My Magic Age

Her husband is a knight captain in the guard camp, a small nobleman whose family is in decline. It is said that he is responsible for the defense of a certain area in Lavenham City. The aunt's family rarely has any contact with this place, except for occasional letters. Liant would send one or two boxes of golden cider to Lavenham every autumn, and Aunt Basha would also send someone to send some local specialties such as dried fish.

Aunt Basha has a total of five children. The eldest son and the third son unfortunately died on the battlefield during their military service. Now only two cousins ​​and one cousin are with her. I heard that the two cheap cousins ​​are currently in La Verne. Knights of the Guard Camp of Namu City Now the second and fourth cousins ​​of Aunt Basha's family have already married, leaving only one young son who has completed his military service. He is currently a knight in the Knights of the Guard Camp. I heard Fanny said that there are many aristocratic grandfathers. They want to marry their daughters to him.

This reminds me of the Battle of the Pass twenty days ago, and I wonder if those knights who came from Lavenham City have any cheap cousins ​​of mine.

When I just returned to El City the day before yesterday, Fanny and Nancy prepared a sumptuous dinner for Aunt Basha and his family at home. Unfortunately, Aunt Basha and his family did not come to the banquet with Lent in the evening. Basha My uncle's old friend in Ayr invited the family to a dance.

I didn't meet Aunt Pasha's family until the day of Tracy's wedding.

The wedding will be held at the Ellente family's manor. Ellente will arrive in a gorgeous magic caravan to pick up Tracy before noon, so relatives and friends will arrive here early to witness Ellente's arrival. Tracy received a gorgeous golden carriage, and then everyone went to the Ellente family manor to participate in a series of celebrations.

When Aunt Basha and his family came over early in the morning, Lent asked me to decorate some five-color ribbons on the snow walls on both sides of the alley. I saw some traces of melting on the snow walls on the street, which made the Minotaur After Luka rested the snow wall again, he used ice magic to condense a thin ice shell on the snow wall, giving the snow wall a brand new look.

I stood at the entrance of the familiar alley, watching the snow on both sides of the street trees piled up into a neat snow wall that became crystal clear. I smiled and said to Luka: "Actually, when you are not here, they can still clean the streets." Very clean.”

Luka rubbed his nose vigorously, smiled innocently, and said nothing to defend himself.

In the morning, I gave Nancy the Missori magic robe I was going to wear at the wedding and asked her to iron it for me. So when I was arranging the snow wall on the street, I wore a white cotton shirt. , wearing a pair of homely bloomers underneath and a pair of short leather boots on his feet. This outfit is no different from what ordinary young people in El City wear.

My neighbor’s sister Dali poked her head out of the yard and greeted me cordially.

A black magic caravan slowly drove into the alley. The coachman swung the long riding whip high in his hand, and a loud whip whistle burst out in the air.

"Crack!"

Two handsome ancient Bolai horses went hand in hand, pulling a black magic caravan hurriedly from the alley entrance. The outer wall of the carriage seemed to be printed with the emblem of a certain noble in El City. I am not familiar with the nobles in El City, so I don’t know whose carriage it is.

When the magic caravan passed by me, the carriage suddenly stopped suddenly and stopped beside me.

At this time, a young girl who looked somewhat familiar poked her head out of the car window and asked me, "Hi, Jijia?"

She seemed to be greeting me, but she seemed a little unsure, so there was a hint of doubt in her tone. I immediately recognized her as the cousin from Aunt Basha's house. As if I didn't know her name yet, I opened my mouth. , unable to call out her name for a while, he could only say: "Hi, good morning, my cousin from Aunt Basha's house!"

The young girl on the carriage seemed very happy. She held a small folding fan and covered the lower half of her face modestly, and said to me: "I heard from Aunt Fanny that you awakened during the magic awakening ceremony and are now at the magic academy. Learn magic?"

I stood under a plane tree on the street, nodded slightly, and said to my aunt Basha's cousin with a friendly smile, "Yes."

"I thought Aunt Fanny would let you marry Tracy! We haven't seen each other for many years, but I didn't expect that even if you became a magician, Tracy still doesn't like you! Geez..."

