Lord of the Mysteries: Traveler

After talking about the normal circus, let's talk about this abnormal circus, the Sohir Circus.

The Sohir Circus is the most high-end address among all the permanent circuses. Of course, this aristocratic area is only an area where the weaker nobles live, so the guards in the noble area do not check strictly, or they just glance at it. The eyes no longer pay attention.

But even so, the business of the Sohir Circus is still not very good. Many people in the civilian area have a permanent circus that is equivalent to the Sohir Circus, and they don't need to look at the guards of the noble area.

Speaking of the guards in King Thorne District, Furen looked outside, and now he has reached the checkpoint in King Thorne District. To Fren's surprise, the carriage just stopped for a while and drove directly into the Kingshorn district, and Fren was not allowed to come out to be checked by the guards.

Furen glanced outside, and saw a few scattered people playing cards or chatting in the guard room. Someone saw Furen looking out and nodded, and Furen nodded politely.

At this time, the voice of the coachman came: "Sir, please don't worry, the guards in the Kingshorn District are not strict, I am an old coachman, the guards know me, I greeted them, You are not one of those poor people who will not steal."

It was only then that Furen realized that the people who rode in the carriage were basically either rich or expensive. The price of carriages in this era was beyond the expectations of today's middle class, or in other words, commoners with slightly higher incomes. The people who rode the carriage were basically businessmen with a little wealth.

But Furen still expressed his thanks. After all, the coachman saved him some time.

Although the business of the Sohir Circus is not good, it has an advantage that other circuses cannot match, that is, the number of performances is large. This is also the reason why the Sohir Circus has a bad location, but its income is not higher than other circuses. The reason why there are so few groups.

There are performances every day, so people in the noble district do not need to wait until a special time to enjoy the fun of the circus. This is also liked by the nobles who pride themselves on being extraordinary, so the Sohir Circus, which is not well-known in front of the public, is unexpectedly more famous in several nearby noble districts.

However, the number of viewers at the Sohir Circus was unsatisfactory, and there were basically many spare seats.

Fren has no way of determining whether the "Juggler's" digestion condition is to have enough people to watch him perform his tricks, or to require himself to perform enough times.

However, no matter what kind of digestion method, the Sohir Circus will meet their requirements very well.

Furen wanted to glance outside. There was nothing in the commercial street outside that was beyond Furen's understanding.

Just like many other commercial streets Fren has visited, it is full of Trier's unique, golden pompous style, and does not have the "low-key luxury" of the aristocrats that are usually advertised.

In other words, the luxury belonging to the nobles that the nobles of Trier agree with is such an exaggerated style.

But at present, the shops on Harden Street seem to have not woken up, full of difficulties and annoyances that are not common in commercial streets.

After Furen paid the fare, he went straight to his destination, Sohir Circus.

The concierge of the circus was obviously a little tired, but when he saw a visitor coming, he still managed to cheer himself up.

"Hello, sir, do you want to come to the circus?" The janitor was estimated to be in his thirties. Compared with the janitors who had already reached retirement age, he looked very energetic.

However, a very similar point is that the gatekeepers are obviously very good at chatting. Although this gatekeeper is probably not a part-time ticket seller, he still had a conversation with Fren.

"Yes, sir, but seriously, I should be watching the magic show." Furen nodded and replied.

The janitor's face showed a naive smile, or in other words, Furen could vaguely see the naive expression of the janitor he had seen on Earth. It's hard to imagine such a smile blooming on the face of a man in his thirties.

With a smile, the janitor said, "Magic? That's one of the signs of our Sohir Circus, and the guests who have visited are still willing to enjoy the magic again, so I believe you will find it in the magic show too. fun."

After he finished speaking, the janitor stopped talking, but used actual actions to prove that he expected the guests to find their own joy in the circus.

Furen looked at the gatekeeper who stood up and invited him to enter and said, "Okay, thank you for your enthusiasm, I think I will enjoy it to the fullest." Furen bowed politely.

The janitor didn't even think about bringing Fren in because of his duty, but just watched Fren walk into the building, which was decorated like a big tent.

The fixed circus is very different from the wandering circus, mainly because the resident circus has a fixed performance location.

For a circus without a backstage, a fixed location is very precious~www.NovelMTL.com~ A fixed performance location is not only required to obtain the right to temporarily live in, it is best to have a long-term contract, or buy it directly this land.

A resident circus that can exist for a long time must not only have a place for performances, but also a place to raise those lions and other creatures, as well as a place for practice and innovation, and of course, a staff dormitory.

It can be said that although resident circuses and non-fixed circuses are both called circuses, the two can be said to be very different.

The decoration of the place also has to have its own style. Although everyone comes for the circus or magic, the decoration of the circus is actually a self-evident service item.

The decoration of the Sohir Circus is like a huge tent, the kind of nomadic chieftain-style tent.

In general, the Sohir Circus is still in line with the aesthetics of the nobles in Trier.

In the lobby on the first floor, or the ticket office on the first floor, Furen saw a girl with a face painted in various colors doing ticket sales and accounting.

Before Furen came to her, she was still writing and drawing, and when Furen knocked on the table in front of her, the girl suddenly woke up.

The girl with colorful patches on her face undoubtedly fits her identity as a circus ticket seller.

Not only that, maybe the colorful patches were also a special makeup look. When Fren saw the ticket-selling girl looking up, she felt that the girl was quite beautiful.

However, Fren doesn't have the ability to see people's faces through patches of various colors, so it's a bit of a pity for a gentleman.

The ignorant girl was a little puzzled when she saw a person standing in front of her, but she quickly responded and asked, "Sir, do you want to watch a circus?"

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