Extraordinary Puppet Master

The clerk was startled by Carlin's eyes, and quickly explained: "Mr. Hawkins, don't get me wrong, basically anyone who is a transcendent in Wayne City has heard of your name, and I happen to be in Wayne City as well. people."

Carlin was stunned for a moment, he didn't even know he was so famous in Wayne City.

"You have inherited the mantle of Potion Master Westmin, and you have also joined the Rangers. You have a bright future."

Listening to the clerk's explanation, Carlin shook his head inwardly, and his frown relaxed, and he probably understood what was going on.

He stayed at home practicing all day long, but he felt nothing.

But this is not the case in the eyes of others, especially those wild extraordinary beings.

The number of extraordinary beings in the urban area of ​​Wayne City plus its suburban villages and towns is less than a hundred to begin with. It won't take long for everyone to know about one more officially registered extraordinary person.

Moreover, he is also a pharmacist who relies on the Ranger Association, although he himself knows that he has not joined the Ranger Association, but only serves as a guest or consultant.

In addition to the 2,800 pounds per month of training materials, secret transmission and practice resources must be obtained by oneself. At most, some good things that are not circulated to the outside world can be purchased at the Ranger Club at internal prices.

But others don't know, they all regard him as a newcomer that the Ranger Association focuses on training.

Carlin shook his head and stopped worrying about it. He said to the clerk: "Just pack the food for me at once."

The clerk was wondering, how to store three months of ingredients purchased at one time?

But he didn’t think too much about it. As long as the customer gave him money, he would do whatever he asked.

The clerk directly agreed to Carlin's request, but the quantity of goods was relatively large and it would take two or three hours to wait for it to be shipped from other places.

Carlin didn't mind this either, but he gave additional instructions that the ingredients must be packaged in as few closed containers as possible, and the volume of the containers should not exceed the five cubic meters capacity limit of each page of the album.

After paying a deposit of 420 pounds, Carlin took the pickup order given to him by the clerk and left the store.

After returning to the street, Carlin did not continue to wander, but walked outside the manor.

There is a towering mountain near the manor. Compared to Wayne City, there is no industrial pollution here and the air is very fresh and natural.

At the foot of the mountain is a vast forest, no more than 500 meters away from the manor.

It was now completely dark, and the forest looked a little dark. After Carlin left the town, his figure disappeared directly, as if he had perfectly blended into the fresh air.

Five minutes later, Carlin saw Snitch, who had been hiding in the forest. He took out the picture album and released the girl's puppet.

The smooth and silky black hair reaches her waist, the fair face is delicate, and the well-proportioned figure makes the girl look extremely eye-catching.

The blue robe on her body and the staff in her hand make her look more like a witch.

Karin handed the album directly to the shrine maiden and then turned around and returned the way he came.

When he returned to the manor and continued to wander the streets for more than half an hour, the figure of the witch came out of the forest, while Snitch still stayed in the forest to wait.

Carlin was going to sell the ledger to Mycroft. The person doing the transaction couldn't be him. Snicki didn't have much insurance when it came to the transaction because he was afraid that Mycroft would arrest the person directly.

Now Snicki's wanted posters are plastered all over the streets of Wayne.

For a trade, a wizard girl from a secret organization would be more suitable. At least a human body limit assassin hidden in the dark could make Mycroft fearful.

At this time, Carlin only had less than three hundred pounds in cash. After thinking about it, there were not many people there, so there was no point in continuing to transfer.

So I walked towards the castle, preparing to rest for a few hours and wait until there were more people, then go to the free trading area and pick up the goods at the Word of the Forest.

As for the task of purchasing resources, just leave it to the shrine maiden.

Although Kalin could purchase resources at low prices within the Ranger Guild, many of the things he wanted to purchase were a bit large.

The cultivation of secret puppets requires resources, and some of the rituals to assist cultivation recorded in the "Unknown Secret Code" also require a large amount of resources.

It would be no problem for Carlin to buy some resources and use them for his own cultivation or medicine.

But many of the materials are very eye-catching, and buying too much will inevitably make people question what he wants to do.

When Carlin entered the castle, the witch puppet also came to the street under his control.

At this time, some people had gathered on the street. Apparently, another group of extraordinary guests had arrived in the past half hour.

She even saw several ferocious-looking beasts walking openly on the street.

However, these ferocious beasts are very well-behaved and just follow their trainers and masters obediently. The nearby extraordinary people are not worried about them suddenly going crazy and attacking them.

After passing by a crocodile that looked ferocious but was actually very docile, the witch assistant entered a rather gloomy-looking store. This store was rented by an organization called the Gravekeepers.

After entering the store, a cold breath hit her face. The first thing the witch saw was the various animal bones hanging on the wall.

There were several coffins on the shelves and I didn't know who they were for.

There is also the hanging lamp that emits a miserable green light. I don’t know what kind of lamp oil is used, and it looks like a will-o’-the-wisp.

Although he heard that the tombkeepers were a group of lonely and indifferent guys, after walking into their shop, Carlin felt that these guys were not only lonely, but also a group of business geniuses.

If the guests were timid, they would probably be scared away by the gloomy atmosphere as soon as they entered.

How can you do this in business? Is this for fear of not scaring customers?

The miko walked to the counter with a normal expression, and unexpectedly glanced at the black-robed clerk behind the counter.

The clerk in this store turned out to be a supernatural being, which was beyond her expectation.

Nowadays, the number of extraordinary beings in the mortal world is still very small, and unskilled and time-consuming tasks such as looking after a store are usually left to ordinary people.

"what do you want?"

The voice of the man in black robe was hoarse and gloomy, and his eyes were unusually calm. He looked at the beautiful woman in front of him as if he were looking at a corpse.

However, the miko was not surprised that this member of the wizard sect called the Gravekeeper had such an eccentric personality.

This school practices various soul and death spells. Many of their extraordinary materials and rituals require a cemetery-type environment. The cemetery is very suitable, and it can also collect spirituality of the nature of death.

Therefore, members of the general gravekeepers will live near the cemetery. According to them, it is to get closer to the aura of death. Even many public cemeteries in the mortal world are their property.

However, the members of the Gravekeepers look very sinister, but they are not evil necromancers. If you ignore their temperament and personality, they are actually easy to deal with.

The witch assistant asked directly: "I need hundred-year-old white light grass, how much do you have?"

"There are only 34 centenary-year-old plants in total."

"I want them all, how much does it cost?"

Looking at her in surprise, the man in black robe didn't say anything: "3,400 pounds."

The witch frowned when she heard the price: "One hundred pounds per plant, so expensive?

I bought all your inventory in one go, can't I get a discount? "

The man in black robe did not speak, but pointed to a wooden board on the wall.

After seeing the four words "No counter-offer" written on the wooden board, the witch shook her head helplessly.

"Okay, okay, I won't bargain. Just take me to pick up the goods and help me pack them in a box."

"Specially made storage box for 1 gold pound."

hiss--

Carlin in the castle took a few deep breaths, calmed down the mood of wanting to hit someone, and controlled the witch to make a last-ditch effort: "But I don't have any change, can you?"

"I'll find it for you."

The man in black robe's tone was still so calm.

'Don't be angry, don't be angry, it's just one pound. ’

The witch looked at the man in black robe expressionlessly, handed over the 3,500 gold pounds, and said firmly: "I'm in a hurry, please hurry up and get it done!"