Cultivators at the Wizarding Academy

Chapter 184 The Royal Guard Order Sets Off

Chapter 184 The Royal Guard Order Sets Off

"Xiao An, where were you just now!"

"Youmu-sensei is giving me extra lessons..."

"She didn't do anything to you, did she?"

"No! I'm perfectly fine, not a single piece of me is missing."

"Taste your mouth..."

Forced by the contract, Tai'an could only let the silver-haired little devil pounce on him and do whatever she wanted.

Yin Yue frowned, looking very unhappy, because her share had been affected.

"Xiao An, I want one too!" Dorothy, who was conflicted, decided to put aside her reserve and compete for his favor.

Friday noon, a rare moment of leisure. Enjoying delicious food and tender moments with a beautiful woman. The secluded Wizarding Division is unaware of the storms raging outside.

The Royal Guard, numbering as many as 20,000, was continuously being transported to the front lines via transfer arrays.

The inscription technology used in warfare is far superior to that used in civilian applications. It is not only cheaper but also more stable, and can transfer a force of two hundred men and horses at a time.

Since the morning, we have completed more than seventy transfers in a row, getting closer and closer to our goal of one hundred transfers.

The Knights Commander Hathaway rode on the back of a pure white unicorn, holding the intricately woven reins.

A perfect face and an innate aristocratic air.

Twenty-seven years old is the most wonderful age in a woman's life.

Because she is focused on advancing to the Holy Land, she is not yet married. Her flowing light golden hair is styled in a high ponytail, with a white hairband tying it up.

She possessed a capable and dashing air, with the Golden Osmanthus Sword, the divine weapon of the Golden Osmanthus family, hanging at her waist. Legend has it that it was the weapon of the Golden Osmanthus family's ancestor, a divine being, possessing incredible power. She wore a set of gilded, inscribed armor that shimmered in the sunlight.

"War!" Hathaway gazed at the white clouds drifting across the sky. As the commander of the vanguard, she naturally knew some inside stories that ordinary people could not.

This operation is absolutely perilous. The scale of the demonic invasion may be beyond imagination. In historical terms, it is second only to the Dark Ages.

However, the 20,000 elite construct knights were not afraid in any way.

Over several eras, humanity's population has increased dozens of times. Including technological advancements, its overall strength is hundreds of times greater than before the Dark Ages.

Even if the Dark Ages happened again, so what? Hathaway secretly calmed her uneasy heart.

Perhaps the only shortcoming lies in the lack of truly top-tier power. For nearly a thousand years, there has been no trace of divine beings, though there is no shortage of Saint-level powerhouses of the next level.

The Violet Kingdom alone could field more than fifty Saint-level experts on the open. If you include some low-profile hermits and independent cultivators, the number could easily exceed one hundred.

There are 37 other similar countries.

Unfortunately, despite their immense overall strength, there was no sign of unity. It was unlike the Dark Ages, where everyone was united in a life-or-death struggle led by a divine being.

The fact that the nations of humanity fought each other and deceived each other cast a shadow over their inevitable victory.

"I'll take my leave now, young lady!"

The middle-aged knight, who had been standing quietly behind the pure white unicorn, strode towards his mount.

The enormous, jet-black dragon was still fast asleep. Glistening saliva dripped from the edges of its sharp, saw-like teeth.

The black dragon named Landius weighed 62 tons.

They are carefully raised by humans from a young age, given a balanced diet, and provided with the best resources. They are far more robust and powerful than wild adults. It's worth noting that most common dragons rarely exceed fifty tons in weight.

The Black Dragon Landius and the Saint-level Dragon Knight Rhodes are the true pillars of the Imperial Guard.

……

After a week of intensive preparations, Yezi Restaurant is about to open for business.

Everything was kept simple, without too many fancy decorations. The walls were simply painted white, the floor was repaved with cement, and the clutter was removed, making the whole space look brand new.

Ye Zi went to the secondhand market and bought some tables and chairs, aiming for them to be about 60-70% new. Too new would give the impression of being flashy and impractical. Her target customers were mostly workers from Gray Mouse Lane, primarily looking for affordable prices. The wealthy elites and affluent people wouldn't dine outside the Third Ring Road.

Yezi hired a renovation company to install a magic lamp and bought a radio. The former, though perhaps not used often, was essential. The latter could attract customers. Many people habitually choose restaurants with radios, listening to the weather forecast and morning news while dining.

As long as a store has a certain level of popularity, it will easily attract new customers naturally.

In addition, Ye Zi plans to open a newspaper stand at her doorstep in the mornings. In these difficult times, she can't afford to miss any opportunity to make a profit.

I compared many renovation plans, but I wasn't satisfied with any of them.

The leaves tend to have a simple and durable style, and a rugged appearance is not a concern, making them more down-to-earth.

The plans provided by renovation companies require more time to implement, and the quality is not always guaranteed.

Ye Zi spent the entire night thinking and finally figured out how to arrange the space. She considered the cement stove needed for cooking noodles, and various workbenches. Of course, she also drew inspiration from the best of various other places. The resulting eclectic layout perfectly suited the aesthetic sensibilities of the residents of Gray Mouse Lane.

It is precisely because they lack professionalism that they are worthy of their trust. The more they invest upfront, the more they expect to recoup their investment later, and there will be no real benefit whatsoever.

Ye Zi stumbled upon the right path. News of her plan to open a shop spread throughout the streets and alleys.

My close girlfriends all came to help out at the shop. When they learned that the shop was hiring, they naturally took up a position, all based on first come, first served.

The plan was to hire six to eight shop assistants, but the job was filled within a day.

For the remaining sisters who arrived late, Xiaoyu promised to find another way to make arrangements.

The newsstand was already open for business. In addition to newspapers, it also sold magazines and periodicals, including some bottled water and drinks. All items were displayed on two tables that were 1.2 meters long.

Located at an intersection, business is pretty good. However, with frequent patrols by roadside administrators, it's necessary to temporarily lay low.

This demonstrates the importance of a stronghold that allows for both advance and retreat.

"Ye Zi, you're amazing! You actually opened such a big store all by yourself."

"Yes, I didn't rely entirely on myself; I had the support and help of my family and you all."

Ye Zi downplayed the issue of the source of funds. If investigated further, it would inevitably involve the Blue Rose family, violating the agreement with Young Master Tai'an.

The radio was playing melodious music; it was an afternoon music channel.

At exactly two o'clock, the horse-drawn carriage that had been arranged to deliver the goods stopped in front of the shop.

Yezi called on the shop assistants to help unload the goods. After a flurry of activity, they were covered in sweat.

The Blue Rose family is responsible for sourcing the ingredients. The advantages are lower prices and greater stability. These are especially important in today's chaotic situation.

It must be admitted that the demon invasion in the southern border has had a certain negative impact on the citizens of Violet City.

This has had a direct impact on prices. Fortunately, it's not too serious yet.

The basic order remains stable.

Most people can only choose to live their lives well in the present, and the wars in the distance are more of a topic of conversation. If it weren't for its impact on prices, it probably wouldn't attract much attention.

Even with disaster looming, the choice to leave one's homeland is not an easy one to make.

The principle that people are less valuable away from home is a universal truth. To adapt to a new environment, one must be prepared to risk one's life.

(End of this chapter)

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