Portal Scroll would burn and turn into a pile of black ash as soon as it was torn apart.
The moonlight shone through the window onto Abel's sleeping face. A gentle breeze blew away the remaining tears on his face. His body that was tightly wrapped in the quilt trembled in the breeze. A faint voice could be heard in the dark night. "Dad, Mom."
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