Western Fantasy: I can brush entries infinitely

Chapter 39 Prom Invitation

After leaving the Adventurer's Association, Ron deliberately took a few turns. It seemed that he was too worried, and there was no extra tail behind him.

Maybe it was the regulations of the Adventurer's Association, or maybe it was Gerald's warning, but no one came to trouble Ron.

When they returned to the hotel, they found Michelle there. He and Boss Reagan listened to what Jeff was talking about. Ron leaned over, but they didn't find anyone approaching.

"At the beginning when we agreed to become adventurers after graduation, so that the entire Carlo kingdom would hear our name, how innocent and romantic she was at that time. I still remember her expression when she said this." Jeff broke down in tears.

Next to him, Reagan said in a tone of resentment: "She is now a princess, what's the use of saying this now? More than ten years have passed, maybe she has forgotten you, and she doesn't remember what she said at that time."

Michelle followed suit, and he could only do so.

"You are not allowed to speak ill of Karaman!" Even so, Jeff still missed the person in his heart and defended him.

Although he didn't see the whole picture, Ron almost understood Jeff's experience.

Jeff is about 30 years old. He was about 20 years old when he graduated. He only met King Meredith in the morning. He is 60 years old. So, more than ten years ago, the 50-year-old king married a 20-year-old girl For the concubine.
Well, normal behavior for a king.

Ron looked at Jeff with a hint of sympathy, when Michelle finally noticed him behind him.

"Ron, you're back. I'm here to find you. I heard from Uncle Reagan that you went out early in the morning."

He looked happy, as if something good was waiting for Ron.

Ron nodded and said, "Exactly, I also have a few things to tell you."

"What's the matter? Tell me, no matter what it is, I will help you if you can." Michelle said solemnly.

"It's not a big deal."

Ron waved his hand and continued, "I went to the palace today, completed the conferring ceremony, and will return to the territory soon."

Hearing this, Michelle showed a sunny smile, "Congratulations. From today onwards, you are the official baron."

Reagan looked up and said in a rare way, "Congratulations, Baron Arnold."

"Thank you."

Ron responded with a smile, his eyes fell on Jeff, and said: "Mr. Jeff, I didn't mean to hear your story, and I didn't think it was wrong for you to do so. On the contrary, I admire your persistence, Mr. Jeff." and sincerity."

Hearing this, Jeff turned his head slowly, and Reagan and Michelle looked at Ron, but did not speak.

"I'm sorry, Lord Baron. You have given me full respect for listening to me as a commoner. I am ashamed of your praise." Jeff also studied at the Noble Academy and knows the etiquette of nobility.

Ron went on to say: "Although I admire your spirit, as Boss Reagan said, the memories you think are unforgettable may have been forgotten by others."

"No, impossible." Jeff was still saying these words.

In Ron's view, the other party was just deceiving himself and others and dared not admit it.Michelle next to him wanted to tell Ron not to provoke Jeff anymore, but Reagan stopped him and gave him a look for Ron.

"Mr. Jeff," Ron called.

Hearing the voice, Jeff raised his head slightly, and his eyes met Ron's, only to hear him say: "You treat this relationship as your whole life, even though you and I have only met a few times, and didn't even say a word. One sentence, but I'm sure you have a big dream hidden in your heart, and you must really want to realize it."

Jeff was stunned, recalling that Zeng Jin, who was named a genius when he was young, gave birth to the dream of becoming a great magician.

"You have lost more than ten years of precious time, do you want to continue like this? This is really your own choice?"

Speaking of this, Ron stopped. As an outsider, he has done enough.

Reagan gave him a thankful look, picked up the flagon and poured a glass of spirits into Jeff's hand, but he was immersed in pain and doubt, and did not pay attention to the outside world.

At this time, he needs to be quiet by himself. Michelle took Ron to the side, and he admired: "Ron, you are really amazing. I believe Senior Jeff can figure it out by himself."

"It's nothing."

Ron smiled, "By the way, I need your help with a small matter."

"Whatever, just say it."

"Can you find someone for me, she is from the Alchemy Department, her name is Nancy." Ron said.

"Nancy?"

Michelle thought about it for a while, and remembered who 'Nancy' was. He was confused: "Sister Nancy is a genius in alchemy, why are you asking about her?"

Ron didn't hide anything, he said bluntly that he wanted to invite the other party to his territory, and that he might have to rely on Michelle's help if he wanted to successfully invite Nancy.

"Ron, we haven't known each other for a short time, so I'll tell the truth."

Hearing this, Ron knew that it would not be that simple to invite Nancy. The other party was a genius in alchemy, and there must be a lot of big shots staring at him. Even if it cost a lot of money, he would win over to work for his family.

"Well, just say it straight."

Michelle: "Since you know about alchemy, you should also know the difference between magic potion and alchemy."

"Among the academy schools, alchemy is the most unstable type of magic. The materials it consumes and the results it obtains are not fixed."

This was the first time Ron had heard it, and he couldn't help but get serious.

"For example, magic potion. As long as you know the formula of the potion and mix the herbs according to a certain ratio, you can get a fixed effect magic potion."

"As for alchemy, everything is unknown. Alchemy is a mysterious subject based on the combination of material characteristics and certain esoteric rules, and it covers a wide range."

"An alchemist needs a large supply of materials, ten times that of ordinary magic pharmacists, but the results obtained are not fixed, and often depend on the experience of the alchemist."

"Arnold's territory is now so, I advise you not to recruit Senior Nancy."

After listening to Michelle's words, Ron looked surprised. It seems that alchemy is omnipotent.

He asked: "Can the Noble Academy satisfy the research of alchemists?"

Michelle shook her head, "No, because of insufficient teaching resources, the number of students in Alchemy is the least."

After getting the answer, Ron felt relieved. No nobles would compete with him for talents, and the chances of attracting Nancy increased by a few percent.

There is Black Valley Forest in Arnold's territory, where there are countless materials, so there is no need to worry about not being able to support a talented alchemist.

"It's okay, you need to worry about hiring Nancy to my territory."

Hearing Ron's insistence, Michelle sighed and agreed, and then sent a letter to his father, Viscount Gordon, presumably with his father's character, he would send more materials.

"By the way, you haven't said why you came to see me?"

Only then did Michelle realize that he had come to find Ron on business, and he said, "His Royal Highness the Second Prince Baird will hold a ball in the palace, do you want to come?"

Before Ron could reply, Michelle said again: "The people at the ball are all heirs or offshoots of the upper noble families. You are now a baron. This is a good opportunity to get in touch with them."

Ron looked at him with a strange expression and asked, "Can you get an invitation?"

He knew that no matter whether it was a viscount or a baron, they were just lower nobles.

Michelle smiled mysteriously, "I have my own way, do you want to go?"

Ron was silent. In fact, he didn't care about that occasion in his heart, but Michelle was really thinking about him. Arnold's territory is too remote. If there is a high-ranking nobleman in the king's capital to help, it will be very good. development and get rid of the predicament of the past.

Of course, the premise is to have a good relationship.

Under Michelle's expectant eyes, Ron slowly opened his mouth.

(End of this chapter)