Weird Wizarding World

  Bright sunlight passes through the square windows, reflecting the scene inside the house.

   This is a huge rectangular stone house. The walls and roof are integrally formed, and traces of witchcraft can be clearly seen.

  There is a huge silver gleaming metal device, like a mechanical long snake across the room, and the linked gears and levers can be vaguely glimpsed from its exposed appearance.

  Driven by the magic stone, the silver-white snake was humming continuously, and rough embryos of agricultural tools with unique shapes were quickly produced.

  People from the Truth Society were watching around, admiring, and exclaiming from time to time.

   "Master Bing Ji, this is really an amazing invention!"

   "Yes, with these, we no longer need to hire so many workers. We only need to provide magic stones and raw materials, and the finished products can be produced continuously!"

   "Now that the cost has plummeted, even if the price is set at one-fifth of the original price, we can still make money!"

  Shelley stood in the center of the main seat, and his tired face couldn't help showing a look of excitement.

  The automatic assembly line in front of her that she had worked on non-stop for the past few days according to Colin's suggestion, really lived up to her expectations!

   "What a great ingenuity." The gray-haired Sylvester adjusted his glasses and couldn't help admiring.

   Divide the complex production process into different parts, so that each stage can only focus on a certain part of the work. This mode can not only be used to make agricultural tools.

   There is also the use of machinery instead of labor... This is unheard of, after all, witchcraft creations are much more expensive than ordinary people.

   But now it seems that this is not without advantages. At least in terms of work efficiency, witchcraft creations are better... and in the long run, the cost of witchcraft creations is not necessarily much more expensive than labor.

   "Is this also your friend's idea?" He turned to Shelley and asked curiously through sound transmission.

   "Yes." Shelley nodded slightly, "I said I read it from an ancient book."

   "It's really cautious." Sylvester shook his head and chuckled, sighing in his heart.

  If such a thing had appeared before, it would never be unknown, but now, whether it is him or other wizards, he has never heard of any existence similar to it.

  This can only explain one thing—this brand new model was researched by that wizard himself!

   Seeing Sylvester shaking his head, Shelley looked over subconsciously, with a worried look in his eyes.

   "Don't worry, your friend, only you and I know of his existence among the members of the Truth Society."

  Feeling her gaze, Sylvester smiled and emphasized through voice transmission.

  As the President of the Society of True Knowledge and the Society of Truth, he is not some young boy with nothing to say.

  Since Shelley’s friend does not want to reveal his identity and their truth, he will naturally try his best to cooperate with him.

  In fact, he has never deliberately inquired about the true identity of the mysterious wizard until now.

  However, because Shelley's performance was too eye-catching, Sylvester actually already had a vague guess in his mind.

   After all, this girl who always likes to be alone will quietly leave for a while every evening on the grounds of going home. And no matter how many things were busy at that time, it was only a rare interruption when encountering something that was really unavoidable, such as these few days.

  ‘The little girl I picked up in the extreme north was always withdrawn and indifferent, and now I can make a friend...’ Sylvester felt inexplicably emotional, but also worried.

   You know, Shelley's identity is not simple... Besides, does she go too often?

   But looking at the cold snow-haired girl, he suddenly shook his head in his heart, and said to himself a little funny:

  ‘Obviously don’t know anything, it’s all just conjecture...they are probably just friends. '

   "It's almost time." Shelley said suddenly.

  Sylvester turned his head to look at the window, the color of the sun had already become very dark, which reminded him of baked soft bread.

  It turned out that it was evening again.

   "I'm going to go home and be back in about two hours."

  Silvester looked at Shelley with complicated emotions, and couldn't help asking, "Are you really going home?"

   But looking at the girl with a plain face, he finally just nodded slightly and said:

   "Go."

   "Also, this... Well, the automatic assembly line has been built, so don't be too anxious to come back."

  "The road we have to go is destined to be a long journey, with no future in sight, so take a good rest."

   "Yes." Shelley nodded slightly, turned and left.

  Silvester looked at her back, still couldn't help but sigh.

  ‘After all, I still grow up...’

  …

  The arrival of Shelley surprised Colin a little. He sat across from the sofa and said with a smile:

   "Good evening, Shelley, I was just trying to find a time to thank you for your help investigating Grant."

  The Glenn Nameless Breathing Method sent by the Chasai Chamber of Commerce today, although he just read it briefly, it still benefited him a lot!

   "You're welcome." Shelley said with a smile, "Chasay Chamber of Commerce and I are also very grateful for your suggestion on the assembly line."

   After saying this, there was a momentary silence between the two.

  Colin took a sip of black tea, and was about to find a topic to start:

   "Recently..."

   "I have never told you about my past." But Shelley spoke at the same time.

   She stared at Colin, the afterglow of the setting sun cast a bright halo on her beautiful cheeks.

   "If you're willing to say something, I'm all ears." Colin was slightly taken aback, and said with a surprised smile.

   "When you met me in the extreme north, didn't you ever wonder about my true identity?" Shelley asked in a pretense.

   "I'm a little curious, but I'm not a very curious person." Colin replied.

  The strange glacier surrounded by blizzard walls, the deep ice and snow caves, and the powerful, inhuman Shelley—he still vividly remembered it at this moment.

  He was indeed curious.

