Fool's old attack is a wolf god

After climbing over a big mountain, Adolf and Roy finally arrived at a big city closest to the royal capital - Hamilton City.

The line to enter the city was very long. Except for the nobles, everyone had to line up on foot, and they were not allowed to enter the city by carriage.

Roy originally thought that the city looked like this, but after listening to the chatter of passers-by in front of him, he realized that the annual Harvest Festival was being held in Hamilton City, and at the same time, there was also a large auction in the city, which attracted a lot of attention. Lots and lots of alchemists and magicians.

The red-haired boy was surprised: "There are so many people? This is the first time I've seen a long queue for the magic alchemist passage next door. What is it that attracts them so much?"

"They seem to be for the same magic material," the brown-haired woman raised her head, looked at the soldiers on the city wall, and whispered close to the boy's ear, "It is said that it is...a dragon egg .”

Although the words were whispered earlier, Roy and Adolf, who had sensitive ears, still heard them. They looked at each other, and Adolf asked hesitantly, "...a dragon egg?"

Roy nodded, affirming the information he heard: "Maybe it's true, let's go to the auction to see."

It was finally their turn after the long queue to enter the city. Adolf handed over the gold coins, and the family of four just followed the flow of people slowly, while the huge carriage behind them became in the way.

Roy suggested: "We have to find a hotel first."

They walked into the nearest hotel, but the owner of the hotel showed them a sorry expression: "I'm sorry you two, we don't have any suitable rooms available, can we share with other people?"

After careful questioning, Roy realized that sharing with other people was actually the meaning of Datongpu. After thinking about it, he still refused.

But when we arrived at the next hotel, there was still no room available.

It is not easy for a family to go out with their children. It would be inappropriate for the cubs to live with them in the Datong shop. Roy and Adolf can only take the children to find a suitable place to live.

After going through five or six houses in this way, a kind hostess told them that the hotels near the main street basically have no vacancies, but they can go to places like the market in the south of the city or the alleys in the east of the city, and maybe they can still find them. Suitable vacancies.

So Roy and Adolf could only lead the children to the direction of the market. Why not choose the alley, because they are not familiar with the road conditions here, and it is easy to get lost if they live in the alley.

The market in Hamilton City was not difficult to find. They walked along the main road and almost reached the end, and only then did they see a large area where people gathered, bustling and lively.

Roy and Adolf took the children into an inn that seemed to be the least crowded. This time, they were lucky enough to have a vacant room, and the carriage that had nowhere to put it was pulled to the backyard.

After paying the rent for the past two days, Roy put the luggage in the room, finally freed his hands, and took the children to have a good stroll around the most prosperous area of ​​the city together with Adolf.

Although the shops on the main road I passed by looked quite lively, to be honest, those shops were not half as hot as the bazaar.

Originally, Benson and Blaise, who were curious about everything, looked around and begged Roy to buy many gadgets.

Even Adolf, who looked serious in front of outsiders, returned with full rewards under Roy's connivance.

In fact, Adolf's curiosity is not as good as that of children. He often stares at certain objects and cannot move his eyes, especially those big cold weapons.

Seeing this, Roy fulfilled his wish. He dragged Adolf into the largest blacksmith shop in the city. When he came out again, Adolf carried a big knife wrapped in white cloth. Although his face was expressionless, But the left hand has been stroking the handle of the knife, looking very satisfied.

Although Roy didn't quite understand why Adolf, as an orc, didn't use any weapons, so he fell in love with a big knife, but he probably understood men's natural preference for cold weapons.

It's just that Roy is older and has more experience with cold weapons than Adolf. Some of the weapons in the blacksmith's shop look okay, but they don't meet his purchase standards, so that he doesn't have any of them. fancy.

He also bought two more unsharpened daggers, which he bought as toys for the children. The cubs held the gorgeous daggers inlaid with gems, and after a while, they learned without a teacher and played on their own stand up.

After arriving at the bustling market, Roy realized that what they had bought before was not enough to look at. Even the dried fish snacks they bought earlier seemed not as delicious as the ones bought at the market.

Perhaps in such a place, it will stimulate the desire to shop. Roy couldn't help but bought some candy. It may be due to the constraints of craftsmanship. Candy is much more expensive than dried fish. He remembered that the farmer's family could not afford it before. As for the salt, I only found out after asking. Condiments such as sugar and salt, which are extracted with industrial technology, are completely unaffordable in the homes of ordinary civilians.

After buying enough food, they started to wander around. The market sold food, ordinary clothes and armor, and some daily necessities. Roy picked and bought a few, thinking about being free It's all right, why don't you go shopping here, buy some change of clothes, and take them back to the hotel.

These are quite common. Some animal trainers simply let the small animals juggle in places with the most people to earn gold coins. Other alchemists will sell strange potions in the market, and even Some wizards set up tents, offering divination and selling curses.

"Has anyone seen a mermaid! Has anyone seen a pig-faced woman! You haven't seen it, I have it here!"

A yell entered Roy's ears. The word mermaid made him raise his head sensitively. He squeezed Adolf's palm, and the other party looked at him suspiciously.

Because Adolf is tall, Benson, who is riding on his father's neck, has a wider field of vision. He stretched his neck curiously, pointed to the distance and said excitedly: "Tail! Fish tail!"

