Six Ring Wizard

Chapter 29 Restaurant

Chapter 29 Restaurant
  After Lilian left, Herage began to sort out the information he got from Lilian.

Augustus College is very similar to an ordinary school, except that it is an eight-year institution. The wizard apprentices in it study according to the courses arranged by the college. If there are particularly outstanding ones, they may be accepted as a student by an official wizard.

Augustus College is also relatively peaceful among these wizard organizations, and there are relatively few fights between wizard apprentices.

The Moonlight Grove where Herrag is located is completely different. All knowledge and resources here come at a price. The wizard apprentice needs to complete various tasks to earn points or magic stones, and then exchange them for corresponding resources.

The knowledge and guidance of formal wizards are resources, and the wizard apprentices need to work hard to obtain them.

Tuk Tuk!

Lilian knocked on the door again. Herague opened the door and saw a quilt.

"This is an extra velvet quilt I have. Don't use the one on the ship. It's damp, smelly, and even moldy." Lilian hugged a heavy quilt and could hardly see her.

Herage took over: "Thank you!"

The outside of the velvet quilt is actually silk, trimmed with gold, and feels silky smooth.

He became more and more confused. Lilian should be stronger than him, so why would she express kindness to him? There is never a free lunch in the world.

Whatever you get, you will definitely pay the corresponding price, Herage understands this truth very well.

"By the way, if you are ready to go up for dinner, call me and we will go together. Otherwise, those people will probably find trouble if they see you alone. The boat is very boring, and some people like to bully newcomers for fun. I heard that someone I once hung a newcomer on the bow of the boat for fishing, and if Dino hadn't discovered it in time, the newcomer's head would have been eaten by a fish," Lillian reminded.

Lilian boarded the ship a few days before Herrag, saw more, and knew those people better.

Herage remembered what he had seen on the deck and the third floor before. Those people did not know each other and kept their distance.

It was impossible for him to completely trust Lillian, and Lillian was the same, and she would have reservations.

If the two of them were like this, let alone those people upstairs.

Herage returned to the room, used the original quilt as a cushion, and covered it with Lilian's velvet quilt.

"Come on, go up to eat, and I'll take you to get familiar with it." Lilian said standing outside the door.

"Okay." After Herage locked the door, the two of them went to the second floor together.

Herage glanced down when he went up the stairs. The fifth floor was very dark. From his angle, he couldn't see any light. He could smell some stench and fishy smell below.

Lilian held her nose in disgust: "Those sailors live on the fifth floor. They don't like to be clean... There are two floors below the fifth floor. It is said that some goods and some things to be stored in the warehouse are stored."

As Herage and the two walked up the stairs, they passed by the third floor. There was a thin-faced man squatting alone at the entrance of the corridor, his eyes wide open, and he kept staring at the two people.

"Don't look at him." Lillian lowered her head and whispered, while quickening her pace.

Herage looked away and stopped looking at him, and also quickened his pace to the second floor.

He could feel that person staring at him all the time, and the sight behind him didn't disappear until he reached the second floor.

"That man's name is Fergal Mullan. He is one of the two second-class apprentices in our group of wizard apprentices. He was the one who hung people on the bow of the boat for fishing before. There is something wrong with this man's brain. I always feel that he is mentally abnormal. Don't provoke him." Lilian looked fearful when she mentioned Fergal. Herage nodded. Fergal's gaze was indeed very uncomfortable. It was as if he was looking for prey, with only indifference and cruelty in his eyes.

He now felt that he was very lucky to live on the fourth floor, otherwise he would have been terrified when he opened the door and saw such a guy squatting in the hallway.

The restaurant on the second floor is relatively spacious. White bread, cured meats, bacon and other items are placed in boxes. You can take them by yourself if you need them.

Herage also saw two large baskets of green oranges. The smell could be smelled from afar. The skin was particularly green. Just seeing the color was enough to make people salivate.

In addition to them, there were three wizard apprentices in the restaurant, but they were all seated separately.

They all saw the way Herague was talking and laughing, and silently remembered it in their hearts.

"Why are they so indifferent to each other? There should be a certain guarantee of safety with an official wizard on board." Herage asked.

Lilian looked like an idiot and said with a smile: "Dino won't care about this. There is no prohibition on killing people on the ship. As long as you don't affect the navigation, Dino will not care if he doesn't see it. The token is not a real-name thing." , the wizard organization doesn’t care how you got it, some people don’t have tokens.”

"So that's it." Herage thought that it would be more peaceful if there was an official wizard on the ship. He had two magic items on him, and others should also have them.

Those who do not have a token must pass a test before they have the opportunity to join the wizard organization. If they get a token, they can go straight through. Under this temptation, it is inevitable that some people will take risks and kill people to seize the treasure.

These wizard apprentices didn't know each other after they boarded the ship. No one knew what the other was thinking, so they could only be careful, which resulted in the current situation.

Herage and Lilian each took some and chatted while eating. The other three obviously speeded up their eating after their arrival and left quickly.

The restaurant here is exclusively for wizard apprentices like them, and sailors are not qualified to eat here.

"What I have in my hand is a token of Augustus College. Many people want this. I have no choice but to form an alliance with you." Lilian looked very stressed.

Herague understood that people without tokens would most likely target those with tokens, and the one Lilian had was from Augustus College, so it must have aroused the covetousness of many people.

"I seem to have suffered a big loss. I just went on this trip with you. They should have assumed that we are together, which means I was also dragged into the trap by you." Herage finally understood where the trap was, and stepped on it after a meal. .

Lilian puffed up her plump breasts: "I am stronger than you, I can protect you, and I have formed an alliance with the princess..."

Herage interrupted him directly and rubbed his fingers: "Don't fix those useless things. I want something more affordable."

Seeing that he didn't accept this, Lilian rolled her eyes and took out a ring: "Here, this is a space ring. You probably don't have this type of magical item yet."

"This thing is good!" Herage took it in his hand.

Lilian said seriously: "Do you think you will be safe if you keep a distance from me? On the contrary, you will only be more dangerous. There are two second-class apprentices on the ship. If the two of us can join forces, even the second-class apprentices cannot Guaranteed to be able to kill both of us and escape intact."

"You know, if a second-class apprentice is injured, how can another second-class apprentice let him go? Therefore, the two of us temporarily join forces to at least ensure a certain degree of safety."

After thinking for a moment, Herage said: "Okay, we can maintain cooperation. Anyway, in the eyes of others, we are already together."

(End of this chapter)

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