Wizard: Gou adds some demon hunting in the Steam Age

Castel is a seaside city-state with the Cordo Sea to the west, and countless ships dock there every day.

Among them are large merchant fleets, fishermen who go fishing, and even a naval fleet flying the flag of the Custer City State.

Therefore, the Basil neighborhood near the port is much more lively than other neighborhoods.

Marco is very familiar with this place, "...there are many items from other countries here, and sometimes I come here to purchase some."

"oh."

Wei En looked around curiously. Not only were there many people here, they were obviously more energetic than other neighborhoods.

There are sturdier brick and stone houses built on both sides of the block, most of which are shops with signs hanging at the door.

There are taverns that are constantly coming and going, seafood shops that sell various sea products, and most of them have several scantily clad girls standing at the door.

"I advise you not to keep staring at those girls."

Marco came closer to him and whispered: "They will think you have fallen in love with them... Of course, you can enjoy it if you want."

Wei En quickly looked elsewhere and said, "Forget it."

Although these girls are very enthusiastic, he doesn't plan to tell his first time in this world here yet.

Um?

Wayne noticed that there was a gas lamp outside each shop house, and this alone set him apart from the rest of the neighborhood.

Well, very rich.

"Brother Marco, those gas lamps are...are they still open at night?"

"Of course, there are not only enthusiastic girls here, but also even more enthusiastic sailors."

Marco shrugged and raised his chin towards the people walking towards him, "Hey, with them here, there will be no shortage of business here."

sailor?

Wei En looked in the direction he pointed and easily identified the sailor's appearance.

They wear shabby blue shirts and salted egg yellow painted trousers, carry weapons, muskets or knives on their waists, have thick beards, and like to shout at the top of their lungs.

"Hey, be careful and don't step on my cute little boat shoes."

"Jero, look what I found, a tavern with room available."

"I feel like I could drink a vat of buttermilk beer..."

"Come on, rookies should learn to drink wine first, haha..."

Wei En glanced around and found that the number of street lights here was about the same as that of the Golden Street. "Aren't they worried about the red moon?"

Marco said casually: "Guys who are active at sea all year round are more familiar with the red moon. But they will also make a mess."

"But there's one thing I really like..."

"What?"

“They don’t hate us like other neighborhoods do.”

Wei En nodded thoughtfully.

He looked at the vulgar guys that Marco called, and found that most of them had evil eyes, and the muscles on their bodies were tense at all times, as if to show their strength.

Perhaps, in the eyes of these people, hatred is a very cheap thing.

"Um,"

Marco took him deeper into the neighborhood and turned into an alley, where a clanking sound could be heard.

"Although I don't like coming to the Basil neighborhood, I have to admit that the guys here have a lot of skills. Many people from other countries like to hide next to the port and do some weird things."

Compared with the bustle outside, it's a little deserted here.

Not only were there no enthusiastic people soliciting customers at the door, but most of the passers-by looked wary, almost all of them had their hands on their weapons, as if ready for battle.

Marco also noticed these guys and curled his lips: "They are all people who have never been here."

"oh?"

"As one of the four major city-states in Chartland, Custer is more prosperous and has much better order than other regions. Therefore, there are always people who regard their own things as treasures."

Marco stopped at the door of a shop, "We're here, there should be something you need here. But Gilman's character is very weird, so please be careful."

"Um."

With that said, Marco opened the door and walked in, "Good afternoon, Boss Gilman."

Wayne followed closely behind and glanced at the store, feeling that it was true that Marco used the word "weird" to describe it.

The entire shop was painted dark black, and the dim light shone through the skull lamp holder of an unknown creature above the head, casting a strange shadow on the place.

The surrounding walls are covered with copper sculptures, most of which are carved with sea creatures that resemble mermaids or fish-men, and they look very distorted under the light.

Directly opposite the door is a display cabinet with various items placed on it.

Some ancient scrolls, several wooden items like telescopes and ship rudders, and some pocket watches inlaid with mysterious runes.

Did it remind Wayne of those relics from the deep sea, or simply the treasures of pirates?

Behind the counter, a shopkeeper wearing a mechanical mask stood there.

etc,

That doesn't seem like a mask? !

Wei En was surprised to find that the shop owner turned out to be a transformation wizard of the mechanical school.

I saw what looked like a mask, with two eyes that could retract outwards, and the lenses made of black gemstones shone with a faint red light.

The nose is also made mechanically, a small boxy box that spits out some white smoke from time to time.

Only the lower half of his face still retains human features, with plump red lips and very white teeth.

This is very mechanical...

The shop owner looked at the two of them and said, "Marco, you haven't been here for a long time. Let me guess what you are here for this time... to buy the deep sea oil?"

Her voice was surprisingly good.

At least that's what Wayne thought.

"puff!"

Marco almost choked to death on his saliva. He quickly pointed at Wayne and said, "Don't talk nonsense. He wants to buy something this time."

Deep sea oil?

Wei En inexplicably remembered the masterpiece of a certain Asan, and stepped forward and said: "Good afternoon, Boss Gilman. I need some tools and materials for making mechanical puppets."

"Mechanical puppet?"

Wizard Gilman's "eyes" quickly contracted twice, "A wizard apprentice from the Mechanical School?"

"no……"

"Is that from the Ghost School?"

Wei En hesitated for a moment, nodded and said, "Yes."

"Get out of here, no wizards from the Ghost School are welcome in my shop."

Wizard Gilman unceremoniously issued an expulsion order and snorted: "A group of bone-eating worms who only know how to get something for nothing. I will always look down on you."

"Forehead……"

Wayne was a little dumbfounded.

"Why?"

Marco was also stunned for a moment, and quickly said: "Gilman, although he is an apprentice of the Ghost School, he is also the investigator of our logistics department. According to your agreement with Minister Yegor..."

Bang, bang, bang...

A series of sounds of boxes being opened and closed were heard, and the whole store seemed to have changed.

Four mechanical cannons were protruded from the walls on the left and right, and a musket popped out from under the skull lamp holder above his head. Behind Gilman, various mechanical weapons appeared one by one...

Wei En froze on the spot and just mentioned "ghost". There was no need for such a big battle, right?

Only now did he realize that the apprentice manual had been painted with reservations...

It turns out that this is how other schools whose knowledge was stolen by ghosts view ghost wizards...

PS: Sorry, my hand speed is a bit slow and the update is late.

Sorry, dear readers, let me review...