Fairy Tail: I'm Not the Most Terrifying Mage

No wonder he makes a living by performing magic and travels around the mainland; his attitude and understanding of magic are both novel and sincere!

"Hiss—" Sidrina took a deep breath.

"Does it hurt a lot?" Yefrit asked quickly.

"It hurts so much." Sidrina nodded, her eyes brimming with tears. "Could you do a magic trick to distract me?"

“Of course, no problem.” Yefrit raised her hand.

"Just one hand?" Sidrina asked in surprise.

“Miss Sidrina, which card do you like?” Yefried asked.

"Your Majesty!" Sidrina had just finished speaking when she suddenly realized that Your Majesty was a special case, and most people would think of it easily. So she quickly added, "No, no, no, change it to the 7 of Diamonds!"

“Okay.” Yefrit flicked her wrist, and a card appeared in her hand—the 7 of Diamonds.

"Huh?" Sidrina exclaimed in surprise, quickly grabbing Yefrit's hand and looking at it repeatedly, but she couldn't find where he had hidden the cards.

She reached up to roll up her sleeve, revealing Yefrit's snow-white wrist, where the temperature was higher.

When Sidrina reached out and touched it, her cold fingers warmed up, and she realized that her behavior was inappropriate. She immediately withdrew her hand, blushing with embarrassment.

Yefrit smiled and said, "Then what other cards do you want?"

Sidrina's shyness was diverted, and she said, "Then, the three of clubs."

With a flick of her wrist, Yefrit transformed the 7 of diamonds into the 3 of clubs.

"How did you do that?" Sidrina exclaimed in astonishment.

Behind Yefrit, Miko looked at the large handful of cards in her hand and pouted: Yefrit had never performed magic for her before, even though she was Yefrit's secret magic assistant.

Yefrit smiled and said, "This is a matter for magicians. If I were to tell you, it would lose its mystery and novelty. So, even if you are as beautiful as Miss Sidrina, I'm sorry, I cannot tell you."

“…” Sidrina was delighted again and said, “You’re right, I shouldn’t have asked such a rude question.”

'Da da da'

A large group of people came running.

The staff, along with the doctor and Sidrina's female bodyguard, were also in a panic.

Chapter 200, Yefried's Plan

Since Sidrina went to the hospital for treatment, Yevlit didn't need to go with her.

Before leaving, Sidrina gave him a business card, saying that he could contact her if he needed anything.

"Asahi, have you chosen the next town that I asked you to pick?" Yefrit asked.

“Master, I’ve made my choice.” Asa took out a document and said, “This city of Bande meets your requirements in many ways.”

“Okay, let’s go here.” Yevli nodded.

'Om'

In an instant, he was teleported to Bandor City.

This was, of course, transmitted through Asa's Mirror World. After three years of development, Asa's Mirror World now covers an area that is probably half a country.

“The chamber of commerce here is called the Sleigh United Chamber of Commerce, it’s just up ahead,” Asa said.

"it is good."

Yefried entered the chamber of commerce's office.

"Sir, is there anything I can help you with?" the worker asked.

"I want to buy a seat in parliament."

Yefried said directly, and then placed two gold coins on the table.

"Please come in, sir!" The staff member's eyes lit up and he quickly called someone over.

Do we need to doubt the ability of someone who casually gives away two gold coins?

One gold coin is worth eighty or ninety thousand J!

An elegantly dressed, white-haired old man in a tailcoat approached and said, "Hello, sir, I am Jeff, the manager here. Please follow me."

Jeff led Yevlit to a room, where he summoned people to make tea and serve snacks, and also brought a lot of documents.

"Sir, what kind of business do you run?" Jeff asked.

Yefrit said, "My family supports me, and I've been doing some business in daily necessities. It's been quite successful, and I've recently been researching new products. I also plan to expand the business."

Jeff's smile widened.

I casually tipped two gold coins.

Judging from his demeanor, he seems very confident.

He also mentioned family support, which suggests he must be a very wealthy young master.

At this moment, Yefried reached for the water glass, but lost her grip and splashed some water onto her hand.

