Initiating a Plant Revolution in the Otherworld

Chapter 199 The Value of the Magic Club (~seeking a ticket~)

Two days have passed since the exchange with the principal of the military academy and the dean of the academy.

In the afternoon, Ron went to the First Military Academy and the Academy of Magic again. In the offices of the two principals, he was awarded the honorary student status of the military academy and the special assistant teaching position of Professor Simmons respectively.

Everything is just for the sake of follow-up actions, so the conferring ceremony does not need to be too grand and formal, in short, it is just a vain job.

However, getting the honorary status of the two top colleges in the empire like this still makes Ron feel a little bit like a dream.

This is probably something that the original owner never dared to imagine in his entire life.

But now it was realized by Ron by mistake.

And just after he obtained these two identities, at night, the three shop transfer contracts were sent to the nunnery of the Harvest Goddess, and finally fell into Ron's hands.

The above amount is written with a striking number - "0".

That is to say, the century-old shop on Monris Street, the shop on Central Street in Peace Square, and the shop on Guanyue Street in Impaxiu Lake were all transferred to Ron for free.

What Ron said earlier can be regarded as a prophecy at this time.

Really don't even need 1000 gold coins.

"They're quite well-informed." Ron muttered, after reading the three store transfer contracts and confirming that there was no problem, he signed them.

Although the flower shop only needs one shop, it is good to have two more shops for free, what if it will be used in the future?

But the question now is, among the three shops, which one should I choose as a flower shop?

Ron reached out to Nora about this issue.

"If it's a flower shop, do you prefer a particularly quiet one, or one with a wide view, or one with a lot of traffic?"

"Hmm..." Nora tilted her head in distress, "No matter what store you open, the flow of people should be the most important thing, right?"

"Don't worry about the profitability of the flower shop itself, you don't have to worry about it." Ron corrected, "I'm asking what kind of environment you prefer."

"I, I..." Nora raised her small face and frowned, thinking, and finally hesitated, "It's better to be quiet... It doesn't matter if the field of vision is wide or not."

"Yeah, it's just as I thought, which means we have a good understanding." Ron smiled with satisfaction.

Nora also lowered her head and smiled shyly.

But in fact, no matter which one Nora chose, Ron would say the same thing.

This is of course not a lie, after all, he likes all three shops.

But since Nora likes something quieter, it's the century-old shop on Monris Street.

The next morning, including the keys of the three shops, land deeds and other related matters, someone took care of it for Ron and delivered it to his door.

Ron put these things into the [backpack], and then took the key to the store on Monris Street and walked all the way to Queen Street.

The carriage stopped at the corner of Queen Street, Ron paced down, walked slowly in Queen Street, and almost lost his way.

After this area gradually developed from the original Queen Street, that is, Monris Street, the surrounding streets were all included in the category of "Queen Street", and finally evolved into an area of ​​noble luxury goods.

All kinds of high-end jewelry, clothing, makeup, watches and other items are the absolute mainstream here.

Occasionally, you can see several aristocratic clubs, including tea, coffee, hunting, reading, magic and other themed clubs, which represent the gathering places of small circles here.

These clubs are equivalent to multi-functional stores that integrate the functions of making friends, gatherings, and eating. Only in the imperial city, where barons walk everywhere and viscounts are as numerous as dogs, can there be room for survival and development.

Ron walked around here for a long time, and finally just wandered around. It's up to fate whether he can find that shop, anyway, it's not in a hurry.

At this moment, a head popped out of the window on the second floor next to it: "Ron?"

Ron turned his head when he heard the sound, and saw Sauvin's blushing face, and Miss Penny's soft voice next to him: "Your Highness Sauvin~ It's your turn to play the cards."

"Little Penny, don't worry, Ron is downstairs, I'll invite him to come up and play." Suowen turned his head and smiled at Penny next to him.

Probably because the salty pig's hand touched some sensitive place, Penny next to her burst into a coquettish smile and a shy "hate" sound came from the window, and the corners of Ron's eyes twitched when he heard it.

Sauvin came downstairs and dragged Ron to the second floor of the club.

"Is this the Hunting Club?"

"No, this is the magic club."

"What the hell? You're not a magician, why did you come here?"

"Who said you have to be a magician to come in? As long as you can afford the membership fee and simply answer some magic questions, you can come regardless of whether you are a magician or not."

"But why do you come to this kind of place? Isn't it just hunting girls?"

"You don't understand that." Suowen laughed, with a look of tenderness on his face, "The hunting clubs are basically full of stinky men, and even if there are women, they are mostly fierce horses that are difficult to control."

"The Magic Club is different."

"There are many pink and lovely noble ladies here. Although they lack magical talent, they are full of curiosity about the magical world, so they gather in this club."

"These girls are the value of the magic club!"

After hearing his nonsense, Ron couldn't help but rolled his eyes, and followed Sauvin into the room on the second floor.

There were three men and three women in the room earlier. Except for Suo Wen and Penny, the other four Ron didn't know each other, and of course he didn't really want to know them.

After all, it is probably not a good bird to be able to fool around with Suowen, and it would be bad if he was brought down.

After a brief introduction, Ron sat down next to Sauvin, ordered a glass of fruit wine, and refused the club's offer of a female companion.

After chatting with the other four people he just met, Ron looked at Suowen and Penny next to him, and said in a teasing tone, "I haven't seen you for a few days, it's already like glue?"

"Haha." Suowen proudly wrapped his arms around Penny's slender waist, and Penny also cooperatively approached Suowen's arms, her face blushing.

Although Penny looked at Ron with some amazement at his appearance, she no longer had the feeling of admiration she had earlier.

From this point of view, Penny's temperament is not bad.

"Are you playing elemental cards?" Ron looked at the messy cards on the table and saw a very familiar pattern.

"Oh yes, speaking of which, you invented this thing?" Suowen picked up an elemental card and asked, "This thing is much more interesting than simply throwing dice."

"As long as you like it." Ron shrugged his shoulders and asked curiously, "Are there many people playing this in the aristocratic circle recently?"

Fluttering Street Diary: Before I know it, the monthly pass will reach 20 again... If this continues, there will be a big problem... Should I change the rules for adding more next month?

(End of this chapter)