From Wild Mage to Wizard King

In fact, the reason why the Tribunal has been arguing with the alchemists is to delay the implementation of the East District Alchemy Workshop.

When the alchemists re-recruited employees, sent out apprentices, and prepared to take some time to reopen their own alchemy workshops.

In almost every district of Ginza, some shops have been replaced with new signboards, and some cheap handicrafts and alchemy potions that are lower than the market price have quietly appeared on the market.

This is a new chamber of commerce registered by the Radiant Knights, the Tribunal, and Roland.

The Radiant Knights are responsible for the daily operations of the Chamber of Commerce and the expansion and operation of the Alchemy Workshop.

The Tribunal acts as a backer to protect the safety of the alchemy workshop and the Chamber of Commerce, and to eliminate the prying eyes of outside forces.

Roland provided a large amount of initial capital and served as a technical expert to handle and solve technical problems encountered by the alchemy workshop.

According to the agreement, the Chamber of Commerce's income will mainly be managed by the Radiant Knights and used for charity, while Roland and the Inquisition will be responsible for supervision and receive a fraction of the income.

Originally, the old leader planned to let Roland take the lion's share. After all, it was Roland who provided the huge funds to build the alchemy workshop, and he also taught the most important alchemy process.

However, Roland was not short of worldly wealth, so he rejected the old leader's suggestion and gave most of his income to the Radiant Knights for charity, while he would just get some change to meet his daily needs. .

As for the Tribunal, they also gave up the income from the Chamber of Commerce in exchange for the support of the Radiant Knights, and obtained complete law enforcement rights in the Eastern District.

At the beginning, the products put on the shelves of the Chamber of Commerce store did not cause any waves.

It wasn't until various knights, tribunals, and even some Pantheon departments in Ginza suddenly changed suppliers of alchemical potions and placed huge orders from this new chamber of commerce that the various forces in Ginza realized the existence of these cheap products.

Later, in each newly opened shop, spies from various forces came over and bought all the alchemy potions and took them back.

Although they felt that since many knights and the Tribunal had placed orders, these alchemical potions should most likely be good, but they still planned to buy one first and go back to test the effect.

After the major forces came to visit, Ginza, which had been lively for several months, also became strangely quiet. Especially for the alchemists, their reorganized alchemy workshop work slowed down quietly.

Night, New East District.

In a dimly lit room, Roland was answering a boy's question at a table, while on the other side of the room, Hela was chatting in a low voice with the girl next to her.

After answering the boy's question, Roland looked at the boy who seemed to be planning to ask something else. He glanced at the dark sky outside and spoke before he could continue asking.

"It's late. I have to get off work. If you have any questions, please ask them tomorrow."

Hearing Roland's words, the young man blinked and glanced at the dark night outside the window. He quickly packed his things. Then, he stood up and bowed to Roland to thank him.

Roland naturally stood there without any psychological pressure and accepted his bow.

Afterwards, he left the room with his sister who was chatting with Hela.

Roland glanced at the amulet thrust into his sister's hand by Hela and said nothing.

After the two left, Hela also walked to Roland's side.

"A visitor is coming."

Roland turned his head and looked in one direction and said lightly.

Following the direction Roland was looking, Hela also looked over.

Since Hela is now also a fourth-ring spellcaster, her perception ability is already very strong. Therefore, under the premise of clear direction, she also discovered the approaching and malicious guy.

A few low-level extraordinary beings in simple disguise.

Hela frowned slightly and whispered.

"Should we notify the Inquisition?"

"No need, just a few alchemists."

Roland shook his head slightly, walked out of the room, and continued.

"Let's go over and listen to what they want to do."

"Um."

Hela nodded and followed Roland out of the room. After walking out of the room, she also used magic power to close all the windows and doors of the room.

The two walked slowly down the stairs.

When the two people walked out of the building and entered the street, several people with disguised identities happened to arrive.

The leader looked at Roland for a few times, and then led the people over.

After they approached, Roland stood still, looked at them calmly, and said.

"How many alchemists?"

"Your Excellency has good eyesight."

After hearing Roland's words, they no longer concealed their identities and directly removed their disguises. The leader of the alchemists said softly.

Then, they bowed politely to Roland.

Although Roland didn't like these alchemists very much, he couldn't reach out to hit the smiling man, so Roland simply returned the gift.

Then, Roland pretended not to know them and said calmly.

"What do you guys want to see me for?"

The leading alchemist smiled slightly and said.

"We are here to invite you on behalf of the Alchemy Association. There will be a party tomorrow that all alchemists in Ginza will participate in. I wonder if you are interested?"

As he spoke, he took out an invitation from his pocket.

Roland did not answer, but looked them up and down and said in a calm tone.

"Invite me? Don't you know my current job? I think this invitation is not appropriate."

"Competition in business naturally depends on everyone's ability. This is just an academic discussion, not official business."

He handed the invitation to Roland with both hands.

Not talking about business? It's all a private matter! If you can't beat me, you want to win me over, right?

No, my apparent identity is that of a high-level spell caster. What capital do you alchemists have to win over me?

Roland was speechless.

Although he didn't know where they got their confidence, Roland had no intention of following their train of thought, so he waved his hand and said coldly.

"I will accept your kindness, but I have something to do tomorrow, so forget it."

"Your Excellency, aren't you curious about what the topic of tomorrow's discussion will be?"

The alchemist in front of Roland showed a confident smile. He looked around, lowered his voice and said.

"I don't know if you have heard of this person's existence."

As he spoke, a strange breath flew out of him.

After noticing this aura, Roland was a little surprised.

The breath of the Lich King? Did they get the alchemy equipment from the Lich King era?

It seemed that they thought I was a necromancer and wanted to use these things to win me over.

However, I already have the Crown of Command, and I don’t care about this thing.

Although many thoughts flashed through his heart, Roland still said without changing his expression.

"Please come back."