Basha's aunt's cousin's eyes narrowed into a thin line when she laughed, and her words didn't sound very nice. There were people in the carriage who wanted to squeeze their heads out, but Basha's cousin pushed them away hard.

"..." I was speechless for a moment.

Just when I felt a little embarrassed, a rough voice came from the carriage: "Ahem, you are Jijia!"

The face of a middle-aged man was revealed by the car window. He had a rather old-fashioned face. There was no trace of a smile on his face, and his expression looked a little serious. He was the kind of man who usually looks very majestic. , is the kind of person who usually doesn’t smile.

"It's me." I replied, feeling a little confused: Could this be Cousin Basha's husband?

Seemingly seeing the confusion in my eyes, the middle-aged man pondered for a moment and said to me in a low voice, "I am your uncle."

"Ah!" I quickly put aside my stupid thoughts, and it turned out that this was Aunt Basha's husband, Uncle Horace.

"Are you Uncle Horace? I often hear Ryan mention you." I said to him flatteringly. Since he came all the way from Lavenham to attend Tracy's wedding, I should give him due respect.

In fact, Ryan never mentioned Uncle Horace, and the relationship between the two was not very harmonious. I think this should have something to do with their personalities.

Uncle Horace looked a bit like Director Ross of the War Magic Academy. He was born with a face that taught people. His eyes drooped slightly, staring at me with the corner of his eyes, and said to me: "Since we happened to meet at the street corner today, there are some things that Ryan should tell you, but obviously he doesn't realize these etiquette things."

From his words, I can hear that Uncle Horace seems to be very dissatisfied with Ryan.

Then he said to me: "Now that you have become a magician, you should also have the noble status of a third-class baron. Logically, the Grand Duke's Palace in Sloyt Province will grant you a piece of barren land in other planes."

"I..." I actually wanted to say that I was already an earl, but I didn't seem to have the chance to say it because my words were interrupted by Uncle Horace.

Uncle Horace showed a hint of arrogance on his face, and he stuck his head out of the car window, as if the reason for doing so was just to show me the second-class baron badge on his chest.

He looked down at me and said to me in a teaching tone: "Look, now that you are a noble magician, you should pay attention to your words and deeds. When chatting with civilians, you should have some noble airs. I don't recommend that you often contact those orcs and vagrants in the northern province. You must always remember that you are a noble magician."

Sister Dali, who was standing inside the courtyard wall, heard Uncle Horace say this, and her face immediately became a little angry. However, Sister Dali saw the noble badge on Uncle Horace's chest, and resisted the urge to curse, and said to me: "I will go to prepare first, and then go to your house to help later. I think there will be many guests today, and Fanny and Nancy must be very busy."

"Okay, Sister Dali, come early!" I said to Sister Dali kindly.

Sister Dali had disappeared from the fence beside the wall at this time. I didn't hear her response, but I saw a hand stretched out from the courtyard wall and shook it at me.

I couldn't help but smile, thinking that after so many years, Sister Dali has not changed, and her temper is still so big.

Since Aunt Basha's family has arrived, I think it seems that I should walk back to the door with them, but they don't seem to plan to let me get on the magic caravan.

At this time, the caravan was pushed open from the inside, and two young men got out of the car. I looked inside through the door and found that the caravan was actually full of people. The two young men wearing wind wolf leather armor jumped out of the car, and then stood in front of me with their hands on their waists, breathing deeply, and complained: "Really... It's really crowded."

These are the two cousins ​​of Aunt Basha's family. The contours of their faces vaguely resemble those of their childhood. They are very strong, which is the result of regular exercise. Seeing the knight badge on their chests, they should be knights of the Knights of the Ravenham Guard Battalion as Fanny said.

However, the two young men standing on the side of the road did not seem to have any intention of greeting me.

I stood aside and rubbed my hands awkwardly, and then I heard the younger cousin Basha, who was the fifth cousin, say, "We haven't seen Tracy for many years."

