Miss Witch's Forbidden Book Secret

Miss Witch's Forbidden Book Secret

Author: Pigeon Rice

Introduction:

"Ms. Tia Sulph, what was your original intention in becoming a witch?"

"Debt collection."

"No, you misunderstood. I meant your ultimate goal of becoming a transcendent, embarking on the path of alchemy, establishing a secret society, and becoming a leading figure on this path."

"Help someone collect a debt."

"Then why do you have close ties with the Saint of the Great Church and are close friends with many witches?"

"Collecting debts together."

"But the Princess of Anzu Kingdom is paying a large sum to locate you and has declared your debt collection group, the Witch Friends Society, an illegal organization. What do you think?"

"A debt of love is also a debt."

"..."

"So, do you need business? 70:30 split."

"Well, I have a creditor here who owes a large sum of money..."

"rush!"

Volume 1: Chapter 1: Tia Sulph

"Name."

"Tia Sulph."

"age."

"Seventeen years old, a student."

"gender."

In the living room, the fireplace was completely blocked, with no flames visible. Tia, wearing a tan dress and a white shirt, with long black hair, sat in an armchair. She couldn't help but look across at the police officer who was investigating the situation and asked, "Can't you see that?"

Tia Sulph, a time traveler, originally lived on Earth as a student pursuing a double degree in folklore and archaeology. On her way to a job interview, she stumbled upon great luck and arrived in a completely different world.

Now she is a girl from Newlon Harbor, the second largest industrial city in the Ansu Kingdom during the Steam Age. She lives at 405 White Oak Street in Beigang District. Her parents are both deceased, and she usually relies on her sister who teaches at Silver Castle National University in the royal capital for support.

Because she had been exposed to some herbal medicine on Earth, she could also make some herbal mixtures and sell them on the black market to supplement her life. Although her life was not eventful, it was also ordinary.

Until two months ago, the police frequently visited him.

Trainee police officer Miss Scarlett was a young girl in a blue and white uniform. She looked like she had just been employed. Her flaxen hair was tied into a ponytail. She sat in front of Tia, holding a wide-brimmed hat in her arms nervously.

She said sheepishly, "I'm so sorry! But we can't assume your gender until we get confirmation!"

"female......."

"Okay, according to the subway station records, on July 23rd, 534 AD, you took the steam subway from North Port District to Deepwater Town in the suburbs. What did you do there?"

Finally, we get to the point.

July 23rd, three months ago.

At that time, a letter skipped the intermediary and was delivered directly to Tia. The other party was a stowaway calling himself "Canaan Ogre". He asked Tia to prepare 3000ml of a powerful tranquilizer mixed with sulfur and rhino horn and deliver it to the "Abandoned Church Ruins" between Newlon Port and Deepwater Town. For this, he was willing to pay a sum of 300 gold pounds.

This was a fairly large transaction, exceeding the total transaction amount since Tia started selling small potions without any quality assurance.

As for the so-called "sedative", it can be considered as a more effective sedative and brain-tonifying solution, or a slightly larger dose of melatonin.

But when she delivered the goods to the destination, the other party refused to pay.

He also said nonsense like he was a transcendent, Sequence Eight, and had someone behind him.

He also threatened her: I am a wanted criminal on the police station's list, and being a deadbeat is what I should do. You should pay more attention to your personal safety than money.

police station!

Tia looked at Miss Scarlett and said calmly, "I went to Waterdeep to buy some St. John's wort, myrrh, and agarwood. After all, you should know that I often make potions to supplement the family income. Legal ones."

The Kingdom of Ansu had legal provisions for medicines produced in private workshops, which clearly stipulated the ingredients of privately brewed medicines.

They can use a special method to identify the drug ingredients in medicines, and once materials other than those specified are found, it will be considered illegal pharmaceutical production.

Scarlett nodded slowly and said, "Okay. Over the past three months, there have been more than a dozen cases of cultists performing ritual sacrifices in Beigang District. We've discovered that the participants in the rituals all took a tranquilizer containing sulfur and another unknown ingredient. You purchased two bags of sulfur four months ago. Is that the case?"

