The magician turned and beckoned, and a young magician assistant ran up from behind, and the young magician's assistant took out 8 gold coins and handed them to Surdak, and then began to pack the salamander meat into his magic fanny bag.

After buying salamander meat, the magician refused to leave, staring at Surdak rolling up the hard cowhide on the ground and putting it away, and couldn't help but ask again: "Don't you plan to sell other materials on the salamander?" ”

Surdak thought of the salamander head and leather he had left behind, the head of the salamander that he had prepared as a sacrifice to be used in the ceremony. As for leather, I want to be able to make another set of light leather armor in the future.

"I don't have any plans to do that for the time being." Surdak stood up and said.

The magician didn't care when he heard Surdak say this, but said casually to Surdak: "If you don't eat it, remember to keep the salamander heart and stomach pouch next time, these two materials are also very valuable." ”

Surdak was slightly stunned, when dealing with the salamander, the heart, stomach pouch and other internal organs were buried on the spot, but I didn't expect it to be some valuable magic materials, thinking that in the future, if there are conditions, the 'True Eye' should be opened when dealing with these demonic beast materials, and there should be no such mistakes.

The magician was about to leave with his assistant, but he stopped as soon as he took a step, turned to Surdak and said, "Oh, by the way, if there is any fresh salamander meat, you can send it directly to the alchemy laboratory of the Magic Guild, and I will give you a satisfactory price for sending Warcraft ingredients to Francis Magician, whether I am or not." ”

"Yes, Master Francis the Magior." Surdak gave a knightly salute to the magician.

Magician Francis grimaced, nodded slightly at Surdak, and then left the Black Market Hall with his assistant.

It wasn't until the figure of Francis the Magician completely disappeared from Surdak's eyes that he exhaled lightly and excitedly discussed to Carl, "Is the shipment here so painful?" ”

Karl chuckled, patted Surdak on the shoulder, and said, "That's because you're lucky to have met the right buyer." ”

After selling the salamander meat, Surdak felt the need to stay at the underground exchange, and when he went out, he paid a small amount of tax, so he led the horse to leave the underground exchange with Karl.

……

This magical goods exchange looks quite legitimate, and I don't know why it's called an underground exchange.

The two of them returned to the street, and across from them was a square-like park, which was rare in the city of Highlandsa, and there was a row of shady street trees around the square, and some benches scattered around it, and an old woman in a linen dress sat on a bench with a cane in her hand, and several children gathered around the fountain in the center of the square, wondering whether to play in the fountain.

Karl stood on the side of the street and looked left and right, then looked up at Surdak and asked, "What are your plans for the afternoon?" ”

Surdak knocked his head, thought about it seriously, and thought of the village chief's request to exchange the part of the money belonging to the village for some iron parts, and it was indispensable to go to the blacksmith's shop, so he said: "I also want to go to the blacksmith's shop to buy some things, and then visit the Baron Sidney's palace." ”

Since he returned safely from Warsaw, it is reasonable to meet Baron Sidney's family, at least his knighthood was given by Baron Sidney.

However, Karl said to Surdak: "It is not appropriate to visit at this time, especially when the host is not there, and some etiquette needs to be paid more attention to. ”

The two of them continued along the sidewalk at the edge of the square, and Karl said to Surdak: "According to aristocratic etiquette, if you want to visit Baron Sidney's family, you must first write a letter and make an appointment with the other party to visit, and wait until the other party has given a definite answer before you can come to the door, so that the earliest date of the visit will be at least tomorrow." ”

"Then I'll find a hotel first, write a letter and send it over, and then go to the blacksmith's shop." Surdak calculated.

Surdak stopped, stood on the edge of the lawn overgrown with small white flowers, and said to the people of Hylanza, who had enthusiastically helped him twice but had not asked for anything in return: "Karl! ”

The knight's insignia on his chest shone brightly in Surdak's eyes, and with a faint smile on his face, he maintained a gentlemanly demeanor at all times, and asked Surdak, "What?" ”

Surdak smiled and asked, "Would you like to have a drink together in the evening?" ”

Karl spread his hands and said, "No problem, I'll arrange this, I should do my landlord's friendship." ”

There is a hotel across the street from Park Square, and Surdak chose to stay in this hotel nearby.

Karl had to attend the regular meeting of the Haylanza City Guard Camp in the afternoon, so he got up to take his leave, and agreed to meet at the door of the hotel in the evening before leaving.

……

The hotel opposite the park square is not large, it is shaded by a row of golden oak trees, the sun shines on the red rubble of the hotel, which makes the three-story building look new, the paint on the walls has not faded in the slightest, and the rooms on the third floor have a small balcony on which Surdak stands and can see the square through the gap in the oak trees.

There weren't many guests at the hotel, and the front desk was guarded by a charming hostess who was also the chef of the hotel. As for the innkeeper, the innkeeper doubles as a waiter, groom, handyman, and so on. The hotel employs no other than a temporary laundry lady.

Mainly, and very few travelers come to the mountain town of Highlandsa, this hotel can be maintained at a low cost.

He sat on the only chair on the balcony and held in his hand eight gold coins, three of which belonged to the village, and the five young men who had helped him would each receive fifty silver coins, leaving him with only two gold coins and fifty silver coins, which he kept in his pocket.

There was a knock on the door, Surdak got up and opened the door, the proprietress stood outside the door with a pot of hazelnut milk tea, an envelope, a piece of paper and a quill pen, and she didn't know how much the envelope and paper were worth.

Seeing that Surdak was polite and generous, the proprietress pulled the long skirt that exposed a large area of snow-white pectoral muscles, and said with a charming smile to Surdak: "Lord Knight, do you need anything else?" ”

Surdak shook his head slightly, and before closing the door, he called out to the proprietress again, and said to her, "I'm going out to eat in the evening, so I don't have to prepare my dinner." ”

“……”

The proprietress still wanted to answer, but she heard a 'bang' and the door of the room closed.

'What a country bag! ’

The proprietress cursed in her heart, and then turned to leave.

……

Surdak rode out of the hotel.

He knew the address of Baron Sidney in the city of Highlandza, and asked the innkeeper in detail how to get there to find the mansion.

Although Baron Sidney's territory is located in a remote area of Highlandsa City, Baron Sidney has settled in Highlandsa City because he has studied at the Knight Academy of Highlandsa for four years, and usually only the old butler is responsible for taking care of his domain.

Baron Sidney's own sister married Mondstadt of the powerful city of Highlandza. Count Goss, who was also quite popular in Mondstadt in the city of Highlandsa. Sister Gospo's care.

Surdak didn't know much about Baron Sidney's situation, and he didn't know what family he had besides his sister, since Miss Hathaway was his fiancée, then he should not be married. He thought wildly in his heart.

Baron Sidney's residence was located in the wealthy part of the city of Highlandza, where most of the city's nobles lived, and the flat streets were lined with lush golden and silver oak trees, and from time to time acorns would fall under the roots and make a muffled 'bang'.

Surdak carefully checked the number of the gate before he knocked on the door, intending to hand over the prepared letterhead to the butler or the maid who opened the door, whichever one would do, but he waited at the door for a long time, and no one opened the door, so he could only ride away on a stupid horse.

Before leaving, I glanced into the courtyard through the courtyard wall and found that the fallen leaves in this house had been paved with the road, and it looked like no one had lived in it for a long time.

The horse's hooves stomped on the stone slabs, making a soft tapping sound......