Chapter 26 26. Mrs. Big Boss
“Annan, you want to become a magic apprentice, right?”
After Little Winchet left, Mr. Fast picked up the empty cup and put it back At the wine table, I came to Annan and straightened his collar with a smile: "I think a noble, wise and future mage should not be too conspicuous."
"But I need to make money."
Fast let out a hearty laugh and began to take off Annan's clothes - this behavior inexplicably caused the women to scream.
"You have the Wine Lady, and the wealth of the Winchet family can easily help you become a mage."
Annan suddenly realized what Fast was aware of... He couldn't explain it yet, because even Annan himself didn't Don't know what's going on.
"Then I can't continue to work?"
"Work? Of course you can continue, but there is no need to...'solicit business'" Fast took off his drama costume Throwing it to Evelin with flushed cheeks, "Bring Annan's clothes."
The atmosphere in the tavern was warm, and Annan, who was wearing a thin shirt, didn't feel cold. Mr. Fast's changed attitude made him ask tentatively : "I don’t have to pay back the money I owe Soruman Bronzebeard?"
"As long as you want."
"I'm just asking."
Annan doesn't want to not pay back the money, so he can postpone it for a while at most... After all, he didn't buy anything for Aunt Susan. .
"Thank you."
Taking the clothes from Evelin, Annan put on his coat, and then asked in a pretentious manner: "Wine... Is Margery's family rich? ”
"You don't know?"
"Margaery didn't tell me this."
Annan did not cheat on Fast, and the wine lady did not tell him.
"Well...there must be a reason why the Wine Lady didn't tell you. I can only say that the Winchet family is very powerful in Breeze City..."
It can be seen that it can make a person An elite warrior humbly said that it was his big boss, and the identity of the wine lady would not be simple.
As Annan put on the linen coat, the women's enthusiasm subsided and began to return their attention to Fast. Those regular customers are also encouraging Evelin to take over Annan——
Evelin is a little shy, but indeed a little curious.
“Do you want to try it?”
Because of Mr. Fast’s care, Evelyn has been well protected.
Evelin nodded slightly, and Fast looked at Annan: "Your clever idea...I mean more cleverness, do you have any good ideas?"
Annan was still not used to Mr. Fast's polite appearance. He carefully observed Evelin's green cheeks with bunny ears and freckles. When her face became increasingly blushing, she had an idea: "I will ask Aunt Susan to make it when I get back."
An ordinary white skirt can bring out Evelin's youthfulness.
As midnight approaches, the hustle and bustle of the tavern gradually fades away as the guests leave. The bard stopped talking all night long and played a soft harp.
Annan came to the bard with a glass of rye wine as usual.
“Is the intimacy with Sissi, the dean of Roland College, your personal experience?” The bard showed a smile that all men understand, picked up the wine glass and said, “To Sissi.”
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"To the boss's wife." Fast cooperated and picked up the wine glass.
"Greetings to Annan." Soruman Bronzebeard drank the whole glass of beer with a "gudonggukong" sound.
Evelin pouted, and Martin was staring at Annan's butt.
In any case, Annan felt that Fast, the female dwarf, and even the bard had a closer relationship with him.
But it has nothing to do with the wine lady, but it starts with saving Tasia. At midnight, Annan and Martin returned home along the silent street with only the moonlight shining.
The lights in Aunt Susan and Uncle Hollin's rooms still went out after they returned home. Annan and Martin lay on their respective beds and fell asleep one after another.
Early the next morning, Annan ran into the kitchen and took out a piece of charcoal from the stove. He drew a long skirt with his forearms exposed on the paper and asked Aunt Susan to find the corresponding white skirt. A portion of soft bread rushed to the library.
Knowing Mr. Victor’s nature, Annan placed a piece of soft bread on the table in his sunny corner in advance and started cleaning up.
By the time Annan had cleaned up the spacious library, Victor was already looking through the books, and the soft bread on the table was nowhere to be seen.
"Eating too fast will make you thirsty." Annan said, putting the kettle on the table and returning to the desk.
Before Annan could have breakfast, little Winchet came to the library, and he came to him.
"I don't know what means you used to deceive Aunt Margery...but I will make her realize the truth." Leaving behind a sentence, little Winchet left in a hurry, The ears are just halfway out from behind the seat.
The matter did not end there. When Annan picked up the bread, Mr. Victor came over with a cane.
“What’s going on?”
"Some misunderstandings..."
Annan had no choice but to put the bread back to its place, and told him about how he was working around and met the wine lady by chance.
"Little Winchet may have misunderstood something, or the wine lady may have said something to her..." Annan didn't know whether to be distressed or rest in peace, "Anyway, now she may think that I am... Man."
"I believe in you, son." Mr. Victor was kind as never before, "I see in your eyes a desire for knowledge and a longing for the extraordinary, but not for beauty. Greed..."
That's not the case... Annan thought honestly, because he was a little uncomfortable with Mr. Victor's compliment.
But the next moment, the old man had a mean face: "Did you think I would say that? Solve your own problems yourself, don't bring your problems to the library!"
Annan felt much more comfortable this time.
Mr. Victor returned to his seat. Annan stretched out his hand to grab the bread, then suddenly paused, looking at the sunny corner where there was only the sound of turning books and the closed door of the library, and then he began to enjoy breakfast with peace of mind.
But when it was about to close today, Mr. Victor came to the desk and asked: "How many words do you know?"
"There should be six or seven hundred..."< br>
I can barely read children's literature without reading a dictionary. Because Annan has slowed down his literacy skills recently, he only reads the dictionary when he encounters an unknown word while reading. .
“You learn very quickly.”
This is something Annan has always been proud of.
“But it was used in places it shouldn’t be used.”
Victor’s blow came next: “One level of spell universal proficiency only costs 2 gold coins.”
Annan fell into silence. He was still thinking about the problem using the logic of the real world... He could only comfort himself that he had saved 2 gold coins. Rounding up, he earned 2 gold coins.
After Mr. Victor finished speaking, Annan hesitated and handed the remaining soft bread to him before he left.
The old man said nothing and continued to stare at Annan.
Annan remembered that he had just asked about his literacy level, which was a blessing to his soul.
“You want to ask me when I will organize the book classification?” Annan observed Mr. Victor’s expression, thought for a while and said, “We can start tomorrow.”
Then the old man leaned on his cane and left the library.
(End of this chapter)