With a thought in his mind, Roy held the child in one hand and pulled Adolf in the other, and squeezed in the direction pointed by the eldest son.

"You don't believe me? I really have a mermaid! And a pig-faced woman! They're hiding in my tent! For ten copper coins, you can see these creatures that you can't normally see!"

A man as thin as a bamboo pole yelled at the crowd of onlookers: "You will regret it if you don't look at me! I'm only here today, and I'm leaving tomorrow. Don't miss this opportunity, never again!"

Someone couldn't bear the curiosity in his heart and paid ten copper coins, and the man led him into the tent, and within 10 minutes, the man came out and said with a shocked expression: "Really! It's true! There are really mermaids! There are also pig-faced women!"

These words caused a bit of commotion, followed by the second person and the third person. Many people entered the tent, and when they came out, they all looked excited: "Really! Really!"

The expressions of these people were too exaggerated, Roy was a little dubious, he turned to look at Adolf: "Have you smelled the mermaid's breath?"

Adolf shook his head with a puzzled expression: "It smells like fish, but it doesn't smell like a mermaid."

Roy was not sure at first that these people saw the mermaid, but he was entrusted by Mark before. If there was a mermaid, wouldn't he have missed an opportunity to save the mermaid?

After thinking for a while, Roy asked Adolf to stand there and wait for him. He hugged Blaise and walked up to the tall and thin man: "One time to meet a mermaid, ten copper coins?"

"Yes, sir." The man with the bamboo pole took off his hat and stretched it out in front of Roy. "Ten copper coins for adults, five copper coins for children."

Roy paid the money readily, and followed the bamboo pole man into the dirty tent with his little daughter in his arms.

When he first entered the tent, there was a strange smoke around him. Roy frowned. The smoke didn't affect him, but it was a bit pungent.

Looking at Blaise in his arms, the little guy yawned lazily, as if he wanted to sleep.

Seeing this, the man with a bamboo pole tentatively asked, "Do you feel anything? For example, a little dizzy? Is there a strange fragrance coming to your face?"

Roy thought for a while and replied, "...want to sleep?" He replied according to Blaise's reaction.

"That's good, this is a normal reaction." The bamboo pole man felt relieved and led Roy into the depths of the tent.

There are two kerosene lamps hanging at both ends of the tent, and a layer of gauze hangs in the middle. On the other end of the gauze are the mermaid and the pig-faced woman in the mouth of the bamboo pole man.

Roy's eyes fell on the only two animals in the tent through the gauze, and he was speechless for a while.

Even under the dim light, he could see clearly, this is not a mermaid, this is not a pig-faced woman... This is obviously a monkey with a fish tail sewn on, and a monkey with a shaved head Hairy, bears forced to wear human clothes.

The bamboo man bowed to them: "Next, please enjoy the performance of the mermaid and the pig-faced woman."

As soon as the voice fell, wonderful music sounded around the tent, and the monkey with fish tail and the bear with shaved fur began to writhe and dance in circles to the music.

"...What hot eyes these are." Roy complained, silently covering his little daughter's eyes.

The man with a bamboo pole didn't hear what Roy said: "What did you say?"

"It's too strange," Roy tried to calm himself down, but he couldn't hold it anymore. He said, "Don't talk about your cruelty to animals, you just look like this, you dare to say yes Mermaid? How dare you call it a pig-faced woman? The most terrible thing is, you actually let them dance? My Cain! What are these dancing things!"

The bamboo pole man was taken aback, and said flatteringly: "Guests, please don't tell this matter, we are all in small businesses, and the common people have never seen these rare things, so we have a chance Make a little money, if you think they are not good, I will return the money to you, and it will be treated as if it never happened.”

"When I entered the door, the smoke was a hallucinogen, right?" Roy suddenly realized, and he said, "I remember this thing should be worth a lot of money, can't you just sell the hallucinogen? Besides, I don't lack Money, whether to tell others about this matter is also my business."

After speaking, he carried his little daughter out of the tent, completely ignoring the obstruction of the bamboo pole man.

As soon as he came out, someone asked, "How is it? Is it true?"

Roy mocked coldly: "Fake, only a fool would spend money to see this kind of thing."

He obviously didn't react, and he scolded himself.

Roy squeezed out of the crowd, Adolf held his hand and asked, "Fake?"

"Fake, one is a monkey with a fish tail sewn on, and the other is a bear with its hair shaved off." Roy said, his voice was not too loud, and the people around could just hear it.

"Huh?" Some passers-by knew the truth and dispersed uninterestedly. Some people cursed the bamboo pole man as a black-hearted wizard. The originally lively tent suddenly became deserted.

Only those guys who took hallucinogens and really thought they saw mermaids and pig-faced women kept defending the truth of what they saw.

"Damn guy..." The bamboo pole boy clenched his teeth angrily, casting his resentful eyes on Roy.

Roy ignored him, what should an insignificant liar pay attention to?It can only be blamed that this liar is so incompetent in deception, and his studies are not sophisticated enough, so he saw it through.

It's better to see something more interesting than those two weird animals.

Roy and Adolf took the children to the busiest part of the market, where there was a moving circus.

Neither Adolf nor the children had ever seen a circus, and this was the right time to take them to see the world.