Mage Joan

Joan is actually not interested in "sharpening his head" to climb up, and does not care about his social status.

He just doesn't like the feeling of being in debt and being controlled by others.

If the free body could be redeemed, he wouldn’t mind spending more money, but the 20,000 gold Duga’s liquidated damages—or “ransom” is more appropriate—was too much for him to afford.

Despite being misunderstood by Martin, Joanne did not defend.

Martin saw him silent, and then said: "Joan, with your academic results, you can graduate from Leiden College at most next fall. If you then go to work in the colonial company according to the contract, so as not to waste your talent, It’s better to apply to study at Meadgard University immediately after graduation. I believe Master Rolls and Mr. President are happy to issue a recommendation letter for you."

Joan felt his ears feeling strange.

It seems that every family and friends around me are vigorously encouraging themselves to go to Meadgarde University to study, but he has not yet made up his mind.

Mainly reluctant to leave the familiar environment and comfortable life circle, feel timid about those distant and strange people and things...

The more I think about it, the more I feel that I am very disappointed.

"Joan, Meadgard and Yalfheim belong to the colony of the Ashan Empire in the New World. The financial and economic lifelines of both places are controlled by the Vernoya Colonial Company. The tuition fees of Meadgard University are not comparable to Leigh. Dayton College is cheaper and the local prices are higher. I am afraid you still have to apply for a student loan when you get there. It would be better to take the current loan contract with you. Anyway, the two universities’ bursaries are universal."

"General?"

"Yes, there are additional clauses in the contract, which are designed for you, a high-level student who graduated early and transferred to Meadgarde University for further study. I was afraid you didn't look carefully when you signed the contract." Martin said with a smile.

"It was indeed signed without looking carefully."

Joan admitted his negligence. But in his original situation, even if he scrutinized the terms of the contract word by word, he still had to sign the contract, and there was nothing to regret.

Since the student loan cannot be terminated early, Joan simply doesn't care about this matter. Instead of regretting it, it's better to save more now.

In the unlikely event that the company arranges for a job that is unsatisfactory in the future, he would rather spend 20,000 gold to redeem himself, rather than waste five years of youth in a boring post.

Joan's second purpose in coming to the Yangbo firm today is to sell a newly created magic guide, which is also considered to be a reserve penalty in advance for future redemption.

"Joan, what new gadgets did you invent, and take it out to open my eyes!"

Mr. Havel looked forward.

Joan's "Stomping Boots" and "Alarms" last time were sold at auctions held by commercial banks, which made him a big profit.

Later, some people came to buy these two kinds of magic devices, but unfortunately Joan did not have a business license issued by the Enchanting Guild, and he could only mortgage the magic device to the Yangbo business in the name of the "pawn" ancestral collection.

Since it is an "ancestral" collection, of course, this alone cannot be mass-produced. If the same magic guide is pawned frequently, it will inevitably cause suspicions in the guild, and it will not be possible to conduct such gray transactions in the future.

"This time it's not an original magic weapon, but an imitation."

Joan opened the storage bag, took a quill from it and placed it on the counter.

Mr. Javier picked up the quill pen, curiously scrutinizing it, and soon sensed the magic fluctuations emanating from the pen.

Although it is impossible to confirm its function without appraisal, but Joan has clearly stated that this is a "imitation", it is not difficult for him to guess a score of eight or nine.

"You copied the "Automatically Copy Quill"?" Javier asked.

Joan nodded and admitted frankly.

"I have previously seen a magic pen that can automatically copy scrolls and books at a business. I was very impressed. After going back to do some research, after repeated attempts, I finally copied a quill pen with the same function."

Javier started the quill pen according to the mantra provided by Joan. He first dipped the ink in his hand, wrote a few lines of text at random, and then released his hand to give the quill a "transcribe" instruction with his mind.

The quill pen glowed with a faint golden magic, and bounced off the counter. The nib rushed down and hung on the paper, writing skillfully and smoothly.

The transcription speed is faster than that of Havel's handwriting, and the handwriting is exactly the same.

The tip of the pen rubbed against the paper and made a rustling sound. Under the gaze of Javier and Joan, the quill pen wrote a line. It seemed that the ink was faint, so he stopped the copying, and instead floated to the ink bottle and jumped into the open bottle. Covered ink bottle.

After being saturated with ink, the quill rose slowly, and the tip of the pen swayed at the mouth of the bottle, wiping off too much ink, so as not to stain the paper, and then floated back, and then continue to write at the place where it was paused until the copy of Havel's request was finished. all content.

The whole process looks smooth and natural, as if there is an invisible hand holding a quill pen dipped in ink to write.

"Not bad, imitation impeccable!" Javier exclaimed.

"Mr. Javier, the creation of this pen requires enchanting 2 rings of "Secondary Item Activation", which cost 2 ounces of magic crystals. The other costs are not worth mentioning. How much do you think it is suitable for pricing?" Qiao An asked Havel.

"The price of the last "automatic quill pen" was 2,000 gold Durga, and now it seems that the price is low. The 2000 gold Durga is almost the same as the starting price. It is not easy to say what the final transaction price is."

"You come up with an idea, I only care how much I can earn."

"Haha! Still the old rules, how about a 3 ounce magic crystal for your pen?"

"Deal!" Joan snapped the hand Mr. Javier handed over.

This price was completely within his expectation, and he had already thought about it. After receiving the 3 ounce magic crystal paid by Mr. Havel, he used 2 ounce of the magic crystal as the enchanting material and made an "automatic quill pen" to keep For your own use, you don't have to do the repetitive transcription work yourself in the future, which can save a lot of time for specializing in spells.

Only in this way, it seems that he has not saved any money, what can be done for liquidated damages...

Forget it, early consumption and early enjoyment, troubles like debt, think about it later!

...

With a mixed mood of suffering, Joan quits Mr. Havel and returns to Leiden College in a public carriage.

It was ten o'clock in the morning, and there was still an hour before lunch. Joan decided to go shopping in the library, taking advantage of two free money in his pocket, and transcribed several 2 ring spell scrolls.

Joan walked through the reading room on the familiar road, handed the student ID to the librarian, and proposed to check the 2nd Spell Scroll.

The administrator still remembers that Joan had come to transcribe 1 ring of spells last time, holding his reading glasses to take a closer look at him. He couldn't help but be surprised that this young boy was promoted to level 3 wizard so quickly.

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