My Magic Age

Every magician who comes here for the first time can't help but look up to see the magic gems inlaid like star maps on the arched dome of the institute, and the stone bridge full of ancient magic patterns, with magic wall lamps on both sides of the stone bridge railings.

I led Morayaer along the stone bridge to the institute, and saw that there was a group of buildings with different styles in the tower. Morayaer seemed to be stunned by the strange buildings here. She looked around with curiosity and asked me in a low voice: "You have been a magic assistant here for a year."

While talking to Morayaer, I greeted other magic assistants who came towards me.

I said to Morayaer: "Yes! I came to the imperial capital from El City. I came here to be a magic assistant for the Yekis scholar and help him draw some magic pattern structures."

When many magic assistants passed by me, they couldn't help but be attracted by Morayaer standing next to me.

Morayaer is definitely not a beautiful girl as bright as Helena.

She is a woman with a delicate and beautiful face, and a kind of intellectual beauty that only female magicians have. She can wear a dark green Kalemian magic robe like a court evening dress, and her words and deeds are graceful. This unique charm of her is just what young magicians cannot resist.

Morayaer took my arm, walked along the marble path through the courtyard garden, and said to me: "Do you know that this is the most desirable academic hall for many magicians in the imperial capital?"

"Really?" I asked with a blank face. .

I didn't expect that the Imperial Capital Magic Research Institute would have such a high status in Morayaer's heart.

Morayaer said in an unquestionable tone: "Of course, it is said that some magical new magic inventions are constantly born here every day and every moment. It is said that the magic culture of the Green Empire was born here."

At this time, we happened to pass by the magic laboratory of the Hindki scholar. The magic assistant of the Hindki scholar happened to be standing on the bench in front of the flower bed at the door of the laboratory to rest. I stopped and said hello to him.

His eyes fell on Morayaer, and he couldn't look away anymore. He looked like a novice who had never seen a woman.

Morayaer smiled at him implicitly, and he wiped his mouth with his sleeve in disgust.

I was even a little powerless to complain, so I could only introduce Morayaer to the most famous magic laboratory in this institute.

I said to her, "That is the magic laboratory of the great scholar Sindki. He helped me successfully save a harpy. Oh, that harpy was called Deborah. At that time, Deborah broke free from her restraints and flew in the imperial capital, triggering the forbidden air formation, and was struck by a huge thunderbolt and only had one breath left."

I gestured with my hand and said, "I ran to the Imperial Capital Institute with her in my arms and asked the great scholar Sindki to help her."

In fact, that memory is still quite deep for me, especially the way Rengar looked before his death. In order to protect his daughter, he made a deal with me.

I said to Moraya, "The great scholar Sindki helped me replace her body with a hell succubus, leaving only the head of the harpy and a pure white wing, but now it seems that she has recovered well."

Moraya frowned her delicate eyebrows lightly, and every expression of hers was natural and vivid.

She is the kind of magician with extensive knowledge, and she has dabbled in everything.

We talked about the harpy, and she said to me, "Harpy? How do you know a harpy? I heard that this kind of monster has the blood of the demons in its body, and is naturally cruel, mean, and cunning. They usually live in eagle nests on high cliffs where few people go."

I didn't know where to start, and couldn't help scratching my hair, thinking seriously and said, "This story is a bit long, it starts with a lion-tiger elder named Rengar I met on the Pai Plateau..."

I told Moraya the story of Rengar and the imperial capital last summer.

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I brought Morayaer to the magic laboratory of Yekis scholar.

Yekis scholar was debugging a magic table lamp on the test bench.

I remember that Yekis scholar was very dismissive of life-related magic items at the beginning, thinking that only the lowest-level magic scholars would study life-related magic.

However, through this period of contact and exploration, he has developed a strong interest in these life-related magics. We have invented two kinds of "companion magic patterns" in the mysterious magic book. These companion magic patterns are subtly changing the understanding of magic in the imperial capital, and magic is moving towards life.

Unexpectedly, Yekis scholar recognized Morayaer at a glance. He called us to the test bench to appreciate his newly designed magic table lamp.

Morayaer looked at the magic pattern array on the magic rune board on the back of the magic table lamp.

Scholar Yekis explained: "This is the simplest 'twilight illumination'. Every magician knows this simple magic."

Moraya touched the smooth lines on the magic pattern array and felt the magic flowing on it. When her fingertips touched the magic pattern lines, the light source of the magic table lamp dimmed a little. When she placed another finger on the magic lines of the rune board, the magic table lamp could only emit a faint light.

Scholar Yekis continued to tell us: "Compared with kerosene lamps and candles, the light source of the magic table lamp is more stable, and there is no choking wax smell. It is safer and more convenient to use. Many noble families in the imperial capital have already used it."

Scholar Yerkes glanced at me, put his hand on my shoulder, and said to Moraya who was bending over to examine the magic lamp: "Now, Jijia and I want to promote this magic lamp. , it can even replace candles in the future and become an essential lighting tool for every family night.”

I also echoed: "People in the Imperial City are more receptive to new things, and the living standards of residents here are slightly better than in other areas, so this kind of magic table lamp should have a certain market in the Imperial City."

Scholar Yerkes sat down on the chair next to the experimental table and said: "The only thing that restricts the widespread use of this magic table lamp is its price, so we have been trying to minimize its production cost."

Moraya looked around the magic lamp for a long time before she couldn't help but ask: "Scholar Yerkes, what is the source of the magic power of this magic lamp?"

Scholar Yerkes reached out and turned the magic desk lamp down, revealing the gem-inlaid groove in the base. He pointed at a magic crystal fragment inside and said, "Here, this is a magic crystal fragment."

