Magus Tech (Technological Wizard)

Seeing Bibi, the bartender's eyes lit up, and his first thought was: This person is so beautiful.

Then came the second thought: since she is so pretty, she shouldn't be too smart, maybe she can get the other party to buy a glass or two of beer.

Thinking of this, the bartender greeted warmly: "Hi, pretty lady, do you need anything?"

Bibi glanced at the bartender, approached the counter unsuspectingly, looked at the bartender and said bluntly, "I'm looking for someone."

"Looking for someone?!" The bartender grinned, showing a bright smile, "Ha, miss, if you want to find someone, just ask me. Excuse me, who are you looking for, what does he look like, as long as I I’ll definitely remember it if I’ve seen it.”

"He..." Bibi's eyes flickered, she shook her head seriously, "I don't know."

Bartender: "..."

There was a brief silence on the scene.

However, the bartender was well-informed after all, able to hold the scene, and said in silence for a moment: "It doesn't matter if you don't know what he looks like. Does the other party have any characteristics?"

"I don't know either." Bibi replied again.

The bartender's breath was stagnant when he heard it, his temples were swollen, his blood vessels were protruding, and they kept beating. The expression on his face was distorted, and his expression was almost unstoppable. He stared at Bibi with wide eyes. If he didn't see that Bibi was pretty enough, he would really curse out loud.

"You don't know what the other person looks like, and you don't know the characteristics of the other person, so how do you find him?" The bartender took a deep breath and asked patiently.

Bibi said calmly, "I don't know, that's why I came to ask you."

"I..." The bartender was completely at a loss for words, feeling that he really couldn't continue. In his opinion, Bibi was either deliberately looking for trouble, or she was out of her mind.

If it's the former, he can prepare to call someone. If it's the latter, he might have a chance to sell Bibi a few more glasses of beer.

The bartender, who kept his responsibilities in mind, blinked, looked at Bibi, and said tentatively: "If you ask me how to find someone, I can indeed give you an opinion."

"What?"

"I can tell you all the people I've met in the past few days one by one. If you listen, you may be able to find out who to look for."

"Really?" Bibi asked with a frown. She is not an idiot, but she has no life experience, and subconsciously feels that this is not reliable.

"Don't jump to conclusions." The bartender said convincingly, "Since you have no choice now, why don't you try what I said—if you don't try, how will you know if it will work?"

"It seems to make sense." Bibi was persuaded, looked at the bartender, and said with a serious expression, "Okay, tell me."

"Don't worry." The bartender showed a characteristic smile of a profiteer, poured a large glass of beer from the beer barrel next to him, and put it in front of Bibi, "This beautiful lady, you should know that there is nothing free in this world I can't just tell you information casually, if you want to listen, you have to buy me a glass of beer first."

"Just tell me you bought beer?" Bibi asked for confirmation.

"Of course." The bartender was sure.

"How much is that?"

"Three... well, five copper coins."

"It's not expensive." Bibi said without hesitation.

Reaching into his pocket, he took out a handful of copper coins, counted five of them and handed them to the bartender.

"Of course it's not expensive. The wine in our tavern is cheap and delicious, that is, if you come early, you won't be able to buy it at all." The bartender put the money into the money box inside the counter, and said to Bibi, " Of course, if you don't like to drink beer, I can also drink it for you to save wastage, and there were customers before... Ugh!"

After putting the copper coins away, the bartender raised his head and looked at Bibi. He was about to show his service, but when his voice stopped suddenly, he saw that Bibi had picked up the wooden cup and poured beer into her mouth fiercely.

"Gudong, Gudong, Gudong..."

The bartender was a little stunned, watching Bibi's not-so-resisting expression, and suspected for the first time in history that the tavern owner's brewing skills might not be that bad.

"You... you actually drank it?" The bartender blinked and looked at Bibi in surprise.

Bibi drank less than half of the beer, stopped for a while, looked at the bartender and asked: "Otherwise, of course I have to drink the beer I bought, so why don't I give it to you? I'm not a child, so I understand the truth." , don't try to lie to me."

After finishing speaking, Bibi continued to drink beer with a "gudong gudong".

The bartender: "..." He was dumbfounded.

After a while, Bibi drank the whole glass of beer, put the glass on the counter, looked at the bartender with a slight blush on her face, and said, "Okay, I bought the beer and drank it all, tell me quickly People who have seen it."

"Okay." The bartender came to his senses and stopped worrying about the taste of beer. After all, selling a beer is a victory. He raised his spirits and said, "Then let me start with seven days ago. I remember seven days ago, the first one to enter The person in the tavern is a man in his fifties, he... the second person is a man in his thirties, he..."

The bartender kept talking. After talking for a long time, he stopped talking, looked at Bibi, and smiled: "Okay, miss, I've told you everyone I met seven days ago."

At this moment, Bibi seemed to be a little unbearable from drinking, the blush on her face deepened, she shook her head vigorously, regained consciousness, opened her round eyes and asked the bartender: "Then six days ago, five days ago, four days ago did you meet the bartender?" What about people?"

The bartender smiled: "Of course I can tell you. However, as you can see, it takes so long to talk for a day, and it takes a lot of effort to finish all the words. Or, buy another beer, I just told you I saw those people six days ago?"

After speaking, the bartender refilled a full glass of beer and brought it to Bibi.

Bibi looked at it, without any fuss, threw five copper coins to the bartender, grabbed the beer glass and drank it, "gudong gudong", drank it at a faster speed than last time.

"This beer tastes weird. It's completely different from the wines I've tasted before, and the amount is too much. I'm a little overwhelmed..." Bibi muttered softly, and then burped lightly.

"Hi-hicc!"

After hiccupping, Bibi looked at the bartender and urged, "Okay, I've already bought two glasses of beer and drank them, you can continue talking."

"Okay!" The bartender felt that the "little sheep" in front of him might have a lot of wool to pluck, so he was quite motivated, and he opened his mouth, "Six days ago, the first person I met was a woman in her forties, she Looks...the second person is..."

The bartender kept talking.

Bibi listened carefully, leaning against the counter and nodding frequently as if dozing off while listening, her forehead could almost touch the surface of the counter sometimes. Her fair and flawless face had turned extremely red at this moment, like a ripe apple.

Ten minutes later, the bartender carefully and responsibly finished talking about everyone he met six days ago, glanced at Bibi, poured a glass of beer, pushed it to him, and said, "Miss, it seems that you haven't Find the person you are looking for, so let me talk about the one five days ago?"

"Hmm~~"

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