Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 337 Sales

The captain of the Bluebird had noticed Thor long ago.

In fact, he had not stopped tracking and observing Saul since Saul boarded the ship and presented that silver invitation.

"This balloon is filled with the latest achievement of Baidon College in recent years, which they call buoyancy air. With it, we no longer have to worry about being blown up at any time when we are sailing."

After saying that, Captain Harry looked at Thor's unsurprised expression and laughed, "My apologies, how could you not know about buoyancy? Haha."

This captain's identity is probably not ordinary either; he's the first person in the past three days to take the initiative to speak to Thor.

Does Baydon College frequently conduct this type of research?

"Yes, you might find it strange that a wizard would make things for ordinary people. But beneficiaries like myself are actually very grateful to Bydon Academy... even though their things are very expensive."

Captain Harry shrugged and sighed, "Who would have thought that the wizarding forces that emerged from the No Man's Lands would be the first to open up to ordinary people? It's said that some of the designers there are actually ordinary people."

"No Man's Land?" Upon hearing this name, Thor's heart skipped a beat. "Bydon Academy originated from No Man's Land? What is its connection to the Battle of Hand-Dropping Valley a hundred years ago?"

Who would have thought that Captain Harry, who could speak to Thor without batting an eye and discuss Bydon College with great excitement, couldn't help but shudder when he heard the words "Handle Valley".

"Yes, that happened a hundred years ago, and few people mention it now." The captain, a man who had seen his share of storms, quickly regained his dark complexion under the strong wind. "Actually, Baidong Academy was the other side that fought against the Kema Empire back then."

"Oh?" Thor didn't know much about that great war. The new apprentices in the wizarding world, like him, only knew that the Kerma Empire was defeated and that hundreds of wizards and apprentices perished in the Valley of Falling Hands.

How did you learn about this history?

The wizarding world is not a place that emphasizes history education. Moreover, some dangerous historical events can cause serious pollution, so ordinary people dare not study them.

"I used to work at Bydon College, and this airship was bought with all my salary," Captain Harry said, stroking the railing in his hand with obvious affection.

Although Thor also liked the airship, he was more interested in Bydon Academy. "All I know is that the other side in the war deployed higher-ranking wizards who used the terrain to wipe out a large army of Kema... Of course, you don't have to say that from your perspective."

To everyone's surprise, Harry didn't show any sign of distress.

"It's nothing, sir. Bydon College doesn't shy away from that history; in fact, one of their instructors told me about it himself." Captain Harry waved his hand.

Just then, another gust of wind blew in, causing the airship to rock violently from side to side. He quickly lowered his hands and gripped the fixed railing tightly. After a while, he continued, "Almost everyone who works at the academy or has a close relationship with the students knows this. They consider it a courageous spirit of innovation, just like their constant development of new magical artifacts."

Thor smiled slightly and offered no comment.

Anyway, he only knew the general outline of what the truth of that period of history was.

"Enough of that. Do you sell the gas generation formula from your airship?" Thor pointed to the balloon above his head.

Captain Harry shook his head skillfully. "I'm sorry, sir, but even if I knew this, I couldn't give it to you."

Thor wasn't surprised; he was just asking to see what was going on. "This is an internal secret of Bydon Academy. You only have the right to use it, right?"

"Usage rights... Hmm, that's a really sophisticated word you used." Harry's eyes lit up, and he praised sincerely, "Yes, all the crew members involved in the power reaction and I were cursed by Bydon College. They called it the Contract Curse, which is said to be a curse based on consciousness; those who break their vows will have their hearts and livers rot."

Yet another magical witchcraft item!

Captain Harry saw Thor's eyes light up and knew he had achieved his goal. He finally revealed his true purpose for talking to Thor.

"Sir, I also have some other magical and rare items like these. If you're interested, I can offer you a discount!"

Thor glanced at him. "You've got some nerve, an ordinary person trying to sell something to a wizard. Aren't you afraid I'll just snatch it and run?"

Captain Harry smiled and said, "You are a distinguished person from the Wizarding Tower. I wouldn't dare to say that to any other independent wizard."

Saul knew that this was more of a veiled compliment.

Harry must have something to rely on to sell things to wizards; there might even be some hidden cards on the ship that he doesn't know about.

"Then, please lead the way." Thor nodded, naturally unafraid of any ambush on the ship.

Half an hour later, Thor came out of the captain's cabin with a strange expression on his face.

Captain Harry is indeed a businessman; he has a whole repertoire of sales pitches when he sells things.

Moreover, the items he sold were priced extremely high, even Thor, a third-level wizard apprentice, found it difficult to afford.

Thor didn't try to impress others by pretending to be rich; instead, he carefully selected some items that interested him and that might come in handy in the future.

The Contract Curse is one of them, but Thor bought the one-time use item and didn't have the formula to make the Contract Curse.

Captain Harry said this item is only sold at Biden College, and at an astronomical price.

After Thor bought the first item, Harry emphasized the use of a long-range megaphone. He said that with this device, two people holding the megaphone could communicate freely from a distance of hundreds of miles. However, if there was a magical defense circle, the underlying principles of the circle would need to be input into the megaphone to ensure signal input and output.

"Isn't this just a walkie-talkie?" Thor marveled at the convenience of Bydon College's research, but he didn't buy one.

Firstly, it's inconvenient for him to use it inside the wizard's tower. He also couldn't input the tower's underlying defense principles into the communicator. It's only suitable for someone living alone, and even then, it has its risks.

Secondly, he wanted to buy something else, but he didn't have the funds to purchase both at the same time.

Captain Harry doesn't have many goods here, but everything is perfect for a wizard traveling the world.

Another thing Thor bought was a compression bag. It was said to be space compression technology that Bydon College had imported from another continent at a great expense.

This pack can expand the space inside a cubic pocket with sides of 10 centimeters to a space with sides of 3 meters. Taking this compressed pack with you is like taking a house with you.

However, this bag cannot hold living creatures and has no defensive capabilities. The Baidong Academy offers one free repair, but a second repair will cost money.

After taking off the compressed bag, Thor felt his waistline instantly shrink. He then decided to leave.

But before he left, Captain Harry emphasized a secret item to him.

It was a hidden display case concealed within the cabin wall.

After the curtain responsible for concealing the scene was opened, a lifelike model of a charming young woman was revealed.

But Thor could tell at a glance that it was just a doll.

"Isn't that a doll that can travel on land? You sell goods made from land-based vessels?"

(End of this chapter)