And Ain's own original destination was to go deep into the wilderness of the southeast. To some extent, the depths of the wilderness no longer belong to the main material plane, it is a special form of territory - the fairy wilderness. And the land of Boxi where Yaling lives is the area where the fairy wilderness and the mortal realm separate.

Maybe it's because of some reasons that Ain himself is not very clear, and it is very natural to agree to the little princess's request, after all, according to Ain's planned route, it can be regarded as a way.

But even if he didn't make a big circle, Ain would still agree to be the messenger, for Ain had to go to the realm of the spirits sooner or later—and Ain wanted to seek the help of the spirits.

With the help of these natural darlings, Ain was able to have one hundred and twenty percent confidence in his plans for the future—if only he had brought those veterans with him, 100 percent confidence.

And Yaling built their exquisite cities and buildings as hidden as possible, in addition to being hidden from the intuitive vision, sometimes they will choose to use some spells to ensure that they do not have too much contact with mortal dust.

Some of the Yaling's territories are almost entirely within the fairy wilderness, with little contact with the mortal realm; There are also realms of Yaling that appear in the mortal realm every day after sunset, disappearing into the fairy wilderness at dawn; There are even territories with very powerful spellcasters, floating between the fairy wilderness and the mortal realm.

Without the help of the little princess, and relying on the unreliable posts in the forum database of the bookshelves in his head, Aine would not have been able to find Yaling's abode - it was just a difficult task to get permission into their city.

……

After agreeing to come down to this thing. Neither the little princess nor Master Rutherford showed any sign of keeping Ain. Because this retention is not necessary.

When he was about to leave the palace. Aine couldn't help but flip his purse - the weight was satisfying to him, for he was indeed going to buy something that was now in line with his identity.

For example, a well-made mage robe with magical abilities - of course, enchantment is not necessary, and if there is a suitable robe, Ain himself is still very confident in his enchantment skills. Maybe if you find a normal robe made of the right materials, Ain will be even better if she enchants it herself. Because he himself can understand his own needs.

Some of the finished blank scrolls and the special ink required to copy the scrolls—the ones that Ain had made before, were the most shoddy of the scrolls that could not be called scrolls in the eyes of many mages—simply sealed the spell into a piece of paper with a very simple magic circle drawn on it, and this method of making the scroll could only withstand the magic energy contained in the three-ring spell at best.

Now Ain needs to copy some scrolls of the four rings for backup, not to mention the need to copy spells with a higher number of rings after condensing his true name and touching a deeper level of magic web during a long adventure to the southeast.

In addition, some of the more high-quality spellcasting materials are also what Ain needs—although this quality does not mean that the casting materials are still counterfeit and shoddy. It's just that Ain wants to buy some materials that have already been processed. Although it is more expensive, it can save you time to deal with it yourself.

And also. Maybe a few rings or some magic amulets can still play a certain role in a critical time, even if this little thing can only be regarded as a mosquito leg for Ain's own enhancement, but it can still improve Ain's combat ability.

And so on, but the premise of buying all of this was the shiny metal in that pocket in Ain's hand, and if it wasn't for the weight that satisfied Ain, he might choose to fold it back and borrow a little from Master Rutherford with some of the gems he had captured.

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Looking a little aimless, Ain walked down the streets of the royal capital of Therland, and he sighed that sure enough, the capital of a country is often the most prosperous place for commerce, even if the cost of conducting business activities here is not cheap.

For example, it is located in the business district of the royal capital of Therland, which is already a little expensive.

The commercial district of the royal capital of Therland is already the largest trade market in the whole of the central part of Rysel - although it is strictly controlled because of its location in the royal capital, many caravans will gather here.

It's just that ordinary small traders and farmers are accustomed to setting up their stalls in the small town outside the royal capital of Therland. Perhaps, it is because in the small town, there are not so many lords and a lot of obvious taxes, and the small traders and farmers will feel a little more free there, and of course they can earn a little more copper.

So this phenomenon also gave rise to caravans between this town and the business district of Wangdu - we don't produce goods, we are just porters of goods.

After the exclusion of the petty traders, the whole commercial district became more tidy and in line with the consumption of the people who lived in the royal capital of Seran - the necessary grains, meats, fruits and vegetables, which were mainly sold by the small caravans that traveled between the town and the royal commercial district, but the quantity of these goods was not the main one.

Specialties and luxury goods from all over the world, these are all large caravans that travel all over the country, from all over the Rysel and even abroad, to the royal capital of Therland, to meet the needs of the nobles. Perhaps the price and value of these things are several times higher, but they are nothing to the nobles who live in the royal capital, and these are also the main commodities in the entire commercial district.

Weapons and armor are also common, and often large caravans are protected by adventurers, who also need to change their equipment. Coupled with the location of the royal capital Thran in the core of the Rether Kingdom, many adventurer teams in other places will sometimes pass by Thran to make some purchases.

Finally, there are the magic items that Ain needs, as well as some of the ingredients that the caster needs. There are few such shops in other cities, but in the business district of the royal capital of Therland, you can see a whole street - this is only a relatively standard shop, and in the middle of this street, there are two alleys - where the stalls are placed.

Ain, who knew the royal capital Thran well, didn't need to look at the signs of these shops to know where the best materials were and where the best magic items were.

But instead of going to the regulated shops, he went straight into the alleys.

In the previous game, although these alleys were mainly used by players to set up stalls, there will also be many NPCs who will spread out their stalls here, and then if you are lucky, you can find two good things.

And now Aine can use not only the luck of the dark, he also has a huge database in the bookshelf in his mind. (To be continued......)

PS: It's late, sorry......