Another world, I have an elf magician

"Hahaha, I'm just kidding, you really believe it!"

"You are so bad and annoying!"

Looking at the two people fighting in front of me, I felt that Shatya was the kind of guy who didn't allow himself to suffer alone and wanted to share bad things with others.

Fortunately, I didn't stupidly put this thing in my mouth like Andili.

This thing is not a good thing at a glance!

I handed a bottle of water to Shatya and Andili, and they both rushed to use it to rinse their mouths.

"By the way, what is this?"

Satya asked after rinsing her mouth.

I looked at the black jar, pinched my nose, picked it up and looked at it.

Suddenly, I discovered a row of tiny characters on the bottom.

"Senior, this text is a bit special." Andili said.

I touched my chin and recalled the Dema North Asian script I had taught myself in the reading room based on the knowledge in the books.

"Mo... Mocha hoof... mold?" I said vaguely.

Satya asked, "How did you find this thing?"

Andili replied: "I found it under the body of Shadow Demon..."

"Let's go and ask Joseph together. He is a local and should know the words above and know what it is." Shadia's voice came out.

Just like that, she and I went out, intending to look for Joseph.

Joseph should now be telling stories in the small square in the center of town, where I remembered he had said he was going.

"Wait a minute, Mr. Khaki."

Satya suddenly stopped me.

I looked back at her, "What's wrong?"

"Give me the things and I'll go ask. You and your fellow students can just rest." Shatya said.

"really?"

I feel a little strange, why did I just say that we would go find someone together, but now we have to go alone?

Shatya snatched the jar from my hand and winked at me, "Don't worry, I'll do the work. If you want to have in-depth communication with me, you're welcome at any time."

After that, she blew me a kiss.

Hey, what a...dissolute woman.

I heard that Mundokodi is an alliance that brings together five races: demihumans, orcs, dwarves, stone people, and winged people.

They are more like a hodgepodge, with several races joining and dividing, dividing and joining again, like children playing house.

Some of their races, when angry, would easily leave the alliance and declare independence. But when they encountered enemies, they would hide together and hug each other for warmth.

The people there seem to be very open-minded and like to greet outsiders.

Maybe it's because of their race. They don't have the precision and dexterity of tools that pure humans have, and they don't have the super-high control of magic that the elves have.

Therefore, their country has introduced a ridiculous policy, which is to encourage domestic women to seduce and harass human men outside. If they become pregnant, there will be corresponding rewards.

There are many people who regard this country as their dream place.

But according to people familiar with the situation, the Alliance still looks down upon ordinary men. What the Alliance likes is a strong human man.

I went there and basically never came back until I was squeezed to the last drop... It was simply hell.

I shook my head, stopped thinking about it, and took Andili back to the house.

I was a little sleepy, so I chose to lie on the bed and take a nap. As for Andili, she was afraid of strangers, so she stayed next to me.

"Senior, wake up, it's time to have lunch."

At noon, I was woken up by Andili.

She brought a bowl of meat porridge, and I said thank you after taking it.

Andili said: "Senior, you were sleeping just now and didn't see what happened outside."

"What happened outside?" I asked curiously.

Andili said: “I just heard the noise, so I went out to take a look and found that Shatya was having a conflict with others.

She seemed to have secretly poured the liquid from the previous jar into other people's pots, and then was discovered. "

"Ah? Then my bowl of meat porridge..." I subconsciously looked at the bowl in my hand.

Andili said: "Senior, don't worry. Shatya said that she just wanted to take revenge on her avenger and did not harm anyone else."

"How is she now?" my voice.

Andili said: "It didn't do anything, I just got scolded. The gang said Sister Shatya was a slut, and she deliberately played pranks because she didn't give her money..."

"Besides, Sister Satya said she secretly added something to the pot after several people across from her finished eating."

"Oh, that's it. That shouldn't be considered being caught. This is blatant." I said after taking a sip of meat porridge.

"Cough cough..."

"Senior, when will we go back?"

Andili coughed twice, her voice a little hoarse.

I said: "I don't know. I might stay for a few days, go to the ruins to search for some things, and then leave. I heard that people lived here before, so there is a high probability that there will be nothing good in the ruins."

"But the intelligence above said, ahem... there is some treasure here." Andili said.

"Maybe. It's just an exchange activity anyway. It doesn't matter whether we bring something or not. We can still get extra credits when we go back." I said lazily.

Andili nodded, "Oh...cough cough cough!"

I touched her head and asked, "Are you feeling uncomfortable? Did you catch a cold last night?"

Andili nodded and said, "One thing is, it was very cold when we were camping last night."

I said with concern: "Drink more hot water, and you will be fine if you drink hot water."

"Oh..." Andili looked a little depressed.

After I finished my meal, I went outside to get some air.

As soon as I went out, I heard someone talking about Satya.

"That damn woman actually put rat droppings in our food to punish us!"

"Fuck, wasn't it just that I didn't pay you last time? Why does she hold such a grudge?"

"Aren't all women like this? It's just a one-time prostitute. The worst thing is to promote her to other people in the future and give her some business."

"Ahem, if she annoys me one day, I will push her to the ground and beat her hard... Ahem, cough!"

It seems that because of the cold weather last night, I found that several people were coughing.

Although a cold is just a minor thing, magic can't cure it.

Speaking of which, it may be funny, magic can't cure colds?

But the fact is that it is true. Magic only targets internal and external injuries. For things like colds, you need to take medicine.

I came to the small square of the town, and sure enough I saw Joseph telling a story.

He was happily telling stories about the mountains.

"It is said that the mountain god fought the plague for three days and three nights, and finally used a magic to seal it under the mountain. Ahem... let me tell you, that plague... ahem, cough.

When it started that year, it was just a minor cold. There is another version of the story.

The miracle doctor did not starve to death. He just warned everyone that the plague was coming and promoted his herbal medicine. However, he was regarded as fooling everyone and cheating people out of money by buying the medicine. So everyone drove the miracle doctor out, but people started to die later, and The death was quite tragic! "