Chapter 132
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Thinking of this, Dean fell into deep thought.
After a while, the carriage came to a remote town on the edge of the commercial district and stopped in front of an ordinary resident's house.
Dean opened the curtain. The rain had stopped outside, but there was still water on the ground. He looked at the door number of the ordinary building. After confirming that it was correct, he sighed slightly. He picked up the bag of gold coins under the chair and got off the carriage. He asked the coachman to wait for a moment. Then he took out the key and entered the small building.
The furniture in the small building was new and complete. Most of it was arranged by the consortium when they assigned it to him. But during his training, the room had accumulated a thick layer of dust.
"I need to recruit a few servants." Dean touched the dust and threw the bag of gold coins into the safe in the small building. This was a new safe, so he set a new password.
Dong ~ ~!
The old swinging clock on the wall rang.
Dean looked at the time. It was eight o 'clock in the evening. The curfew would start in an hour. He immediately locked the door and left the small building. He took the carriage back to the Hunter Headquarters.
The next day.
Dean got up on time. When he arrived at the cafeteria to eat breakfast, he felt that some of the other early students were secretly glancing at him and whispering.
However, these deliberately suppressed voices were still very clear in his ears.
"I didn't expect that I would become a little celebrity because of Glenn." Dean's mouth twitched. He quickly ate his breakfast and went to the scattering training ground to continue yesterday's training.
The two servants who were responsible for assisting him in archery were waiting for him to prepare the arrows.
With the help of both of them, Dean was able to concentrate on the training and his efficiency was at least doubled.
The young instructor came earlier today. He watched Dean practice and from time to time gave pointers. He was very satisfied with Dean's quick comprehension. Seeing that Dean had mastered the basic essentials of scattering, he assigned him tasks for today and left.
Since absorbing hundreds of cold crystals, Dean's physical strength had already exceeded the young instructor's estimation. The tasks assigned by the instructor were easily completed by around three o 'clock in the afternoon.
Dean didn't continue to practice as he thought about the magistrate's recruitment in a few days. He left the training ground and went to a nearby branch of the magistrate. Although it was a branch, the building style was extraordinary. It was as magnificent as the Scavenger Headquarters. The steps at the entrance were eighteen floors high.
Dudian immediately went forward to consult.
"That's right, the apprentice priest recruitment will be held in five days at the Bohr Square. If you want to join, you'll have to pass the preliminary test first," the guard said.
Dudian thanked him and left. He took the carriage to the residential area.
It was already dusk. Jura and her husband were having dinner at home.
Both of them were surprised to see Dudian come back. Dudian looked at them: "The house in the commercial district is ready. I came back to take you there. If you don't want to live in the commercial district for the time being, you can go with me to the commercial district to apply for a temporary residence permit. Then you can go there at any time."
Jura's face was filled with gratification and gratitude as she smiled and agreed.
Gray smiled and said, "Your auntie has always been reluctant to leave this place. She has lived here for too long and is familiar with the surrounding neighbors, so she doesn't want to leave."
Dudian nodded. He knew Jura's temperament. After all, she was sentimental.
The next day.
Dudian called the carriage and took Jura and her husband to the commercial district. He helped them with the temporary residence permit and took them to see the new house.
Jura and her husband were very satisfied. Although the house was in the suburbs of the commercial district, but it was far better than the house they lived in the residential area.
Dean took out 100 gold coins from the safe and gave it to them along with the house key so that they could take care of it themselves.
At around nine o 'clock, Dean arrived at the training ground. The young instructor saw that he was late, severely criticized him, and then asked for the reason.
Dudian answered truthfully.
The young instructor's face eased a bit after listening to Dudian. Then he increased the task by one-third as a punishment.
Dudian recalled the law knowledge in his mind while training. The position of a priest was a protective charm for him. With this position, he was no longer an ordinary civilian.
Although he was now a hunter, his identity was still that of a commoner. Being a civilian meant that if he died, apart from the Mellon consortium, it wouldn't cause much waves in the outside world. It also meant that the risk of killing him wasn't high.
In the blink of an eye, a day passed.
Dudian completed the task assigned by the young instructor at around three o 'clock in the afternoon. But he insisted on practicing until around five o' clock before going back.
Five days passed quickly.
Dudian practiced scatter archery during the day to improve his accuracy. At night, he found some law books from the library and went back to his room to review them. Every day, he stayed up until 12 o 'clock in the evening to sleep. He slept for six hours.
"Instructor, I want to take a day off." Dudian changed into ordinary clothes and went to the training ground to find the young instructor.
The young instructor frowned as he saw his outfit: "Where are you going?"
"It's a little private matter. It's very important." Dudian euphemistically replied.
The young instructor looked at him, snorted coldly, and said, "Go, but I'll remember today's task for you."
Dudian was overjoyed. He quickly thanked the young instructor and quickly turned away.
The five people next to him were stunned. One of them reacted and said in a hurry: "Instructor, I also want to take a day off."
"Get out!"
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Dudian jumped into the carriage and told the coachman to rush to Pall Square at full speed.
Half an hour later, the carriage came to the street outside Pall Square and stopped.
Dudian heard the noise outside. He opened the curtain and was shocked to see the street was full of people. The carriages were lined up like a long dragon. These people were obviously coming to participate in the exam.
"So many people!" Dudian felt some pressure. He jumped out of the carriage and squeezed through the crowd.
Although he was taller than his peers, but compared to the robust adults, he was much smaller. He quickly drilled through the crowd like a loach. On the way, there was a hot-tempered man carrying a girl on his shoulder. It seemed that he wanted to push his child to the front of the crowd. Dudian slid past him and squeezed him. He was so angry that he shouted at a teenager behind him.
The youth was stunned by the scolding and was a little dazed.
Halfway through the crowd, Dudian suddenly saw a very familiar carriage among the long line of carriages. He suddenly remembered that he had seen it on that rainy night.
"It's her!" Dudian was pleasantly surprised. At the same time, he smelled the fragrance from the chaotic crowd. He immediately squeezed through the crowd and moved over.
A knight in full armor saw Dudian approaching. He immediately raised his hand and said: "Back off!"
Dudian immediately stopped and shouted: "Jenny!"
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