"Greetings, Sir.
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It's free. "
Standing on the teleportation platform, while Adil was sizing up the others, the others were also secretly sizing up Adil.
In the hall where the teleportation spell formation was located, Adil was standing at the furthest position, which belonged to the special inter-zone passageway. This not only meant that Adil had teleported the furthest, but it also meant that Adil's identity was not ordinary.
Being able to use the inter-zone passageway was in itself a symbol of wealth and status.
Moreover, this was Jadeite City, the territory of the elves.
In the eyes of the surrounding elves, Adil's silver hair and eyes were extremely eye-catching, and it was impossible not to attract attention.
An elven girl wearing a T-shirt with a gentle smile on her face walked forward and gently stood in front of Adil, "May I know how I can help you?"
"We provide a private car, and if it's your first time here, we can also provide a free guide and guide ….."
"Thank you, I really need it."
Was the F service of Jadeite City so considerate? Adil was a little surprised, but since there was a free guide, he did not reject it and directly nodded his head.
Not long after, an elven player wearing a traditional silver robe walked in from outside and led the way for Adil. s3();
According to the usual practice, people who were teleporting through the teleportation spell formation had to verify their identity.
Naturally, Adil did not have this kind of proof of identity, but fortunately, this place was more lax in the examination of Magi. After Adil revealed his identity as a Magus, he quickly passed the examination.
As he walked out of the hall, he was greeted by a tall tower.
The tower was very tall. Just by looking at it, it was probably more than a thousand meters tall. The entire tower was filled with a kind of jadeite luster, as if it was completely carved out of a single piece of jadeite.
Compared to any tower that Adil had seen in the past, the tower in front of him was even more shocking. Countless profound runes were carved on it, and even a slight sense of it was enough to make Adil lose his mind.
"That's the Emerald Tower. It's not only the gathering place for elven wizards, but also the hub of Emerald City."
The guide smiled brightly and softly introduced the history of the tower to Adil, as well as the rich heritage and various stories that had happened in it.
As soon as she opened her mouth, she couldn't stop talking. She didn't have the reserved and quiet demeanor of an ordinary elf at all, which made Adil a little surprised.
"It's said that the tower has a total of 173 floors. The bottom 10 floors are free for sightseeing. If you're interested, I can take you there later."
Observing Adil in Silence and seeing that he kept staring at the tower, the elven tour guide suggested.
"Are there any conditions to join that tower?" Adil suddenly asked, as if he had thought about it for a long time.
The tour guide was stunned. He looked at Adil and remembered that the young man in front of him was a high-grade wizard.
She tilted her head and thought for a while, then shook her head and said, "As far as I know, the Emerald Tower doesn't recruit wizards from the outside. If you want to enter the Emerald Tower, you can only join after being recommended by a member of the Emerald Tower and with the approval of a portion of the wizards …"
"So it's this kind of organization that seals off the X substance."
Adil furrowed his brows and quickly came to a realization.
That was not strange at all. For a race like the elves who valued their bloodline, they were usually very closed off. It was not a special thing to reject outsiders who took the initiative to join them.
Just like the Silver Mist Forest in the Mason District, the elves were also very against outsiders entering. Even when Adil wanted to enter the Silver Mist Forest, he had to put in a lot of effort.
The Emerald Tower's behavior did not surprise Adil too much.
"But this way, it'll take more effort to join the Emerald Tower."
That thought flashed through his mind, then he smiled and looked at the NVX tour guide beside him, "Excuse me, where's the best Y Agent shop in this area?"
In the same month, in the largest Y Agent shop in Jadeite City, an old elf dropped his arm weakly and looked at the silver-haired, silver-eyed, handsome young elf opposite him. He sighed from the bottom of his heart, "I've lost. Your Y Agent knowledge is far beyond my imagination. Even this old man can't help but be amazed."
His words immediately caused an uproar and clamor.
"Even Master Edra lost?"
"What a big hit! BIG EXPLOSIVE POINT!! "
Around the venue, looking at Edra who had admitted defeat, the elves who were holding cameras in their hands were filled with excitement. Some of them even wanted to rush forward to interview the two involved in the fight.
"Master, your Y Agent knowledge is amazing. I was just lucky to win against you."
