My Magic Age

Holding on to the white marble railings of the outer corridor of the Tower of Pride, looking into the distance, the row upon row of buildings looked a little hazy in the silver moonlight. Silk-like clouds kept drifting from the top of the tower, like the water of the Ulutu River trickling, and a slightly cool wind blew gently from the ears, like a lover's hand He was twirling his black hair on his temples.

Bard's figure appeared in the square below the Tower of Pride. His steps seemed extremely brisk, and he boarded a gray magic caravan on the side of the road. The magic caravan merged into the traffic on the street, and in a blink of an eye he was there. Disappeared.

Qige was wearing a black magic cloak and a conical hat. She stood under the cold moonlight and looked up at the floating royal city above her head.

And I stood side by side with her, closing my eyes and feeling the faint fragrance from her body and the intoxicating cool breeze at night.

Qige's maid Takama stood quietly in the distance. She stood on the tile eaves protruding outside the outer corridor of the fourth floor of the Tower of Pride, like a statue.

"If you want fire phosphorus bombs, just ask me. Why do you still need those commercial banks to buy them for you?" Qi Ge's hands, as delicate as white jade, rested on the stone railing. They were dazzlingly white under the bright moonlight, and her fingernails were as bright red as cardamom. , giving her a dazzling brightness.

I sighed and then said: "You never told me, how do I know that you run a magic herbal medicine store and monopolize the kerosene business in the orc tribe!"

Qige put her hands on the stone railing, leaned out of the railing, and asked me: "It's been so long, and you haven't contacted Kuz or written him a letter?"

I complained: "I wrote, but I didn't receive a reply from him, just like the ones I wrote to you!"

Qige turned her deep gaze away from the night sky in the distance, and her big eyes as clear as lake water fell on me. She took out a fragrant wood box from her magic waist bag and placed it on the stone railing. Then he said lightly: "I got it from my uncle when I went home a few days ago, but it is no longer important to me now. Those self-righteous people always like to influence other people's lives and think that they The path I choose is my life, it’s really annoying.”

Qi Ge took out a pile of unopened letterheads from it and looked at the covers of the letterpapers that were covered with dust. Probably these letterheads had been collected by his uncle Chichidaniya for a long time, but fortunately, at least the letterheads had not been collected. People open up, this may be the bottom line for Qige not to fall out.

"You didn't fall out with them, did you?" I asked a little uneasily. Qige didn't seem like the kind of person who was used to suffering losses. What's more, if someone wanted to influence her life, it would make her even more disgusted.

Qi Ge gave me a look, and then said: "Of course not!"

She was slightly proud, her red lips were slightly curved, and she pursed her lips slightly upward. The ruby ​​on her snow-white neck was like a red pomegranate. She smiled and said, "Sometimes, no matter how old they are when they face me now, You should also control your temper, so that I won’t show off to them when they ask for help in the future!”

"But now I feel that these letters are of no use to me!" She smiled slyly, her eyes became very bright, she looked at my side face, put on a very serious look, and said to me : "Those words, I want you to say to me face to face!"

A flame ignited in her palm, and she used this flame to ignite all the letters in the box. Suddenly, the burning letters were like flamingos, flying out of the fragrant wood box and starting to burn. With her wings covered in flames, she flew towards the night sky. The dancing firelight clearly illuminated her face under the conical hat, and a faint smile appeared on her face.

However, in just a few seconds, those burning letters turned into ashes in the night sky, the surrounding area suddenly dimmed, and the ashes fell lightly like snowflakes.

I said: "Those dark forces seem to be in a lot of trouble recently, and they are at war in all planes."

"Yes, business is so good. I guess the airship bound for Gurudin should be on its way back. In the past two years, I have been cooperating with Kuz to do the herbal medicine business on the Pai Plateau, but the Pai Plateau There are thousands of orc tribes on the planet, so Of course, there is no way to have a monopoly business, but those corpse oils are firmly in my hands." Qi Ge smiled slightly, with a mature charm, which radiated from her whole body when her charming eyes were flowing. There is a suffocating feeling about her charm.

Immediately, she asked me again: "How can you use the corpse fire oil? Are you planning to intervene in the plane war?"

