Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 4 Adding points, planning

Glancing at the sun in the sky, he realized that it was almost noon, so he immediately said to everyone around him:

"It's almost noon, let's go eat first."

"it is good!"

Everyone nodded and, led by fisherman Hagwin, went to a villager's home for dinner.

After a lunch full of seafood and a strong fishy smell, Lor took out two copper coins as meal money.

After dinner, he announced a one-hour break, entered a carriage that had not yet started to load fish, and opened the game panel.

[Name:Lore Rocks

Age: 12

Physical fitness: 0.7+
Spirit: 1.5+
Psychic power: 0+
Witchcraft: None

Meditation talent: Level 1+.

Charge points: 1 points, 0.1%]

"This first charge point should be added to physical fitness first, and then meditation talent will be considered later."

After killing more than 260 fish in the morning, Lor, whose hands were still shaking, made the decision without any hesitation.

His eyes moved upwards, and as he focused on the plus sign behind the physical fitness column, subtle changes occurred in the panel.

[Constitution 0.7→1.7]

The next moment, an indescribable sense of power spread through the body.

Lor clenched his fists, feeling a little more secure as his body was now more than twice as strong as before.

Adding points to the meditation talent is related to the future and is indeed of utmost importance, but before that, he must also have some self-protection ability.

And if your physical fitness increases a lot, you won’t be so tired when working, and you can get more energy points.

An hour passed quickly and everyone gathered around the fish pond again to continue their morning work.

But after working for a while, militiaman Chris discovered something was wrong.

"Lor, how come you can hit the fish so fast all of a sudden?"

In the morning, this little guy often took two hits with the stick to kill a fish, but now he can kill one at a time, which is twice as fast.

"If you knock more often, you will naturally get the hang of it."

Lor said without changing his expression.

"I see." Chris nodded, not quite understanding.

Hagwin, who was scooping fish with a net nearby, blinked in confusion. Is there any trick to hitting fish?

But it was just a small matter after all, and he didn't take it to heart. As long as Lor gave enough money in the end, it would be fine.

[Absorb trace elements, charging point progress +0.4%]

[Absorb trace elements, charging point progress +0.5%]

[Absorb a small amount.]

As time passed, the progress of charging points on the game panel continued to increase.

[Charge is full, charge point +1]

This time it only took an hour and a half for Lor to regain some energy points without feeling tired at all.

"It feels good to add some physical strength!"

With a sigh in his heart, Lor continued to slaughter the fish ruthlessly.

But then, the speed at which he obtained the charging progress bar began to slow down.

Because most of the fish containing trace elements in this pond have been killed by him, and they are becoming increasingly difficult to find.

In the end, it took three full hours to get some energy points again.

At the same time, the fish harvested amounted to nearly 3,000 kilograms, filling three horse-drawn carriages.

"It's time to stop now." After catching a few more ordinary fish, Lor stopped Hagwin who was about to cast the net and said:
"I'll buy these fish today, you can calculate the price."

"Okay." Hagwin responded, dropped his fishing net, walked to the three carriages, looked around, and finally ran over and said:

"There's still some space left in one of the carriages, but it's not enough for 3,000 jin. How about I add some more to make it an even number?"

"also."

Lor nodded indifferently and handed the stick and six gold coins to Hagwin:
"Just act as you like. I'll give you the gold coins first."

"OK, just a second."

Hagwin excitedly took the gold coins and the stick, and excitedly went to catch some more fish and beat them to death, stuffing them into Lor's carriage to fill the gap.

Another ten minutes passed, and after filling all three carriages, Hagwin finally came to Lor and said breathlessly:

"Mr. Lore, I've filled it for you."

"Thanks for your hard work."

Luo Er handed over a copper coin and said, "This is what you deserve. Take it."

"Thank you, Mr. Lor." Hagwin happily took the copper coin.

Although he could have gotten some silver coins from the previous six gold coins, who wouldn't like to get some extra rewards?
"You're welcome." Lor smiled.

He turned around and gave Chris three more copper coins, and the three coachmen also gave one copper coin each.

The three coachmen thanked him one after another and happily accepted the copper coins.

Chris seemed a little embarrassed, holding the copper coin but not putting it in his pocket.

"What's wrong, Uncle Chris?" Lor asked with a frown.

Could it be that this person thinks he gave too little?
That shouldn't be the case. Three copper coins may seem like a small amount, but they are actually enough to buy thirty kilograms of fish. It's definitely generous.

During the three days of intentional and unintentional testing, he did not find that Chris was very greedy, but rather he seemed quite honest.

"I just feel that since we know each other so well, it seems a bit inappropriate to charge you any more money." Chris stammered.

After three days of getting along, because Lor's words and actions were too mature and steady, Chris no longer regarded him as a child, but as a friend.

Taking money from a friend for just a small favor was not appropriate in Chris's opinion.

"Ah this."

Luo Er was stunned, and then said with a bit of a smile:
"Uncle Chris, you are responsible for protecting my safety, so you deserve this money. If I don't give it to you, even 'others' will think I am stingy."

"Is that so? Then I'll take it."

Chris scratched his head, then put away the three copper coins, looked at Lor, and promised solemnly:

"Don't worry, I will do my best to keep you safe."

"With Uncle Chris's words, I feel relieved."

Luo Er responded with a smile, looked up at the sky, and saw that the sun was about to set. He immediately said:
"It's getting late, let's go back to town."

"it is good."

"Yes."

The four people who came with Lor responded one after another, and their attitudes were much more positive than before.

A group of four people and three carriages set off on their journey home.

Lor walked in front, facing the sunset, with a thousand thoughts in his eyes.

"I have screened the fish in Qingyu Village. There are basically no fish with elements left. If you want the next batch, you have to wait at least half a month, which will cost you three charging points."

"If my goal is just to raise my meditation talent to level five, Herring Village alone is more than enough."

But what then?
After becoming a wizard apprentice, learning witchcraft is where the bulk of your energy points are spent.

"At least I need to find another fishing village, establish a cooperative relationship, and save more charging points for future use." Lor set a goal in his mind.

Coincidentally, Lor learned from his original body's memory that there was a fishing village near the town.

It’s just a little further away, nearly thirty miles away from the town.

After this batch of fish is pickled, I can go and take a look.

(End of this chapter)