Cultivators at the Wizarding Academy

Chapter 10 Goblin Sales Manager

The silver-haired loli was so disgusted with me that she didn't even want Jinlong. She gritted her teeth in hatred and wanted to pounce on him and bite him.

"Xiao An, how could you treat a girl like that?" Taiya completely understood Yin Yue's frustrated feelings. Her clueless younger brother had always treated strange women very badly.

"Okay, I was wrong, I apologize." The boy's attitude was perfunctory.

The dishes on the table were quickly devoured, and Mussofi stepped forward to clear the table.

Tai'an eagerly awaited their departure. Everyone chatted and laughed, showing no sign of leaving.

The comfortable sofa became the culprit in trying to keep them there.

After watching a variety show for a while, the evening weather forecast suddenly appeared, predicting that the capital would remain sunny tomorrow. The Holy Mage Antonio promised to dispel the rain clouds should any unforeseen circumstances arise.

"Go home early! It's not safe to stay out so late..."

After finally getting rid of the three troublemakers, Tai'an breathed a sigh of relief and felt much lighter.

"Young Master, what time is it? Let me check the time." Mussofi hugged the wall clock and wound up the key on the back.

Tai'an casually summoned the projection of the Sky Clock, thinking that he still needed to go shopping tomorrow.

Elm Street, the most bustling street in the capital.

Landmark buildings such as the Union Bank, Violet Library, Warriors Guild, Spellcasters Association, Auction House, and Kingdom Hotel are located on both sides of the road.

The dense flow of people, humans, demi-humans, and beastmen of various hair colors, dragon beasts running on the highway, flying magic carpets, and floating magic vehicles all demonstrate the wealth and power of the Violet Kingdom.

A short, gray-robed spellcaster with indistinct features walked down the street, his mysterious demeanor causing passersby to keep their distance.

Generally speaking, a gray robe symbolizes a wizard.

When people think of a profession, they often think of adjectives like eccentric, ruthless, and petty. In contrast, the image of a Buddhist monk is undoubtedly much more positive, with newspapers frequently publishing stories of monks helping others.

Tai'an kept the projection of the capital city map in his palm, occasionally looking down to check his own location.

The best place to buy wands and potion ingredients is the Spellcasters' Guild. Although the prices may be a bit higher, the after-sales service is excellent, and there are more options available.

A luxurious magical sports car slowly drove past and stopped on the side of the road ahead.

Yinyue pushed open the car door and got out, skipping and waving as she greeted, "Tai'an, is that you?"

"Miss, you've mistaken me for someone else!" The boy deliberately lowered his voice.

"Don't try to fool me!"

Lolita Holmes was completely convinced that, setting aside a woman's intuition, she could make inferences based solely on external details such as height, clothing, and hands.

"Alright!" Tai'an knew there were too many flaws to hide and he couldn't conceal it any longer: "What do you need?"

"Get in the car! I'll take you for a ride!" Silver Moon invited with a smile, secretly brewing a mischievous idea to torment him.

"I have something to do," Tai'an replied lazily. What kind of girl takes a boy for a drive? It's ridiculous…

"How about you lend me your sofa for a few days, and I'll lend you my sports car for a few days?" Yin Yue suggested, unwilling to give up.

"Don't want everything good. Women need to learn to control their desires." One second the young man was lecturing from a moral high ground, and the next second he disappeared.

Silver Moon tried to reach out and grab it, then stomped her foot in frustration.

"This young man is quite capable." A faint, aged voice echoed through the slightly rippled air.

"Grandpa Luo Ang, is he very powerful?" Yin Yue asked, tilting her head.

"Very good!" Guardian Loon rarely praised others. He was a genius spellcaster in his youth and had a high opinion of himself.

Tai'an originally did not want to reveal his strength, but troublemakers kept pestering him.

He activated stealth, leaped a few times, and his figure streaked through the air like a shooting star before landing lightly.

I looked down to confirm my location, then looked up at the enormous clock building.

That's right, the Spellcasters' Guild is right here.

The mysterious time, the ultimate goal pursued by countless spellcasters.

As he stepped onto the marble steps, the boy's figure came into view.

"Hello, welcome. May I ask what you need, sir?" The saleswomen, all with fair skin and beautiful faces, were dressed in neat uniforms.

The girl who came forward to greet Tai'an was a rare catgirl demi-human.

"I need to buy materials for wands and potions." The boy was too young to understand, speaking in a cold tone and with an arrogant demeanor.

"Okay, please follow me." The catgirl said humbly.

Every spellcaster is a potential big customer; there are almost none of them who are poor, only differences in their level of wealth.

Meditation is a cost-effective method. Compared to the huge expense of medicinal baths for combat professionals at the same stage, one can obtain a stable source of income by charging magic stones.

The two walked along the red carpet to its end. Along the way, glass display cases held various magic wands.

Tai'an glanced at the price tag.

Tranquility Wooden Wand, 200 Gold Dragons.

Description: Improves spell focus and spell stability, and slightly increases casting speed.

Note: The best wand for beginners.

Walnut wand, 320 gold coins.

Note: Increases casting speed and power, but only applies to energy levels below 300 degrees.

Note: This is a fairly practical beginner wand that can accompany you up to the elite stage.

The magic wand made from the heart of a locust tree, worth fifty gold coins.

Note: Increases the power and casting speed of negative spells; the wand can be used as a cursed object to harbor ghosts.

Note: For wizard apprentices only.

Warning: Using this wand makes you more susceptible to being haunted by ghosts.

……

Phoenix wood magic wand, worth seven thousand two hundred gold coins.

Description: Greatly increases the casting speed, stability, and power of fire spells, and adds two extra spell slots.

Note: Exclusively for elite fire spellcasters.

Tai'an had seen introductions in books, even with specific reference data, such as the Tranquil Wood increasing casting speed by about 15%. Some powerful mid-to-high-level wands can often increase this by more than 100%. They can also be equipped with energy storage magic stones, greatly increasing the amount of magic energy stored.

It can be said that a spellcaster who uses a wand and a spellcaster who is empty-handed are completely different people.

"Spellcaster, which one do you fancy?" The cat-eared girl's eyes gleamed. Her pitiful appearance was exceptionally endearing, arousing latent impulses, protective instincts, and a desire to show off.

Unfortunately, Tai'an is a clueless young man.

Do you have any events or membership programs?

"Yes, if you recharge 1,000 Gold Coins, you'll receive an extra 100 Gold Coins; if you recharge 10,000 Gold Coins, you'll receive an extra 1,500 Gold Coins; and if you recharge 100,000 Gold Coins, you'll receive an extra 20,000 Gold Coins. If you're short on cash, we also offer loan services with an annualized interest rate of 12%, and we can also help you find a job."

"It's all a setup!" Tai'an thought to himself.

(End of this chapter)