The mysterious journey begins with becoming a pirate

"Rona, why don't you have a musket that can fire continuously? It's too much trouble for me to change bullets after firing a gun." Alok and Rona walked side by side on the forest road in Hamilton District and asked questions.

I really hope there is a kind of pistol that can fire continuously.

It would be even more perfect if it is a revolver that can be both cool and powerful.

"Because it has not been developed yet." Rona replied expressionlessly.

"Then can you develop one? It shouldn't be difficult to drive it with extraordinary power." Alok continued.

"No." Rona refused decisively without emotion.

"Why? Are you not good enough?" Alok asked in surprise without any brains.

Rona paused slightly, her expression was ugly, she curled her lips and said:

"Rona, do you still want your bullets? If you don't want them, I won't make them for you."

"Hey~ What's wrong? I'm just asking. Hehe~ If you are not good enough, don't develop it first. Let's go. It's almost dark." Alok comforted.

Hearing this, Rona, who was really disappointed with Alok, rolled her eyes and angrily surpassed Alok who had stopped to lead the way.

Alok scratched his neck and shrugged his shoulders. He really didn't understand how fast women change their faces. Why are they faster than one another. When they used me just now, I was the boss. Now they are demolishing the bridge immediately after crossing the river.

Tsk~ woman.

He followed behind in a sullen manner, looking at Rona who was dressed similarly to him.

After walking for a long time, they still couldn't reach the destination. It was almost dark. It was at least 7 o'clock now. Alok couldn't help asking, "Not yet? How long will it take? I'm hungry."

"It's almost there. It's at the edge of the port city. It's almost there." Rona said impatiently.

"It's right there." Before she finished speaking, Rona pointed to the store in the distance that looked very tempting.

The oil lamp hanging at the door was covered with red glass. The whole door was reflected in red.

Tsk~ red light district? Rona, I didn't expect you to like this kind of place.

Alok looked at Rona in surprise and asked:

"Is that the entrance?"

"Of course. Let's go straight there." Rona didn't notice the strange tone in Alok's mouth at all. She answered as a matter of course.

She walked in front and took Alok into the somewhat shabby store. The door was not a red-light district as Alok thought, but an ordinary tavern.

It was not like the Sanhe in the port, and it was very quiet here.

After all, this is just a cover, and most of the people who come here are extraordinary people or extraordinary enthusiasts. Who would come to drink?

Rona took Alok to the front desk of the tavern, took out two golden Deben gold coins, and asked for two glasses of wine called "Entrance to Hell".

Alok looked around the small store.

The inside is also based on red. The 'cashier' at the front desk is a young boy. The names of various wines are hung on the simple white wall behind.

But there is no "Entrance to Hell" that Rona ordered. Maybe this is the code. Alok nodded.

I know. Just like there should be a code for a party. But the entrance fee is too expensive, one gold coin per person?

After ordering the wine, the two did not leave, but stood at the front desk waiting until a waiter with a smiling mask came out from the small door next to the front desk. He bowed slightly first, and then said:

"Please follow me."

The two followed the waiter through the small door he just came out of. Through a long and narrow corridor, he turned into an ordinary room.

A dim oil lamp was shining in the room. There was a dark passage on the ground on the side.

It was really like the name of the wine, the entrance to hell.

The waiter picked up the dim oil lamp on the table and took the lead to enter "hell".

Alok and Rona did not waste time and followed the waiter in.

Going down the winding passage, the waiter stopped in front of a door with the same oil lamp lit. He handed the oil lamp in his hand to the two and opened the door. He bowed slightly and left on his own.

Alok was curious about how the man climbed the stairs without the oil lamp. Could it be that he relied on his years of experience in discrediting others?

Shaking his head in confusion, Alok was not paying attention to the passerby waiter. He took the oil lamp and turned to walk into the door.

The door was not as low and cramped as Alok had imagined. Instead, it was very open. He could even see some tall stone pillars. The floor was also neatly tiled. Looking up, it was dark and he couldn't even see the top.

"Is this a temple?" Alok was surprised.

"To be precise, it's a sunken temple." Rona added.

"What gods? We are trading here, it can't be considered blasphemy." Alok was a little panicked.

The experience of the temple was still fresh in his memory, and he had a great psychological shadow.

"Don't worry. The God of War has fallen. As long as we don't foolishly explore unknown places, we will be safe." Rona comforted.

God of War. An important belief in the Fifth Age. No wonder it is not even considered the genuine Seven Gods now. It turns out that it has fallen. Alok sighed.

"Let's go. Let's buy some materials first." Rona urged.

She strode towards the depths of the underground market.

Hurrying to follow Rona's footsteps, Alok habitually turned on his astral vision and observed the surrounding situation.

There were no 'street stalls' or stores in this area. No one appeared except Rona and Alok.

But it looked pretty good from a distance, with various star spirits constantly appearing in Alok's vision.

Although it didn't reach the lively level, it wasn't deserted either.

Walking along the tall corridor of the temple for about a hundred meters. Rona took Alok to turn left. The scene suddenly became brighter.

This was a huge circular hall, with some small doors around the stone hall, most of which were written with names such as "Kane's Undead Shop".

This was probably the fixed shops that Rona mentioned.

There were also some small stalls randomly placed on the ground in the middle of the hall. The goods displayed were also unique. They were all things that Alok had never seen.

He smiled slightly and walked side by side with Rona. Asked:

"What should we buy? Where can I buy the will crystal?"

"You go shopping by yourself, I'll come out to find you later. Then I'll go find the will crystal with you." Rona said expressionlessly. Then he strode towards the shop over there.

"Ah?"

He opened his mouth and looked at Rona's figure going away, and he didn't dare to chase her. I had no choice but to scratch my head and start paying attention to the small shops around me.

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The world is a trinity, which is very similar to the knowledge that Alok came into contact with in another life. Everything in the material world can find corresponding symbols in the sea of ​​spiritual power. Any extraordinary things can also find corresponding symbols in the astral world. It's just that you need to interpret them to understand what these symbols are.

But in fact, everything in the material world also needs to be interpreted and learned. Otherwise, you won't understand what is in front of you.

For example, this small crystal in front of Alok. The purple-black crystal is different from the crystal of the will body, nor does it look like the crystal of the astral body.

In the astral vision, Alok saw a purple tentacle constantly twisting. But in the real world, it is just a small piece of crystal.

Although I don't know what this thing is called in the material world, it can't stop Alok from knowing what profession this thing is.

Binding magician.

It's very similar to the astral body of the little bear. It's like a tentacle cut off.

"What is this?" Alok asked, holding up the small piece of crystal.

"A relic of a bound demon." The fat man sitting behind the stall raised his eyelids and answered simply.

Bound demon? It does sound like something from a bound magician.

It is most likely a supernatural creature. This thing is probably similar to the crystal of human will. It is just left after the death of the bound demon.

I don't know if this thing can be used as a crystal of will.

I will ask Rona later. After all, these things are commonly used by alchemists. I am really a layman in these things.

"What about this?" He put down the crystal and picked up another one next to it.