  When I met Shelley for the first time at the Association of True Knowledge, although I didn't observe carefully, her strength was at most a second-order wizard.

  However, Shelley, whom he later saw in the glacier cave, even gave him a sense of oppression like Noyce.

  The Shelley I see now seems to have a somewhat different strength from before, about the third level?

   "I'm actually not human." Shelley said abruptly.

  Colin froze in place while drinking tea, his face showing astonishment.

  He looked at Shelley's unusual snowy hair, thought for a while and asked:

   "You mean, you're a mixed race?"

  Elf hybrids like Senior Sister Lilian, in the eyes of wizards, can't actually be counted as human beings, but are classified as alien races.

   Could this be the case with Shelley?

  However, Shelley shook his head slightly under his surprised gaze:

   "No, I'm an alien."

   "I am an elf born in the far north."

  Colin was surprised. He had heard that unique elves would be bred in some parts of the world, but he never expected to see them!

  After all, this kind of elf is different from the usual high elves, tree elves, etc., but elves that were really born between heaven and earth.

   Their number cannot be said to be rare, it can only be said to be rare.

   "However, I grew up in an ordinary village in the far north." Shelley glanced at Colin and continued.

   "It's a small village called Pani about ten kilometers away from the glacier. It's not as big as Gubei Village."

   "Pani Village worships the Wall of Blizzard, so on a certain day about twenty years ago, I was just born, just an ignorant energy body, and it was also the most vulnerable time.

A woman carried a dead baby girl towards the wall of the blizzard with amazing perseverance, hoping that a miracle would happen, and then she came to the glacier, because of some accidents and curiosity, I possessed the dead **** the baby girl. "

  “The woman thought the baby girl was alive, so she carried me back to Pani Village in her arms with joy.

  I didn't care, but then I gradually lost my strength because I was far away from the glacier, and I couldn't separate from the baby girl. "

   "I am not nostalgic for the lost power, but more interested in the outside world.

  I stayed in Pani Village for a total of twelve years, and I learned that apart from ice and snow, the world also has grasslands, lakes, cities, and wizards. "

   "Then, when I was twelve years old, a terrible snowstorm destroyed the entire village of Pani, and I was the only one who survived."

  Colin was silent, not knowing what to say.

  Shelley's narration is very flat, and I can't even hear much emotion.

  But he has been to Gubei Village, knows the suffering of the people there, and recalls what Shelley said to him at that time.

  This inhuman sorceress has a compassion that many people have lost.

   "What about after that?" Colin was silent for a moment before continuing to ask.

   "Afterwards a wizard discovered me, so I came to Neustadt and followed the path of a wizard."

   "...didn't expect you to tell me this, Shelley."

  Shelley smiled, and wanted to take the opportunity to invite Colin again.

  The reason why she told Colin about her past was to try again to invite Colin to join the Truth Society.

   "This is destined to be a long journey with no future in sight..."

  But for some reason, Shelley suddenly swallowed the invitation he wanted to send when he thought of Sylvester's words.

   "What's wrong?" Colin wondered.

   "Nothing." Shelley shook his head, then asked with a smile, "Speaking of which, I don't know what your past was like?"

   "My past is relatively ordinary. I was born in a mortal kingdom called Holy Flame, and was later taken to sea by a wizard named Rapp..."

  The two exchanged pleasantries for a while, went for a walk in the garden, and then Shelley said goodbye and left.

  While Colin waited for the night to be completely dark, he quietly disappeared and left the golden wheat ears.

  …

  South of Into City, Catacombs area.

   Shua!

  Following a burst of cold air, the crypt creature that looked like some kind of beetle was frozen in front of it.

   "The material has been collected almost, it's time to go to the wilderness laboratory."

  Colin waved it into the storage ring, and looked at the time, it was already three o'clock in the morning.

  He quickened his pace, turned around and walked out of the cave.

  Originally, Colin planned to continue to investigate information about Cumberland in Golden Wheatshoe for a period of time.

  But the materials unexpectedly sent by Chasai Chamber of Commerce this morning directly made him change his plan.

   There is nothing to say about the silver flow breathing method, it is just an ordinary breathing method that can be cultivated to a high-level knight.

  The information about Cumberland sent by the Chasay Chamber of Commerce is not very different from what he learned in the Documentation Tower.

   But Glenn's life and nameless breathing method surprised him!

  Gülen's full name is Gülen. As a slave, he does not have a last name. After becoming a knight and getting rid of slavery, he didn't take a surname for himself, but continued to use the name Glenn.

   According to the Chasay Chamber of Commerce, Glenn lived to be sixty-five years old, and was still an ordinary slave until the first thirty years old.

  But after turning thirty, it only took him three short years to become an intermediate knight!

   Such examples can't be said to exist among the serfs of the Loen Kingdom, but they are extremely rare, and he is the only one named Glenn.

  So Chasai Chamber of Commerce found his information easily.

   Throughout the morning, Colin was studying Gulen's information collected by the Chase Chamber of Commerce and comparing it with Cumberland's information.

  The details in the middle are omitted.

  In short, Colin seemed to have glimpsed a new discovery from the pile of materials and the nameless breathing method.

   And this is also the reason why he came to the wilderness laboratory so anxiously!

   Change first and then change.