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Chapter 58 Sacrifice (Part Two)

After leaving her room, Lynn overheard the conversations of those around her while eating at the restaurant and learned that such a big thing had happened the night before.

The soundproofing in the alchemy lab was really impressive. Lynn was a little disappointed that there was so much experimental material left from last night.

If I had been there, I would have definitely used my position to kill two sea monsters and use them as materials. What a pity.

Lynn was a little envious. Could this siren live in the sea simply because it had gills on its face, or was there something else about it?

A message suddenly came from the ship.

At that moment, a Bakhov sprite floated up, holding a megaphone-like object that carried its voice throughout the entire restaurant. "Lord Harlin is recruiting a laboratory assistant. Anyone interested can apply to Captain Ghost. Lord Harlin requires applicants to have studied mutations, be bold and meticulous, and be able to clean the laboratory thoroughly after each experiment. Applications are accepted until today."

The wizard apprentices who were eating in the restaurant immediately became excited.

"I knew this time something good would happen on the ship."

"It's just a bit strange that Lord Harlin only started recruiting assistants when the ship was almost at its destination."

"It might be related to the fact that Lord Harlin acquired a lot of corpses yesterday."

"With so many siren corpses, I wonder how many experiments could be conducted."

Becoming an assistant to a full-fledged wizard is something that countless apprentices dream of.

A large number of wizard apprentices flocked to the Ghost Captain to register.

Lynn kept her head down, not in a hurry, and continued to finish all the food on her plate before getting up.

Anyway, the registration deadline is today, so registering earlier or later won't make a difference. Besides, with so many people registering, queuing will take time.

Lynn went to the captain's cabin to look for the ghost captain, only to find a lot of people standing outside the captain's cabin.

A large group of people stood densely packed outside the narrow corridor of the captain's cabin.

The narrow corridor was completely blocked.

After waiting for a while, Lynn, who was standing at the back, noticed that the people in front of him had not left yet.

Peering ahead, Lynn noticed several people blocking the captain's cabin door, showing no intention of going in.

They simply stood at the doorway, blocking the way.

Lynn understood what these people meant after a moment's thought: as long as the registration area was blocked, no one could register.

If no one else signs up, then the position will be open to competition among the few who did sign up.

Lynn wasn't going to give up the position. Since it was a fair competition, he was going to fight for it.

If you can participate in the experiments of a formal wizard every day, you will have the opportunity to clean up the laboratory!

I'll be on the ship for so long, I can't waste this time.

"Make way." Lynn walked toward the captain's cabin.

People were crowded in the corridor on both sides, and Lynn stretched out his hands to push aside the people blocking his way.

People along the way felt a tremendous force coming from them.

Lynn thanked the ghost captain.

He wasn't too surprised, because the contents of the parchment weren't difficult.

When Lynn came out of the room, he found many wizard apprentices standing outside.

"Who told you to answer the question just now? You'd better pray you didn't pass, otherwise you're sure to have a hard time on the ship from now on." A wizard apprentice blocked Lynn's way.

Lynn wondered if these noble wizard apprentices had something wrong with their brains.

Or perhaps their sycophantic aristocratic upbringing fostered this arrogant personality in them? If all wizard apprentices are like this, Lynn really wonders how these wizards managed to defeat the gods.

"If you're not convinced, go talk to Wizard Harlin yourself." Lynn was too lazy to argue with such a fool.

After saying that, Lynn pushed everyone aside, left the corridor, and returned to his room.

Back in his room, Lynn pondered the question he had just been working on.

He wasn't sure if it was just his imagination, but he felt that the questions Harlem Wizard asked him were familiar, as if he had seen them somewhere before.

Lynn pondered for a moment, then took out a notebook from the ring. Looking at the contents of the notebook, Lynn suddenly realized why it felt familiar.

Many of the contents of the parchment scroll used for the assessment were mentioned in the notebook.

No wonder the content of the parchment scrolls felt very simple and familiar when I was making them.

This made Lynn even more suspicious of the identity of the Harlem wizard, and he became more convinced that the Harlem wizard knew his teacher, Anglie.

The fact that his teacher knew the exact time the ship would arrive at Bangor Port might be related to this Harlem wizard.

Since his teacher hadn't mentioned it, Lynn wouldn't rashly try to establish a relationship with this Harlin wizard; it would be troublesome if he accidentally did so in the wrong way.

The next day, Lynn went directly to the wizard Harlin's room.

Outside the Harlem Wizard's door, Lynn saw several figures standing outside.

As Lynn approached, all of them turned their attention to him.

"It seems you've secured the position of Lord Harlin's assistant this time," the red-haired wizard on the far left said to Lynn, a somewhat sinister smile on his face, but he still extended his right hand. "My name is Bim Buxton, you can call me Bim. It seems you have a wealth of knowledge about mutations, I hope we can exchange ideas sometime."

"One doesn't hit a smiling face," Lynn extended her hand in response to Bim's handshake.

Besides Bim, there were several other wizards nearby, and Lynn even saw Anusheh among them.

Seeing that these people were standing with Anusheh and seemed to be of equal status, Lynn roughly guessed their identities.

Lynn initially thought these people were there to cause trouble, but then he realized that they had only come to introduce themselves, seemingly just to see who had gotten the position of Harlem Wizard's assistant.

"It seems our Kingdom of Erdoru is about to produce a powerful wizard. We could cooperate if the opportunity arises," Anusheh said to Lynn.

"Sure, we'd love to collaborate sometime." Lynn nodded and smiled in response to Anushekh, as if he had just thought of something.

Lynn then knocked on the door and, after receiving permission, entered the wizard Harlem's room.

This room must have been enchanted with some kind of spatial magic; the space inside is dozens of times larger than Lynn's room.

In the spacious room, an exquisite array was drawn on the blank floor with blue blood.

The corpses of sea monsters, arranged in various poses, were laid out on the ground, forming a "door".

(End of this chapter)