Chapter 564 Wizard Apprentice
There was a small shed in the yard. After the waiter brought a comfortable chair to Herage, he asked Herage what he wanted to drink.
Herage let him make arrangements as he pleased, and then sat on a chair to rest for a while.
After traveling for several days using Elemental Flight, I was indeed a little tired.
After a while, the waiter brought a stove, then a teapot and teacup, made Herrag a pot of coffee, and then left.
Herage lay on the chair with his eyes closed and meditated, listening to the sound of coffee slowly boiling and gurgling from the teapot next to him.
It seems that Stavin will not come back yet, and Herage is not in a hurry and is waiting patiently.
Anyway, there is no definite time point, but it is said that it may arrive in Margaret Harbor in the next few days.
The news that Herag got was that Stavin was a crystallized wizard on Dream Island.
It’s just that I don’t spend much time in Dream Island, I usually do activities outside.
He opened a tavern in Port Margaret, and few people knew that he was a wizard. He was just regarded as a learned scholar.
Of course, the nobles and wealthy people in Port Margaret still know something about it, and they have special respect for Stavin.
As the sun set, Herage heard the cry of seagulls coming from the port, and the sound of footsteps coming from the door of the yard. It sounded like three people.
Herage opened his eyes and saw the waiter who received him standing respectfully in front of a middle-aged man with a beard, reporting something.
Behind these two people, there was a brown-haired boy who looked to be eight or nine years old.
The little boy seemed a little cautious, standing alone and not daring to move.
He noticed that after Herage looked at him, he leaned against the wall with some fear, almost pressing his whole body against the wall.
Herage noticed that this little boy also had wizard qualifications, but he didn't seem to have any magical items on him.
Looking at the breath, I am still at the stage where I have not practiced meditation at all, and I have not yet started.
After the waiter reported some things to the middle-aged man, he returned to the tavern and continued his work.
"Mr. Herage, I'm sorry to keep you waiting. I'm Stavin from Dream Island." Stavin came over and shook hands with Herage.
Herage said: "It's nothing. I just arrived. This time I have to trouble Mr. Stavin."
"It's a small matter. I've informed the top management of the organization about this. They welcome your arrival, Mr. Herrag," Stavin said.
Herage and Stavin exchanged brief greetings, but the two of them were not too polite.
Herage learned that Stavin had a mission this time, and wanted to escort some wizard apprentice seedlings back to Dream Island, so it was just right to take Herage there.
The little boy next to Stavin is one of the wizard apprentices who will be escorted this time, named Andri.
Andri was accidentally discovered by Stavin when he was resting in a farmer's home in the countryside.
In the eyes of ordinary people in Port Margaret, Stavin was not only a knowledgeable scholar, but also a doctor with superb medical skills.
What's more important is that his treatment is free of charge and does not depend on status.
Even if it was a homeless man on the roadside, Stavin wouldn't mind saving him.
Stavin went to the countryside near Port Margaret this time to treat a farmer.
Unexpectedly, when he went to see a doctor, he discovered that the farmer's son actually had the talent of a wizard.
Stavin asked the farmers if they were willing to take their sons away to learn something.
Naturally, the farmer would not have any objections, and was very happy that his son could be favored by the Stavin scholars.
This is also the reason why Andri doesn't have any magical items on him. He was not chosen based on the token.
"The ship won't leave in three days, and we have to ask Mr. Herrag to rest for a few days."
Stavin also has to accept wizard apprentices from other places, so he needs to wait for a while.
Wait until the time is up before setting off.
Herage also expressed his understanding and temporarily stayed in Stavin's yard.
In the past few days, Herage and Andri have become more familiar with each other, and Andri is no longer so afraid of Herage.
"Sir, can he speak?" Andri asked, looking at the toad on Herage's shoulder.
He has always been interested in toads and always watches them quietly, but he doesn't dare to get close.
It took two days before I had the courage to come over.
Toad rolled his eyes and looked at Andri, then closed his eyes and ignored Andri.
"It seems that he doesn't want to pay attention to you." Herage smiled and did not answer Andri's question.
Andre touched his head in embarrassment and said: "I have caught toads before, but I have never seen one this big. And why does it stay on your shoulder and not run away? It's so strange."
"You will know later." Herage said, pretending to be mysterious.
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In Margaret Harbor, a huge sea ship slowly moored in front of Herage and others.
"Mr. Herage, please!" Stavin asked Herage to go up first. Behind him were six children, Andri among them.
These six children are of different heights and dressed in very different styles.
There were four people who were obviously rich or noble and dressed very luxuriously. Only Andre and another little girl with freckles looked like common people.
The class divide was obvious at this time. Four aristocratic children stood in a group, talking and laughing.
Andre and another little girl stood aside consciously, lowering their heads and not daring to speak.
Herage saw this scene out of the corner of his eye and got on the boat first.
"Who is that gentleman? Even Mr. Stavin respects him so much."
After the four aristocratic children boarded the ship, they were discussing in low voices on the third floor of the cabin.
"I don't know either, I don't know him."
"Forget it, let's not discuss it. He must be a big shot. Why don't we think about our future life? How about we cooperate when we get to Dreamland Island?"
…
Herage listened to the discussion of the children below and couldn't help but think of the time when he first got on the boat.
How did you feel about the future at that time? I'm afraid it's similar to them.
Andri and the little girl lived on the fourth floor because all the good rooms on the third floor had been selected.
In front of the four aristocratic children, Andre did not dare to fight for them, so they were forced to accept the arrangement.
Herage lived on the second floor. The rooms here were spacious and the internal facilities were complete.
This kind of living conditions is much better than when I took a boat before, and the comfort level is completely different.
The ship soon set sail, sailing towards the boundless sea and heading towards Dreamland Island.
Herage was also a little curious about what Dream Island looked like.
It is said that Dream Island cannot be entered under normal circumstances, and ordinary ships cannot find the location of Dream Island. (End of chapter)
