Mage Joan

"Doctor, thank you so much..." Joan couldn't help flushing his eyes.

"You are my student. The teacher should take care of the students. If you want to thank you, thank the mayor and Mr. Flint for them."

Kailandil patted Joan on the shoulder and said with a long heart:

"Child, don’t think you owe anybody, don’t forget, you saved Delin Town at a critical moment and saved the folks from the slaughter of lizardmen and goblin gangsters. Since you never think of yourself as the savior of the folks, Why care about the little things that everyone has done for you?"

"Okay, go back and rest early, and hope that the new house is to your liking."

Joan nodded gratefully and said goodbye to Dr. Kailandil leaving the clinic.

Walking on the empty street, Joan recalled the news revealed by the doctor just now, and his mood became heavy again.

"Shepherd" will come to the door sooner or later, and he has no choice but to seize the time to improve his strength and try to protect himself.

correct! It is also necessary to inform Condy as soon as possible about the "herderman" and remind her to take extra precautions.

Joan remembered that Kandy had mentioned in the last letter that he would come to visit Delin and his grandfather in the summer vacation. The meeting time agreed at that time would be tomorrow, but I wonder if she could come as scheduled.

After walking for a long time, Joan suddenly felt hungry in the belly, and then remembered that he had not eaten dinner. At noon, he only drank a small bowl of herbal porridge at the home of Li Yanan. Now his stomach is empty, no wonder walking Lulai fluttered at his feet.

Joan stopped and looked at the shop on the roadside, and found that the grocery store across the street was still open, and the window was warmly lit, so he walked over.

The grocery store was the same as he remembered.

A curtain of air-dried olive cores hung in front of the open door, and the models swayed under the blowing of the night wind, making a slight noise.

Joan lifted the curtain and walked in. He saw an old woman sitting on the armchair knitting sweaters.

A chubby orange cat was lying at her feet, fiddling with woolen threads with great interest.

Hearing the footsteps, the old woman put on the reading glasses without hurrying, turned her head and glanced at the door, saw Joan coming in, suddenly surprised, dropped the needle thread, dashed over and gave him a warm hug.

"Joanne, I haven't seen you in a long time. Have you taken the summer vacation?"

"Yes, Aunt Barbara, good evening."

"Good boy, let me see you soon!"

Aunt Barbara looked at Joan up and down, then nodded in satisfaction.

"It grows taller and stronger, and you can see that you are doing well in school! Have you not been bullied by the children in the city?"

"Classmates and tutors take care of me."

"That's good, that's good!" Aunt Barbara smiled comfortably.

Joan smiled gratefully, and immediately expressed his intention: "Auntie, I want to buy some food, and kitchenware."

"No problem, sit down first child, I'll prepare for you." Aunt Barbara was busy and alive.

Joan crouched down and touched the back of the orange cat.

The fat cat recognized him, but he was lazy, and he ignored him. He just licked and licked it while holding a ball of wool, as if he didn't put him in his eyes.

Perhaps in its view, as the fattest cat in Delin Town, he should have a higher status than the little master of Joan.

Joan secretly laughed and got up and walked to the grocery store counter to check the magic items.

There are a few new things, but unfortunately they are all "trick" level gadgets.

If he saw these lowest-level magic guides half a year ago, Joan would be pleasantly surprised, but now he can't get into his eyes.

The grocery store is still the old grocery store, but Jo Ann is no longer the old country boy.

From the prosperous Port of Leiden back to his hometown and town, he was deeply touched by the contrast.

If he hadn't walked out of his hometown, he probably wouldn't realize how vast the outside world is throughout his life, let alone realize that he has grown a lot in the process of studying in the city in just six months.

Joan withdrew his eyes and inadvertently saw three notices posted on the wall opposite the counter.

Although the town of Delin is far less than the prosperity of Leiden Port, there is a similar custom: the wall of the shop is always used as a notice board, which is filled with various kinds of notices.

For example, the government's new laws, business advertisements, tracing notices, and reward notices.

At the moment, what Joan saw on the wall of the grocery store were three reward notices.

The publisher of the first notice was the old dwarf Flint Anvil, offering a reward of 500 gold Durga to eliminate the "iron essence" lurking in the ore warehouse of the forge.

The publisher of the second notice, Joanne, is no stranger, and is the father of Dick and Roger, and the current mayor of Delin, Mr. Jason Dindale.

It is also a reward of 500 gold Durga, asking someone to help eliminate the huge pests that are messing up in the Dingdaoer sawmill.

The bulletin also listed the names of the three monsters, namely "Big Antler", "Bomb-Beetle" and "Poisonous Gas-Beetle".

Joan frowned as he read the two notices.

What kind of monster is "iron soldering iron"?

What kind of creature is "gas bomb beetle"?

A full set of "Vares Monster Book", he can almost recite it, but he can't remember the two creatures recorded in the book.

Of course, the name listed on the notice is probably just a common name, not a scientific name, but unfortunately, there is no picture, and no more reference can be provided.

Joan temporarily put aside his doubts and turned his attention to the last announcement.

The publisher of this announcement, "Idar", claimed to be a "naturalist" from the north. The reward amount was as high as 3,000 gold Durga, only for the purchase of fragments of the meteorite that destroyed the **** village, as a research material...

"Idar..."

Joan silently chanted the name and felt vaguely familiar, as if someone had heard it.

After watching the reward content twice, his complexion gradually changed.

"Destroy the meteorite at Beaver Village", is it not just "tears of God"?

This so-called "naturalist", in the name of collecting research materials, offered a reward of 3,000 gold Durga for the purchase of fragments of meteorites. In fact, the real purpose... is to find "tears of God".

Joan naturally thought of the "Shepherds" who came to Delin Town not long ago to inquire about the whereabouts of "Tears of God", and the light flashed abruptly, remembering that Teacher Benny once mentioned that The name used internally by the regiment is Idar, no wonder it sounds familiar.

Joan stared at the announcement for a long time, reluctantly straightening out the chaotic thoughts, and turned to ask Aunt Barbara:

"I'm very interested in the notice on the wall. Can you tell me what kind of person is the Mr. Idar who issued the reward notice?"

"Oh, do you want to earn that bounty too?"

Aunt Barbara shrugged disapprovingly.

"Three thousand gold Durga is indeed a huge sum of money, but I still have to advise you not to expect too much!"

"Based on my years of experience in dealing with people, Mr. Idar, who is weird, is probably not a good person!"

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