"Sir, are you alright?" Jeff asked immediately with concern.

"It's nothing." Yefrit took out a handkerchief, but accidentally dropped a business card on the ground.

"I'll do it," Jeff quickly bent down to pick it up.

"Cidlina?" Upon seeing the business card, she was taken aback.

Sidrina Hilash, isn't that the famous heiress of the Hilash family? It's said she's as beautiful as a legendary elf, and even their city lord's son proposed to her, but was rejected.

That person's business card isn't something you can get so easily!

Immediately, Jeff felt that the man in front of him must have a certain status, and he felt even more respect and joy for him.

Looks like we're going to get a big order today.

"Your business card." Jeff didn't ask what the other person's relationship was with Sidrina.

Yefried wiped her hands, took the business card, and put it in her bag.

He said, "My name is Yefried, and I am a viscount."

“So it’s the Viscount.” Jeff didn’t doubt it at all.

That makes sense. Anyone who could be connected to Miss Sidrina and obtain her business card must be a nobleman!

Such a young viscount is most likely to be a hereditary one, and speaking of his family, he comes from a distinguished and wealthy lineage!

“Let’s get down to business,” Yefrit said.

“Yes, sir.” Jeff quickly spread out the materials and began to explain.

This is where merchants register, because there are all sorts of demons and monsters in the outside world. Some demons are good, some are weak, some are bullied, and some are powerful and evil.

Therefore, it would be very troublesome for some small businesses if they had to hire guards every time they needed to purchase goods.

First, a city doesn't have that many mages; ordinary guards would be doomed if they encountered magical beasts.

Secondly, hiring a mage can be quite expensive. If a small business has to hire a mage every time it makes a purchase, it's a cost that small businesses can't afford.

Third, even if a mage is hired, their strength may not be enough to protect the goods.

That's where the role of the chamber of commerce comes in.

It's like everyone pooling their money to hire a team of mages.

Of course, there are many other benefits, such as obtaining insider information, market price regulation, and information on best-selling products, or avoiding unsold, niche products in advance.

There are even business guidance services, but of course, all of these cost money.

Yefritte had no interest in doing these things.

He said, "I want to buy a seat in parliament."

“Sir, a seat in Congress is not cheap,” Jeff said.

The Chamber of Commerce naturally has a management group, which consists of members of parliament.

The members of parliament were elected by various families who purchased seats and then gained control of the chamber of commerce.

It's usually a large family that buys these products because they need to be renewed annually, and the prices are very high. Ordinary businessmen don't need to buy them, nor can they afford them. But for large families, control over the market, and even the setting of rules, is highly valued.

“Just go ahead and introduce it,” Yefrit said.

Jeff glanced at Yefrit and thought: Whose second-generation rich kid is this? So wealthy?

Jeff stopped trying to persuade him and said, "Even parliamentary seats are divided into ranks, and different ranks have different benefits."

“What’s the highest?” Yefrit asked.

“For the top tier, it would cost 300 million J a year,” Jeff said, staring at Yevlit.

“Hmm.” Yefrit nodded faintly.

That's 300 million J. Jeff looked at the other person's calm and collected expression and couldn't help but sigh, "It's true that being born into wealth is worse than working hard."

He worked hard for most of his life, even rising to the position of manager, and only managed to save 80 million.

This person didn't even blink, treating 300 million J as if it were nothing.

"How long will it take to process this?" Yefrit asked calmly.

“It will take about seven days to two weeks,” Jeff said.

“I can’t possibly carry three hundred million J with me at all times,” Yevlit said.

Jeff nodded: "Of course."

"So, you can start by paying a deposit or something. Give me a few days, and I'll send you the money," Yefrit said.

Jeff reminded him, "Sir, we all have time limits, and if the money isn't delivered by the deadline, the deposit won't be refunded."

This kind of situation is very common. Three hundred million J is not a small amount of money. Applying for a first-class parliamentary seat is not a simple matter. It's not like you can just go in with a suitcase in the morning and it's over in the afternoon.

Therefore, we always communicate first and go through a contract.

As for encountering scammers?

The deposit is expensive and non-refundable, so who would waste their money on it?