Some magic books are also materials that you can exchange, not: they are the kind I have never read. Don’t use the magic books of low-level mages as exchange items, and don’t use the books of the mage union that you copied to exchange with me." Speaking of this, Shaoke ignored the two mages, but focused on baking his own breakfast. He didn’t want to let the slices of meat or bread cold again because of the long time.

After thanking Shaoke for his generosity, the two mages made a simple distribution. This distribution rule seemed to be a tacit understanding they formed for a long time. The old mage took one less pill, and he just asked for two medicines that could assist in mental power for cultivation.

The three mages who finished breakfast continued to travel to the south of the empire as agreed last night. They were going to live in the imperial capital where the Russian Empire fell for a while. Of course, the mages mainly wanted to get some precious magic materials there, because there were a large number of small countries' chambers of commerce and merchant groups gathered there, and they made some transactions here.

Along the way, the two mages were forced to wear ordinary cloaks by Shaoke, because in these places, it is easy for mages to gather together to walk and cause unnecessary trouble. After all, since the war ended, a large number of wandering mages, some mages of the mage union and even the Emperor's Division gathered here. Faced with some unnecessary solicitation, mages should try their best to avoid physics.

There were many robbers, and the mages almost fought all the way to the fallen imperial capital. However, there were almost no mages among these robbers. Even if there were, Shaoke let the two mages kill them because their rank was too low.

The fallen imperial capital is very large, at least one or two times larger than the imperial capital of the Blue Feather Empire. It is built with tons of long and huge stones, and a wide city gate. However, there are no magic circles or magic traps carved on the city wall, and no guards are stationed here. Only ordinary soldiers from four or five empires maintain some simple public order here. Of course, the population living here is quite complex. Almost four or five empires have a large number of civilians living here. They form the basic part of the fallen imperial capital.

The owner of a carriage warmly welcomed Shaoko and the others, hoping to take them to visit the fallen imperial capital, but Shaoko refused. He believed that he would stay here for a long time in the future, so he had to try to be familiar with some of the streets here. Since there was no specializing in the streets on the military, the streets where pedestrians could walk seemed wider.

A large number of mercenaries, merchants, mages, and even some rare archers appeared here. They did not fight in different empires, but they would politely perform etiquette when they met on the street. Of course, all this is just a superficial phenomenon. After all, there will still be a lot of conflicts between people from different races and countries.

The two mages who had just joined the team of Shaoke silently followed Shaoke on the streets. They would not ask when Shaoke would stop. In this way, the three mages with cloaks walked around the fallen imperial capital for a whole day, but they just checked a small part of the space in the city.

"We should have a permanent residence." When the younger wizard saw the night coming, he couldn't help but make suggestions: "Where we can go over and have some exchanges with you regularly." When he said this, the younger wizard slowed down slightly and turned his attention to Shaoko's back in front.

"Do you have enough money to buy houses here?" Even though Shaoke noticed that the mage slowed down, he still did not slow down his pace. Instead, he kept it. "Will someone sell houses here? Do you want to buy houses in ordinary residential areas?" After that, he led the two mages to a slightly remote street. Almost all of them are small manors. Shaoke felt that if you buy a house, it would be best to buy it here.

"I don't think I need to buy any house or anything here." The younger wizard ignored his companions and quickly expressed his thoughts. "I'm just making a suggestion." He said and looked at Shaoko nervously. He didn't know if the other party would blame him for his words just now. But he had to try it.

"If we have hundreds of 5th-level mages, we can get anything we want here." As he said, Shaoke suddenly condensed his mental power and then released it to detect the surrounding situation. Because since he entered the city, he has always felt that someone was following them, but he has not noticed it. Just now, he suddenly felt a slight fluctuation of energy. Therefore, he released his mental power to lock in that area without hesitation.

Under the blurred mental power of the huge earth, ordinary pedestrians and a low-level warrior quickly fled.

In the end, only a young-looking warrior was left. The warrior nodded awkwardly. Then he struggled hard to break away from the mental suppression of Shaoko. However, without the outbreak of fighting spirit, he could not move at all. Because his position was much lower than that of Shaoko.

"Stalker. Can you explain why you did this?" Shaoko frowned and looked at the young man dressed in front of him. He felt that the one who followed them just now was not the mage in front of him. Perhaps the warrior was emitting some energy fluctuations due to emotional problems when he exchanged with another stalker!

"Dear Master, I did not follow you, but someone just followed you, and I let him leave." After Shaoke relaxed a little mentally suppressed, the young warrior explained in a hurry. He found that the other two men in black robe were also mages, but three simple mages were acting together, which was rare. Because even other mage organizations would have a large number of other professionals to assist the mages to perform some tasks or actions.
Chapter completed!