I'm doing daily quests in Wizarding World

Chapter 28 Nobles (Part Two)

"I need you to find me someone, a man who likes to wear a cloak, has an aged face and looks to be in his fifties or sixties. The man is very thin, has a hooked nose, blue eyes, and is about my height," Lynn gestured.

"Got it," said Big Gold Tooth.

"By the way, if you find him, don't disturb him rashly. This man is dangerous. Just let me know," Lynn said.

Hearing Lynn, a superhuman, say that this man was dangerous, Big Gold Tooth couldn't help but nod slowly with a solemn expression.

But deep down, Big Gold Tooth wondered if this man was his enemy.

If that's the case.

Big Gold Tooth noticed Lynn's gaze and quickly straightened his expression.

"Don't worry, as long as he's still in Bangor, we'll definitely find him," Big Gold Tooth said, patting his chest.

Lynn hummed in agreement. He didn't believe in so-called guarantees, but he had the power to flip the table.

"Work hard. By the way, it should be convenient for you to collect meat at this dock. My little darlings eat a lot every day. Oh, and no human flesh. Human flesh tastes sour, and they're tired of it lately. Let's switch to some fish or other new flavors." Lynn said calmly, patting the iron earthworm next to him.

At the same time, a small, shiny, round metal tip popped out of the hole from which the iron earthworm had just emerged.

Another iron earthworm poked its head out.

Big Gold Tooth's eyelids twitched; he didn't actually have just one of these monsters!

Moreover, this monster could burrow underground, which terrified Big Gold Tooth.

If he offends Lynn, he can forget about walking openly on the street in the future; who knows, a monster might suddenly crawl out of the ground.

The horrific sight of being bitten in two is still vivid in my mind.

Big Gold Tooth didn't think his fat body was any better.

"Sir, I think it's all a misunderstanding." Big Gold Tooth took off a leather pouch from his waist.

Before the bag was even opened, the crisp, pleasant sound of coins jingling could be faintly heard inside.

Big Gold Tooth untied the top drawstring of the leather bag and poured all the coins inside into his hand.

At a glance, there are dozens of gleaming gold coins, and their purity is clearly very high; they are not cheap, low-quality gold coins.

Hamilton stared wide-eyed. He was desperately short of money; he had come all this way to make money.

Then Hamilton saw with his own eyes that Big Gold Tooth put all the gold coins back into the bag and handed it to Lynn.

Lynn took the leather bag and then handed it to Hamilton, who was standing next to him.

Hamilton took the money bag from his son, somewhat dazed.

After agreeing on a way to contact Big Gold Tooth, Lynn left with Hamilton, who was still somewhat lost in thought.

As Big Gold Tooth watched Lynn's retreating figure, the smile on his face gradually faded, replaced by a solemn expression.

Iron Earthworm obediently burrowed back into the ground from the hole it had just emerged from.

Lynn didn't kill Big Gold Tooth directly because Hamilton was with Big Gold Tooth, and he didn't know if there were any other people behind Big Gold Tooth, unless he could take care of all of Big Gold Tooth's henchmen there.

Otherwise, Hamilton would be the biggest weakness.

However, after the warning he just received, I believe Big Gold Tooth won't make a fool of himself.

Although he paid a sum of money in compensation, Lynn knew that it wasn't much and wouldn't be a serious blow to Big Gold Tooth. At most, it would only damage his reputation a little—but at least it wouldn't be in front of many of his underlings.

The main reason is that he is not short of money now. As long as he takes out the gold from that broken golden door, it will be a huge sum of money.

Through this period of reading, Lynn learned the purpose of the golden door.

The Golden Gate was engraved with an array, and all the iron earthworms were in a dormant state.

The formation was destroyed, and the Iron Earthworm was activated from its dormant state.

The Golden Gate was also a gift that the previous successor specially left for the next successor, because there were originally a lot of magical ores in the alchemy laboratory, but he squandered them all.

He had no use for the gold if he took it, so he might as well have it cast into a door and leave it here.

Although it's a pity there are no more magic ores, having so much gold is not bad.

"Are Mom and the others alright?" Lynn asked.

"Your mother is sick." Hamilton said after a moment of silence. As a father, he didn't want to tell Lynn and make her worry, but he was powerless to do so.

Although Lynn's current changes were somewhat unfamiliar to him, and he didn't know why Lynn could control monsters, he wasn't afraid.

"Are you sick?" Lynn was silent, somewhat worried. "Have you seen a doctor?"

"I called a doctor, and the doctor said I need to get proper treatment," Hamilton said.

"But that's not the biggest problem," Hamilton glanced at Lynn, his voice turning heavy. "Ava has been taken away."

Lynn stopped in her tracks, her expression unreadable.

"When?"

"Yesterday afternoon."

"Who is it?"

"I don't know, but some of the neighbors recognized two of them. They are Zerom and Selsi, notorious idle thugs from the slums."

"Dad, you should take the money home first," Lynn said calmly, his hands in his pockets.

The younger brother dragged the bloodstains on the ground, while Big Gold Tooth sat in the seat next to him, his face gloomy.

The old drunkard knelt on the ground in front of him, with Big Gold Tooth's bodyguards Panson and Ford behind him.

The two men held his shoulders firmly.

"Do you know how many gold coins your men cost me? Thirty-two!"

"It's all because of you, you damn idiot! Idiot! Idiot!" Big Gold Tooth picked up the ashtray and smashed it hard on the old drunkard's head.

The old drunkard was smashed on the head, bleeding profusely, and his body trembled.

"Oh dear, looks like I've come at the wrong time," Lynn's voice came from outside the door.

Big Gold Tooth paused.

His facial expression quickly shifted from anger to a smile.

"My dear friend Lynn, why are you back? Did you leave something behind?"

Big Gold Tooth asked in a friendly manner.

"Find me two people, Zerom and Selsey from the slums. I heard they're two thugs. I think with your abilities, finding them should be a piece of cake," Lynn said with a smile.

Snakes have their own paths, and rats have theirs.

Finding petty thugs like this is probably easier with Big Gold Tooth's connections than finding ordinary people.

"Of course, leave my good friends to me. Anyone who knows Zerom and Selsi from the slums, whoever finds them, will be rewarded with a gold coin!"

Big Gold Tooth stood up and asked loudly.

In the courtyard, a thin, dark-skinned man with a moganxi-style haircut raised his hand. "Boss, I have a few friends from that area. They should know those two people."

"Boss, I lived in the slums for eight years, I know that place very well."

The underlings shouted loudly and unrestrainedly.

Rats smell similar to each other, and they can always find their companions in this complex urban pipework.

An hour later, Zerom and Selcy, who had just come out of a casino, were hooded, punched and kicked, and then taken away.

When Serhi took off her hood, she found herself in a damp, musty basement.

"Let me introduce myself. My name is Lynn, and the girl you took away yesterday is my sister."

Opposite Sersi, the fair-skinned boy had a cold expression.

"I'm not in the mood to waste any more words with you right now. Zerom has already said that in order to verify whether what he said is accurate, I need to hear the answer from you again. If the answer is different, I'll cut off one of your fingers first. After all, Zerom said that what he said is true."

"???" Sersi's eyes widened.

Damn it, why are you cutting off my finger even though the answer is different?

"Nobles! Nobles! That girl has been taken away by nobles, I'm telling the truth, you have to believe me!" Sersi shouted desperately as if she had grasped at a straw.

(End of this chapter)