Sitting at the head of the table with a Y Agent bottle in his hand, looking at Edra who had admitted defeat, Adil's face was filled with sincerity. He bowed respectfully to the old man in front of him like a junior. "Although I was lucky to win against you today, you're my senior in the study of Y Agent. In the future, I hope to learn from you and work hard to improve my Y Agent level so that I can make better Y Agent."
He spoke with utmost sincerity. His serious expression, coupled with his young and handsome appearance, made Edra nod slightly and smile again. "Your talent is the best I've ever seen. It's an honor for me to be able to guide a junior like you."
"In the future, if you need anything, you can look for me anytime. I'll be happy to work hard with you …"
He responded with a smile on his face and a sense of admiration for a junior.
After a while, the fight ended. Surrounded by their respective subordinates, the two of them left in two different directions.
Seeing this, the large number of reporters waiting at the side could no longer hold back and rushed forward in a frenzy.
Between the two of them, Edra seemed to be used to such a scene. With a light snort, a large number of guards automatically moved forward and blocked the large number of crazy reporters outside.
However, on Adil's side, it seemed that he had never seen such a scene before. In addition, he did not have a large number of followers around him to block the reporters. As a result, a large number of reporters rushed to his side, causing the young man to be caught off guard.
"Mr. Adil, I heard that you teleported to Jadeite City a month ago. You've only been in this city for a few days, but you've already solved the Y Agent problem that has troubled the silver region for 3,000 years. You're hailed as the new generation of Y Agent genius. What do you think about this?"
A reporter rushed forward and asked a quick question.
Adil opened his mouth and was about to answer, but he was interrupted by another young elf girl.
"Hello, sir. In a month's time, you've defeated several masters, including Master Edra. What do you think about this? Do you think that the level of these so-called Y Agent masters is questionable?"
"What do you think about the level of Y Agent in Jadeite City?"
"I heard that you've once revealed in a competition that you've researched more than 730 unique Y Agent recipes. Do you have plans to put Y Agent into production and operation and establish your own industry?"
One after another, tricky or formal questions were thrown out.
Surrounded by a large number of people, Adil looked a little flustered when faced with these questions. He seemed a little shy and was not used to facing such a situation.
However, looking at the large number of reporters staring at him, he still wore a smile on his face and answered them one by one.
"The first question, I was able to solve the riddle of Y Agent in the Silver Region. It's not because of my outstanding talent, but because of a typical adverse phenomenon."
"In the Sorcerer World, there's a very typical phenomenon. Due to the isolation of time and space, the development of technology in different Sorcerer Colonies will be very different. Sometimes, a major problem that is a difficult problem in one region will have great progress in another region."
"I was able to solve the riddle of Y Agent in Jadeite City because of this reason."
He continued to speak. Although he spoke quickly, his voice was clear and could be heard by everyone. "As for Master Edra and the other masters, their level is naturally not a problem. In fact, it's far beyond my expectations."
"In order to pursue the truth of Y Agent, I've traveled to many places and met many Y Agent masters. Among them, the masters in Jadeite City are the ones that amaze me the most. The so-called masters in other places are nothing compared to Master Edra and the others!"
"The level of Y Agent in Jadeite City is amazing!"
"As for the problem of the industry, I have no intention of operating it myself!"
In the end, Adil continued to speak, then concluded, "But I'm happy to share this wealth of knowledge and cooperate with professional business talents to develop this precious crystallization of knowledge and use it for the benefit of more people!"
As soon as he finished speaking, the reporters' faces became even more excited. While they were frantically recording, they kept asking questions, as if they wanted to ask Adil everything.
However, this time, Adil did not continue to answer questions. Beside him, a young elf girl led the team and led a group of elf nvX to form a wall, trying their best to keep the reporters outside and leaving a small gap for Adil.
This elf nvX was called Tirian. He was the tour guide that Adil had not led the way before. After witnessing Adil's Y Agent ability, this clever elf nvX immediately approached Adil and became Adil's first follower in Jadeite City.
While Tirian and the others were blocking the reporters, Adil took a step and quickly left the hall. He walked out of a secret room in the hall and got rid of those annoying reporters.
"So troublesome."
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