I think you can't even imagine the happiness of a warlock.

Chapter 154: Time Travel: I was tricked into working in another world for free?

About ten days after the Tree of Life appeared, the "new players" who had cut off their training and started in the grassland arrived in the Great River Territory in advance with the help of an ice tunnel built by someone unknown. Also arriving with them were General Manager Kyle and a large number of applicants. soldiers and immigrants.

Until now, Robert still seems to be confused about how the baron he assigned to help assemble the tiger clan's fighting force suddenly accepted divine grace and was about to become independent... but this did not prevent him from continuing to maintain friendship with him.

Not only because of the secrets of martial arts, but also because the first time he looked at the other person, he knew that he was someone worth trusting...

"Look, Chen, I caught a fish bigger than me!" 』

This morning, Lily dragged a large squid that looked like a sea king back to the Great River Territory.

"Is this a fish?"

"Obviously not."

"Why not?"In the sea, fish can be caught by the tail. It took me a lot of effort to catch it. 』

Unfortunately, she took a bite and found that the thing was so smelly that she couldn't eat it, so she could only show it off to Chen, Jerry and Master Yuansu before throwing it into the river and releasing it.

“When I was in the Northland, I caught a tuna that was bigger than a small boat.” Chen recalled, stroking his beard. “It took me out for several miles, and I finally tamed it and rode it back to the tundra port the next day. "

If he hadn't been worried that he might encounter danger on the way south by riding a fish casually, he might have just gone south at that time.

"and after? 』

"Without later, I wouldn't be able to finish the fish that is about the same size as the young dragon."

"Lily can finish it!" 』

Hearing this, the young dragon hatched a desire to compete, and immediately flew to the beach to catch a fish bigger than the adult dragon.

After she left, the Star People, who had just arrived in the Great River Territory, hurried to the meeting hall.

Chen Zhou looked at the person who was probably a master or even a doctor from Blue Star. He was a strong and light-footed person. At first glance, he realized that the last three dimensions (intelligence, perception, and charm) were fake, and he directly filled up the whoring points with his physical attributes. people.

※It is worth mentioning that in a sense, Chen Zhou himself is actually stuck in the bug of the second three-dimensional inheriting the former three-dimensional movement with his body.

"Baron Jin Jianshi, it's a pleasure to meet you! I am Atanis's friend Junzi Liuyi, and I am the one who negotiates cooperation with you on his behalf. You can just call me Liu Yi or Junzi Liuyi."

Facing Junzi Liuyi, who looked quite enthusiastic, Chen Zhou looked quite confused.

"I'm Chen, or you can call me Tom, but why do you always call me some weird names?"

Junzi Liuyi was stunned when he heard this.

what?
He has always heard people say that there are layers of gold and layers of gold. Don't they call it this?

The new batch of "players" are all people who don't usually have time to play games. In addition, almost all of them use gold gradients on the forum, so they don't know the original name of the other party before this.

"I'm really sorry, Mr. Chen, I just came here and I'm not very clear."

Junzi Liuyi eagerly stepped into the topic: "In another world, I am a tutor at the Metal Research Institute. I study plastic processing technology and equipment and mold design and manufacturing. I am basically equivalent to a blacksmith in this world. I can understand the relationship between machinery and industrialization. God and His divine powers?”

"Liu Yi, I know you are in a hurry, but don't be in a hurry first." Seeing that the Blue Star people didn't even have a minute to show off, Chen took out something he had already prepared - a document. .

"This is an employment contract exclusively for the Industrial Church." He handed the document to the other party and explained, "Pastors of the Father of All Machines do not need faith, and both employment and exit are based on a contract system."

Junzi Liuyi, who took the contract document, flipped through it for a while and was dumbfounded.

Hire priests with contracts. Are you, the father of all opportunities, a god or a company boss?
"After all, the gods have also learned some new concepts after coming into contact with other worlds. As the god of machinery and industrialization, is it not surprising that the Father of All Machines adopts a relatively novel contract system?"

There is some truth to it, Junzi Liuyi mused, but he just didn't know whether the contract was safe or not.

Although they currently speculate that this industrial god is a god who favors the good, they cannot risk their own souls even so.

"It's just an ordinary contract, the kind commonly used by mortals."

Chen, who seemed to have seen through the worries of the Blue Star people, but was actually just trying to push others aside, said: "As the envoys of the Father of All Machines, you perform the teachings and pay the gold coins monthly. He gives you the ability as a priest, and then distributes it every quarter based on your performance." Divine grace, but it will all be taken back when the contract expires.”

Just as Junzi Liuyi thought, this is indeed more like a company's business model than a church.

It's just that the people of the Star have to implement industrialization and pay money. If a labor dispute occurs, they have nowhere to sue - this contract has not been witnessed by the priest of the legal god, and it has no coercive force from magic or the original contract.

"The Father of All Machines is quite new, isn't he?"

Junzi Liuyi suddenly felt as if he had been tricked by the archbishop into a different world called Northern Burma. Is it okay to work for free in a different world and have to pay in return?

But if it’s just this level of risk and cost, it’s really worth a try…

"Baron, I can't decide such a big thing by myself. I may have to go back and have a meeting to talk about it."

After putting away the contract given to him by Jin Jianping and going back to study it, Junzi Liuyi also took out the drawings he drew while on the road.

"This is a gift I gave to the Great River Territory and the Father of All Machines on behalf of the people of the Star. It is called a hexagonal lathe in our area. It can be used to mass-produce some tools..."

Before he finished speaking, Chen stopped the other party directly.

It's not that he doesn't understand, after all, the forging field also provides a lot of relevant knowledge, but he doesn't intend to personally accompany the people of the stars to develop industry.

"What the gods want to see is not that you copy things from another world, but that you combine things from this world to innovate technology, and there is no need for you to show these things to me, a defender.

"There is a one-day temporary contract here that will allow you to have the ability of a level 24 priest within 1 hours. After you sign, you can go back and try it yourself."

Junzi Liuyi took the contract with a twitching corner of his mouth, and secretly lamented in his heart that there were even temporary priests in other worlds. The temporary power of a true god sounded much more absurd than becoming a monk with a certificate and being reincarnated only after being approved.

"100 gold coins to be a priest for one day? Is this the father of all opportunities also a god of trade?"

But is it really worth it?
Junzi Liuyi thought about it again and again, and finally made up his mind: "I signed it!"

For only 100 gold coins, you can experiment with the effect of the blacksmith's blessing, and it also comes with some bonus magic. It's really worth it!

※According to the market price, the service price of a first-level spellcaster is caster level * 10 gold coins, that is, the price of one spell for a level 2 priest is 1 gold coins.

(End of this chapter)