"Magic?" Finn looked at Lilith, "Are you sure?" ”

"Sure." Lilith nodded her head in affirmation.

At this time, the owner of the jewelry store took a new ring out from under the glass cabinet. Before the shopkeeper had put the ring on the counter, he saw Lilith staring intently at the stairs leading to the attic, and asked her, a little puzzled, "Miss Miss, is there anything you care about over there?" ”

"Is there any magic in the room up that staircase?" Fein asked Lilith on behalf of Lilith, who was not good at communicating with outsiders, and took the shopkeeper's words.

"Magical items?" The shopkeeper blinked, thought for a moment, then shook his head, "No, no, no, sir, you're probably mistaken. As you can see, my shop is a jewelry store that sells luxury jewelry such as earrings, necklaces, rings, and bracelets, and the gems here are said to be magically processed in the hands of wizards and craftsmen, but the finished magic products are really not available to me. ”

"Then you just said that the pair of earrings were blessed by the goddess of love?" Leah heard the inconsistencies in the shopkeeper's words, and immediately frowned.

"Well, that's an exception, an exception, haha." The shopkeeper stood behind the cupboard and paused stiffly, then turned his head to explain to Leah with a smile, and then looked at Lilith again, "But when it comes to the things upstairs, a friend below gave me a very special bird a few days ago, and now it is in the birdcage in the attic, if this young lady is interested in small animals, you can take the birdcage down and take a look." ”

"But we're here to see your jewelry." Leah clasped her hands, "And I didn't come here for your little animals." ”

"No, Leah, Lilith is interested in the critter he said." Feeling that the shopkeeper didn't have a short-circuited brain to provide this information for himself, Finn immediately stopped Leah's complaining, and then looked at the shopkeeper in front of him, "Then, bring down the bird and birdcage you said and let us see, this young lady may be tempted." ”

"Eh, okay." The shopkeeper smiled, "Then please wait a minute." ”

So saying, he put back the ring he had just taken out, and trotted up the stairs of the attic, and soon ran down with a small wire cage, which he placed securely on the glass case that was supposed to be used to sell jewelry to customers.

Placed in a wire birdcage on a glass case, an owl with white feathers stood motionless on a small bar, staring blankly at Finn, Leah and Lilith in front of him with two wide brown eyes. The owl was small, and it looked like a fledgling, but it was as fat as a small snowball with meat, and Leah couldn't help but sigh when she looked at it through the cage for the first time: "Wow, what a fat bird." Can it really fly like this? ”

"Of course, as the saying goes, people can't look good, and the same is true for some special animals." The shopkeeper looked at Leah and smiled, then leaned down to the top of the cage, and gently touched the side of the cage with his other hand, and said to the white-feathered fat owl in the cage as he patted it, "Come, Pol, flapp your wings and behave well in front of the guests." ”

The fat owl, which the shopkeeper called Pol, turned its head vigilantly and glared at the shopkeeper's palm, which was afraid of hitting the cage, and then screamed like a frightened fool, and then fluttered its two wings covered with white feathers as the shopkeeper requested, only to have its talons left the small crossbar for less than a second, and its whole body fell from mid-air like a small free-falling ball, and when it touched the ground, it was very funny that it was bounced up by the base of the birdcage, and then rolled to the side of the birdcage and stopped.

Finn and Leah covered their mouths, and at the same time couldn't hold back their laughter, and after witnessing the live performance of this little living treasure's brilliant show, they all raised their heads and looked at the shopkeeper again, and suddenly saw the latter bow his head with a black line and hold his forehead with his hand, looking like he wanted to dig a hole in the ground and get into it on the spot.

Fortunately, although the little owl named Pol did not amuse Lilith, it inadvertently made the calm-faced black-haired girl's heart flutter.

Lilith's emotions were not easy to show on her expression, she supported the long skirt at her knees with both hands, squatted down according to the height of the glass cabinet, and her black eyes quickly met the two big eyes of the little owl at a very close distance, and after a while, she whispered, "It's so cute." ”

She tilted her head, stretched out her slender fingers and gently touched the little owl's furry belly through the cage, and the little owl's round body rolled again in the direction of her fingers, and finally succeeded in turning her body back with the help of external forces, and then fluttered her wings as if in shock, and flew slowly and effortlessly back to the small bar on which she had stood, as if to prove to everyone that as long as she was at least not too nervous, she could barely fly.

Lilith's "so cute" sounded like a comforting compliment to the shopkeeper's ears, but Finn looked sideways at Lilith, who was still half-crouching and staring at the little owl, and immediately understood that Lilith might really like this little guy who really should lose weight, so he was ready to pay to buy this little fat bird with white feathers from the shopkeeper.

Of course, the reason why Fein decided to buy this little owl was not only because of Lilith's preference, but also because he knew in his heart that this cute little guy was not an ordinary pet.

If he remembers correctly, he can confirm that the little owl named Pol, which the shopkeeper has named, is actually a fledgling of the Eye of the Storm, an innate magical creature that is naturally suitable for signing a contract with the caster to become a magical pet.

[Eye of the Storm] is a kind of bird pet that can reach level 30, they have a cold habit, they like to live near lakes or higher altitudes, and their appearance is that of owls covered in white feathers.

The little owl in the jewelry store owner's cage has not yet grown up, and it is likely to be in the larval stage of the [Wind Spirit's Chick], but with the caster's training and its own physiological development, it will gradually grow to the next stage of the [Wind Spirit], then the [Gray Lan Wing], and finally the [Eye of the Storm], which the bards describe in the psalms as "as terrible as the wrath of the sky raining down on the earth".

Finn is not a professional spellcaster, but as a player in the previous life, he naturally did not want to let go of such a big bargain, and although Lilith as a warlock has her own staff, she has not had a magic pet with her until now.

So he immediately made a decision in his heart, and then looked at the shopkeeper and asked, "Can you make a price?" (To be continued.) )