The second cousin Basha also said with some emotion, "I don't know if she can recognize us after we meet."

We followed the magic caravan and walked forward. It was only a few dozen steps away from the door of my house, but it seemed that I was not happy walking these few steps.

The fifth cousin Basha suddenly put his hand on my shoulder in a very familiar way and said to me kindly, "Hey, Jijia, I heard that Uncle Ryant has just married an aunt. When the beautiful aunt married, she also brought a beautiful and capable daughter. Take me to meet her."

The second cousin Basha looked at the minotaur Luka with a suspicious look on his face.

The magic caravan stopped at the door of my house, and Ryant, Fanny and Nancy were waiting at the door with joy.

Cindy, Helena and Becky were with them.

Ying Li, Tracy and Katrina did not appear in the crowd.

Tracy was the bride of today's wedding, so she had to get up early and dress up. There was no need for every relative to come out to greet them.

As the princess of the Angelbould royal family, Ying Li's noble status made it difficult for her to come out with everyone to greet relatives and friends. If she did so, it would inevitably undermine the dignity of the royal family, so Ying Li still needed to pay special attention to this aspect.

The two cheap cousins ​​from Aunt Basha's family saw three young and beautiful girls standing next to Fanny from a distance. They wished they could fly over and ignore me. They ran straight to Fanny with big strides, greeted Ryan and Fanny kindly and politely with a dignified appearance, but kept looking at Helena and Becky.

The magic caravan stopped at the door, and Uncle Horace got off the magic caravan first, scolded the two cousins ​​with a stern face, and then simply greeted Ryan and Fanny.

Then Aunt Basha came down from the magic caravan with a few children. They hugged Ryan and Fanny with excitement. A young girl kept holding back the children who wanted to run around.

There were still more than twenty steps to the door. I stopped and didn't want to go closer.

Katrina flashed to my side, leaned against the snow wall with her arms around her chest, and said to me with a smile: "Hey, you don't seem to be very welcome here!"

"Ha! It's just that Aunt Basha's family doesn't like me very much. They don't usually contact Ryan. If it weren't for Tracy's wedding, I don't know when I can see them! Do you still expect them to look at me differently?" I stood beside Katrina and said indifferently.

Seeing the two cheap cousins ​​standing in front of Helena and Becky, talking eagerly, Katharina gently pulled me and said to me: "Hey, your two relatives are harassing Helena and Becky, don't you want to go over and declare your sovereignty to them?"

"Does it make any difference whether you say it or not?" I asked Katharina back.

Having said that, I still couldn't help but get closer.

Ryant and Fanny invited Aunt Basha and her family to rest in the house. It seemed that they hadn't finished talking yet. Uncle Horace took the lead. Ryant and Fanny looked at each other and hurriedly followed.

Aunt Basha and the cousin followed behind, and the young lady and a maid with three children were at the back. The children seemed to see the snowman piled in the yard and all rushed up excitedly.

A naughty child pulled off the handle of the shovel stuck in the snowman, held it in his backhand, and stabbed the snowman with a thrust, just like a swordsman's basic flat thrust. The snowman's head was stabbed off.

The two children behind clapped their hands and laughed excitedly...

The two cousins ​​fell behind, and they surrounded Helena and Becky enthusiastically. Cindy wanted to say hello to the two cousins, but she was always facing the backs of the two cousins, and she couldn't say hello for a while.

Seeing me coming up from the back with Katarina and the minotaur Luka, Helena first dodged to the side, then ran to my side, hugged my arms with both hands, looked at me helplessly, and complained to me in a low voice: "Ji Jia, why don't you introduce your two cousins ​​to us!"

The two cousins ​​from Aunt Basha's family looked at Helena hugging my arms, and I naturally hugged Helena's slender waist, and the disappointment on their faces was beyond words...

They looked at each other and then looked at Becky.

Becky shrugged her shoulders at them, stepped to the other side of me, put her hands on my shoulders, and ignored the desperate looks of the two cousins ​​from Aunt Basha's family.

At this time, I felt that if looks could kill, I should have been killed by the two cousins ​​at least five hundred times...