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Chapter 391 Be Brave

Nina had already secured her job, so she was in no rush to report for duty. However, she still wanted to know whether the older boys would have a future, so she accompanied them into Sunshine City and strolled along the streets.

Sunshine City is indeed a very vibrant city!

The original 20,000-plus residents have now returned to their normal lives, while the large influx of subhumans, refugees, and fugitives are trying to adapt to their new lives. The streets are full of newcomers like Nina and the others.

Not far ahead, there was a sign that read: "The Elf Tailor Shop is recruiting three skilled tailors. A certain foundation in magic is required. Working in this shop, you can learn tailoring techniques from the elf tailor every day, and you can even learn valuable robe enchanting techniques. People with a foundation in magic should not miss this opportunity..."

"Requires basic knowledge of magic?" Nina and her group could only watch in confusion. They really couldn't do this job.

However, this is a magic kingdom, and there are quite a few people who have a basic understanding of magic.

Of course, a serious magician would not be so ashamed to do this.

But an apprentice magician doesn't need to care about face. Tailoring is not important. It doesn't matter whether you learn it or not. But if you can learn enchantment under the elves, your future is limitless.

Enchanting masters are rare in the world!

In an instant, a group of young wizard apprentices rushed over and surrounded the tailor shop, shouting, "Choose me, choose me! I know some arcane magic, and I want to learn enchantment."

"I know some fire magic."

"Let me do it!"

The elf tailor who opened the shop was an elegant middle-aged woman. She looked like an intelligent middle-aged human woman in her forties, but was actually nearly five hundred years old.

In her long 500-year elf life, she had never seen so many people crowding in front of her tailor shop, which frightened her.

"Don't be like that." The female elf said, "I... can only hire three workers to help... The sales of robes are limited, so I don't need so many workers."

The wizard apprentices gathered outside the store were all smart. When they saw the situation, they knew that the competition was very intense. No matter how outstanding they were, they would be squeezed out by other more outstanding people. Now they had to find a way to break through.

A person with the fastest brain shouted first: "Teacher, I don't want wages! I don't want food and accommodation! I will bring my own lunch box to work for you."

When he used this move, the other mage apprentices understood it immediately. This guy is so smart. He is paying tuition to learn enchantment in disguise.

Fuck!
How could he be allowed to get there first?
A wizard apprentice from a well-off family raised his hand and said, "Dear Elf Sister, I want to learn tailoring and enchanting from you. I am willing to pay the tuition of five silver coins a month."

Shit!

The mage apprentices beside him all froze...Brother, you are not serious, are you? You want to play like this?
"I'll pay six silver coins to learn!"

"I'll give you seven!"

The elf woman was completely stunned. She had lived in a peaceful elf village for 500 years, but she never expected the human world to be so complicated. How could they rob a small tailor shop worker like this? What on earth was going on? What was going on?
The son of the elf woman, a 200-year-old young bard, sat on the roof of the tailor shop, took out his harp, plucked the strings with his fingers, and sang: "Listen, the sounds coming from the wind are all the sounds that I can't get..."

Nina and her group were all poor slaves, so they couldn't afford such a job. They ran away quickly. The older boy couldn't help but sigh, "Sunshine City is really scary. There are still people who get paid to work."

“We can’t understand the thoughts of rich people.”

"Let's find a job that belongs to us." The group turned another street...

There was a group of people in black robes in front of us. They were standing in the middle of the road, bowing to everyone they saw and shouting, "Die scum, die scum, die scum on Nastana Road..."

Nina: "Ah? That's the Dark Church!"

The older boy asked, "Is he the number one enemy of the Holy See of Light, the worst pagan?"

Nina lowered her voice and said, "No matter what religion it is, I don't want to have anything to do with them. When the Holy See of Light marched eastward, they killed so many people from the small countries in the east. It was a sea of ​​blood and corpses. I was captured as a slave at that time and was forced to read the Holy Bible. Now I have finally escaped, and I don't want to read the Bible anymore."

The men behind him nodded: "I don't want to have anything to do with them."

Several people tiptoed and tried to slip past...

But what you fear will come true. Father Ace stood in front of them with a kind smile on his face: "Everyone, it seems that you are new here. You are not familiar with Sunshine City yet? We, the Dark Church, are willing to guide the lost lambs... Die as a scum, die as a scum..."

Nina quickly shook her hands: "No, no, I can find it myself."

Ace: “Huh?”

Nina and the others ran away...

Ace was stunned for a moment, and suddenly realized: "Don't be so afraid of me, we are not the Church of Light, we won't burn people to death. Sigh! Why is it that the more you come from the East, the more afraid you are of being associated with religion?"

Nina and her group finally got rid of the harassment of the religious charlatans and saw a huge house in front of them. It was shaped like a huge stove, and black smoke was coming out of the chimney.

Big boy: "Wow, this building looks impressive."

"That's a dwarven-style building."

There was a middle-aged man in the group who had seen dwarven buildings sixteen years ago. He recognized the large furnace house at a glance: "This may be the dwarves' forge."

Just as they got to this point in their conversation, they saw a large group of people coming out of the factory gate. These people were the liberated slave soldiers of the Glorious Knights that they had seen on the small TV. Some of them had now become workers.

They were pushing a cart, carrying a large pile of miscellaneous spare parts out of the factory, and no one knew where to take them for disposal.

Nina said, "The video in the crystal didn't lie to us. The slave soldiers of the Glorious Knights are now working in the dwarf forge. Oh, this job is suitable for men. Do you want to go over and ask?"

The older boy was a little afraid: "They're not hiring, can we take the initiative to ask?"

Nina: "Be brave. If you don't dare to take the first step, how can there be anything else?"

The boy thought to himself, yes, if I hadn't mustered up the courage to escape from the capital, how could I have the life I have now? For some things, you can't wait for others to find you, you have to work hard for them.

He and several other men who had escaped together bravely walked towards the group of the Glorious Knights: "Hi! Hello."

(End of this chapter)