I smiled bitterly: "Hey, I'm just a freshman at the Royal Academy of Magic, and I come from a civilian family. If I participate in those plane wars, I won't be swallowed up with my flesh and bones! I have to eat every bite. Eat one bite, and the road must be walked step by step, right?”

Qige was even more curious and asked me: "Then why do you need so many Fire Lin Bullets? You don't want to resell them, right? There won't be much profit. You might as well draw a magic scroll casually." make money."

I lowered my voice as much as possible and said to her: "Of course not. If I told you that I have a small private plane, would you believe it?"

I thought Qige would be surprised, or at least dumbfounded. However, she just responded calmly and said, "Why don't you believe it? In the imperial capital, it is not uncommon for some young nobles to have their own private planes."

But she obviously had some strong interest again, and said to me: "If you have time, take me to see it."

"Okay, you're welcome anytime." I agreed readily.

She seemed very happy when she saw that I agreed readily.

I explained to Qige: "I bought the fire bomb because the plane has been in a little trouble recently. There is a group of disgusting goblins in the underground cave over there. They have been trying to jump out and cause trouble recently. They are despicable by nature." They are greedy and always hide in underground caves. I am going to treat them to some fire bombs.”

Qige looked at me and said, "How about... I send someone to bring your news to Kuz? We have always been in contact."

"..." I was silent for a moment, and the words Rengar said before his death echoed in my ears. Then I remembered the words of Vice Dean Bruce, thinking that some senior officials in the orc tribe did not want to hear it after all. After hearing the news that I was alive, I said to Qige: "It's better to wait a moment. When the time is right, I will tell him personally, but not now. Our power is still very weak."

Qige frowned slightly and asked me, "Then when do you want to wait?"

What I am thinking of is the big man from the orc tribe who can make even old Kuru unable to resist.

Then he took a deep breath and said to Qige: "Perhaps we should wait until we have the ability to resist the will of a big man like Charles the Great!"

Qi Ge's pretty face turned a little bright red. She turned her eyes away slightly and looked at the bright lights in the distance of the imperial capital. The night wind blew slowly, lifting the conical hat off her head...

…

The magic caravan stopped in front of the yard. Before I could get out of the car, the door to the room was pushed open. Little Ella ran out of the house happily, stood on the lawn in the yard, and asked me happily : "Jijia, are you here to see me?"

With a bag of food in my arms, I jumped out of the carriage and said to little Ella: "How are you doing here? Are you getting used to it?"

There are a lot of things in the paper bag, long white bread sticks, a large piece of cheese, a marinated beef rib, and a few onions, tomatoes, cabbage and the like, maybe one I left behind. He lost his balance for a moment, and a onion fell out of the bag and rolled far away.

Like a nimble short-eared rabbit, little Ella quickly helped me pick up the onion on the lawn, then held the onion in her arms, followed me, and muttered no to me. Stop: "This place is really great. There is a big soft bed that makes people don't want to get up in the morning. There are endless beautiful clothes in the closet. There is fragrant stew on the warm stove. I really love it here." "

Stepping on the soft grass, I asked little Ella: "Did you go to school today?"

Little Ella agreed readily. She seemed to want to share what she saw and heard with others: "Well, the teachers were very friendly to me, but the children from the noble families were very annoying. It was originally their fault. They provoked me first, and they dared to cry after being beaten by me. They didn't know the shame, so I was slapped twice by Kalancso. "

Then, little Ella asked me in a low voice, a little guilty: "Jijia, are you here to send Kalantso back?"

I thought she was a little scared, and I thought: It is a bad idea to let such a young girl live alone in the imperial capital.

Thinking of this, I quickly said to her: "No, I just came to see you and bring you some food."

I freed my hand and pointed at the food in the paper bag.

Little Ella followed me and gently tugged on the hem of my clothes. After a moment of hesitation, she mustered up the courage to say to me: "...then can you let her go quickly? I can take care of me." Own."

...The words he had prepared to comfort her were all choked in his throat, "Uh, okay."

