The First Mage

"You only want this?" Bantu seemed a bit unbelievable. At first, he thought that Lynch must want the third parchment. Unexpectedly, now he wanted the alchemy formula of Erwassen's curse potion. It was unexpected, making people wonder what the young mage was thinking.

But that seems like a good thing...

After all, after Lynch chose, he also lost a strong opponent, and there was no need to compete with him for the third parchment.

"I definitely want the third piece of parchment. The remaining blueprint for magic armor is useless to me..." Perrin looked at the parchment on the ground with burning eyes. He is now in the field of alchemy. , is still a rookie, there are countless alchemists stronger than him in this world.

However, if he can get this thing, he will be a little bit more diligent in the future and study hard, maybe he will grow up to be a more powerful alchemist than Mafa Merlin in the future, so, for this piece of parchment, he has no reservations now .

"What about you, Bantu?" Lynch looked at Bantu again.

Bantu looked at Palin in embarrassment, and now he regretted bringing Palin here. If only he and Mafa Merlin came to the laboratory, then only the two of them had to make a choice, but now there are more One Palin, then he has to compete fairly with Palin...

Thinking of this journey, Palin didn't provide much useful help, and Bantu became more and more unhappy...

This is completely a matter of pie in the sky!

Of course, it was only for Palin...

"It seems that you and Bantu have conflicting ideas. You both want this piece of parchment." Lynch smiled. In fact, all of this was not beyond his expectations. After all, Perrin is not a fool...

He had long realized that this scene was bound to happen.

Therefore, he directly chose the piece of parchment he needed without hesitation. As for the next step, it was the matter between Palin and Bantu, which was enough to give Bantu a headache...

After all, he can't just take it away, can he? Not to mention that Palin didn't agree, even he wouldn't agree... Palin is his friend, how could he just watch him being bullied?

And Bantu obviously understands this very well.

If Lynch wasn't by his side, he would definitely not have paid much attention to Palin. If he wanted something, he could just bring it over. But now that Mafa Merlin is present, he also has to think about it. Take a look at the existence of Mafa Merlin...

Looking at Palin, whose expression didn't change, Bantu also knew that it was obviously not that simple to make Palin give up the parchment so easily, and the only choice he could make now was probably to get along with Palin. Lin discussed it...

"Perin, if you are willing to give me this parchment, I will definitely give you enough rewards, how about it?" Bantu said tentatively: "Of course, this kind of reward is definitely no better than this parchment. How much worse is the paper."

"That's definitely not possible." Perrin shook his head without thinking, and refused, "I am determined to get this parchment. No matter what you say, I will not give it to you easily."

"I can't even pay you enough?" Bantu looked at him angrily.

Palin laughed and said, "Do you think I'm so stupid... What kind of reward can you offer? At most, it's the so-called favor, or some other resources you can provide. These things can make me a A powerful alchemist? Of course not... So, why do you say I gave it to you so easily?"

"Damn..." Palin's words immediately made Bantu's face full of black lines. He still knew too little about Palin along the way, and this was the first time he knew that this mage who had been following Mafa Merlin's ass, It's so difficult...

By the way, Mafa Merlin...

Bantu's eyes suddenly fell on Lynch.

He has also seen the same situation along the way. He naturally knows that Palin has always listened to Mafa Merlin's words. Generally speaking, as long as it is Mafa Merlin's opinion, Perrin will basically not refuse... In other words, instead of lowering his status and competing with Perrin for this parchment, he might as well have a conversation with Mafa Merlin directly.

If he was able to make sense of it, wouldn't this piece of parchment be his own?

"Mafa Merlin, come with me..." Bantu stood up and said to Lynch.

Lynch rubbed his nose, pretending to be puzzled and said: "Bantu, you are now distributing the harvest. Before this matter is settled, it's better not to do anything else..."

"I have something..." Bantu said depressedly.

Lynch gave a oh, and then glanced at Bantu with a smile: "Yes, let's go there..."

"Okay." Seeing that Lynch agreed, Bantu was relieved, and then quickly brought Lynch to the side, and glanced at Perrin who was standing next to the parchment. He was not worried. , Perrin will simply take the parchment away.

Firstly, Palin didn't have the guts, and secondly, Palin simply didn't have the ability to snatch the parchment away.

"What do you want to say?" Bantu didn't speak for a long time, and then Lynch said impatiently.

Bantu organized his language, and said after a few seconds: "It's actually very simple, can you ask Perrin to give me that parchment?"

"That's Palin, not me. Do you think I can change Palin's mind?" Lynch didn't feel any strange when he heard this. After all, when Bantu came to find him, He probably guessed Bantu's meaning, but he knew it, but he didn't necessarily have to agree to him...

"I've seen it very clearly along the way. Palin has always listened to you very much. He has no opinions of his own. If you intervene, I believe he will definitely agree." Bantu said.

Lynch shook his head: "First of all, let's not say whether what you said is right or not, even if I can really help you get the parchment, but why do you think I should help you?"

Bantu didn't speak.

Lynch smiled: "If you can't tell why I want to help you, then I don't think we should have anything to say next. We should go there early and distribute these spoils. Perrin is a little impatient to wait. It's..."