Sixth Ring Wizard

Chapter 70 News

"Mr. Helag, are you going to the dinner party or not?" Hu En asked, bowing his head as he caught up.

Herag stretched and said, "I'm going back to rest. I won't continue with the dinner."

"Alright, Mr. Herag, have a good rest." Hu En nodded and smiled.

When Herag returned to the palace where he was staying, he found the two maids still waiting at the door.

"Would you like to take a bath, sir?" the maid asked, bowing her head.

"A bath?" Helag thought about it and realized he hadn't bathed for several days, so he nodded and said, "Sure, you guys go and prepare it."

"Yes," a maid replied softly, then withdrew to prepare.

There's a large bathtub in this room in Helag; it should be very comfortable to take a bath there.

The maid returned shortly after leaving and announced at the door, "Sir, the water is being prepared and will be ready soon."

"Hmm." Herag nodded and lay down on the bed.

Taking a bath in this world is a hassle. You need to heat water on the spot, and then put it in a bucket and carry it to the bathtub. There are no running water pipes or anything like that.

About half an hour later, four strong and sturdy guards arrived carrying wooden buckets filled with steaming hot water, which looked like it had just been cooked.

After the guards poured hot water into the bathtub, they brought in two buckets of cold water. After pouring in one bucket of cold water, a guard said, "Sir, please check if the temperature is suitable. If it's too hot, add some more cold water."

Herag went to the bathtub, put his hand in to test the water temperature, and then turned back and said, "It's about right, you guys go ahead."

The guards quickly withdrew, while the two maids remained.

Herag turned around and said, "What are you all still standing there for?"

The maid bowed her head and said, "We will help you bathe, sir."

Herag laughed, "I know, what I mean is, what are you guys still standing there for? Take your clothes off."

The two maids exchanged a glance, their faces slightly flushed, and then placed their hands on their clothes, slowly taking them off.

Herag knew the two had misunderstood, but he didn't stop them.

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The next morning, Herag pulled off the fair, delicate arms covering his body, got dressed, and got out of bed.

"It's fine occasionally, but I can't become a decadent aristocrat." After getting up, Herag meditated for a while, calming his mind and clearing away many distracting thoughts.

After he went out, he immediately saw Hu En and his son outside the palace.

"Mr. Herag is awake. Did you sleep well last night?" Hu En asked with a smile.

"Not bad," Herag nodded.

Hu En smiled and said, "That's good. By the way, Mr. Herag, I feel much better now. My wound has healed a lot. It was difficult to heal before."

"Yes, it's just a superficial injury for now, it will recover in no time," Herag said.

"Thank you so much, Mr. Herrag, for saving my father. Josh is extremely grateful!" Josh said gratefully.

Herag glanced at the sky and said, "I'm going out for a couple of days and won't be bothering you for long."

Hu En quickly replied, "Mr. Hrag, you're too kind. We're more than happy to have you stay here. If you don't mind, you can stay as long as you like. We'll provide whatever you need. By the way, Mr. Hrag, what business are you going out to take care of? Please tell me, and I'll see if I can help."

Upon hearing that Helag was going out on business, he immediately volunteered to help, for there was hardly anything he couldn't do in Markfield.

"Hmm...that works too. I was planning to go to the Adventurers' Guild anyway." Herag thought for a moment, figuring that Huen should be able to help.

"The Adventurers' Guild? What is Mr. Herag planning to do?" Hu En had a vague sense of foreboding.

"I'm going to find that thief named Robert and ask him something," Herag said casually.

Hu En laughed and said, "How could such a small matter trouble Mr. Herag personally? Don't worry, I'm very familiar with the people in the Adventurers' Guild. I can just tell them. However, Mr. Herag should be prepared. Someone like Robert is elusive; he might not be in Markfield City."

"It's alright, I just need to know where he is." Herag was determined to ask this Grand Knight-level thief something.

Hu En nodded with a half-smile: "I'll go ask Mr. Herag right away."

"Then I'll wait for your message." Herag turned and went back into the house, preparing to continue his meditation and practice.

His purpose in seeking out Robert was simple: he wanted to know where the Vengeful Doll came from so he could make further plans.

If Hellagur is not mistaken, the source of the Vengeful Doll is definitely not just this one type of spellcasting material; there must be other valuable items as well.

However, such places also harbor dangers, and the specific situation needs to be understood and carefully assessed.

Count Huen was very efficient; just one hour later, he came to report the news in person.

"Not in Markfield City?" Herag asked casually, popping a grape into his mouth.

Hu En wiped the sweat from his forehead: "Yes, I just asked the president of the Adventurers' Guild in Markfield City. Robert went out a couple of days ago."

"Where did you go?" Herag asked.

"According to the information, he went to Stormwind to do a mission. He accepted a mission that requires him to protect a high-ranking noble in Stormwind," Hu En explained.

"Stormwind?" Herag recalled the map and found that it was south of Markfel City, outside the territory of Tarson.

"That's Duke Theodore's territory. If Mr. Herag wants to go, I can write you a letter of introduction," Huen said.

Herag glanced at him and laughed, "Sure, you can write me a letter of introduction, and I'll set off right away."

"Now? Is it in such a hurry?" Count Huen was quite surprised.

"I don't have much to do here, and if it gets late I'm afraid Robert will be nowhere to be found again." Heragra said decisively, and began packing his things in the house.

Seeing that Herag was determined to leave, Hu En said, "Then I will make arrangements for Mr. Herag immediately."

Huen acted quickly, providing Herag with a carriage and a strong coachman.

He had also prepared two maids, the same two who had served Helag the previous night.

"There's no need for maids. I'm not going out for sightseeing." Herag refused directly. He didn't have time to take care of these two maids, nor could he do something like abandoning them to fend for themselves once he got tired of them.

These maids were merely objects to the nobles; staying in the castle at least ensured their livelihood, but once they left Helag, they lacked even the most basic survival skills.

(End of this chapter)