However, little Ella was completely unaware of my predicament and continued to whisper to me: "She lives here, she is bored all day long, and she especially likes to beat me. I think you have to take good care of your woman and give her She looks for something to do, and she can’t be idle. She is a restless person.”

The door was pushed open. Kalancso, wearing a simple long skirt, stood by the door. He leaned down and naturally took off the boots I was wearing, placed them on the shoe rack nearby, and then gave them to me. She put on a pair of soft shoes. When she bent down and crouched, her long skirt was stretched tightly, revealing the soft curves of her body. Then she stood up and took the bag of food in my arms.

And said to little Ella: "Ella, have you said enough? Your homework is not finished yet!"

Ella was not afraid of Kalantso. She stood beside me and said to Kalantso plausibly: "But...Mom, those math problems are really troublesome. My head hurts very much when I see those numbers!"

"Okay, whatever you want, but I don't want you to be expelled from the Warrior Academy because you failed the math class next time I come." Kalantso hung the fishskin hood above my head on the wall by the door. on, while threatening little Ella.

Little Ella blinked her big, watery eyes, which were covered with a layer of water mist, and the tip of her nose looked a little red, but in the end she forced back her tears and said with an aggrieved look: "You win." , I will fight those damn math problems to the end.”

Although Kalancso did not show a smile to little Ella in the end, her eyes were full of smiles.

"This hat has a very different style!" Kalancuo commented on my outfit for the first time. He said it very politely, but it is not difficult to see that even the orcs with rough clothing styles cannot accept the way this hat is worn with a white shirt. This hat looks like a thick leather cotton hat worn in severe winter.

"This is a hat that failed to be made. The original magic skill "Flexible Thoughts" was not successfully activated, but I found a little difference in it. It can make my mental power very strong!" I said to Kalancuo. This is why I wear this hat every day. It can actually increase my mental power.

Although there is no magic skill "Flexible Thoughts", this hat can greatly enhance the user's mental power and improve my magic perception range to a higher level, so I would rather endure those ridicules and insist on wearing it every day.

I sat casually on the sofa in the living room, looking at little Ella frowning and thinking hard on the desk, and looking at Kalancuo preparing dinner in the kitchen, I actually felt a sense of home in my heart, comfortable and warm.

I took a sip of the water cup. The tea inside was actually warm, just the right temperature.

I asked Kalancuo who was busy in the kitchen: "Has the Emerald Bay Trading Company sent the crossbows and muskets?"

She turned her head slightly to look at me and said, "They are all piled in the basement."

I turned my head to look at the night outside the window. It was very late at night. Most families would have gone to bed at this time, but Kalancuo was still preparing dinner in the kitchen very clumsily. Her hands, which were used to holding a long sword, seemed to tremble slightly when she held the kitchen knife.

I said to her: "I have an appointment with Bud. The batch of steel pipes will be delivered tonight, and the last batch of fire bombs will be delivered tomorrow. Those things need to be paid special attention to safety. They must be stored separately and special people are ordered to guard them separately."

"Got it." Kalancuo replied.

…

The powerful crossbows and muskets in the basement were transported back to the underground cave by the orcs overnight, and then a large amount of hemostatic grass and tranquilizing flowers were moved from the warehouse in the underground cave. These two primary magic herbs have been sold like crazy in the imperial capital.

An hour later, the basement was full of magic herbs that had been processed in the first process.

In the imperial capital, almost all magic potion shops were almost frantically purchasing these primary magic herbs. The gap in primary healing potions for the armies still trapped in the plane war was still very large. At this time, Louis and I conducted a second transaction of magic herbs.

Almost right after, the carriage team of Emerald Bay Trading Company stopped quietly at the door. Bard directed the workers to carry out bundles of tightly pressed magic herbs and filled the basement with bundles of more than three-meter-long steel pipes.

When the carriage carrying the steel pipes left here, it was almost morning. At this time, the stars were hidden in the night, and a fish belly white appeared at the edge of the Mazzaro Mountains on the east side.

Bard leaned out of the magic caravan and waved goodbye to me.

I said to Kalancuo who was standing beside me: "We just need to wait for the last batch of phosphorus bombs to arrive, and then we will start to completely wipe out those goblin bandits!"