I've been transported into a Western fantasy game, and my dad wants me to marry my sister.

Chapter 91 Teacher, can this really increase one's understanding of nature?

"Um?!"

Elune was somewhat surprised; her usually aloof and composed face was now filled with shyness.

"To explore the ways of nature in depth...?" She repeated Lynn's words softly, her voice hesitant.

At that very moment, an emotional surge came through the connection of the natural contract.

That was the feeling of tension and anticipation that Lynn was experiencing at that moment.

Elune's fingertips clenched unconsciously.

She did go to see Lynn last night.

They had only intended to discuss the production plan for Lynn's legendary equipment, but they overheard those voices outside the treehouse.

Suppressed sobs, low, comforting words.

The natural contract even emitted a strange resonance that made her legs go weak.

She should have left immediately.

But somehow.

But she couldn't move her feet.

Elune stood there, her back against the trunk of the ancient tree.

As she listened to those voices, she felt wave after wave of unfamiliar throbbing from the depths of her soul.

Only after everything calmed down did she flee back to her treehouse like a thief, tossing and turning all night, unable to sleep.

And now, Lynn is in front of her, saying that she wants to "deeply explore...the way of nature".

There is nothing wrong with the statement itself.

As a prophet of nature, Lynn's understanding of the ways of nature was indeed far superior to hers.

But the emotion conveyed through the contract... and the look in Lynn's eyes right now...

Elune's face turned even redder.

But students can't refuse what teachers have to do, can they?

Elune lowered her head, her fingers twisting the hem of her dress, her voice as soft as a feather falling to the ground:

"...Okay, okay then."

Permission has been obtained.

Lynn walked into the treehouse with a slightly mischievous grin and closed the door behind him.

He revealed a mischievous grin as Tom closed the door.

Then, under Elune's questioning gaze, he raised his hand and softly chanted:

"Spirit of nature, please bind this thing for me—[Entwined vines]."

Emerald green vines grew out from the cracks in the door and the windowsills, weaving together into a dense net that enclosed the entire treehouse.

The light was filtered into a soft, pale green, and the air inside the room seemed to quiet down a bit.

Elune blinked, somewhat puzzled. "Mr. Lynn, why...?"

"Cough cough cough."

"The following discussion will be quite confidential," Lynn said, turning around with a serious expression.

Then, a smile appeared on Lynn's face that made Elune's heart inexplicably race.

"and--"

He took a step forward, closing the distance between them.

"It's teaching time now, Elune, you must call me teacher."

The air seemed to freeze for a moment.

Elune looked at Lynn's face, which was so close to hers, and saw her shy expression reflected in her brown eyes.

Elune opened her mouth, but her voice was so soft it was almost inaudible due to shyness:

"…teacher."

The moment she uttered those two words, Elune felt an astonishing burning sensation on the tips of her ears.

She could sense the ill intentions emanating from the natural contract.

Lynn's smile deepened.

He looked at Elune before him—her long silver hair was loosely draped over her shoulders, her emerald eyes were misty with shyness, her cheeks were flushed, and her lips were slightly pursed.

He was completely different from the dignified and authoritative clan chief he always was.

This appearance reminded him of Elune from the game in his previous life.

At that time, as his teacher, she always explained the ways of nature in a very serious manner.

He had imagined countless times what it would be like if this aloof and dignified elf teacher showed a different expression...

And now, that imagination has become a reality.

"Cough cough."

"First, Elune, put your hair up."

Lynn cleared her throat, trying to make her expression look serious.

"...Turn it up?" Elune repeated blankly.

"Yes." Lynn nodded.

But Elune didn't investigate further.

Since it was requested by the teacher, there must be a reason for it.

She bit her lower lip, reached up to gather her long, loose hair behind her head, and skillfully tied it up with a wooden hairpin she picked up from the table.

Her silver hair was neatly tied into a bun, revealing her fair and slender neck and beautifully shaped jawline.

A few stray hairs fell beside her ears, making her flushed face even more delicate.

After putting her hair up, Elune's entire demeanor seemed to change—she lost some of her usual aloofness and gained more of a woman's gentleness.

Especially that exposed neck, which gleamed with a delicate sheen in the dim light.

Lynn's Adam's apple bobbed slightly.

He composed himself and continued in a serious tone, "Very well, Elune, let's start by discussing a fundamental issue."

"Please speak, teacher." Elune stood ramrod straight, like a student listening attentively to a lesson.

"What do you think?"

"Is reproduction a natural process?"

Lynn asked slowly.

The air fell silent for a moment.

Elune's face turned completely red in an instant.

She could almost hear her heart pounding wildly.

Proliferation...

These two words involuntarily reminded her of the sounds she had heard last night, and of the images that had kept her awake all night.

And now, Lynn asked the question so bluntly.

She opened her mouth, wanting to answer, but no sound came out.

Answer me, Elune.

Look into my eyes!

"As a druid who studies the ways of nature, do you believe that reproduction is part of nature?"

Lynn's voice was serious, carrying a power that made it impossible for Elune to refuse to answer.

Elune recalled that Elder Thran had asked her the same question when she was crying under the covers before.

"...Yes, teacher." Elune's voice trembled slightly with embarrassment.

"very good.

"Then, the following discussion will use relevant methods to help you deepen your understanding of the Way of Nature."

Lynn nodded, an approving expression on his face.

Elune blinked, somewhat curious: "How do we discuss it?"

Lynn took another step forward.

The two are now so close that they can feel each other's breath.

He looked down at Elune, whose usually clear and calm emerald green eyes now appeared particularly captivating due to her confusion and shyness.

"Elune, do you know what I meant by asking you to put your hair up?"

"I don't know," Elune said, somewhat puzzled.

"Ahem, now I'll teach you why you need to put your hair up in a bun," Lynn said in a serious tone.

"Yes, please teach me, teacher..." Elune's emerald green eyes became more serious when she heard that Lynn was going to teach her something.

Could styling your hair up increase your chances of experiencing nature?

With Lynn's earnest instruction, Elune seemed to have gained some understanding.

"Teacher...is that so?"

"Teacher...does this really increase one's understanding of nature?"

"Don't speak, continue."

"Um... teacher."

Under this impressive teaching session.

Although Elune was extremely ashamed, she had to admit that her natural perception seemed to have indeed increased.

Does it really... work?

It's still because the intimacy level has increased...

But regardless, it does seem that there has been growth.

Lynn, however, was still savoring the moment.

Who wouldn't love a student who is innocent, serious, and obedient?

He was also his teacher from his past life, his girlfriend's aunt, and the chieftain of the elves.

It's really unlucky...

No, I can't say those two words.

However, the Five Elements Meditation Method and the Continuous Life Breathing Method are really powerful.

It gives people so much energy.

If we gather all the elements of earth affinity, then we can truly achieve endless life.

Then you won't have to worry about back pain anymore.

Looking at Elune, who was beautiful and slender but whose body was somewhat limp, Lynn's expression became more serious.

"Elune, your teacher may need to discuss things with you more in-depth in the future, so be prepared."

"Okay... teacher."

Elune responded to Lynn's arrangements shyly but obediently.

Dispel the spell and leave the treehouse.

Lynn felt as if she had forgotten something on this trip.

Oh, right.

Ask Elune to accompany me to the Rockroot Ancient Tree area tomorrow.

I was so busy with important matters that I almost forgot about such a small thing.