Demi-human Girls Completion Manual
Chapter 244 - 103. Shirt

When moving, his thoughts seemed faster, though he wasn’t sure if that was an illusion or reality.

The components of Anna still needed consideration, but trading with Anna now would not result in any losses, which was why Fisher had initially reached an agreement with her.

Her demand was to destroy a relic hidden by Blake in the treasury to set her free. Before that, she had to provide Fisher with information to help her as a bargaining chip. This meant Fisher would have many opportunities to determine whether her words and demands were true or false to avoid being ensnared in Blake’s traps or other hidden agendas.

But Fisher thought that what Anna had said about Blake being a mastermind behind the scenes was true, which is why he found it somewhat tricky. That Blake was no simple character, especially with a suspected Completion Manual on his person.

Fisher walked fast, and views of Saint Nali flowed past him, forcing his train of thought to momentarily pause.

"Scram, I am the bravest sailor in Nali!"

"Our ship is about to reach the unknown continent!"

On the street, several children sat together in a wooden cart, waving sticks at the streetlamp and shouting as if it were some giant beast in the sea. They pretended to wield swords or cannons to take it down, their faces filled with innocent charm.

The tavern radio on the streets continuously broadcasted songs praising outward exploration. Some were nostalgic tunes like the ones Lady Martha listened to before, others were by recent singers.

The themes remained unchanged, depicting thrilling adventures, heroic sailors, or ships filled with gold and treasure entering ports.

The greatest dream of children was to become captains conquering the oceans and distant continents. The most lucrative profession was being a merchant crossing continents. The New Party’s policy was an approach toward freedom in exploration...

All of this was brought to the Western Continent by the first pioneer, Captain Blake, who had returned from the South Continent laden with wealth decades ago. He had sparked a feverish seafaring and exploration craze across the Western Continent, inspiring the human zeal for outward expansion for decades and shaping a new generation of Nali people’s values and worldview.

Undoubtedly, he would be a figure written into human history as a great person.

Thinking this, Fisher’s gaze grew intense, but his pace didn’t pause. He soon reached the entrance to the Magic Market.

Fisher came here because he needed to buy the basic materials for some engraving magic he planned to do later. Renie had left several High Ring magic on his handcane before she left. However, in the densely populated Saint Nali, the use of such magic was very limited, and he needed some more powerful magic.

After all, Fisher was a Senior Member of the Magic Association. Usually, due to considerations of convenience, personal preference... and most importantly the cost of engraving magic, he preferred to use the two magic he invented, but that didn’t mean he wouldn’t engrave others.

He quickly entered the Magic Market, familiarly navigating through shops selling various Magic Materials. Previously, he had to pause for explanations and let Moli closely observe, but now was not a teaching moment, and Fisher didn’t have to do so.

This time, Fisher didn’t haggle at all. He just picked up the Magic Materials he liked and headed to the next shop without stopping and wasting time. This uninhibited demeanor would surely shock Renie into thinking Fisher had changed; he wasn’t like this before.

Mainly, with the Gold given by Bai Mu converted into Narliou, Fisher now had enough confidence. Shopping without haggling brought him an exhilarating experience.

It must be said that consuming was sometimes one of the pleasure points for humans, especially when costs weren’t a consideration.

Soon, Fisher carried a bag full of Magic Materials worth tens of thousands of Narliou, ready to return to his rental.

Once he started, these Magic Materials would transform into dozens of Middle Ring Magic worth up to six or seven hundred thousand Narliou. This was the high value a Mage could create, otherwise, each year wouldn’t see so many students eagerly vying to get into the Magic Academy.

However, before starting the engraving magic, he still needed to retrieve that shy, timid little whale.

Moli was very timid. Even after she had escaped from the girls’ dormitory, she definitely wouldn’t have gone far and was likely lingering somewhere near Saint Nali University, which gave him a general idea of where to search for her.

Fisher took a carriage back to his rental, as his job at Saint Nali University meant his mail was sent there, and Lady Martha didn’t have to carry a pile of his mail to his room every day.

But this had also resulted in a situation where Blake and others remained in the shadows while he was exposed. If the officials couldn’t intervene to solve the case, it made Fisher very passive. Now, having resigned and returned home clearly meant he was ready to roll up his sleeves and go to war with Blake behind the Pink Hall’s Healing Room.