"It's for normal medicinal use. I've told you more than a dozen times..."

"Sorry, I still need to confirm."

"Ms. Scarlett, you can't first conclude someone is guilty and then infer evidence of their guilt," Tia said helplessly. "Sulfur is a very common drug. Hospitals, pharmacists, and occult enthusiasts all purchase it in large quantities. The dosage purchased by the hospital is much larger than mine. Shouldn't you go to the hospital and investigate?"

"Woo..."

Miss Scarlett entered the police force through the judicial examination, so she certainly knew that this presumption of guilt was ridiculous.

But as a trainee police officer, she was quite inexperienced and could only apologize quickly when faced with such questions.

"No need to apologize. Any other questions? I have to go to school later."

"Okay, okay!"

Miss Scarlett put her wide-brimmed hat on her lap and continued to write with her quill pen, "You mentioned selling medicine. Can you provide proof of sale?"

"It's all here, and I pay taxes legally."

Tia took out a stack of letters, which contained the tax payments she had submitted – of course there were also some that had not been submitted, as all those taxes had been given to the black market middlemen.

Scarlett took the tax certificate and looked through a few pages. She said in confusion, "Your sales are surprisingly wide."

She even looked at the orders from Silver Castle University.

Tia smiled brightly, "As long as you say it can beautify and nourish the skin, it will sell well."

"Hey! Does it really work?"

"It's useless. It's just a tranquilizer diluted with more water."

"So you're selling fake medicine, right?!"

"But there are no side effects. Besides, it replenishes water and helps with sleep, and it also has some beauty benefits."

Scarlett felt that this made some sense, so she handed the proof back to Tia without any rebuttal.

I haven't completed the investigation mission at all. What I found is exactly the same as what I found in the previous two months. I'm afraid I will never be able to become a formal police officer in this life.

She stood up and bowed, "I'm so sorry to bother you."

After seeing Miss Scarlett off, Tia closed the door.

This silly trainee police officer is surprisingly easy to fool.

Although the police were using the presumption of guilt very unprofessionally, it was really just an accident that she, Tia Sulph, was found.

——It really is the supplier of those tranquilizers. Direct from the manufacturer, anyway!

It's a bit pitiful to say.

I finally got a big order, but the customer turned out to be a criminal. The goods were lost, I didn't get more than 300 yuan, and I was treated as a suspect by the police.

Not surprisingly, her trading partner, Canaan Ogre, still had the transaction evidence and over 300 gold pounds in arrears.

We must get everything back before the police can solve the case.

As for the means, they were quite simple. She had purchased equipment and weapons in advance - some large-caliber firearms and explosives, and had conducted multiple reconnaissances on the enemy's strongholds.

Unfortunately, in Ansu, it is illegal for civilians to purchase and possess explosives and large-caliber firearms. This crime is much more serious than illegal pharmaceutical production.

Therefore, a certificate with the noble’s handwritten signature is required to prove that the purchase was legal.

Of course, she had already found the nobleman she was looking for. He was her trading partner for the past two months, a noble lady who was also a student. The other party had only heard of her name and was recommended to buy tranquilizers. As a result, she unexpectedly found that she got along very well with Tia, and they became good friends in a few months.

Three months ago, Tia's three hundred gold pounds of payment for goods was wasted, and she was extremely poor. Like a college student at the end of the month who had to break a coin in half and still had to eat dirt, she applied for the other party's paid assistance without hesitation.

As for the paid part requested by the weak and frail child who looked like a baby animal.

——It was Tia herself.

Volume 1: Chapter 2 Debt Collector in Action

On the morning of October 23, 534, in the heavy industrial port of Newlon.

The girl with a cold face, Tia Sulph, walked out of the classroom, opened her umbrella and was about to leave the neighborhood middle school.

