Mystery: I Married the Queen of Mystery

Before transmigrating, Audis had certain self-imposed moral standards, but after transmigrating, his mindset changed. He felt like he was living a second life, and naturally wanted to experience a different kind of life.

Besides, with so many streetwalkers, both obvious and discreet, Audis, now with a bit of money, would be strange not to have some thoughts.

However, Audis quickly discovered that the customs industry in this world was far too crude.

He had seen some movies about "pure courtesans" and heard stories of "Yangzhou slender horses" and "So-and-so's World."

He knew that if this industry was even slightly upscale, it should look more presentable and have more cultural sophistication.

At the very least, there should be artistic performances and opportunities to chat with the ladies, right?

Later, as he gained a deeper understanding of this industry, Audis felt the malice of this city. Many streetwalkers lived very tragic lives, especially those who contracted diseases, who passed away in the prime of their youth.

Audis also considered some solutions, such as using the channels of the Church of the God of Steam and Machinery to introduce female workers to some factories.

However, he found that many female workers, after a period of time, started working as streetwalkers again.

After inquiring, Audis learned that most of them were re-employed because more advanced machinery entered the factories, leading to layoffs. Others were re-employed due to factory closures or intentional dismissal by managers.

Only then did Audis begin to seriously consider this issue. He realized that the choices available to ordinary people in this era, especially those from impoverished families, were not many.

Although society was developing and even creating many new professions, people from impoverished families did not have enough knowledge to board this rapidly developing train and share in the dividends of the era.

In the end, they still lived a life of poverty, even misery.

Audis finally deeply felt what was meant by "the tragedy of the times." At the same time, he realized that with his identity and abilities, it would be difficult to help these women through legal and compliant means.

Therefore, he came up with the idea of reforming the Backlund streetwalking industry. While he was making plans, he rescued Mandy, who was about to be sold to a black dance hall due to debt problems, and began to train her to become his assistant.

With a detailed plan, he used the power of mysticism to subdue the gang led by Enoch, gradually advancing his plan, and finally using all his savings and all the money he could borrow to open "Nanshu Dance Hall."

After the dance hall opened, Audis discovered that these streetwalkers' demands were not high. They only wanted to have a stable, protected place to do business.

But without Audis's efforts, they wouldn't even be able to fulfill this simple requirement.

Afterward, Audis spent more than half a year training a group of streetwalkers according to the requirements of "pure courtesans," giving them a certain level of literary and artistic cultivation, and teaching them at least one musical instrument and various social dances.

At this level, they really couldn't be called streetwalkers anymore, but rather by the Loen term: courtesans.

It was also from that time that Audis began to build his intelligence network.

Because this kind of "business" was very novel, it attracted a large number of high-ranking nobles, wealthy merchants, and councilors, and even several princes came secretly.

This was equivalent to burying many of his eyes and ears in Backlund's upper class.

Previously, Audis had used this intelligence network to confirm that the noble scions who had gone to visit the "Roselle Memorial Exhibition" alone had not been acting abnormally recently.

At the same time, Audis cleverly used the power of certain influential figures to allow the gray industry of "Nanshu Dance Hall" to exist reasonably.

The tobacco in the pipe burned to ashes. Audis cleared his throat, bringing his thoughts about the past to an end.

He looked out the window and began to think about the new knowledge he had gained after his advancement.

......

15 Minsk Street, Cherwood Borough.

Klein returned in the carriage hired by the reporter Mike. As soon as he entered the door, he casually took out a coin and silently recited in his heart: "I have met Mr. Gar before."

"I have met Mr. Gar before."

"......"

While chanting, he flipped the coin. It was heads!

He had indeed met him before!

Klein closed the door, hurried to the sofa, and then began to use "Dream Divination": "The scene of my meeting with Mr. Gar."

"The scene of my meeting with Mr. Gar."

"......"

After chanting seven times, he sat on the sofa and fell asleep in a "meditative" manner.

In a half-sleep, half-awake state, a small reception room appeared before Klein's eyes, as well as high-end sofas and coffee tables, and a cigar box on the coffee table.

This was the scene of their meeting just now.

Soon, this familiar scene was covered by a layer of rolling gray fog, and the line of sight was blocked by the rolling gray fog.

Klein woke up from the dream instantly. He frowned: the divination failed.

Could it be because of insufficient information? Or was it blocked by some high-level Sealed Artifact?

No mistake, one first, one hair, one inside, one content, one in, one look, one look!

Ding-ling, ding-ling~

The doorbell interrupted Klein's thoughts. He went to the door again. It was Mrs. Starlyn Sommer's maid, inviting Klein to attend the party.

Only then did Klein remember that he had promised Mrs. Sommer to attend the "matchmaking party" she was holding at her home today.

As for the issue of Mr. Gar, he could wait until he had time to consider it, or simply stop here. After all, they were not on the same path, and there was no need to divine it on the gray fog.

......

A little after one o'clock in the afternoon, Audis took a carriage and came to the "Backlund Boxing Club" in Hilton Borough again.

Head coach Fedele accompanied Audis to practice again. After the review and reflection last night, Audis used Tai Chi to deal with Fedele today.

In university physical education class, Audis had learned Tai Chi and had a deeper understanding of this boxing technique than Bajiquan.

Moves like "Wild Horse Splits Mane" and "White Crane Spreads Wings" were used one after another, making the club members who were practicing around look stunned.

Fedele also muttered in his heart: "Has he learned a new school of fighting again? This school is very good at deflecting and exerting force. Why haven't I seen it before? It's just that the posture is a bit strange.

"It's just that Audis hasn't fully mastered this school of fighting yet, otherwise it will be difficult to deal with."

Even so, Audis occasionally had a chance to fight back today.

After practicing for more than an hour, Fedele nodded in satisfaction: "Very good, I can see that you have done a lot of thinking."

Audis thanked Fedele and, like yesterday, began to review and reflect.

This made Fedele, who was instructing other members and occasionally glanced over here, sigh: "Maybe, in another week, I won't be able to instruct him anymore."

It was already evening when he left the club again.

Audis was not at all affected by the gray fog scene outside. He smiled gratifiedly. He had gained a lot this afternoon.

On the way to the public carriage station, he saw the middle-aged man in his forties, who was a bit sloppy, from yesterday again.

This time the middle-aged man came forward with a smile: "Friend, do you want to make money?"

Audis scrutinized the other party: "I do, why? Do you have any illegal ways to make money?"

He thought to himself: "Am I going to encounter someone seeking a son with a large sum of money?"