Becoming a magician in another world

"Oh my, what a wonderful magic. I am very impressed that you can use magic like that effortlessly and without chanting!"

"who are you?"

She asked briefly while rubbing her hands and being wary of the approaching middle-aged man.

He widened his smile and opened his large hand to Sam.

"It's okay not to be on guard. I'm just a humble businessman. If possible, I brought a doctor with me. Would you like Miss Erica to take a look?"

"Is there a doctor?"

"Yes, of course. Because it's a caravan, there are several doctors."

"What is the purpose?"

The businessman was thanked for the offer, but it seemed like more than just good intentions.

To be honest, I wanted to take Erica to the doctor right away, but it was undesirable to end up having another dispute.

"Please don't worry. I'm just a businessman who wants to do a favor for the Earl of Walker's family."

"Eh? ...Earl Walker's house?"

The ones who responded to the merchant's words were Liz and the others who were still kneeling on the ground.

"Oh? Did you quarrel without knowing that Erica is the daughter of Earl Walker? It seems that since the beginning, I have been threatening the idiot because of the nobles. Your family may be in greater danger, right?"

"Oh, how is that possible?"

Liz turned pale.

I never dreamed that the opponent I was quarreling with would be the daughter of an upper earl, using the Viscount family as a weapon to betray him.

But that kind of thing is a celebration for later.

"That's not a big deal. Compared to that, there are doctors, right?"

"Yes. Please come to my tent."

"Let me confirm first, how do you know Lady Erica?"

"There is no merchant in the capital who doesn't know Lady Erica. She is the younger sister of the former court magician Lord Ulrich. It's hard to believe that they had a quarrel without knowing it."

“It’s not just goodwill, right? What is the purpose? Please make it clear.”

"You are so stupid! You talk so fast! No, no, I don't want money. I don't mean to say anything difficult. This is a good story for Lazy."

"Don't be so rude, just speak quickly."

"Well, then, will you get to the point - sell me those three slaves?"

"What did you say?"

The businessman's proposal puzzled Sam.

To be honest, I don't need slaves.

The other party set it up at will, and in defeat, all he got was a slave.

Considering the proud Erica, if the slaves were not needed, they might be thrown out.

"It seems that lazy people don't need slaves. Am I bothering you? If it was Earl Walker's family, there would be no need to worry, but it would be troublesome to own these people as slaves. Then can you sell them to me?"

That means taking on troublesome things.

Then don't hesitate.

If Erica woke up, she might forgive them and release them, but Sam can't forgive.

It was impossible to do anything to the precious Ur's family and free those who were trying to become slaves.

"--I see"

"Please don't do this! Please! If you knew it was someone from Earl Walker's family, it would be so rude! I sincerely apologize! So!"

"Thank you for your decision. Nobles' slaves are hard to buy, so there is a demand. Whether it's a man or a woman, it's something that people are salivating over for those who are interested in it."

"--whee"

"In that case, I'll give it to you. It's up to you. More importantly, I want Miss Erica to see a doctor as soon as possible."

"Yes. Excuse me. Let's discuss the price later. Then, send Ms. Erica to my tent. There is a doctor there."

Ignoring Liz's pleas for forgiveness, Sam and the businessman continued their conversation, planning to leave the place.

The merchant with a bright smile on his face winked, and the people who were believed to be the departing subordinates came over and tried to take away the fallen Dolgana, Liz and others.

"Don't touch me! Please help me! Please!"

Liz screamed desperately and Lloyd fought back, but no one came to her rescue.

The audience also saw them take control, duel, and commit fouls, only to be defeated by the overwhelming difference in strength.

It's your own fault. There's no reason to help.

Sam ignored the cries of the tearful Liz and walked towards the merchant's tent with Erica in his arms.