The Wizard World

The voices of people, the sound of the river, and the rustling of the willow trees being blown by the wind all mixed together, making it extremely noisy and lively.

Vendors on the street pushed their trolleys, shouting and selling sandwich-like bread with meat, and some barbecue stalls that opened at night also began to move things out for preparation.

The three of Angelet didn't wear any symbols representing wizards. They were mixed in the crowd, and no one could tell that they were wizards.

There are many people wearing cloaks and cloaks in the crowd, there are knight-level adventurers, there are apprentices who study pharmacy, and there are some non-human races who need to cover their faces.

The three of them stood beside the deserted shop entrance, with people coming in and out from time to time.

"Come on, go in first." After confirming that this was the store, Minggula took the lead and walked in.

The other two followed closely.

When Angelet passed by the dark golden signboard on the ground outside the store, he glanced at the content on it.

'The Enchanting Shop'

The three of them walked into the shop following two tall figures with their heads wrapped in white cloth.

"This price is already the cheapest in any other enchanting shop. I will remove the shipping cost and maintenance of this pair of breastplates. It will be the biggest profit if I can earn you magic stones. If you don't believe me, you can go to other enchanting shops. Ask at home" The shop owner was haggling with four dwarf warriors who seemed to be together, and he was talking nonsense.

After Minggula entered, he gestured towards the shop owner.

The other party broke, nodded to him in response, and waved his hand.

A young woman in her teens stood up and walked over, bowed slightly to the three of Minggula, turned around and walked to the back of the shop on the left.

Ming Gula did not speak, and directly motioned for the two to follow.

The three of them followed the woman to the dark yard behind the shop.

The small courtyard is surrounded by a semicircular wall and shops and houses. There is a white jade-colored stone pillar on the ground in the center. It is as thick as an elephant's leg and as tall as a person.

"This is your thing that we sent over, Master Minggula." The woman walked to the side of the pillar and said in a low voice.

"How much is the price?" Minggula asked.

"You don't have to pay the price. The boss said that there is still extra money from last time." The woman replied.

"Well, you leave first. It's good that we are here." Minggula said lightly.

The woman bowed and saluted, then hurriedly left along the original road.

Minggula walked to the edge of the stone pillar, smiling and patting the dust on it.

"Green, this is the secondary crystallization ceremony pillar you asked me to buy. It definitely meets your requirements, and it is also the best quality you can get. It has a 10 bonus for the crystallization ceremony."

Angelet nodded and walked over. Carefully touch and observe the appearance of the gray and white stone pillars.

The surface of the pillar was covered with densely packed runes of strange lines, of which Angelet knew only a very small part, and the rest were completely unfamiliar parts.

He reached out and flicked on the post.

clang!

There was a crisp echo.

Angelet had a look of satisfaction on his face. Flipping his hand, a small purple-red test tube appeared in his hand, and he threw it directly to Minggula.

"This is the medicinal powder with the same healing effect as last time."

Minggula caught the test tube, flicked the powder inside lightly, and immediately showed a smile. The smile subsided, and he looked at Angelet to the side.

"Green, now that the conditions are ready and the resources have arrived, are you going to attack the crystallization level?"

"That's right. I've got everything else ready. I guess it will take a while." Angelet didn't hide anything.

"How sure are you? I don't think you need to be so anxious now. You are still young. If you prepare more later, the chances may be higher." Lott whispered on the side.

"Sure? Who dares to say that this is sure." Angelet smiled, "Forget it, find me a few people to move back."

"Okay, your problem is solved, the next thing is what Rose wants." Mingu La looked at Rose who was waiting on the side. "I've already arranged for the transporter, Ross, may I take you to see your goods?"

"Trouble."

"We are friends!" Mingu La laughed indifferently. "Let's go! It took me a lot of effort to get what you wanted this time."

"My things have arrived, so I'll go back first." Angelet interrupted.

"Don't worry, let's go and have a look together. This thing is relatively rare. Let's visit together. I have never seen it before. This time I finally got the real thing."

It was already night when Angelet returned to the temporary residence.

Pushing open the wooden door at the entrance to the lawn, there was a sudden shout from the fence on the right.

"Run! He's back!!" a freckled little boy yelled.

He and the other four or five boys and girls were lying on the fence of Angelet's house and looking into the house curiously. When they saw Angelet coming back, they immediately scattered. All of a sudden, they ran away without a trace.

These are the children of neighbors, and they are all children of ordinary people. Here, in the middle of the country, as long as they are qualified, they will be tested and sent to be cultivated. However, it is still a relatively small proportion. If there are ten qualified people out of thousands of people, it is very good. Not to mention the odds of being promoted to a wizard.

These children are estimated to have tested unqualified children. Otherwise, at this age, you won't have so much time to play.

Angelet laughed dumbfounded, shook his head, walked across the lawn, took out the key and opened the door.

Two strong coolies behind him carried the gray-white stone pillar into the small building panting heavily, and carefully placed it in the middle of the living room. After the two saluted awkwardly, they left the small building in awe.

Angelet closed the door, walked to the side of the stone pillar, and gently stroked the surface of the pillar. Blue dots and lines of light kept flashing in his eyes.

"At this time, I can feel that your mental fluctuations are in an extremely complicated state of change. How do you do it?" Heine asked suddenly.

Angelet smiled, but did not answer. He knew that what Heine observed was only the state of the chip when it was scanned and calculated.

"Your metal shell defense has almost been removed during this period of time? There are also some metal elements in the body that must be extracted as much as possible. Otherwise, it may affect the promotion process." Heine didn't care, and continued remind.

"It's all ready." Angelet nodded.

"If you succeed in crystallization this time, it will be much easier to form a second crystal directly. The black wing mask meditation method I gave you is of great benefit to the elemental spiritual power. Even if it is many advanced meditation methods Among them, he is also the best." There was a hint of pride in Heine's tone.