Chapter 64 The life of the Salted Fish Wizard in Asgard (7)

After hearing the mother and son talking about themselves, both Sherlock and Thor instantly lost interest in continuing to shop.

After all, rumors are really magical, especially about yourself. When you don’t know, you won’t care about anything strange around you. Once you know the content of the rumor, the strangers around you will feel it even if they just look at you. Something is wrong, even if you see someone whispering, you will wonder if those two people are spreading rumors about you.

Although these rumors themselves have no impact on Sherlock and Thor, for Thor, as a warrior, losing a training session is normal. As long as he practices hard, he will be able to win on the real battlefield. As long as you don't lose, it's fine.

As for Sherlock, he didn't plan to stay in Asgard anyway, no matter how many heads or arms he had, he didn't have any other emotions other than complaining about the brains of the guy who made up the rumors.

But neither Thor nor Sherlock have the same kind of social awkwardness as Tony, at least not yet, and they don't want to stay in this busy commercial street and become monkeys for everyone to watch.

Therefore, the two of them called the carriage without hesitation and returned to the palace without stopping.

Sherlock originally thought that this was the end of Asgard's affairs. The only thing left was to continue practicing his magic and try to develop his own special spell before leaving.

All that's left is to stay in the palace obediently, get up on time, eat on time, study on time, and wait for Gu Yi to pick him up.

But if nothing else, something unexpected happened. Sherlock never dreamed that he would be able to practice his old profession in Asgard or in the palace of Asgard.

In fact, the cause of the matter was the decisive battle between Sherlock and Thor. This battle was witnessed by almost all Asgardian warriors, including a very famous Asgardian warrior.

But what's different from how Thor and others are famous is that those reckless men like Thor are famous because they are brave and good at fighting, while this guy is famous because he is a coward.

Sherlock really got to know this weirdo in depth, this guy's original target archer, but unfortunately, this guy didn't have any talent in bows and arrows, and his targets were all new so far.

In addition to missing the target, you can shoot everything else, including flying bugs, pedestrians passing by, small animals in the grass, and even including but not limited to instructors, superiors, or teammates.

Although he learned sequence magic, his accuracy was unfortunately lacking and he was eliminated by the archer group.

This strange old father really couldn't bear to see his child drinking at home every day to relieve his sorrows, so he tried various ways to smooth out the relationship with this strange child, and finally allowed this strange child to change his profession and become a soldier.

Don't tell me, the old father's vision is awesome. This guy's talent in the warrior profession is simply unparalleled. He can basically learn any technique as long as he sees the same, and he can master it with just a little practice.

Even among the warriors in the entire training ground, this guy can challenge anyone except Thor. Even Thor can defeat this guy with the help of Meow Meow Hammer.

But even people with such powerful talents are the ones with poor psychological quality. When these guys first entered the battlefield, when they saw the ferocious enemy on the opposite side rushing toward them with a huge weapon, This guy is cowardly.

Later, this guy became slightly famous. He was invincible on the training ground. In actual combat, the weird name of "little coward" always floated above this guy's head.

And the reason this guy gave himself was also very strong. He likes to be an archer. Archers don't need to be in close contact with the enemy!

Although everyone laughed at this guy's cowardly character, they also admired this guy's talent, so they treated him as a sparring partner on the training ground, but they didn't reject him like the archers did.

But the appearance of Sherlock made this weirdo among weirdos see a road that had never appeared before. The emergence of firearms made up for this guy's shortcomings of not being able to face the enemy directly. Even when Sherlock fought against Thor, this guy... A lot of combat skills related to firearms have been formed in my head.

It was also for this purpose that this guy found Sherlock soon after he returned to his guest room in the palace, and expressed his intention to buy the firearms in Sherlock's hands.

Sherlock never expected that he could still make a deal in Asgard, and the soul of the profiteer awakened in an instant.

He welcomed this strange warrior into his room with a smile, and took out a lot of weapons and started to fool him one by one... Bah, introduced him, and said that he only accepted barter and gold transactions.

Don't tell me, under the deception of Sherlock's sharp tongue, this guy really bought a lot of good things from Sherlock. As for the payment method for this stuff, let alone gold, the whole thing Asgard really doesn't lack this stuff.

What surprised Sherlock was that this guy took out five dwarf-made daggers. Although they were not artifact-level weapons like Thor's, these daggers were enough to surprise Sherlock.

Because of this, Sherlock happily agreed to the deal. In the end, the guy took away a 5.56-caliber Gatling, two AK series rifles, two pistols, and countless ammunition.

After completing this business, Sherlock originally thought that the matter was over, but what he never expected was that this was the beginning of his becoming the only arms dealer in Asgard.

The reason is also very simple. After this guy got the weapon from Sherlock, he performed a combat skill of gun fighting and sequence magic at the training ground the next day, and said that he could also cover behind the team on the battlefield in the future. Everyone.

Let's take a look. It turns out that those weird weapons owned by Thor's friends can still be sold? That shouldn't be a problem. Although I don't know how to sequence magic, I just stuff this little thing called a pistol into my crotch, and maybe I can still trick the enemy on the battlefield.

It is for this reason that Sherlock's weapon shop was successfully opened in the palace of Asgard.

Even because this guy was finally proud, he didn't forget to show off to the team of archers that he had been kicked out of before. After all, compared to bows and arrows, the three-point and one-line aiming of firearms is much more convenient, Xia Locke can even provide sights and calibration services.