The Heavens: Hogwarts Transfer Students

Before leaving Waterdeep City, Linde and Stan walked out of the dock area and entered the southern area to purchase necessary supplies for the trip.

Waterdeep is the shining pearl of the North. The southern area may not be the most commercially developed area in Waterdeep City, but it must be the area with the most frequent economic activities. Most traveling merchants gather here, bringing goods from all over the world.

The two passed by rows of shops along the street, immersed in the fiery, high-pitched, excited and cunning voices of foreign merchants, and were attracted by the dazzling colors, fragrances and sounds of the products. Spices, food, toys, pets, souvenirs, magic props, antique jewelry, and all kinds of counterfeit goods, there are a wide variety of goods in this market, even if travelers spend four or five days wandering around, they can always see novel Western scenes.

Linde counted the gold coins in his pocket, about a thousand. Stan received the same reward as him, but Boss Gus did not favor one over the other.

This sum of money is not too big or too small. As savings, it is not enough for a big spender to live comfortably in Deep Water City for a year.

Stan is that big spender. When they walked into the market, both of them were dressed lightly. By the time they reached the next intersection, Stan's body was already submerged in merchandise.

"Can this jar really be used as a musical instrument?" Linde took out the untraceable stretch pocket and stuffed the groceries Stan bought into it. A huge clay jar that was said to record the mysteries of a lost civilization cost three hundred gold coins. Certainly not worth the price, and not a genuine antique at all, except that Stan liked the hollow sound it made when he struck it.

"Of course not." Stan burst out laughing, "But I like the eloquence of the seller. In his mouth, the junk on the roadside has an adventure story. You also know that the value of luxury goods lies in the story. There will always be some background, the purpose is to make a painting worth several million sell for tens of millions."

"If everyone on the land is like you, merchants will become kings sooner or later." Linde shook his head and smiled, and then said, "But it makes sense. The story of a commodity is like a person's memory, and memory is real wealth. "

"In this case, you should thank me for finding a priceless treasure for you." What Stan said was to reveal Linde's identity and let him awaken the memory of his deity.

Because of this incident, Linde complained a lot about Stan, but at this time, Stan caught the conversation and turned against the general.

Linde shook his head helplessly, "Okay, I appreciate it."

The untraceable stretch pocket has limited capacity, and it contains many of Linde's personal items, such as a simple wooden bed and some sculptures. Storage space is already stretched thin.

In order to save the pile of junk that Stan bought, Linde first took out the bed and sculptures and temporarily put them on the ground.

He didn't realize that his behavior looked like he was setting up a stall.

In this endlessly flowing street, curious passers-by soon surrounded him.

"Look at these strange statues." "The workmanship is exquisite, but the carvings are really strange. Are they some special monsters?" "There are a few statues that are quite cute. It should be good to buy them as decorations."

Someone asked loudly: "Sir, how do you sell the things here?"

Lin De did not expect that the handicrafts he made casually in Huangyu would be appreciated by others.

"Give me a price, I just don't need them anymore."

The magician answered casually, and then the good people asked about the meaning of these statues.

"Here are some creatures I saw in the wild. This statue is the Gossamer, this is the Whale, and this is the Space Flame... The wild is the outer space... I am the sculptor. Oh, this is not the wild Creature, this is a Pokémon..."

As a sorcerer, Linde's soul is filled with a unique aura of alien gods. The strange charm that he unconsciously emanates in every word makes the audience around him quietly fascinated.

He briefly told the story of the carved stone statue, and the people trapped in the gravity of the planet were deeply attracted by the experience of this wandering man. Weightless environment, asteroids, giant whales and magic ships... These are all wonders that they could not imagine as surface residents.

All of a sudden, the crowd scrambled to buy a statue. The price of ordinary small sculptures soared from ten pieces of silver to 600 gold pieces. Following the bidding, some people began to use the precious platinum coins as price tags.

It should be said that Linde's craftsmanship is pretty good, all kinds of wild monsters are lifelike, and the merchants in Waterdeep City don't mind spending a little money to decorate their living rooms and courtyards with such commemorative alien rock sculptures.

Stan chuckled, "Lin, your mouth is more flexible than a bard like me. Waterdeep is excited about your story."

Linde shook his head, "You're just jealous that I make money well. I can understand it, and I believe your superhero stories will gain loyal fans here."

He refuted Stan while collecting money, and soon, the assets in his pocket doubled several times.

"Do you think this money is enough to open a tavern?" Stan counted the money for Linde, with a greasy face grinning, "When the time comes, I will be responsible for attracting customers with stories, and you will sell alcohol behind the counter."

"Are you thinking about retirement before we start taking risks?" Linde sneered.

Soon, those who bought the statue left satisfied, and those who hesitated to start looked annoyed, and wanted to ask Linde to carve a few more.

"But the stones from Huangyu are exhausted. All you get from me are ordinary stone carvings. Go back. I'm not a stone carving businessman."

The crowd gradually calmed down, and the cars and horses coming and going on the street returned to the hustle and bustle.

Many of these statues have flowed into the folk, and one of them is a small tower, which is carved by Linde after the shape of the library tower in the dream. At that time, it fell into the hands of a businessman named Jeremy McCoy. He took the object back and shared with his family what he saw on the street.

Jeremy regrets that he didn't do it in time. He could bid for a very cute [Pikachu] for his daughter. In the end, only this worthless tower sculpture was snatched.

Jeremy has a son and a daughter under his knees. The eldest son is twenty-six years old. He is healthy and strong, with a cheerful disposition. He serves as a city guard and has a bright future. My daughter is only 14 years old, weak and sickly, because she cannot see the wind or rain, so she stays at home all year round. When she saw this statue, she felt that the carving was simple and vigorous, with delicate texture. At first glance, she didn't think it was so strange, but when she looked carefully, the shape of the tower was like an ancient engraving, which was deeply burned in her sight. Even if she closed her eyes, she couldn't see it. Can see clearly.

The girl was taken aback and trembled all over, almost getting sick from it.

That night, she had a dream.

The stars in the dream sky were cold, and a silver road led to the tower.

At this moment, Linde is also in a dream, standing at the starting point of the silver casting road.

He was a little surprised, because the dream had summoned him actively, it should be inspired by some unexpected situation.

"Hello?" A delicate and timid girl's voice sounded beside her.

The magician looked down and was amused, why is there an extra child in this dream? (end of this chapter)