The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 53 Mysterious Map

Ryan used the assassin heritage he had obtained to track down the thief who stole his space bag on the roof. Finally, when the thief stopped to check the loot, he jumped down from the second floor roof and knocked the thief unconscious.

After reciting the somewhat childish slogan, Ryan finally fulfilled his two-lifetime wish of showing off, and began to examine the thief with satisfaction.

He first took back his space bag and poured the prepared psychedelic mushroom spore powder into the thief's mouth to ensure that he would lie quietly for at least half a day. Then he checked the thief's situation in detail.

After turning over the thief's eyelids and confirming that he was indeed unconscious, the red color of his eyes proved his identity as a vampire, which also shocked Ryan a little.

Where is the elegant night noble? How did he fall to the point of picking bags on the street? Not to mention that under the hood is a bearded uncle's face, not handsome at all. He looks more suitable for robbery than thief.

But think about the physical fitness of vampires. Taking advantage of the chaos in a place where wizards are not suitable for casting spells to steal bags can be considered as a use of their racial advantage.

But the beautiful thief is just a fantasy in the book. Ryan complained while he began to search the uncle's body to see if there was any loot.

After searching the thief's body, they only found 2 Sickles and 6 Knuts in one of his pockets.

Ryan thought this was illogical. People in this business usually carried all their property with them, and it was impossible for a veteran like this to have only this little money.

After running to the entrance of the alley and carefully confirming that no one would come in, Ryan began to strip the thief's clothes to check for any hidden pockets.

Finally, I saw a cloth bag sewn on the thief's underwear, which released a space expansion spell.

Ryan thought this place was not a good place to start, but wealth was very tempting. Finally, Ryan resisted the urge to vomit and cut the underwear with a knife and took it away.

After getting the thief's haul, Ryan covered him with his clothes to avoid appearing to be a blatant gentleman. He then climbed onto the roof by climbing onto the windowsill, and found a crowded place to sneak down the house and blend into the crowd.

Because of this gain, Ryan was no longer in the mood to continue shopping.

He quickly walked around the remaining half of the street and quickly left this wizarding commercial street.

After turning into an empty alley, Ryan entered the Wanjie Grocery Store and began to count today's spoils. After all, this place can isolate all positioning magic. The expansion spell on the pocket is not permanent, and Ryan is worried that the spell effect will disappear over time, causing the things inside to be lost.

In the store he took out a piece of cloth and used a levitation spell to suspend it in mid-air, then turned the bag over and poured the contents onto the cloth.

There were really a lot of things inside. After sorting them out, Ryan found that the things in the space bag that the thief had placed on the underwear were very large and messy.

Finally, the things taken out were divided into three piles. The first pile was money, mainly Sickles and Nats, mixed with a lot of Galleons, about 120 Galleons, which was a good harvest.

The second pile contained more than a dozen pieces of jewelry, but many of them had emblems on them, which might belong to some pure-blood families. Ryan decided to find an opportunity to sell them in another world next time to avoid trouble.

The third pile contained items with magical reactions, only three of them. One was a knight's sword with sharpness and anti-rust runes. It was a magical weapon for ordinary people. Unfortunately, it had no magical damage and was useless for wizards. The second was a book with "The Art of Fire" written in Spanish on the cover. Ryan flipped through a few pages, and fortunately, he could understand the Spanish he had learned from the assassin's legacy. He found that it was actually a book of black magic that described how to use the Fiendfyre, which was very rare and useful. However, Ryan's current level of magic power was not enough to learn it.

The third item was an old parchment, different from the ones I had seen on the street before, this was a really old parchment. On it were several strange-looking mountains surrounded together, and between the mountains there was a skull mark drawn in red.

Although this picture is very realistic, almost like a photo, Ryan couldn't figure out where it was after looking at it for a long time. He missed the Internet era in his previous life very much. If he had a smartphone, he could find the location quickly.

This led to Ryan being extremely curious about the contents of the parchment, but since he couldn't find the corresponding location now, he gave up the idea of ​​digging deeper. After all, this trip to Iceland was for vacation, so treasure hunting was best left to chance.

Thinking of this, Ryan threw all the things he bought this time into the Wanjie Grocery Store, and then hurried out of the grocery store to the hotel. After all, he and his father, Mr. Lambert, had agreed to return to the hotel at 12 noon, and time was very tight.

Fortunately, there are few people and few cars in Iceland, so there is never much traffic jam. So just three minutes after twelve o'clock, Ryan finally got back to the hotel in time.

Both parents were waiting for Ryan in the hall, and they said nothing when they saw him come back on time. After lunch and a day's rest, the next day, Ryan's family went to Akureyri to attend the wedding of Mr. Lambert's friend.

After a short 45-minute flight, Ryan and his family arrived in this small city.

Akureyri, the second largest city in Iceland, is known as the "Northern Capital" of Iceland. It is located at the end of Eyjafjörður in the northernmost part of Iceland, on the edge of the Arctic Circle. It is backed by snow-capped mountains and faces a blue lake, with beautiful scenery.

It was July when Ryan and his friends came. This city close to the Arctic Circle was under polar day, and the sun could be seen almost 7 hours a day.

Ryan felt that the deepest impression he had of this city was that it seemed as if there was no one in the city and the streets were empty.

But think about it, a city of more than 10,000 people is built on a scale that is only seen in cities of more than 100,000 people. It is inevitable that it looks empty.

The wedding was held at the Akureyri Church, which is built on a small slope. Standing at the door of the church, you can overlook the city, the fjord, and the mountains and sea opposite. The scenery is very beautiful.

There is nothing much to say about the wedding itself. It is no different from an ordinary Western wedding. Ryan just thinks that holding a wedding in such a place does have beautiful scenery and a sense of sacredness. But it is too deserted.

Fortunately, after the wedding, Ryan's family was free to move around. They rented a farmhouse in Reykjavik and started their ten-day vacation.

European-style vacations and travel are very different from Chinese travel. Europeans prefer to stay quietly in one place and relax completely, rather than running around visiting every spot.

But this kind of vacation was a bit too boring for Ryan. After writing every day, he felt that there was nothing to do except reading.

So while his parents were enjoying the hot springs and relaxing, Ryan decided to visit several attractions in Iceland through the Floo Network. His father, Mr. Lambert, supported this plan and believed that boys should try to explore on their own. However, Ryan felt that he was clearly trying to take the opportunity to drive Ryan, the light bulb, away and enjoy a world of two.

(End of this chapter)