From Wild Mage to Wizard King

Although he slowed down, he also took Hela for a stroll, bought some food and drinks to relax.

However, more than an hour later, the two still arrived at the central square of the White Fortress.

As soon as the two turned a corner and walked into the central square, a dense crowd appeared in their field of vision.

Roland took a simple glance.

They seemed to be celebrating something, maybe one of their festivals?

If it was in the past, Roland would definitely not join in the fun, but.

Roland glanced at Hela beside him and said with a smile.

"Do you want to join in the fun?"

Hela blinked and looked at the crowd in the central square.

There were so many people.

Looking at the dense crowd and the noisy environment, Hela didn't like it very much.

Just when she was about to refuse, the crowd in the central square suddenly cheered, and the noise level suddenly increased by several levels.

In the center of the central square, an elite half-orc army quickly entered the venue, standing on both sides of the passage, raising their hands and chests.

Then, a well-equipped half-orc superhuman walked into the center of the square from the passage.

With his appearance, the cheers at the scene became louder and louder.

Roland didn't feel much about the enthusiastic atmosphere at the scene, but Hela couldn't adapt to it. She pulled Roland and opened her mouth.

"Hmm?"

Because the noise in the square was too loud, and Roland didn't deliberately distinguish it, he didn't hear Hela's words clearly.

So he turned his head and looked at Hela.

After seeing Roland's somewhat puzzled gaze, Hela approached Roland and tiptoed to Roland's ear.

"Let's go, it feels a bit noisy."

"Hmm."

After hearing Hela's words, Roland nodded and took Hela to take a detour from the central square.

Although the half-orc superhuman in the square looked a little familiar, it was probably the famous NPC in the game in the previous life, but since Hela didn't like this environment, let's go.

Anyway, he didn't plan to stay in the North, so there was no need to deliberately build a good relationship with him.

Therefore, in the frenzied central square, Roland and Hela, who were standing on the edge, turned around and left quietly.

Just as Roland and Hela turned around and left, the half-orc extraordinary person in the central square looked at Roland's back and turned his head to the person next to him and said.

"Check the identities of the two human extraordinary people. They are not simple. Be respectful."

The guard nodded, and under the cover of other guards, he left the venue very naturally.

After giving the order, the half-orc extraordinary person also looked around again, and a smile appeared on his face again.

After leaving the central square, Roland and Hela entered the external administration department of the White Fortress, and quickly completed the application for leaving the country through their extraordinary identities.

Originally, Roland planned to wait for Hela to go around and relax, but because Hela didn't seem to have any interest, he went back to the hotel to rest.

In the hotel room, Roland leaned on the bed and casually flipped through a fictional novel with a Donnar knight as the main perspective. Through training and duels, he gradually rose from a knight's squire to a high position and married a princess.

As a novel that can be circulated in the North, although Roland thought that the characters and plot of this novel were a bit old-fashioned, it was still quite interesting and more than enough as a storybook to kill time.

While Roland was killing time with the storybook, Hela in the room was not so leisurely.

Due to the experience of getting lost today, Hela decisively took out the various books that Roland bought for her and devoted herself to studying.

Although this world has many unique technologies because of the existence of extraordinary powers, this world is still a backward feudal world on the surface, and the price of books is still not low.

Especially the books purchased from the Spellcaster Association.

Although Roland was here, he didn't need to buy expensive books that recorded various spell models, and he was not qualified to buy them now, but the price of books that introduced the history of various countries, political situations, or various knowledge needed for travel was not much lower.

After all, such books were basically only available in the Spellcaster Association.

Roland spent more than 1,500 gold coins on the books he bought for Hela, plus 50 gold coins for the carriage and more than 600 gold coins for extraordinary materials.

As for the ordinary supplies purchased for the long journey, they added up to about 20 gold coins.

Although Roland still had about 2,000 gold coins on hand after counting the money seized from the cult, this amount of gold coins was enough to guarantee daily life.

If he wanted to support Roland's continued promotion, it would not be enough at all. This amount of money would be gone after a few experiments.

While flipping through the books on hand, Roland began to think about future plans.

Money must be made, but the question is how to make money.

With his current strength, he could not take out the improved spell models, advanced spell scroll manufacturing technology, and strange equipment.

Roland had no doubt that if he took out these things, the spellcasters in the Tower of Truth would tie him back at all costs.

Therefore, he could only use these things for himself at most, and it was impossible to exchange them for money.

As for the commission of the Adventurer's Association, the benefits were too small.

With the end of the Rose War, the most profitable war commissions are basically gone, and only some ordinary and simple commissions can be accepted.

Although the commissions of the Spellcaster Association are not small, Roland did not join the school of the Tower of Truth and belonged to the discriminated "wild magician", so there are very few commissions that he can accept.

However, with the certification of the Elf Ambassador, it is not impossible for him to receive commissions.

Just as Roland was thinking about how to make money, he suddenly closed the storybook in his hand.

Roland put the book on the bed, got off the bed and came to the window.

Looking at the flow of people outside, Roland cast his eyes into the distance and met the peeping vision.

On the distant tower, the half-orc extraordinary who met Roland's eyes trembled slightly, quickly retreated into the tower, and said in panic.

"He saw me."

"What, he saw it?"

Another half-orc on the side said with some surprise.

"Is it true? Let me see."

As he said this, he squeezed over and looked in Roland's direction through the magic device installed on the tower.

Then, he saw Roland's cold eyes.

After looking at Roland, his vision quickly blurred, and his head seemed to be hit by a heavy hammer, and he felt a little dizzy.

He took a few steps back and sat down on the ground, feeling dizzy.