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Chapter 412 - 263: The Last Cat Food_3

Chapter 412: Chapter 263: The Last Cat Food_3

"The last bag?" Cola was startled, not immediately understanding what Mu You meant.

"Yeah, you don’t think that returning to the Star Spirit World, your master will still feed you cat food, do you?"

Mu You looked at it: "This is the root cause of your weight gain. You should be thankful that your master didn’t toss it out."

"Ah..."

Cola remained stunned in place, the whole cat once again petrified.

"Live well with your master. I’ll come to see you when I have time." Mu You patted it on the head and left the suite.

It was only seven o’clock in the evening, not yet nightfall.

After Mu You left the dormitory area, instead of admiring the academy scenery, he left Red Rose Academy, found a corner to change into the Mysterious Man’s attire, and then found the Black Cat Pet Shop on Four Leaf Street.

"Sir, you’re finally here!"

This spherical, plump store owner was visibly enthusiastic upon seeing Mu You.

Ever since the business agreement was signed a few days ago, Mu You disappeared, causing the store owner to feel very uneasy. At one point, he even suspected that he had been deceived, that the other party’s purpose was only to cheat him out of his sterilization stick, with no actual Silver Owls to sell.

It wasn’t until now, when Mu You finally showed up, that he breathed a sigh of relief. He hurriedly came over to inquire, "Uh ... Did you bring the Silver Owls?"

The store owner looked at Mu You’s empty hands, feeling somewhat uneasy.

"Rest assured, I brought them."

Mu You opened the incubation bag and took out five Silver Owl eggs.

If he brought the Silver Owls directly, their lifespan would continuously be deducted by the door. As a necessary pet for wizards, if the lifespan couldn’t be supplemented, then it wouldn’t be a qualified product.

So Mu You brought Silver Owl eggs. Unhatched pet eggs and larvae are not affected by the door, because they do not constitute complete life and have not formed a lifespan.

Of course, these eggs had already been sterilized. The hatching Silver Owls would be in a sterilized state.

The store owner’s smile was even more enthusiastic when he saw the Silver Owl eggs Mu You took out.

Silver Owl eggs are even better! Many wizards like to start training pets from eggs.

Of course, the risk is a certain chance of hatching failure, but his contract with Mu You is based on a percentage of the sales amount. Even if hatching failure occurred, he wouldn’t suffer any loss.

"I’ll leave the eggs here with you, I’ll just look around." Mu You put down the eggs for him and walked straight into the store.

"Alright, please feel free to browse."

The store owner took the Silver Owl eggs carefully and then checked them with some instruments.

They were indeed Silver Owl eggs, and the bloodline was quite pure. The only regret was that they were already sterilized and couldn’t be used as breeders, only sold.

Mu You made a quick round in the pet shop. He had pretty much read about all the pets inside from the game text, so he already knew what he wanted to buy.

After looking around, Mu You picked out three cages.

The first cage contained a pair of kittens, looking about one and a half months old, probably just weaned. Being picked up by a stranger, they hissed and shivered in the corner, looking adorably ferocious.

But they weren’t actually cats, but pure-bred civets, a magical creature that looked a lot like a cat. They possessed the power to see through people’s hearts and could to some extent discern the goodness and evil in people.

Another cage was a birdcage with a Divining Bird inside. It looked like a featherless phoenix, completely dark green, with eight snake-like antennae on its head that could move around.

The Divining Bird’s ability was to predict the weather, and its forecasts for wind, thunderstorms, and snowy weather were all quite accurate. Many wizard families were willing to keep a Divining Bird as a weather forecaster.

The last cage was a glass cage in which a small potted plant was planted with four fist-sized, colourful snails crawling on it.

This kind of snail was called a Color-changing Giant Snail. Its body changed colour every once in a while, making it a very precise timekeeper. It was popular among wizards as a familiar. Many children liked to keep them as pets to enjoy their kaleidoscopic, ever-changing appearance.

As for other creatures, Mu You had quite a few he wanted to buy but couldn’t afford.

These three cages contained unsterilized pets,

The pure-blooded civet was the most expensive, with a price of 280 years for a male and 200 years for a female. Mu You picked one of each gender.

In addition, a Divining Bird cost 120 years, and a Color-changing Giant Snail cost 10 years each, adding up to a total of 640 years of life.

And because it was a previously agreed upon business contract, the Mysterious Man’s skin wouldn’t offer any discounts.

In addition to the previous five life cards, Mu You paid a full 140 years of life.

It must be said, pet shops really made money, but the process of opening a store was also enough to burn money.

His pet shop was still too meager, with too few pets worth showing. He could only run the business like this for now, slowly enriching the variety of pets with income.

After leaving the pet shop, Mu You went straight back to the academy dormitory and teleported to Phoenix City.

[You have arrived at the Sunlight Elf Territory, Phoenix City.]

With the prompt in his brain, Mu You appeared in a golden-red house.

The Chocobo and game character’s package were left in this house.

"Chirp!"

Mu You fed the Chocobo a can of meat from Earth, and after it wolfed down the food, he led it out the door.

It seemed that these Sunlight Elves didn’t like to be active at night. It was just past eight o’clock, and the streets of Phoenix City were deserted. Apart from a few patrolling guards, there was no one in sight.

Mu You rode the Chocobo all the way to the Elf Clan Royal Palace, where she was stopped by several guards at the entrance of the palace: "The royal palace is a restricted area, passage is forbidden!"

"I am here to see your Princess Salina..."

Mu You had no choice but to take out the unconscious Abyss Dragon and explain his purpose to the guards.

Salina must have given prior instructions about this matter. After Mu You finished speaking, the guards weren’t surprised. One of them immediately went inside to report.

After a while, the guard reappeared and nodded to Mu You.

Mu You knew that he had been given permission. He followed the guard into the palace and came directly to a brightly lit palace, where the guard stopped and signaled for Mu You to go on his own.

Entering the palace, Mu You immediately saw the female elf behind the desk in front of him.

This was his first time seeing Salina in person. This princess of the Sunlight Elves was indeed as beautiful as the rumors suggested. She had fair skin, a slender figure, and exquisitely crafted features.

However, the first thing Mu You noticed was the elf’s attire: the familiar Arcane Master chest and leg armor, the Cape of Alertness, and the accompanying ring, wand, boots, tiara, gloves ... It was a complete set of Arcane Mage Suits!

Of course, the level of this set was much higher than the mass-produced one he wore. A glance revealed that they were mostly gold-colored legendary equipment.