I do daily quests in wizard world

Chapter 56 Siren ([-])

And according to the Bakhov elf, all the cabins on the ship, even sleeping places, need to be "competed" by the apprentices themselves.

The only good thing is that the food and water on board can be obtained for free. When you come to the kitchen at any time of the day, you can order food just by tapping on the table to summon the Bakhov elves.

In addition to the Bakhov elves, the staff on board also have ghost sailors and talking photo frames in the corridors.

"How long does it usually take for a boat to reach its destination?" Lynn asked Bakhov elf.

"It will take about two years. The flowers I planted can bear fruit twice every time they come out, once a year, so it should take two years." The Bakhov elf scratched his head and said, "Do you want to eat some what?"

"What do you eat here?" Lynn asked.

"Most of the food is available, but if you have a hometown dish you want to eat, you can tell me how to make it. I like to try to make new foods." said the Bakhov elf standing on the table.

Hometown dishes.
Lynn thought for a long time, "Then let's have some barbecue." Lynn said.

"Okay sir, sir, how much do you need? The food here can't be taken out of the restaurant, and we can't waste food. If you waste food, next time you come to the restaurant, we will give you the food you didn't finish last time. It’s free to reheat until you’re done, but food that’s reheated generally doesn’t taste as good.”

"300g is fine," Lynn said.

"Okay sir." Bakhov elf disappeared in place with a flicker.

After the Bakhov elf left, Lynn sat on the seat and tapped his fingers on the table.

two years
If the ship starts from the starting point, it takes only one year for the one-way trip including the round trip time.

I just don't know whether it is a return trip or a departure, and how much time is left. If there are still two years, then this time is really long.

Those noble wizard apprentices who set out from Bangor Harbor probably knew how long it would take to reach their destination.

bang~
A blue light flashed in front of his eyes, and the Bakhov elf came to the dining table holding a dinner plate many times larger than it.

A plate of delicious barbecue appeared on the dining table. "Sir, please use it slowly."

The Bakhov elf picked up his bean-sized chef's hat, bowed to Lynn, and then disappeared in place with a flicker.

Lynn tasted the food. He knew why in the wizard's notes it was said that the Bakhov elf was a born good cook.

Lynn went down to the fourth floor and finally saw the vacant room with the key in the lock.

Lynn found a spare room and lived in it. There were four beds in it, and Lynn found that all the beds were empty.

There is a faint musty smell in the air, and it is estimated that not many people usually live here.

Lynn pulled out the key and moved into the house.

At night, there were noisy sounds from the corridor outside, including some disputes.

Not long after, there was a knock on the door.

Lynn opened his eyes, glanced at the door being knocked on, closed his eyes and ignored it.

But the knocking on the door didn't stop.

After a while, Lynn got up and picked up the staff to open the door.

"What are you doing without opening the door after knocking for half a day!"

There were several people standing outside the door. Seeing that it took so long for Lin En to open the door, a tall man behind the leading young man outside the door said dissatisfiedly.

"My name is Anusheh Pratt." There were several young wizards standing outside the door.

The lead wizard, Lin En, had the impression that it was the young man in the purple-gold robe who stood on the deck before. His name, Lynn, was very familiar.

Pratt is the name of the royal family of King Erdoru, and the young man in front of him should be the royal family of King Erdoru.

"The top two floors should have been occupied by the wizards who boarded the ship earlier. This floor should be populated by wizards who boarded the ship from Bangor Harbor. We are all from the same place when we are away from home. We should be united. That's right," Anusheh said. "Many ancestors of our royal family have joined the Wizarding Academy, and some ancestors have now become official wizards. You may not know that in the Wizarding Academy, it is very difficult for ordinary wizard apprentices to become official wizards."

"Wizard apprentices need to acquire a lot of knowledge if they want to become an official wizard. Learning spells and conducting experiments require a lot of wealth. Common gold and silver are useless among wizards, and magic stones are used for transactions between wizards. I established If you are interested, you can come and listen to it first, and you can also trade some knowledge or materials in the Erdolu Wizard Apprentice Mutual Aid Association, which is located in Room 108 on the first floor."

After finishing speaking, Anousheh politely closed the door for Lynn, and was about to turn around and leave.

"I want to ask how long we need to sit on the boat?" Lynn asked.

Anusheh, who turned half of his body, paused for a moment, then turned his head and smiled, "It will probably take about half a year."

Lynn looked at Anusheh's back and closed the door.

Lin En pondered in his heart. In half a year, if he meditates, it should not be difficult for him to reach the standard of a third-level wizard apprentice.

The number of spells can also meet the standard, ten zero-ring spells and one one-ring spell.

Then there is knowledge. The only pity is that the experimental materials I have prepared are not enough. At most, I can only conduct ten or twenty experiments by myself, and it will be used up. Without materials, I can’t do experiments. If I don’t experiment, the progress of my daily tasks will be stuck and cannot be obtained. experience.

But it's not impossible. The inability to do experiments on variation does not mean that experiments on necromancy cannot be done.

As long as there are corpses in necromology, the most important main material needed for experiments can be achieved.

Lynn's eyes dimmed.

In the next few days, except for going to eat every day, I spent the rest of the time in my room meditating.

As for the Mutual Aid Association that Anusheh had mentioned, Lin En took the time to visit it, and then never went there again.

After Lin En went to the so-called Mutual Aid Society once, all he ate was cakes of various paintings.

Those wizard apprentices gave Lynn all kinds of cakes after seeing Lynn. Some wanted Lynn to hand over his wizard heritage, others wanted Lynn to conduct experiments for them, and some wanted Lynn to be theirs. followers.

As for their reward, it is nothing more than allowing Lin En to follow the ancestors of their family and have the opportunity to gain more knowledge after arriving in the Wizarding Continent.

If it's really a commoner wizard who doesn't have enough knowledge and just got a wizard's inheritance through pure luck, maybe he really believes what they say.

But for Lin En, who has the memory of two lifetimes, this kind of cake still looks a little immature.

boom--

On the dark sea, a light ship that looks like a ghost ship cuts through the waves and speeds across the sea. Suddenly, the ship shakes violently as if it has hit something. There are gusts of wind and waves on the surrounding sea, and the speed of the ship suddenly drops.

The two wizard apprentices sitting on the deck watched bright "lights" floating on the dark sea outside.

Suddenly, a wave of water flew out of the sea, and the next moment, a sorcerer apprentice sitting on the deck was directly pierced through the chest. The companion next to him saw this scene and couldn't help screaming in horror, breaking the quietness of the ship. atmosphere.

At the same time, in the alchemy laboratory, the soft light illuminated the laboratory. Lin En, who was conducting experiments on the laboratory table, put down the reagents in his hands, and stood beside the statue of Poseidon, which Angelet had performed the sealing technique on. A huge blue blister.

A faint salty smell came from the position of the Poseidon statue.

(End of this chapter)