Wizard: I Brought the Wrong System

Chapter 233: Luming

I haven't written it yet...sorry...let's read it every morning...

The so-called letter is actually a piece of letter paper with two staggered cross creases on it, and these paw prints are evenly distributed on the edges. Comparing the creases, it can be seen that the paw prints in the four corners should be when they are folded. were caught together.

In the center of the letter, there is a slightly scribbled circular Fiennese handwriting:

[Lord Viscount Corey has received your letter and ordered me to visit your new neighbor. However, I don't like the filthy castle of mortals. I hope you can move to the Truro River. I am on the bank of the river. waiting for your arrival]

[—Edmont Thomas]

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Above the name is a cumbersome pattern printed with bright red ink pad. If you look at it, you may think it is just a simple handprint. If you look closely, you can find that those dense patterns vaguely constitute a tall gentleman's hat.

The format of the letter paper is not up to the standard, it is not so much a letter as it is a post-it note.

"My lord, this is indeed the special seal of Viscount Corey." Dylan, who had already read the contents of the letter, reminded in a low voice.

This was a piece of paper suddenly dropped by a crow. If Dylan hadn't opened it, he wouldn't have known that it was a letter from Viscount Corey's messenger.

Hearing Dylan's prompt, Yarrow stretched out his thumb and wiped the bright red mark of the stamp seal. It felt a little smooth, like dripping wax or dyed grease.

Spread the hand, the surface of the thumb is still clean.

This not only shows that the material of the ink pad is very good, but also shows that the printing time of this ink pad is not short.

- If the seal is not dry, it means that Viscount Corey is likely to come in person.

But now the stamp on this stationery is completely dry.

"Have you printed the blank letterhead with the stamp?"

This so-called messenger can only get this kind of thing if he is deeply trusted by Viscount Corey.

Yarrow shoved the letter paper to Dylan and asked, "Where is the Truro River?"

"When we came over, the river we passed was the Truro River." Dylan answered while holding the letter paper in a hurry.

This kind of letter paper is not useless. In many noble families, this kind of letter paper with seals needs to be preserved and passed down. After a few generations, this kind of thing may be a family heirloom.

Although Yarrow doesn't need to use this letter as a family heirloom, this letter can also be used as a pass for the Viscounty of Corey at certain times, which has a certain value in use.

If Yarrow wants to buy mortal materials in the future, he may have to continue to deal with this neighbor. With this letter, he can avoid some troubles sometimes.

Since he was going to see that mysterious messenger, he naturally couldn't let go of his precautions.

Yarrow quickly walked back to the laboratory, quickly put on the modified heavy armor, and put on a gray wizard robe without any markings on the outside.

When this gray wizard robe was made, the existence of heavy armor was considered. It was specially designed so that it would only show a little bloated after wearing it, but it was difficult to see that there was still a piece of heavy armor inside.

-Wizard apprentices generally hate heavy armor, and Yarrow doesn't want to cause unnecessary troubles because of such trivial matters.

It didn't take much time for some preparations, Yarrow didn't delay, and immediately walked out of the castle gate.

It takes about half an hour to walk from the castle to the river. The servants also take water along this road these days, so they have also been roughly trimmed these days. Yarrow maintains the chivalrous breathing method, even if he wears heavy armor , it's not too hard to walk.

In the evening, the sky was overcast, and the cold winter wind was blowing constantly.

At this time, the ground on both sides was silent, and the heavy armor collided with each other, making a crisp knocking sound.

"Yo-!"