Before she reached the school gate, a luxuriously decorated carriage slowly drove past. In the carriage, which was driven by two horses side by side, a blonde girl opened the window and politely called Tia to get in.

As a community middle school, the students are mostly children of the middle class. The family crest on this carriage undoubtedly comes from a true aristocrat.

This scene immediately made the surrounding students look envious.

When Tia boarded the carriage, the blonde girl said nervously, "It's still the same project today."

Judging from her appearance, she was a very lovely noble lady, wearing an exquisite Rococo-style long dress. She was not very old and was slightly shorter than Tia, about 1.6 meters tall. She had fair and delicate skin, and her long golden hair was thick, smooth, and wavy behind her head.

Hearing the voice, Tia nodded slightly and said, "I bought some things. It may involve some contraband, such as gunpowder and large-caliber elephant hunting rifles, so I need a certificate of nobility."

"As long as Tia is willing to help and doesn't reveal my affairs to others, I can help you no matter what it is!"

"Then let's get started, Miss Anne."

Tia slowly closed the car windows and doors, sat across from Anne, and took off her boots. From Anne's perspective, Tia's waist-length black hair cascaded down, a few strands of her raven-feather-like black hair softly scattered at her temples. Her expressionless face held a cold, unapproachable air. She wore a tight-fitting dress and a trench coat. Both her style and temperament were completely different from the noble ladies she had met.

After taking off the boots, she revealed a pair of delicate jade feet wrapped in over-the-knee black stockings.

"Help me take it off. Just one."

Tia pointed at her ankles and asked Annie to take off her socks.

Anne's face flushed slightly. She reached out her hand carefully and gently pulled the stockings off Tia's legs, revealing her fair skin.

Tia raised her toes slightly, lifted Anne's chin, and forced her to lift up her exquisite face.

The noble lady seemed startled by the sudden intimacy and let out an indistinct whimper.

She hurriedly picked up Tia's ankle and gently placed her slender fingers on her heel.

The warm breath brushed across the instep of my feet, bringing a tingling sensation.

........

This went on for about ten minutes.

The two of them dressed as if nothing had happened. Anne transformed herself into the reserved and lovely aristocratic lady she once again was, and took Tia to White Oak Street in the North Port area of ​​Newlondon.

This is the paid content that Annie requested.

But it's still weird.

I inexplicably feel like I'm being taken care of by a rich lolita - never mind, as long as I have money, that's enough.

In just two months, Tia received a full 300 pounds in cash from Anne, which was about the entire income of a dock worker in two years and all the debts owed to her by Canaan O'Grey.

Now he has also obtained for free a certificate of nobility that allows him to possess firearms and explosives. The market price of this certificate alone is around 500 pounds.

Now that we have everything, we can take action.

The three hundred pounds that Canaan Ogre owed her had already exceeded her bottom line, and the fact that he had brought the police to justice was even more unforgivable.

This is no longer an ordinary deadbeat, we must take strong action!

Of course, as a cautious person, Tia was well prepared. She lowered the brim of her hat and walked on the cobblestones of White Oak Street, bypassing the dock and the market.

Behind the market stood rows of old, three- and five-story apartment buildings. Moss covered the base of the dark red brick walls, and the sea breeze carried a strong, salty smell.

Upstairs of Building 405 is Tia’s home.

With a creak, Tia pushed open the heavy wooden door.

The first thing that caught my eye was the modest living room. The oak table and chairs were old, and the fireplace, in disrepair, was filled with bricks and wood ash. A kerosene lamp on a cabinet by the bedroom door provided the only light. Further in, there were two bedrooms, one of which had been converted into a kitchen.

Tia rolled up her sleeves, put on gloves, and first removed the bricks that blocked the fireplace. Then she saw a wooden box tightly wrapped in newspaper.

Next to the wooden box were two large-caliber revolvers with bullets unloaded, and a full box of thirty-six bullets.

The revolver has a caliber of 11.2mm and a muzzle energy of over 7000 joules. One shot can knock down not only lions and tigers, but even mammoths and elephants.