Mystery: I can change things in books

Chapter 229 Return to Tingen
Steve showed a "you don't know this" expression and explained:

"Many people in Fusac make a living from this. They plant bamboo that has been modified to grow in cold areas and attract 'ghost bugs'. And the prices they sell are lower than those in other countries."

Chris thought that although the Feysac Empire and the Loen Kingdom are separated by the sea, Fusac still has an enclave in the east, which is adjacent to Loen on land, so there is no need to transport it across the sea.

"Listen to what you said, the value of the 'Ghost Bug' is very high."

"Well," Steve chuckled evilly, "'Ghost Bugs' are full of treasures, and the potions they make are stronger than 'Mummy Powder'..."

The spoon Chris raised stopped in mid-air. After a while, he put the broth into his mouth and asked:
"What about the golden-winged grass and the paper vine?"

"They are also relatively common materials that can be bought in the underground trading market. Depending on the quality, the price is generally [-] pounds.

Since you are buying them to prepare extraordinary potions, just pick the cheap ones, but be careful not to buy fake ones. "

Chris nodded his thanks, put the dishes away, and cleared the table a little.

"I'm leaving." Steve lifted his pants and stroked his round belly.

"Don't you take this oil painting with you?"

Chris asked in surprise, pointing to the "Olis Heede" on the dining table.

"No need," Steve shook his head. "My inspiration tells me that it has lost its magic power. Since the world in the painting has been completely destroyed, it is not qualified to be a magical item."

Chris thought he was talking nonsense.

However, my spirituality has never reminded me that this oil painting seems to have lost its specialness.

But no matter what, even if it is impossible to enter the world of the painting again, it was still a magical item, a magical item of extremely high status.

What does it mean that Steve didn't take credit for "The Heel of Orishead" back to "Elemental Dawn" and take credit from Bernadette, but now he says he's going to keep it for himself?
What is he planning?
Seeing Chris's doubtful look, Steve twitched the corner of his mouth and said:
"Don't you want it? This painting is so beautiful, look at this king, how majestic he is?"

Chris thought he had other agendas.

"Tell me, why don't you want this painting?"

"Then tell me, why do I want this painting?"

Steve put his hands on his hips and sat back in his seat.

A magical item created by a giant dragon that has reached the first level of Sequence, a magical item that can be snapped up in the underground trading market, a magical item that psychological alchemists will flock to, and a magical item that is eligible to become Adam's collection...

Now, two Extraordinary people in the "Hermit" pathway gave way to each other, and neither of them was willing to obtain this magical item for free.

If Emperor Russell knew about this, he would definitely say that this was a waste of natural resources.

Chris declined because he knew that this oil painting was the creation of "Dragon of Nightmare" Al Suhod, and Al Suhod was the heir of "Dragon of Illusion" Angerweed, and was his son. After the resurrection.

Thinking about it this way, the importance of "Orischede's Heel" naturally does not need any further explanation.

This is a magical item that only a true god can control!
He had no doubt that the "Island of Stars" could isolate its breath, so that the true god could not find its whereabouts.

But what he didn't know was whether this oil painting would change Star Island to some extent.

Moreover, he restarted the world in the painting, and after he returned to reality, he had a premonition that he would not be able to return to Vinia's country.

Maybe there is already nothingness there.

Thinking of this, he slowly said:

"This may be the high-sequence extraordinary characteristic of 'Dreamer', which is very precious..." Chris's words were interrupted by Steve. He held his chin, glanced at the oil painting on the table, and frowned:

"Not only is it high-sequence, I suspect it has some divine personality...

Perhaps, this was a certain 'visionary' who passed through the realm of an extraordinary person above the level of an angel. After his death, his condensed extraordinary characteristics were combined with an oil painting, thus forming this "Oris Heede's Heel". "

"So, you should take it back to the 'Elemental Dawn' and give it to your leader." Chris looked sincere.

Steve stood up, made a gesture of reaching out to knock Chris on the head, and said:
"Our leader once said four words."

"what?"

The next second after Chris spoke, Steve picked up the oil painting, shoved it into Chris's arms, and ran away:

"Watch the audience!"

Chris immediately chased after him, but Steve actually waved a scroll and flew high into the sky in broad daylight, disappearing from his sight.

The waiter thought Chris was trying to escape the bill and hurriedly chased him out.

Chris returned to his seat with a depressed look on his face. He sent the waiter away first, and then silently recited the name of the unknown god and brought "Oris Heed's Heel" to the Star Island.

In addition to having a god-level personality, and being able to purify and heal others, the "Star Island" also has a very practical function-storage.

Chris never deposits his money in the bank, but puts it all on Star Island. When he needs money, he comes directly here to get it.

He first performed a divination and confirmed that "Olishad's Heel" was safe on the Star Island. Then he felt relieved and returned to reality with enough money.

After paying for the meal, Chris did not go to buy a ticket, but walked out of Vinia Town and walked towards Tingen.

With the help of the pendulum method, he quickly found a coachman who was preparing to go to Tingen.

After getting the full amount of money, the coachman thanked the goddess for her blessing and took Chris with him contentedly.

The cool autumn air was fresh and pure, without a trace of impurities. Chris put his hands behind his head, lying on his back and looking at the sky, enjoying the rare peace.

He lay in the hay and fell asleep unknowingly amid the rocking of the carriage.

……

When Chris woke up again, the carriage had driven into the outskirts of Tingen and arrived at its destination.

Thanks to the coachman for his kindness, Chris walked towards his residence.

Along the way, Chris saw many familiar faces but couldn't name them, and Chris felt extremely warm.

After jumping over the half-person-high fence, the flowers and plants on both sides of the path were trimmed very well. Mrs. Phyllis must have done some pruning regularly.

The key was inserted into the keyhole and turned. Chris pushed open the closed door. The furniture inside was spotless and remained in its original state. It seemed that the flow of time had not affected the house.

There was a note on the coffee table. Chris picked it up and looked at it. On it was Mrs. Phyllis's handwriting:

"Dear Mr. Glaxer:

You have never come back, and I have no way to cook for you, but I will come to you regularly, mow the lawn in the yard, and clean the dust in the room. (once a week)
Your personal belongings are also well taken care of. Please believe me, no thief dares to visit here now. The police gentlemen have stepped up patrols in the suburbs, and people from the Church of the God of Steam and Machinery often come here to patrol.

your personal chef
Hazel Felice"

(End of this chapter)