Abe the Wizard

White clouds fly at high altitudes, and Abel has seen the legendary city of Leander, the center of mankind. From the sky down, the city is at a glance, and the city is divided into two parts, the outer ring and the inner ring.

The outer ring is seen in the air as a city wall by a circle of mountains, and steep mountain walls and defenses relying on hilltop buildings turn this legendary city into a fortress.

Abel in the inner circle saw exactly 36 magic towers, all united by fifteen stories of height and arranged over a huge pentagon on the ground, a law array and a huge law array built in the middle of the city.

At the heart of this enormous array of laws is a tall building, not as tall as the magic towers on the side, but much taller than the buildings on the side.

Outside Liant City, where no one was found, Abel sat in the dark wind and arrived on the ground through "instant movement", a fast-moving method that had been functional since the number of "instant movements" of the black wind reached five times a day, up and down the white clouds.

The entrance to the walk of Abel is the entrance of the Kingdom of San Alvo into the city of Liant, which is an artificial cave opened above the mountain wall, guarded by ten knights of full-body armor, each entrant must produce a corresponding certificate in order to enter.

Outside the city, many traders are selling goods, but from Abel's point of view, it seems that these traders are more concerned with people entering and leaving the city.

Abel rode slowly in the dark wind as the team entered the city and quickly walked to the entrance.

“Your Proof!” A knight swept through the dark wind beneath the seat of Abe and said politely.

So close Abel has sensed the rank of the knight in front of him, the senior knight, who is a senior knight, and who has swept through nine other knights, all senior knights, that is, a senior knight who can be a senior official in an ordinary city, and here is just an ordinary knight guarding the gates.

“Is this okay?” Abel took out the deed with the fluctuating power and asked the knight.

“Yes, but if you don't have a residence permit, please come to the side and I'll make it up to you!” The knight looked at the deed and was more respectful to Abel, pointing to the book sitting next to him at the table at the entrance, he said.

“Thank you!” Abel bowed and thanked, jumping off the black wind as the knight came to the desk of the paperwork.

The knight also jumped off the horse at this time, but when he came down from the horse, the knight discovered that he was 1.8 meters tall, but a little short in front of Abel, and that he felt a strong sense of oppression from Abel, who, although he had felt it before, thought it was the apparent sense of oppression emanating from the Ride of the Spiritual Beast class under Abel.

“Your name, my lord?” The knight, with the consciousness of his senior knight, understood that he had a great power gap with the young man in front of him, so he quickly changed his name and asked.

“My name is Abel Harry!” Abel replied that he thought the knights or paperwork would be surprised when he reported the name, who knew that their reaction was unexpectedly calm and that the paperwork had written the name down.

Abel recap that it's probably normal to newspaper names in the human world without people knowing them, because there are too many people in the human world, and if he's Abel the Blacksmith at this time, maybe the knight or the paperwork might think of it, but only the name, afraid there are too many people of the same name in the world.

“Do you have a title?” This time the paperwork looks up and asks.

“Ugh!" Abel thought, as if his title had been cut off by the royal family of the Duchy of Carmichael, and now he's just a civilian, and went on to say, "No! ”

The knight took a peek at the paperwork, and through the look on Abe's face, they could actually see that the young man was estimated to be in some trouble in the world, and could see that he was of aristocratic origin only by looking at his form and the way he spoke, but that had nothing to do with them, as long as the main information was recorded.

“Do you have a professional certification?” The instrument asks again.

“Does this badge count?” Abel took the badge of a Level 3 wizard from his body and handed it to the clerk for questioning.

The paperwork seemed to be accustomed to the Wizard's badge. He took it and placed it on a jade stone on the table. A red light flashed over the jade stone, and he returned the Wizard's badge to Abel.

“Your Wizard badge has been deactivated!” The paperwork looked at Abel in a strange way, and the title and wizard identity were lost, and the young man in front of him was truly backwards.

“Do I have to have a professional certification to get into town?” Abel frowned.

“Of course not, I'm just registering for you to make it easier for the city's regulators to hold your information.” The instrument patiently explains.

As the lowest level staff, these people's eyes are actually more poisonous than anyone else's. The young man in front of them, looking only at the attitude of the knight who brought him here, knew that the paperwork was not simple, and the person who was able to get rid of both the title and the Wizard's badge was not in itself an idle generation, so he kept his attitude as friendly as possible.

“Well, when I get into town, can I reapply for Wizard status?” Abel asked, "No wizard status is still a problem, but the good news is that the points on the original Level 3 wizard badge left him empty, or it was really cheap for the St. Ellis Wizard's Guild.

“Of course, you can go to the Wizards Guild in town for certification!” The paperwork nodded.

At this time, several Chinese clothes youths came to Abel and looked at the document he was filling out and said to Abel: "This brother, can you help me get some people into the city, the cost is good! ”

“What do you mean?” Abel turned to look at several young men in Chinese clothing, talking to a knight of the knight's rank, who, despite being very polite in his speech, was full of arrogance.

As a knight chief, though only at a slight glance, he saw that the profession column above the document was empty, meaning that the young man in front of him was an ordinary man who had not certified any profession, and he would naturally be arrogant towards ordinary people.

“Didn't you know your deed could take five followers into town? We don't want to live in your house, just bring us in for the price...” The Knight thought, “How about I give you 10,000 gold coins? ”

Hearing the knight's long words for Abel's guide, he was angry: "You are such a good calculator, the five followers are only worth 10,000 gold coins! ”

Then he turned to Abel and said, "Don't fall for it, my lord. It's a very precious place to live, and if something happens to them in the city, you have to take some responsibility! ”

“I give 100,000 gold coins, 20,000 gold coins each!” The chief knight didn't expect the knight of Liant City to speak for Abel, and he quickly increased the amount by ten times, he said.

“I'm not short on money. Leave me alone!” Abel waved at the knight like a fly.

“If you don't think about it, it's 100,000 gold coins and the goodwill of a knight!” In the chief talking room, a hint of pressure rose.

But before the pressure came out, one of Abel's hands grabbed his neck and pulled him a foot away from Abel. He said, "Whatever you are, I am in a good mood today, don't make me angry! ”

At the end of the conversation, the knight was thrown out like a toy and flew more than 10 metres away from the ground.

“Master!” Just as all around us were stunned by Abel's movements, a greeting came from the entrance.

Wearing a black robe and a double cane badge on his chest, Bartoli walked respectfully to Abel and bowed in his courtesy: “Master, I came this way when I received your notice. I didn't expect to be late, please forgive me! ”

“Come on, let me in!” Abel waved to Bathory and turned to the paperwork and asked, "No problem with the formalities. Am I ready to go into town? ”

“Of course, my lord, you are free to enter the city at any time, this is your proof of residence!” The paperwork heard Abel's words, which woke him up, and he handed Abel an ID card, which he had just finished, and bowed down.

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