Wizard: Gou adds some demon hunting in the Steam Age

In the memory of its predecessor, the Loft family was not a wizarding family, but an extraordinary family with a history of hundreds of years.

But it is a pity that as a branch of the family, he did not awaken the extraordinary bloodline power.

Therefore, the predecessor who longed to become a transcendent person ran to participate in the interview of the Ghost School, and even after being rejected in the end, he still refused to give up and chose to become an intelligence officer.

However, Wei En is right when he says that there are wizards who have returned from the Ghost School in the family...but they are just apprentices, right?

"Are you sure it's the Ghost School?" Lacey asked with a frown.

Wayne nodded, "Are you sure? Is there something wrong?"

"It's okay, as long as you're not a wizard from the Blood Spirit School," Lacey breathed a sigh of relief and explained, "Otherwise, those people from the Dawn Church will stare at you like a madman."

"Church of Dawn?"

"I heard that the Blood Spirit School was at odds with the Church of Dawn a long time ago, and as a result, their relationship is still very bad."

Wei En suddenly realized that he had seen this before. The great wizard of the Blood Spirit School was offering a reward for the corpse of a priest of the Church of Dawn.

Just say you can’t advertise in a heritage manual like that, it will still be valid for a long time...

"No wonder you have studied Gonzales so deeply." Marco patted his shoulder and smiled.

In his impression, the wizards from those schools were very powerful.

It's just that it's hard to figure out his personality. He's old-fashioned and academic... probably.

"What about Gonzalez language research?" Somle looked at Lacey, "Is he very good at Gonzalez language?"

Lacey glanced at him, "What does this have to do with you?"

Somle's eyes lit up when he heard what she said, "How is he better than Professor Helvin?"

"Of course not, please look at his age." Lacey did not choose to tell the truth, but asked: "Why do you care about this?"

"Pretend I didn't ask,"

Somle curled his lips, he would not tell his purpose, "Come on, I will show you if there is anything you can use, little apprentice."

Wayne followed calmly, not paying attention to Lacey's concealment.

Anyway, in the future, if the Secret Adjustment Department has the task of translating Gonzales, it will eventually fall into his hands.

After all, for the same money, one only takes two hours, while the other takes three days. Normal people know how to choose, right?

"Most of the wizards of the Ghost School are active in the Northern Continent, and there are very few in the Eastern Continent. But it's only relative. Our Secret Adjustment Department happens to have some ghost-related collections."

"Well, Brother Somle, actually I don't want to choose the Ghost School... as long as it involves wizard items."

Ever since he learned about the second-level mission rewards in the morning, Wei En had made plans in advance.

First exclude equipment items, such as armors, weapons and the like. Now that his strength is not high, these items will not be of much help to him.

Secondly, there are materials. These things are also weird and may even cause distortion. He cannot use them for the time being.

The only things left to choose from are knowledge-related epochal relics and some props with special abilities.

So from the beginning, his goal was clear.

Somle glanced at him and said, "It seems you have a lot of ideas. Let's talk about it."

"There," Wei En pointed to the display rack on the left side of the collection room, "I want to see those era relics."

"Good decision."

The heart-wrenching feeling that he was about to lose his treasure suddenly disappeared.

Those relics from the era can't be seen or understood, and they can't be used. They serve no purpose other than taking up space and gathering dust.

If it weren't for the special request of the Secret Adjustment Department, their property management department would have moved these era relics to other places for storage.

"But I have to remind you that many relics here have pollution properties. If you can't understand them, it's best not to touch them at will."

Wayne nodded, he knew all this.

However, he had already seen an interesting book - the coming-of-age story of Jerry the Mechanical Wizard.

It was a book with a cover made of soft leather, with some signs of wear and tear, revealing the yellowed paper pages inside.

There is also a complex pattern printed on the cover, which looks like a rune or a kind of logo badge. It looks ancient and mysterious.

It's obvious that this is a wizard's handbook.

Wayne walked straight over and carefully wrapped his hands with mental power to grab the book. He didn't want a mechanical puppet to jump out of the notebook later.

That's too bad.

Somle did not stop him. On the contrary, when he saw the handbook, he was happy - he made a lot of money.

The content of that handbook was the only thing their property management department could understand.

It is said to be a wizard's handbook, but compared with the current mechanical knowledge, the knowledge related to mechanical wizards above can only be regarded as the foundation of the basics.

In fact, except for a few mechanical puppets commonly used in the Fourth Age, the others are some incomprehensible runes and mechanical design drawings.

In short, it is a mechanical wizard's unfinished experimental notes.

"This counts as one."

Almost as soon as he opened it and saw only the three Gonzalez phrases at the top of the first page, Wayne was sure that this was what he needed.

The meaning of those three phrases - Apprenticeship Experiment Notes.

"No problem," Somle agreed happily. As if he was afraid that he would regret it, he took out the registration form from his pocket and wrote his name on the note, "Sign here."

Wei En signed his name smoothly, then looked at all the era relics again, and after finding a parchment related to potions, he said, "That's it."

The other relics were either useless notes or words of praise, which were of little use to him.

"Are you sure?" Somle raised his eyebrows.

Wayne nodded, "Sure, that's it."

"as you wish."

This parchment is one of the relics that their Property Management Department cannot understand.

There are many strange patterns drawn on it, as well as some untranslatable Gonzalez language, which can only be determined to be related to potions.

After he finished registering, Somle reminded: "Once chosen, it will not be returned or exchanged. Even if you can't understand it, you can't... Wait, do you recognize the things on this?"

"No, I just want to study the Gonzalez language."

Obviously, Wei En wouldn't let him see anything, so he put the parchment away together with the wizard's code.

"Then I hope you can translate it, and then our property management department will..."

Somle did not continue and asked instead: "One more thing, what do you want to choose?"

Wayne picked and picked, and finally, under Somle's impatient gaze, he chose a storage ring, which was only two cubic meters in size, just enough for him to store some sundries.

In fact, if it weren't for the limited choices, he would really like those alchemy equipment.

But it is a pity that they all have separate rune arrays and are precious collections...

After he finished doing this, Somle "drove" them out of the Property Management Department, and then closed the door tightly, as if he didn't want to see them.

"Hmph, next time I see him, I have to fix him severely."

Lacey kicked him in displeasure, but didn't dare to use too much force.

She was worried that if she was really kicked, the people in the property management department would ask her to compensate...

"Let's go back."