"Not every family can afford magic crystal fragments, and this is just a magic desk lamp. If all the candles are replaced with magic desk lamps, ordinary families may not be able to afford this additional consumption." Molayar He said with a slight frown.

"We have been thinking of ways to reduce the consumption of magic power. In fact, we can reduce the consumption of magic power to a minimum." I explained to Molayar.

"What's the minimum? It consumes almost no magic crystal fragments?" Moraya asked me with a smile.

I nodded to her and said, "Absolutely!"

She stood by the test bench, looking at the warm-toned magic desk lamp in front of her in astonishment. She was silent for a while, and then asked me: "When will this kind of magic desk lamp appear in the magic market?"

"It won't take long, maybe this summer, maybe a little later, but at the latest it won't be beyond this autumn's coming-of-age ceremony." I stood nearby and said to Molayar.

"Then...you must remember to give me one when the time comes."

Moraya's delicate face reflected the light under the light, and her skin was very delicate.

I said to Molayar: "If you want it, I can give it to you now. There are many trial-produced samples of this kind in the laboratory."

As he spoke, he opened the curtains on the wall, and a row of shelves standing against the wall were filled with various magic lamps. These were designed one after another by Yerkes scholars in the past two months. I drew the metal rune plates and accompanying magic patterns on each desk lamp. The magic crystal fragments on some desk lamps are simply a decoration.

Molayar admired the magic lamp on the shelf, but had no intention of taking it away.

At this time, Scholar Yerkes stood by the test bench and said to us: "You are not here to discuss these magic lamps, are you?"

Molayar and I both turned to look over. He shrugged his shoulders and suggested, "How about we find a tavern for a drink?"

"Okay!" Molayar answered simply, and then she asked me: "Jijia, your drinking capacity is still the same, right? Like before, you can still get drunk after drinking a glass of low-alcohol golden cider? "

"Well! It's a little better now." I said to her guiltily.

Scholar Yerkes did not hesitate to expose me and said to Moraya: "Actually, he is still the same as before. You are obviously a native of El, but he doesn't like drinking golden cider. What a fool." Don’t know why.”

The backstreets of the Tower of Pride are lined with liquor shops, hotels, restaurants, brothels, and small casinos. The place becomes particularly noisy and lively at night.

Street girls stand in the shadows leaning on the stone pillars beside the wall. When they find a target passing by, they will stand out from the darkness and show off their figure and face to others. If they are chosen, they will hold their arms around the customer. arms, turned around and walked down the dark alley.

The bars and restaurants on the back streets are quite good. The pubs here are quite popular, especially the one at the end of the back streets. Ordering a large barrel of specially made barley wine with shredded eels will not stop you from drinking even if you drink it all night. drunk.

We pushed open the door of the tavern and walked in. There was a strong aroma of ale inside. The seats in the tavern hall were almost full. The three of us looked around and found that even the booths in the corner were occupied. Almost all the seats were occupied. Every table was covered with wine glasses.

We couldn't find an empty seat and were about to turn around and leave when we saw Ivan, Diego and Jimmy drinking together. Each of them was accompanied by several beautiful girls, who didn't look like they were from the Royal Academy of Magic. They are magic students, but these beauties all have outstanding temperaments. The group of people are chatting and laughing.

Ivan and Jimmy happened to see me standing at the door of the pub, and they deliberately avoided my eyes.

I stayed at the door for a short while, and under their surprised eyes, I walked directly in front of them.

The expressions on Ivan and Diego's faces were as if they had eaten fly excrement, and they looked at me nervously and full of hostility.

"Hey, it's getting late. Don't you all plan to go back to the Royal Academy of Magic?" I said to Ivan and Diego with a half-smile.

Both of their faces almost turned green with anger. They clenched their fists and stared at me coldly. Then they stood up from their seats angrily and said to Jimmy and the other two strangers: "Let's go." ”

After saying that, Ivan hurriedly left the bar with these friends without looking back.

A bartender holding the bill in both hands hurriedly followed him out at a trot...

The first ray of sunlight in the morning shone through the glass window onto the oak floor, and a faint smell of paint filled the room.

There were several glass bottles of golden apple wine scattered on the ground, and some messy women's clothes beside them. The light blue ice deer long leather boots fell beside the wooden door, and the exquisitely crafted Kalemian magic robe was wrinkled on the beige fabric sofa.

I was wearing a pair of light red gauze bloomers and stepped on the floor barefoot.

Pushing open the window facing the street, a wisp of morning breeze blew in with a faint scent of hibiscus flowers, and the world seemed to come alive all of a sudden.

"Why don't you sleep a little longer?" Morayaer came out of the quilt sleepily and asked me.

Her long chestnut hair looked a little messy. She sat up and leaned against the head of the bed, squinting at me.

I put a white shirt on my head to save the trouble of buttoning it.

Then he said to Morayaer, "There is an early class today. Mrs. Wulai is going to teach "The Pronunciation of Spells". If I don't go to class, I guess it will be difficult to pass this magic class."

When Morayaer heard Mrs. Wulai's name, she chuckled and said, "Mrs. Wulai is still teaching in the academy! I remember when I was in school, she was the tutor of spells. After so many years, she is still standing still. I guess this is closely related to her acrimony."

"What are your plans today?" I asked her before leaving.

Morayaer thought seriously and said to me, "I'm going to visit some friends in the morning, and I'm going to the magic business in the afternoon. I have a batch of magic materials on hand, and I must deal with them as soon as possible before the magic power disappears."

"It's hard to explore the wild swamp with the adventure group?" Hearing her say this, I asked with some feeling, thinking of her following an adventure group in the wild swamp to face those level 3 and 4 magic beasts, and I don't know what kind of danger she is facing.

She smiled, shook her head, and said to me, "It's okay, don't forget that I'm a wood magician!"