Aaron, unfazed, asked,
"Elina, right? Do you have any basic wizard books
sothing that can help learn the wizard language?"
Elina looked at Aaron, curiosity flickering in her eyes. "Aaron, why do you need those books?"
Aaron replied without hesitation, "Of course I want to learn more about magic, monsters, and the mysteries of the world. But everything I’ve found is written in so strange language, I can’t read any of it."
Elina was stunned. "Then how did you learn the spell?
You can cast it perfectly. Or... did you find a magic artifact?"
Aaron waved his hand dismissively. "Hey, I learned the spell. I just don’t know how. I rember fainting, and when I woke up, there was extra mory in my mind
how to cast that spell... and two more."
He lied with a straight face, masking the truth behind his calm deanor.
Elina was stunned. She couldn’t help but murmur, "Maybe you triggered a wizard inheritance..."
She paused, giving Aaron a complicated look a mix of curiosity, awe, and disbelief.
Aaron, unfazed, asked, "So, can you help get basic knowledge on wizard books?"
Elina replied thoughtfully, "Aaron, it’s not that I don’t want to give it to you...but we wizards believe in equal exchange."
She paused, then added, "How about this you teach the runes of your Light Spell, and in return, I’ll give you the Wizard Dictionary. It records all translations for three days."
Aaron considered it. It wasn’t ideal, but it was better than nothing.
He nodded. "Deal. How about we begin the exchange tomorrow?"
Elina hadn’t expected Aaron to agree so easily. "Then tonight, you can draw the runes. Tomorrow, hand them over to ."
"No problem," Aaron replied.
Then he added, "Since you don’t have a place to stay, you’re welco to stay in my territory tonight."
Elina nodded, and lina followed quietly behind.
As they entered the gate, Elina was stunned to see the surroundings, the area was filled with organized tents, neat and orderly.
Khumba approached, eyeing Lord Aaron and the unfamiliar guests with a confused look.
Aaron said, "Old Chief, please arrange a few tents for them. Also, more people might be coming, tell Rumba to wait at the gate. And ask the chef to prepare food for them."
Khumba bowed, "Okay, Lord Aaron."
He turned to Elina and lina, "Miss, please follow ."
As they walked, Elina couldn’t help but notice how clean the territory was. Unlike other places she’d visited, there was no foul air, no trash, no chaos.
lina noticed too. "Old Chief, I don’t see anyone loitering. The place is spotless. Is there a reason?"
Khumba smiled. "Miss, you might not know, but these changes were brought by Lord Aaron. Our lives used to be miserable. We had to move camps every three days. But everything changed after he arrived."
"He ordered the construction of wooden walls, and even insisted on building proper bathrooms separate ones for n and won. People can bathe, relieve themselves, and live with dignity."
He paused, then added, "Lord Aaron strictly prohibits littering. Anyone caught doing so is punished, their contribution points are deducted."
"So everyone is careful. Even if soone dirties the place by accident, they clean it imdiately."
Elina was stunned, and so was lina. Even in the royal cities, things weren’t this clean. The idea of a dedicated bathroom amazed lina.
A few minutes later, Khumba said, "Miss, please wait here for a mont."
He walked over to Kelly’s tent and called out, "Kelly, are you here?"
Kelly poked her head out and said in an anxious tone, "Old Chief... have the undead been defeated?"
"Yes," Khumba replied.
"I need you to gather a few won to help set up tents.
They’re guests of Lord Aaron. Also, don’t ntion anything about the Ballista."
Kelly nodded and stepped out to gather help.
Khumba returned and asked Elina, "Miss, is there anything else you need?"
Elina shook her head. "Nothing for now."
"If you need anything, please let know," he added, then stood quietly to the side.
anwhile, Aaron found Rumba.
"Have you stored the Ballista?"
Rumba nodded solemnly. "Yes, Lord Aaron."
"Good. Also, alert the guards, no one is to speak about today’s events. Especially the Ballista."
"Understood."
Rumba gathered his team and went to warn the others.
Aaron knew it was ti to talk sense into his people.
Weapons like the Ballista were too valuable to be casually ntioned. He needed to ensure discipline and discretion, especially with outsiders now present.
Back at the tent.
Aaron imdiately opened his inventory.
He had a feeling, especially after slaying that werewolf,
that sothing valuable had dropped. But as his mind was busy on Elina’s team so he didn’t dare to check.
As the inventory screen unfolded before him,
his eyes widened.
It was packed.
Inventory:
- Crates of Apples ×200
- Crates of Oranges ×300
- Crates of Lychees ×100
- Crates of Guavas ×200
- Wine Bottles ×70
- Rum Barrels ×200
- Oil Barrels ×400
- Wooden Planks ×60
- Cloth Rolls ×50
- Candle Boxes ×50
- Baskets of Bread ×100
- Box of Iron Arrows ×50
- Box of Enchanted Arrows ×10
- Honey Barrels ×60
- Ropes ×100
- Box of Iron Nails ×78
- Experint Tables ×10
- Spell: Fireball ×1
- Spell: Death Arrow ×1
- Profession Scroll: Alchemist ×1
- Spell: Holy Light Ball ×1
- Spell: Light Body ×1
- Spell: Mage Hand ×1
- Spell: Shield ×1
- Wand of Necromancer ×1
- Ring of Archmage ×1
- Robes of Wizard ×3
- Wooden Bows ×80
- Iron Swords ×100
- Leather Armour ×100
- Tiger Penis ×1
- Wolf Tail ×1
- Human Skulls ×20
Aaron stared at the list, a thoughtful expression on his face.
The loot this ti was incredible.
He realized just how overpowered his Loot Skill truly was.
Supplies like ropes, oil barrels, and nails, things that would normally take days to gather, were now his, just from slaying undead.
And then there were the rare drops.
- The Profession Scroll: Alchemist glowed red, a highest-tier item.
- The Ring of Archmage and Wand of Necromancer shimred in purple, radiating power.
- Several items glowed blue, like the Robes of Wizard and Experint Tables.
- And many others glead green, including enchanted arrows, spells, and even oddities like the tiger penis, wolf tail, and human skulls.
Aaron couldn’t help but grin. This was more than loot, it was a treasure trove.
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