I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

Chapter 59 Armed to the Teeth

When Roland went to the restaurant that morning, Natasha greeted him with a smile, as if nothing had happened.

"Come and have breakfast." Big sister Natasha called Roland.

They both acted as if nothing had happened last night.

While eating, Roland asked about the servants and made some requests.

After hearing this, Wallace shook his head and said, "I don't have any suitable servants right now and your conditions are too harsh."

After a pause, he continued, "If you're in a hurry, you can keep an eye out for the Black Forest when you pass by it on your way to the academy today. Some of the monsters there should be able to temporarily deal with it. Also, there's something that might be of some use. I'll buy your equipment and magic items later."

After breakfast, Wallace pulled Roland out onto the street, intending to quickly get everything Roland needed to buy for school, and then send him off to college.

An hour later, Roland walked out of the tailor shop wearing a set of fire demon hunter leather armor, a mooncloth robe, and an elf hooded cloak.

This suit was practically invulnerable to weapons and flames. When Roland flipped through Alayeh's codex, he saw its effects: [Magic Resistance +23%, Evasion +8%, Fire Magic Resistance +2, Physical Magic Resistance +2].

Roland felt that the physical defense of this set of equipment was about the same as that of plate armor, and ordinary crossbows could not penetrate it at all. It was basically immune to weak fire magic with less than 2 units of damage.

Its effect is equivalent to a decent defensive item. The price is 500 magic stones.

Roland spent 0 magic stones.

Because Wallace signed the tailor's bill - on credit.

Before leaving, the old tailor carefully hinted to Wallace that a certain lady had already owed many debts here.

Wallace frowned and cursed him. The general meaning was, "A certain lady was so interested in coming in person, and you dare ask me for money? You should put up a sign to circle the lady's shoe prints!"
The old tailor was sweating profusely after hearing what he said. He bowed and watched Wallace and Roland go away.

Turning around, Wallace said to Roland, "Remember! The poorer you are, the more you have to puff up your face and pretend to be rich. If you and the young lady are a little frugal today, all the creditors will come to your door tomorrow, and Alexandra's house will collapse!"

Roland's expression was very interesting: "How poor has Alexandra become!"

"No wonder Senior didn't give us a single magic stone when we left the day before yesterday!"

"How much foreign debt does Senior Sister owe?"

Wallace told Roland that although the clothing was purchased on credit in the name of the Alexandra family, Roland would have to pay it back later.

Look, such a big family is haggling over a small apprentice for such a small amount of money. What else can Roland say?
He naturally said that he would pay back the money.

"Don't be silly and go to the tailor shop to pay it back yourself. Every debt we owe must never be repaid! If we change to another shop, all of them will come after us! Just pay a little interest every month."

Wallace warned, "You can't give these five hundred magic stones back to the young lady directly. She can't accept your money in person. You have to give the money to me first, and then I will pass it on to the young lady."

It sounds like Miss Catherine, the heiress of the Alexandra family, is even short of 500 magic stones, but she is too embarrassed to ask Roland for them in person!
So Roland had to go around in circles, first giving the money to Wallace and then having Wallace give it to the senior.

"Life is so hard these days." Roland rubbed his face and said, "Don't worry, Wallace. I'll give you the money when I make it. This thing won't go wrong."

"Let's go!" Wallace pulled Roland and continued to run to the next store.

Two hours later, Roland had finished buying everything. This time, Wallace didn't buy on credit because they were all small items.

The purchased items mainly include all the magical items used by wizard apprentices, several valuable combat potions, teaching materials required for admission, etc.

The magic items Roland selected were all the best. Basically, Roland bought everything that Wallace had, and the quality was better than what Wallace used.

In addition, Roland also bought a lot of combat magic potions, some to heal injuries, some to restore magic power, and some to remove curses.

In addition, Roland bought another substitute doll.

This item can withstand a single attack from a mid-level apprentice's dark magic. This includes curses, hexes, mind control, and other spells difficult to protect against with the Lantern Ward. Even a double puppet could help Roland block a single attack. Roland had originally wanted to buy a collection of everyday spells, but Wallace told him that such books could be borrowed from the library, so he saved the money.

Since then, Roland has bought everything he needs before school starts, and he still has 70 magic stones left in his pocket.

Roland counted the money with a dazed look on his face. "Today I spent over three hundred magic stones. My original budget was forty."

After a pause, Roland looked at Wallace and said, "You said before that you have a purification potion?"

Wallace's old face lit up with joy. "Roland, today is your lucky day. I checked my inventory in the basement this morning and found that they are all intact - my potion is the best potion on the whole street! It can purify pollution, delay the effects of curses, and heal injuries! It's almost omnipotent!"

"Is there really such a potion?" Roland frowned. "How much does it cost?"

"Not expensive, but also very expensive." Wallace stroked his beard and said, "It's expensive to sell to others, but I'm selling it to you for 50 magic stones, buy one get one free."

If Wallace hadn't just been bragging, the price would have been ridiculously cheap.

Roland couldn't help but look at Wallace with suspicion.

"Haha, brother Roland, even though the things I sell are often criticized, my clients never think of working with someone else. It's because my products are truly useful."

Wallace changed the subject and said, "However, I have a small condition."

At this time, the two passed by a "mission notice board". Today was a holiday, and the new students had been in school for three months, so many people tried to complete the mission during the holiday.

Most of the tasks listed on this notice board were relatively easy, especially for those planning to return to the academy today. They would take on a task to earn some extra cash.

Seeing that there were quite a few people here, Wallace pulled Roland aside and said, "Come on, let's go to the alley and talk. Hehe, the offer is, I have a rare item that's hard to sell, and you happen to need a servant."

Roland interrupted, "Wallace, if I buy your potion, I'll only have 20 magic stones left."

"You can buy on credit! Pay in installments!"

As they were talking, the two of them had already entered the alley.

Roland asked curiously, "What kind of rare item do you insist on selling to me?"

Wallace raised his eyebrows and smiled: "Do you still remember the Wind Prince from yesterday?"

Hearing about this Prince of Wind, Roland suddenly lost interest.

He already had quite a few rare items, but the Wind Prince was just a showpiece and useless.

It looks majestic and powerful, but it can only deal with novices.

Moreover, the Wind Prince had no spirituality, and Roland did not want such a servant.

Roland obviously didn't intend to buy it, but Wallace's next words made Roland realize that he really needed to eat this useless thing.

"First of all, the enemies you face at this stage are mainly monsters. Monsters can't deal with the Wind Prince like I can. This is used to deal with newbies and minions. It's a divine weapon! This Wind Prince will be useful to you until you reach the middle apprentice stage, so it won't be a problem."

"Secondly, your magic and artifacts can be used to kill people and steal treasure, or to challenge monsters in single combat. Using them in public would be too conspicuous. Lightning Arc and the Wind Prince are the perfect combination for a wealthy, foolish, and playful new noble!"

Roland: "."

"Finally," Wallace pulled out the Wind Prince's Ring. Judging by the material of the ring, it was clearly a top-grade artifact. Of course, the Wind Prince wasn't worthy of it.

Wallace said, "If it's just for display, who can tell it's garbage? I don't have time to put it up for auction, but you do! You can put it up for auction later to trick fools. Rich fools will definitely pay a high price for it!"

Roland: "."

(End of this chapter)