Rose thought about it for a long time, and finally decided to leave Mason's place.

Before leaving, Rose borrowed a book from Mason, the one called "The Economics of Borrowing in Magical Schools".

It describes the entire lending system of a magic academy.

Rose wanted to get a general idea of ​​how the loan process at this magic academy worked.

Mason was delighted that Rose wanted to borrow the book and readily lent it to her.

However, when he saw that this was the book Rose wanted to borrow, he thought for a moment and said to Rose:

You can't understand this book.

When Rose opened it, she couldn't understand it at all, because the language of the Magic Federation was an alphabetic script.

When a concept comes up, a new term is created. This book, for example, involves a professional field and contains many specialized terms in economics.

"byd" is just a bunch of letters arranged in a row; who the hell would recognize it if they hadn't studied it?

Although the pictographs of the country he lived in in his previous life were difficult to learn, as long as one knew the most basic Chinese characters, one could at least understand most textbooks.

Rose did indeed learn some basic vocabulary in the Church of Self-Nature, which had a kind of place and curriculum similar to a church school.

It's likely that some nobles are more inclined towards literature; for example, there might be those who, despite being in a wheelchair, still enjoy watching others solve problems...

Rose's vocabulary is fine for reading ordinary books, but he's helpless when faced with overly specialized books like this.

Whenever a new concept emerges, they just randomly arrange and combine those few letters to create a sensational buzzword. Who can stand that?

Mason noticed Rose's distress, thought for a moment, and then pulled out a small notebook filled with notes from a box in the tent.

Mason handed it to Rose, who opened it and found it filled with Mason's annotations on economic terms related to the Thunder.

Wow, you could call Mason a coward or a timid coward, but when it comes to his thirst for knowledge, Mason is undeniably brilliant.

Mason looked into Rose's eyes, puffed out his chest, and said:

"These are all terms I traded in the slums. Although I don't recognize them, there were quite a few people in the slums who used to be involved in finance and economics."

Or rather, in the slums, if you have a keen eye, you can find talent in any professional field.

If you encounter someone you don't know, just ask them.

God's.

To reiterate, if this world were set up with a commoner hero slaying a demon king...

A brave adventurer can assemble a team of adventurers by wandering around the slums a couple of times.

Not that few, not that many rotations.

Oh, right, provided that the hero can provide them with enough enhancement agents.

Most of these highly educated individuals who were once killed would be unable to accept reality and would become addicted to enhancement drugs.

It's a bit like hell, I say.

After thanking Mason, Rosey left with his notes and book.

Rose discovered that Mason and Kenneth were both young men from the slums of Lovelia.

There are some minor differences, but each has its own beauty.

Kenneth truly experienced high society and made remarkable achievements in the field of magic.

However, if you were to ask him about the believer system and the economic structure of the Magic Federation, he probably wouldn't know.

And Mason, that old man, really knows everything. He learns from any talented people in the slums.

Purely, there were no enemies on the road I walked, only teachers.

The ditch is a god-like figure who uses the slums as a private school.

This poet!

Devastating news has come from the witnessing community: the sole beneficiary of the "kill line" has arrived.

Mr. Mason, who was a recipient of the "kill line" (a system that allows people to benefit from or are immune to the "kill line") and the biggest beneficiary of the Lovelia welfare system, was terrified and cried.

The slums of Lovillia are teeming with talent.

First came Joel, the legendary investigator who confronted and understood the Old Gods, and then came Mr. Mason.

Each of them possesses unique skills.

Oh, of course Rose is also a god-like person. How can someone who believes in gods not be considered a god-like person?

The part about the gathering of talents.

Rose thought for a moment and asked Mason:

Do you know where I can find books that document magic?

Despite Kenneth's death, Rose has no intention of giving up on the path of magic.

Now, with the support of materialism, his rationality has reached the second level.

However, most of the magic he possesses is only at the first level.

Mason thought for a moment and said:

"I don't know much about magic. Although I'm naturally quite rational, I've long since missed the opportunity to improve my rationality and practice meditation."

I haven't specifically studied magic, but there are indeed magic books in the library in the commoners' district, though the borrowing price is extremely expensive.

Moreover, most of the records are ancient magic spells from thousands of years ago; you can take a look if you're interested.

Rose asked:

"How much would it cost to borrow it?"

Mason recalled carefully. Although Mason was old, his good rationality made his memory quite good.

He said:

"I remember when I borrowed books there before, I saw a down-on-his-luck magician borrow them; it cost about 500 marks a week."

It was indeed a bit expensive, but Ross remembered what Kenneth had told him: when he was in college, textbooks averaged 1500 marks each.

He smiled with relief.

Rose thanked Mason and then left.

Rose returned to the tent and put the book and notes inside.

By the way, how are Hans and Tiana doing?

I haven't seen them for several days.

These two people were among the few acts of kindness Rose had ever experienced in the slums.

Of course, I felt more kindness from Tiana.

And Rose did indeed agree to help take care of Tiana.

Rose thought about it and realized that the economic pressure wasn't too great at the moment.

I made over 800 yuan selling corpses before, and with what I had left over, I should have around 1000 yuan.

Even though I've only spent money and haven't made any these past few days, I still have over 600 left.

It's not too bad, and we don't need to grind for stats anymore; we just have to wait for our bodies to fully develop.

There's no magic left to learn, so I need to keep using [Ancient Dragon Meditation] to boost my focus.

These days, Rose has managed to carve out a way to survive in the slums all by herself.

On the way to Rose, she went to the supermarket and bought some canned meat and sugar, and then went to find Tiana and Hans under the bridge.

Rose walked to the archway, where he felt a bit more at peace. Rose went inside.

Rose discovers that Hans and Tiana are not in the underpass.

Rose was somewhat puzzled.

Perhaps they went out?

He stood there for a moment, thinking and looking around.

He thought for a moment and hid the item in a pile of clothes.

Then they left the underpass.

Rose walked down the street; he had now overcome the most basic survival crisis.

There's no need to worry about the "materialism" being dispelled at any time, or your identity as a believer being discovered.

It has a small but complete system of magical offense and defense.

He decided to seek further development.

At least for now, I won't be sleeping in a tent as a homeless person.

He hoped to be able to afford a house before winter.

There's also the matter of considering the next step for Gu Long followers, and borrowing books from Mason to acquire the knowledge to establish oneself in this society.

Then go to the library Mason mentioned and learn some new magic.

And to continuously provide your body with balanced nutrition for development.

This requires Rose to make money.

Everything is moving in a positive direction.

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