Diary of the Death Wizard

Sol looked around, found an empty cupboard and hid in it.

There is no grain, oil and food in the cupboard, it is obviously just a decoration to deceive people's eyes.

Thor shrinks his hands and feet, and sits inside.

In order to prevent the fluctuations in his mental power from arousing the vigilance below, he didn't even meditate, but just counted the cracks on the cabinet door boringly to pass the time.

After about two or three hours, the secret door behind the stove was finally opened, and two people climbed out from inside.

Hearing footsteps, there are two people.

They were still talking when they came out.

"...Tomorrow, I will leave it to you."

"Don't worry, as long as there are a lot of things, those are trivial things."

"It's just that the one will be back in two days."

"never mind."

"Yes, congratulations, sir."

The sound of the two people's footsteps gradually faded away, and Saul was confused in the cabinet.

What are they talking about?

When others eavesdrop, don't they always hear key information casually?

Why did he hear a lonely.

But Sol looked back, and it wasn't completely useless.

Something should happen tomorrow.

One party resolves the incident and the other party gets paid.

One more thing to congratulate.

Saul waited for a while, but when no one came back, he ran out of the cabinet.

Maybe it was because the two people in front had already walked away. He didn't see anyone else outside the house, and even the guards had withdrawn.

Sol turned around again to the open space where the mosaic fruit was planted, and turned around and rushed back to Ada's residence before dawn.

After a busy day, Ada fell into a deep sleep, unaware from the beginning to the end that his tenant came back after wandering around all night.

Ada got up early the next morning to start a fire and cook, and called Sol to help.

The rice is very simple, it is the most common green steamed wild vegetables.

The earth stove is in the house, and the firewood is lit, and the fireworks are lingering.

They left a lunch for Penny and hurried out.

But what Sol didn't expect was that Ada refused to take him to the town to look for work.

"Yesterday, I saw that you are quite strong. Why don't you go with me to plant land for the mayor. There is little land here, so it's a good job. After you work for two years, you can build a small house outside the town by yourself."

Sol immediately shook his head and refused, saying that he couldn't do it.

Ada asked Saul, "Then what would you do? Actually, there is not much shortage of jobs in the town."

Saul didn't say anything, he just wanted to take a stroll in the town by himself.

Ada felt that Sol just didn't want to farm the land, and he was not happy, but he didn't say anything.

He took Sol to a neighborhood where workers could be recruited.

"Anyway, I'll just take you to the place. It's up to you whether you can find a job. I'll dig the ground later."

But before the two of them reached the job recruitment place, they encountered a commotion.

They came to a reasonably orderly street and saw a house surrounded by people.

People were standing three floors in and out, making Sol realize that the population of this place is still quite large.

There were cries from the crowd, and Ada, who hadn't planned to watch the excitement, looked over in fear, and pulled Sol to leave here quickly.

Saul felt that this matter was not as simple as ordinary excitement.

Relying on his thinness and strength, he squeezed into the innermost part of the crowd.

Ada wanted to go to Rathore, but found that the other party disappeared in a blink of an eye.

He was embarrassed to squeeze, so he had to tiptoe to look in, his brows were still furrowed, and he was a little irritable.

"If it weren't for your strength..." He muttered, wondering if he regretted taking Sol home.

At this time, Sol, who squeezed inside, finally saw the reason for the excitement.

In the center of the crowd is a weeping couple.

Beside him, an old man with a few strands of white hair on his head smiled and comforted him.

Captain Jeff, who had met yesterday, was standing opposite the couple with a blank expression on his waist holding the scimitar.

Behind Jeff, two soldiers were supporting a girl who was so limp that she couldn't even stand up.

The girl looked about fifteen or sixteen years old and was wearing a blue checkered skirt. Among ordinary people, she is quite beautiful.

Diagonally across from Sol, a man in a black robe and hood stood upright with his sleeves folded.

There was a large area around him, and there were no townspeople watching.

"Hey, you need to tell me what to say. After all, this is a matter of the survival of the town, and it's not a bad thing!" said the old man who comforted the weeping couple.

Sol looked at the couple who were crying limply on the ground, and at the girl with a terrified and helpless face, and really couldn't imagine what a good thing it would be.

But the people who watched the excitement around obviously didn't think so.

A woman with a basket yelled unhappily: "Why are you crying? That's a big matter that concerns the whole town. If I have a daughter now, I'll definitely send her there happily."

Sol recognized her as Aunt Jenny, who had been so enthusiastic yesterday.

The weeping woman put down her hands covering her face and said sadly, "But we only have one daughter, Minnie!"

Someone next to him immediately answered, "Isn't it okay to be born again in the future? Could it be because of your daughter that you have killed the whole town?"

As soon as this remark came out, people around immediately started talking about it, accusing the couple of being selfish and cruel.

The couple were so overwhelmed by the atmosphere that they couldn't speak for a while.

The old man patted the man on the shoulder, and a smile appeared on his face.

"You agree, right? Agreeing is fine, and I don't want to force anyone. But only Minnie meets the wizard's requirements best. This is her honor, and it is also the honor of our town. After all, the holy fruit is related to the entire town. If we continue to reduce production and attract the wrath of the wizard tower, none of us will survive."

The old man spoke well, and as soon as he finished speaking, people around him began to blame the couple for disregarding everyone's lives.

Could it be that the life and death of a town is no better than that of a little girl?

The wife couldn't speak, so she collapsed on the ground and wept mournfully.

The husband's legs gave way, and he knelt on the ground. With the courage he didn't know, he grabbed the old man's hand and shouted: "But the mayor, we have sacrificed so many girls over the years, and we haven't seen the production of the holy fruit recover! Is this the way..."

Halfway through the man's speech, he heard the apprentice wizard who had been standing silently snort coldly.

This cold snort was so terrible that the performers in the center of the stage and all the spectators around unconsciously covered their ears.

The two townspeople closest to the man were even bloodshot from their ears, which flowed out from their ear sockets.

Sol covered his ears with the people around him, but he rolled his eyes when he lowered his head.

"The effect of this choking technique is too scattered. Doesn't he know how to use spiritual power to guide?"

The best performance on the spot was Captain Jeff. But he also had a distorted face, and he could only resist covering his ears with his hands.

This deterrent silenced all the people present, and even the couple did not dare to cry loudly.

So the girl was pushed away like this, leaving only a bag of money for the couple.

After the fun, the crowd refused to disperse for a long time.

Someone stepped forward to comfort them, saying that at least the mayor gave some compensation, and they would not have to worry about their livelihood for a few years.

And that Aunt Jenny came forward with a smile to congratulate her, and she also pointed out to the couple how to use the money just like the people who came here.

When the crowd gradually dispersed, Ada finally found Sol who was mixed in.

With a dark face, he pulled Sol out and pulled him to the side of the road.

"You love to watch the show so much? If you hadn't been lucky just now and stayed away from that lord, your ears would probably have been injured."

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