Witch, Fireball and Steam Evil God

Chapter 65 Big Star Heisenberg
This is an era of indifference, but Bi'an and Ivy have shown unprecedented team spirit. Here, Ethan must criticize Ivy by name. He now seriously doubts whether this girl has forgotten her identity as a believer of the God of Truth recently.

Shouldn't a believer in the Iron-Blooded God of Truth abandon all personal emotions and use his subordinates as consumables with an expressionless face?

And what does the golden hair on Ivy's head mean, as if it says, "You're going to survive, we'll take care of you"? You're just a bunch of hair, how can you shoulder the responsibility of other people's lives?

"It's decided. We need further intelligence before we set off."

Ivy ended the discussion and made the final decision, "Ethan, come with me to Mugram's store. Chloe, bring all the stimulants with you, maybe it will work wonders."

At this point, Ethan had no room to argue, and he could only wish his good brothers, the assemblers, good luck.

He hoped that his good brothers would be careful of Bi'an. Although she had thin arms and legs, she was actually one of the most capable fighters in the empire.

Ethan went back to his room, changed into a suit, chose a skin he named "Yanzu of Creekwood Town", and followed Ivy on the road to Hearth Bay again. However, compared to the first time, he was now more familiar with the route.

When he stepped onto the deck of the merchant ship again, Ivy realized something was wrong almost immediately. In this distance of less than 7 meters, he had heard the name "Heisenberg" at least times. Most of the people talking about Heisenberg were dressed as hunters or mercenaries. When he passed the magic scroll shop, the door was crowded with people. A giant man with his upper body naked was arguing with the owner of the magic scroll shop.

The onlookers were also filled with indignation and stopped the guards outside.

Ivy leaned over to listen. The giant man with bare upper body and wearing an iron helmet was cursing in front of the counter, "What kind of ice arrows are you selling? They can't even kill a few Bigfoots. Take a good look at my head. It was this fake scroll you sold that caused my head to be flattened by a Bigfoot!"

This was obviously a very serious and sad matter, but some people in the crowd were laughing.

When the giant pulled off his helmet, people discovered that his head was like a deflated can. The hunters could imagine the scene of the unfortunate guy being hit on the head by Bigfoot with a stick.

Ivy stopped and listened for a while and understood the general situation.

It all started the previous night when several people claiming to be service staff from Lao Sen's Magic Scroll Shop came with twenty or so ice arrow scrolls and distributed them for free on the deck. The first group of hunters who received the magic scrolls were shocked to find that these things were much more useful than guns and crossbows. After completing the task, they could not wait to return to Hearth Bay and ask around for news about Lao Sen's Magic Scroll Shop.

At this time, the owner of the Mage Magic Scroll Shop, who had seven years of sales experience, discovered a business opportunity and hung a sign "Make Elemental Magic Great Again" at the door of the shop. He advertised that the elemental magic scrolls in the store were all hand-drawn by the mentors in the academy, and were much better than those of wild mages of unknown origin.

Many hunters believed it and bought out all the basic element magic scrolls in the store.

Then at night, the hunters and mercenaries who had suffered greatly from the incident rushed into the magic scroll shop. For a while, even the guards were not convenient to intervene, because this was not just a simple disturbance, but many people accused the store manager of selling counterfeit and shoddy products.

This is a very serious accusation in Hearth Bay. Once verified, the store manager will not only have to pay a huge amount of compensation, but will also be ordered to close the store and make rectifications.

Faced with the angry criticism from the hunters and mercenaries, the boss was about to cry.

Ivy, who was not affected by the atmosphere on the scene, was confused. She patted Ethan's shoulder and asked doubtfully, "They are talking about the Frost Arrow Scroll, right?"

"Ah."

"It was Bigfoot who hit him on the head with a stick, right?" "Yes, that's right."

"Whose ice arrow scroll can hurt Bigfoot? Isn't this clearly blackmail?"

This overly heated scene made Ivy lose her confidence. As a native of the imperial capital, she knew about Bigfoot, a humanoid monster that lived deep in the snow-capped mountains in the northern border of the empire. An adult Bigfoot was nearly five meters tall, with thick skin and flesh. Even arrows and bullets could not easily penetrate their skin.

This type of monster can also use weapons, usually two-meter-long sticks, and can throw boulders for long-range attacks. Several years ago, a group of Bigfoots attacked the imperial capital, and the empire dispatched an elite group of knights to completely eliminate them.

So, whenever the children in the imperial capital cried or didn't sleep, the adults would always use Bigfoot to scare them.

"Children who don't obey will be captured and eaten by Bigfoot."

Children in the capital who have never heard this sentence are destined to have an incomplete childhood.

How could the Frost Arrow, the most basic elemental spell, possibly hurt Bigfoot?
"The frost arrows of the old Sen family are fine."

Ethan said seriously that he wanted to thank Mr. Bigfoot for his rapid improvement in ice arrow proficiency. Realizing Ivy's puzzled look, he said, "The hunters and mercenaries said so. At least they believe that Mr. Ethan's ice arrows can hurt Bigfoot."

"That magic scroll shop is really good."

Someone heard the conversation between Ivy and Ethan and joined them.

His skin, as dry as a dead tree, made him stand out in the crowd. Old Mu walked over slowly and said, "The waiter from that store also went to my place and left three magic scrolls. I gave them to a few C-level investigators who were out on the field. As a result, they used the scrolls to kill a very dangerous containment object."

After Lao Mu said this, Ivy finally believed it a little, and she asked, "Where is the elemental shaper named Heisenberg now?"

The sudden appearance of the mysterious elemental shaper, coupled with the unusual ice elemental magic, made her radar jump, and she added, "Is he a man or a woman?"

"Man, is this important?"

Old Mu was a little surprised, but when he heard Heisenberg's gender, he noticed that Ivy was very disappointed.

How can this girl be sexist!

What happened to the male elemental shaper?
The sea breeze on the deck made his hands and feet cold, and he unconsciously defended Heisenberg (male), "Don't underestimate Heisenberg, he is the hottest new star in Hearth Bay right now, people who want to find him can line up the entire port! It is said that he still provides high-end private customization services to customers. What does the advertisement say? Oh, yes, an awesome customization service!"

At this point, Lao Mu shrugged his shoulders and said, "It's a pity that no one can find him now. I see that you don't seem to be short of money. If you are lucky enough to meet Heisenberg, you must order a few more magic scrolls from him. It will be absolutely awesome!"

In fact, Lao Mu felt that the sign of the Mage Scroll Shop was probably correct, and recent events had given him a vague premonition.

The era of elemental magic is coming again!
(End of this chapter)