Organ rental company in another world

Liao Lisha stared at the brand for a long time, sometimes touching her chin, sometimes scratching her scalp, before finally speaking:

"What kind of curse is this? I've never seen a mark like this before, and I can't feel any magical fluctuations on it."

"This is called the Killing Curse, and it was cast by a dark sorcerer."

"Ah, no wonder I didn't know." Liao Lisha looked as if she had just realized something, as if she had managed to maintain her image as a magical genius.

"I've never even touched black magic, and Tandinger forbids students from studying it, so it's normal that I don't know. What are its effects?"

"That dark sorcerer could make me explode and die at any moment."

Liao Lisha's eyes widened slightly. "As expected of black magic, it can actually do something like this. This doesn't even fall into the category of a curse; it's practically a high-level spell that delays certain death!"

After saying that, Liao Lisha didn't ask any more questions and got up to go back to sleep.

"Aren't you curious about this magic?" Seeing that Liao Lisha was unmoved, Norn quickly added.

"I am a loyal follower of the Aro religion. I have absolutely no interest in black magic. Go back now, I won't help you."

Seeing Liao Lisha's reaction, Norn didn't press the matter and got up to leave.

As he reached the door, the bear-man rushed over and shoved a bulging black leather bag into Norn's hands.

"Sir, you must have a very bad memory. You came here to deposit money, how could you forget to withdraw it? There are two hundred dragon coins in here, I'll deduct them from your account for you. Is that enough?"

Norn unfastened the leather bag, looked at the small orange-yellow coins inside, and said, "This should last me a while. Thank you."

"Not at all, sir, please take care." The bear-man bowed slightly to Norn and watched him board the carriage. A tiger-man guard sat outside and drove away.

Without those miscellaneous items, the carriage felt much more spacious, containing only some food and a bag of gold coins that Norn had left behind.

"Sir, where are you going?" the tiger-man driving the carriage asked.

Norn had planned to settle down at a hotel first, but after looking down at his tattered, gray-blue clothes, he decided to get dressed first.

"Take me to the best clothing store in Miguang City, I need to change my clothes."

The tiger-man scratched his head awkwardly, then pulled Norn to a giant tree.

The tree is estimated to be over thirty meters tall. Its interior has been hollowed out, and windows and fluorite chandeliers adorn the trunk. Three different shops are located inside.

"The second floor seems to be a clothing store; I see all the rich people buying clothes here."

Norn looked at the three signs hanging on the tree trunk. The first oak sign read "The Best Taste," which should be a restaurant; the second sign read "Weymond's Skillful Hands."

The sign on the third floor had nothing written on it, but it featured a scantily clad catwoman painted with fluorescent paint. It looked like a brothel. Suddenly, Norn realized that the wealthy people who came here weren't just there to buy clothes.

"You stay here and wait for me." After saying that, Norn got out of the car and walked towards the giant tree.

Norn went up a wooden staircase outside the restaurant and entered the clothing store.

The moment I stepped inside, a colorful parrot hanging in a cage by the door suddenly let out a beautiful cry.

Upon hearing the noise, a rabbit-like waiter in a tuxedo immediately stopped what he was doing and rushed over.

"Welcome..."

Upon seeing that the newcomer was a disheveled boy who reeked of sweat, the rabbit-man swallowed his words and then took out three rough copper coins from his pocket and tossed them to Norn.

Norn looked at the bronze plate at his feet and realized that this was the so-called Earth Armor, and that he had been mistaken for a beggar again.

"I'm not here to beg, I'm here to buy clothes." Norn said, taking out his money bag and opening it for the rabbit-man.

Upon seeing the container overflowing with dragon coins, the rabbit-man's red eyes widened, his ears perked up, and he quickly bowed to Norn, saying, "Excuse me, guest! This way, please!"

This clothing store is very large, divided into two floors. The first floor is neatly filled with clothes racks, with various clothes categorized and hung on them. Each customer is assigned a separate salesperson.

The rabbit-man led Norn through layers of dense clothing and went straight up to the second floor.

The second floor was much more spacious, with only a display stand and a few heavily made-up demi-humans sitting around it. In the center of them stood a slender cat-human, talking incessantly to the other demi-humans.

"Mr. Weymond, this gentleman wants to buy a piece of clothing," the rabbit man said to the cat man.

Wei Meng stopped talking and turned around to look.

Norn was already ready to take out his wallet, but to his surprise, the other party did not show any disgust when they saw Norn. Instead, their eyes revealed surprise.

It abandoned the demi-human models and went straight to Norn.

"Carrot, you can go back to your work. I'll take care of this gentleman." After sending the rabbitman away, Wemon began to carefully examine Norn's dusty face.

Norn felt a little uncomfortable being stared at; the way this cat-man looked at him reminded him of when he was strolling through Chengdu in his past life.

"Sir, I know what clothes suit you." After saying that, it pulled Norn to the fitting room behind the display stand, and then took out a set of blue and black clothes.

"Put them on."

"I haven't showered for two days, and I'm a bit dirty. You're not going to force me to buy these clothes, are you?" Norn asked, worried that the guy was trying to force him to buy them.

"No, I'll have someone clean it," Wemon said urgently.

Norn took the clothes with some skepticism and went into the fitting room. When he came out a while later, Weymond was so happy he almost jumped for joy.

"Sir, look at this, it's absolutely perfect." Weymond brought over a mirror and showed it to Norn.

Norn's eyes widened when he saw himself in the mirror.

Mirrors are rare in this world, and Norn rarely looks at himself. Now, after changing his clothes, Norn realizes that he is actually incredibly handsome.

But after looking at it for a while, Weymond became dissatisfied: "I have an even better one!"

Then Weymond took out a burgundy tuxedo and handed it to Norn. When Norn put it on, he found that Weymond was already waiting for him outside with a pair of very short shorts with two strips of cloth attached.

"I'm not buying underwear," Norn said, waving his hand.

"It's not underwear, it's my latest design, I'm about to send it upstairs to sell to those bitches, why don't you try it on?"

Upon hearing this, Norn's face darkened. This stinky Furry actually thought he was a Barbie doll!

In the end, Norn didn't wear the sexy lingerie; instead, she bought several similar styles of the dark blue dress and left.

Back in the carriage, Norn ordered the tiger-men to take him to the inn.

It was already noon, and the streets were crowded with pedestrians and vendors hawking their wares.

The next second, an open carriage suddenly burst into this thriving scene, with stiff demi-human corpses piled up on its horses.