After crossing into the wizarding world, he quietly became a god

However, Richard himself has a high affinity for fire element, so he does not plan to sell this fire element magic crystal. It would be better to make it into magic equipment to enhance the power of fire element magic.

Richard counted the spoils from killing the Earth Bear.

He didn't need the Earth Elemental Magic Crystal of the Earth Bear, but he could at least sell it for 1,500 gold coins. The Earth Bear's body was too big, and Richard couldn't teleport it with his current power of faith, so he didn't plan to teleport it over.

The cost-effectiveness of consuming the power of faith in this way is too low. You only need to collect high-value materials and furs and teleport to the Ouyun plane.

Every wizard needs magical materials, and Richard doesn't want to sell them. Furs can also be tanned into leather armor. Metal armor will affect the wizard's ability to sense elemental power, but leather armor does not have this problem.

The fur of the Earth Bear should be able to be tanned into a few sets. After you have one set for yourself, you can sell the rest.

Richard took Elsa back to the body of the Earth Bear. Vic and the others had not finished dealing with it yet, so he could only use the metal knife to peel off the fur bit by bit along the wound caused by Richard.

Richard collected the teeth, eyeballs, and claws of the Earth Bear, all of which can be used as magical materials.

With Richard's help, Vic was finally able to carry the Earth Bear back in pieces.

Richard used the power of faith to sacrifice furs and other magical materials to himself in the Ouyun plane, and then put all these things into the magic sealing box.

"It seems that I need to prepare a few more magic boxes. There are many magical beasts near Teet Town, so there must be a lot of magic boxes in reserve."

……

The next day.

After sleeping for several hours, Richard finally woke up.

The two maids have already started cleaning the house, and Hansen and others have already started knight training.

"Sir, shall we prepare for dinner now?"

Lucy bowed to Richard and said.

"Just call me Richard from now on," Richard said with a smile. If nothing else, it felt good to be taken care of.

"I'll start eating after I finish washing up."

Today's breakfast is toast with special ham and a glass of milk.

These expenses should all be borne by the town of Titt, right?

Although it was just an ordinary breakfast, Lucy was able to make it taste pretty good. It didn't seem like Lucy had a talent as a chef.

"Today, the Archon sent someone to inform you to choose the enchantment spell, and some nobles want to pick a time to visit Lord Richard."

Visit me?

Richard shook his head and said, "I will go and select the enchantment spell later. As for those nobles who come to visit, just tell them that I want to concentrate on studying enchantment recently and I don't have time to entertain them. Just turn them away."

Richard did not want to waste time socializing with these nobles. He was afraid that most of them were lords with little family background and there was no need to make friends with them.

After Richard finished his breakfast, he wanted to go to Jenny to choose the enchantment magic.

Seeing Hansen and others training, he reminded Lucy: "Tell Hansen that I don't have any travel plans recently, so they can move freely."

Being in the aristocratic district of Tite Town, his safety was guaranteed, so there was no need for Hansen and others to follow him all the time.

Unfortunately, Jenny seemed to have a lot of government affairs piled up, so the busy Jenny asked another person to take Richard to learn enchantment magic.

Why is it her?

Richard had a headache. The person assigned by Jenny turned out to be the noble girl he met in the garden at the cocktail party that day. Thinking of what happened in the garden, Richard had already dug a wizard tower with his toes.

Fortunately, the noble girl was quite shy and did not speak to Richard, but just led the way ahead.

Then the two of them came to Viscount Fast's private collection of magic books. The other three wizards were already in the collection room.

Richard was a little surprised when he looked at the dazzling array of magic books and enchantment books.

Are there other wizards in Teeter Town?

Richard focused his attention on the enchantment book. They were all elementary enchantments, so there was no need for him to worry about it.

Primary sharpness enchantment, primary magic resistance enchantment, these two enchantments and the enchantments Richard has already learned are the most common enchantments.

For the last enchantment, Richard did not choose primary agility. After all, most of the troops were knights, and the primary agility on the equipment could not affect the mounts.

Richard finally chose the primary elemental burst that he could use.

Richard looked at the three wizards who were still choosing, and his mind moved. He said, "I want to sell an earth element magic crystal. I wonder if the three wizards are interested?"

"Magic crystal?"

The three wizards were surprised. There is no wizard who would not be interested in such a good thing.

Bertha and Dart are both second-level wizards, and Cronin is also a wizard who is proficient in enchantment. He must have a lot of gold coins.

Richard took out the magic crystal of the Earth Bear.

"This magic crystal comes from a nearly level 2 magical beast, the Earth Bear. The elemental power is very strong. Whether it is made into ordinary magic equipment or as a material for a magic wand, it is enough for low-level wizards to use."

After Richard took out the magic crystal, the three wizards stared at it closely, obviously wanting it very much.

Even if you make magic equipment and sell it, you can earn a lot of gold coins.

"How many gold coins do you want to sell this magic crystal for?"

Dart spoke first, and it was obvious that he was very confident.

Richard looked at the other two and said loudly, "At least 1,500 gold coins."

One thousand five hundred gold coins, Dart calculated secretly. A first-level magic crystal with such powerful elemental power is hard to come by, and a second-level magic crystal would not be priced at this price.

"One thousand five hundred gold coins. I want them."

Richard glanced at the other two wizards. Bertha winked at him but didn't seem to want to buy it, while Cronin's eyes kept fluctuating, and it was obvious that he wanted to compete for the magic crystal.

"I'll give you one thousand gold coins, plus this wind attribute magic ring. This wind attribute magic ring can increase wind element affinity by 20%. Seven hundred gold coins should be no problem."

Richard has an affinity with the element of wind, which he cannot use now, but he can definitely use the flying magic Wind Spell which is a must-learn for third-level wizards.

Cronin finally took action, probably because he didn't have enough gold coins.

"One thousand eight hundred gold coins." Dart immediately made another offer. Cronin sighed and gave up the idea of ​​raising the price.

Richard breathed a sigh of relief. One thousand eight hundred gold coins was the price he expected.

"Two thousand gold coins!"

What surprised Richard was that the person who spoke was the noble girl.

"Are you a wizard too? If you are not a wizard, there is no need to spend two thousand gold coins to buy a magic crystal." Richard reminded kindly.

The noble girl nodded, "I am a first-level wizard."

Then he looked at Dart, "Mr. Dart, do you want to make another offer?"

Dart hesitated for a while and finally gave up. Two thousand gold coins could buy such a magic crystal, which could indeed be made into a good magic wand, but he already had a usable magic wand.

Upon seeing this, Richard traded the magic crystal to the noble girl.

The noble girl said happily, "Now I finally have enough material for the earrings."

Richard was speechless. The effect of an earring made of magic crystal would definitely not be as good as that of a magic wand. However, it was none of his business whether the other person was rich or inhumane. As long as he made money, it was enough.