Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 241 Selling Masks

The Shadow Cheetah can speak human language, and although its intelligence is only equivalent to that of a five- or six-year-old child, it can still be considered a sentient being.

A higher-tier Shadow Cheetah could communicate like an adult, but that wouldn't be available at this price.

The apprentice seemed hesitant, but after seeing that no one else made a bid, he gritted his teeth and agreed.

However, the two only reached a preliminary agreement, and the specific negotiations will take place after the meeting, since neither of them wants the specific information to be exchanged to be leaked.

Then, after a few empty seats, it was Thor's turn.

"I don't need anything right now." Thor had no intention of looking for anything from these apprentices and planned to skip them.

But at this moment, Luo Kai encouraged him, saying, "If you don't want to buy anything, you can sell the things you don't need. We have quite a few wealthy people here."

Thor had no intention of selling anything he owned, since everything he had was of high quality.

But upon closer reflection, he suddenly realized that he actually had a prop that he hadn't used for a long time and had sealed it away in the storeroom, which he didn't even dare to open normally.

It was a mask made from the skin of a young girl's thigh—a necromancer's intimidating mask.

Back then, as a newbie, he was tricked into the first morgue by a senior female student and almost became possessed by an evil spirit. In an attempt to save himself, he accidentally created this mask.

However, because it contains the ultimate filth of fairies, it has a persistent and extremely disgusting odor that cannot be removed, making it impossible to wear. Even holding it in your hand will cause your body to become smelly, and this odor cannot be removed in the short term.

So Thor put the mask away and almost forgot it existed.

The most useful thing about this mask is that it can prevent you from being possessed by evil spirits.

But Thor is no longer afraid of being possessed by ordinary evil spirits.

It's still uncertain who will eat whom!

If it's a high-level evil spirit, this mask won't work; it's not as effective as Thor's own direct combat.

"I have a mask that can prevent me from being possessed by ordinary evil spirits. Even if I am possessed, it can also have a certain exorcising effect. If anyone is interested, you can name your price."

Saul had never traded anything at the exchange and wasn't familiar with the prices, so he figured it was better to let these wealthy people set their own prices.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he finished speaking, someone immediately became interested.

"What level of evil spirits can it deal with?" The first person to ask was Kujin.

"I haven't tested it specifically, but I did exorcise an evil spirit that even a second-level wizard apprentice couldn't handle."

"How long did it take?" This time it was the female apprentice who had mocked Mentor Katz.

"Soon, a few seconds, I guess." Because Thor was the one who was possessed at the time, his sense of time was somewhat blurred. He could only roughly know that the time was short, but he couldn't tell exactly how many seconds it was.

The female apprentice's eyes immediately lit up.

But before he could speak, Wright suddenly shook the little maid in his hand. As she shook, the mechanical joints on the little girl's neck were revealed, revealing that she was actually a lifelike doll.

The swaying of the doll caused a grinding sound from its joints, interrupting the female apprentice's words.

"I want the mask," Wright said directly.

The female apprentice immediately glared at her. "Wright, didn't you hear us still asking him?"

Wright laughed and said, "I heard you. Ask me anything. I want that mask."

Wright was determined to buy that mask no matter what.

"His performance today was quite impressive. It seems he's one of the people Luo Kai mentioned who returned with a full harvest." Sol rested his chin on his hand.

He wasn't in a hurry to name a price.

The apprentices who frequently go out on missions seem to be very interested in items that can ward off evil spirits.

In the end, Wright emerged victorious in the three-way competition.

Wright had just traded his old mount for a large sum of money and was now living a very comfortable life.

But when he triumphantly won and looked at Thor, the smile on his face suddenly turned awkward, and he shrank back behind the doll maid.

This meeting was only for conveying information and reaching preliminary agreements; the final deal was to be made by everyone individually after the meeting.

As for whether any unexpected events might occur along the way, Luo Kai and his mutual aid association will not take care of that.

After Thor, it was the turn of the third-level apprentice, Jero.

"Well, I don't have anything to sell, but I have taken on an outing mission. This mission isn't very dangerous, it's just a long journey. I need to go to Bydon Academy to exchange items. Everyone here is one of the best in the Wizarding Tower. If you're interested, you can set off together. You can earn some extra money along the way."

When Jero said this, his gaze was fixed on Thor, clearly indicating that he was inviting him.

But Thor remained unmoved.

Not to mention that he already has a full schedule to do, and moreover, he is not familiar with Jero.

The last time he traveled with Bill was not a pleasant experience, and Saul would rather go out alone than be with someone who might trip him up at any time.

Although Thor did not respond, many Level 3 apprentices expressed their interest.

Some second-level apprentices even wanted to participate because they heard the mission wasn't dangerous.

Jero smiled throughout and agreed to everything.

In the next round, almost every apprentice had news, tasks, and items to buy and sell.

The most outrageous one was Wright, who was selling lifelike dolls sitting on his lap.

This doll is incredibly lifelike; except for a few key joints, the rest is covered in artificial skin. It can even detect a heartbeat and breathing.

"Has your hobby evolved from real maids to fake maids?" someone who was on good terms with Wright asked with a smile.

Wright raised an eyebrow. "This doll's outer shell is nothing special, but the inside is quite extraordinary."

As Wright spoke, she turned the doll around so that everyone could see her back.

The doll maid's back dress is specially made, with only a few pieces of fabric. When you brush her hair aside, a large expanse of fair skin is revealed.

However, in the center of that realistic back skin, there was a tear strung together with a rope.

Wright untied the rope, reached into the crack, and pulled out a—a beating green heart.

A flexible tube at the top of the heart is still connected to the doll's body.

"This is a living doll recently added to the Land Traveler's inventory. It is powered by a combination of vengeful spirits and plant spores. Once activated with a magic crystal, it can behave almost like an ordinary person."

"What's the use of this?" a female apprentice asked, frowning.

"It's incredibly useful: scouting, camouflage, ambush... it just depends on whether you're smart enough to use it."

The female apprentice coldly replied, "I'm asking you, what's the use of being a maid?"

Leta rolled her eyes. "It's just my personal hobby. Anyway, I'm not selling her, just information. If you want to buy, I can sign a deal."

Hearing this, Thor leaned forward slightly. "How many puppets are produced? What's the price per unit?"

When Wright saw that someone was interested, his eyes lit up and he looked over. When he realized it was Thor, he immediately became serious and said, "This also needs to be made to order. It will take at least ten days and at most three months, depending on the customization requirements."

"How long can a puppet be used?" Unexpectedly, Haywood was also somewhat interested.

To everyone's surprise, Saul and Haywood were the first to ask about the price.

For a moment, people began to wonder if they hadn't thought of the real purpose of this seemingly useless doll.

So a few more people started considering whether to buy a few to study.

Wright sensed business coming his way and couldn't help but rub his hands together. "If it's just simple communication or activities that don't require much physical exertion, like what I do, one heart can hold out for half a year. But if it involves combat, it'll only last ten days. If it involves consuming mental energy, it might only last a few hours."

"I'll take ten."

While Saul was still hesitating, Haywood didn't even ask the price and immediately ordered ten.

A commotion broke out in the activity room.

Nobody knows why Haywood, a man who never goes out, would buy so many dolls.

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(End of this chapter)