Steam Western Fantasy: This werewolf is ridiculously strong!

After an unknown amount of time, Legila suddenly interrupted Daoof's lecture:

"Okay, Doof, you don't want to finish the whole book here, do you? You still have things to deal with over there. Those people will be very upset. One of Glenn's neighbors is an expert in magic. He can ask that person for the basics. Your time is also valuable, my friend."

Daoof slapped his head, thanked Legila first, and then said to Glenn: "I have to go. When you finish studying this book, come to the Demon Valley to find me. You will naturally be able to smell my scent there. My magic house is there. I will teach you new content then. If I am not there, then go to the main city. I will be back in a day or two."

After saying that, he turned around and opened the wooden door standing on the lawn.

His wife, Mei Ke, walked up to Glenn, took out a finely crafted magic wand, handed it to Glenn and said, "I'm only a fourth-level magician. I can only give you this to assist you in casting spells."

"Thank you, Mrs. Maker."

Glenn took the magic wand, and the scene of himself transforming into a werewolf and casting spells with a magic wand that was as small as a toothpick flashed through his mind. He almost laughed, but he managed to hold it back.

Seeing that the other party accepted her gift, Mrs. Maker smiled and left with her husband who was waiting outside the door.

Putting away the magic wand, Glenn looked around and found that all the guests had left, leaving only him, Tia, and the Black Crow couple.

Tia fell asleep on a table, her hand still clutching the box full of desserts.

Mrs. Legilla also lay down, with her eyes closed, and fell asleep.

Glenn was a little surprised. Mrs. Legila was talking to Daoof just now, but now she fell asleep without any warning?

He walked over to Black Crow, who lowered his voice and said, "My wife is very tired today, but she is very happy."

Glenn smiled back and said in a low voice, "Say goodbye to her for me."

Black Crow nodded.

Glenn walked to Tia and gently pushed the little maid, but the latter just smacked her lips and showed no intention of waking up.

Glenn took the box in his hand, gently carried the little maid on his back, waved to Black Crow, and then opened the door and left.

When the door was closed again, the blue sky, white clouds, lawn, etc. gradually distorted and disappeared, and then turned into the original interior scene of the house, shrouded in darkness.

Legila was still lying on the bed in her room, and Black Crow was standing quietly beside the bed...

After leaving Black Crow's home, Glenn was in a very good mood all the way.

This trip was really worthwhile. Not only did I meet so many strange guys, but I also got to learn magic.

All this was made possible by the Black Crow couple, and he will always remember this kindness.

If I have the chance in the future, I will definitely repay the other person.

The little maid seemed to be sleeping soundly, and Glenn didn't wake her up all the way home.

Placing it on the little maid's own bed, Glenn looked at the sky.

Can't tell what time it is.

He took out the pocket watch he had seized from the wolf leader, and when he took a closer look at it, he was immediately shocked.

"Why is it already nine o'clock in the evening?!"

It felt like only a short time had passed, but he didn't expect it to be so late.

That young nobleman is still in Dude Town. I wonder how he is doing now.

He immediately drove his deer cart to the neighboring town.

Fortunately, the other party was fine, but he still didn't recruit anyone today, and he looked at Glenn with some fear.

Luther had already left work as usual, and now Ravel was the only one left, staring blankly in boredom.

Glenn didn't want to say much, he just asked about what happened today and then took the little noble back home.

When he went to check the pigsty, Glenn discovered that Nighthowl's body had grown a lot bigger, so he immediately went forward to check it out out of curiosity.

Yehou sensed his master's arrival and immediately sat up straight, like a soldier waiting for his superior's inspection.

Glenn walked around the big dog for several circles, and after making sure that it was not fat, he became excited.

"I didn't expect that you could become stronger after eating those things?" he sighed.

Then he thought of something else, and used his wolf claws to cut his wrist, blood flowing out. He handed it to Ye Hou's mouth and said, "Try my blood and see if it works."

Gotaya, who was walking by, looked at Glenn's behavior with a strange expression.

Ye Hou sniffed and then turned his head away. The look in his eyes was not one of fear, but of disgust.

When Glenn saw the other person's behavior, he immediately kicked him and cursed, "When did it become your turn to dislike me?!"

Under Glenn's coercion, Yehou licked the blood on Glenn's wrist.

Despite Glenn's expectations, Night Howl remained unchanged.

Could it be that the amount was not enough? ... Just as he was thinking this, Ye Hou suddenly vomited violently to the side.

He vomited so loudly that it seemed as if he was going to vomit out his stomach.

Glenn: “…”

Finally, Ye Hou seemed to be exhausted and collapsed to the ground, not wanting to move at all.

"Is your blood poisonous?" Gotaya asked tentatively.

"Maybe." Glenn said perfunctorily, and asked the other party to pack up and go back to eat.

When they got home, Glenn was actually in no mood to cook. He let the two of them fill their stomachs with the desserts from the birthday party, and he returned to his room.

He lit the kerosene lantern and couldn't wait to read the book that Doof had given him.

Although there are many things I don’t understand, at least I have questions in my mind, and I will have a clear idea when I ask the old man.

The noise downstairs had gradually died down, indicating that Ravel and Gotaya had gone to bed.

Glenn was still reading with great interest.

Only when the kerosene lamp was about to go out would he put down the book, change the kerosene, and then continue reading.

This was the first time he stayed up all night since he came to this world.

The shadows wandering the streets looked at the only house with lights on in the town with confusion, growling incomprehensible sounds...

dong dong dong...

There was a knock on the door. Glenn turned his eyes away from the pages of the book, took out his pocket watch and saw that it was already eight o'clock in the morning.

Glenn turned around and opened the door. Tia bowed and greeted Glenn: "Good morning, Mr. Glenn. Master Ravel is waiting for you to send him to work in Dude Town. Let me call you."

Hearing this, Glenn scratched his head and was about to agree, but then he thought of something and said, "Tia, tell Ravel to drive by himself. He has seen me drive many times, he should be able to do it."

"This..." Tia was not sure if her young master could do it, so she hesitated whether to persuade him again.

However, Glenn handed Tia a bag of copper coins and urged, "Go quickly, it's okay, this is the meal money for that kid."

The little maid had no choice but to go downstairs and tell Ravel the news.

But what Tia didn't expect was that after hearing the news, Ravel was not angry, but his eyes lit up and he looked eager to try.

"I understand. I'll go right away!" Ravel just said casually, then turned around and walked out the door quickly.