The conversation between Coven and Natalie made both Galken and Tager feel very baffled.
It wasn't until Natalie recounted Coven's plan that they suddenly came to their senses.
Immediately, there was an extreme yearning.
They were also shocked by the pie that Ke Wen casually drew.
Thinking about the future in the plan, Galken and Tager couldn't help but be completely immersed in it, and giggled non-stop.
It wasn't until Natalie reminded them again that the plan was dead, that Galken and Tager came to their senses, and they couldn't help but feel regretful.
Ke Wen smiled and changed the subject: "Jia Jia, how did you discuss it with your boss?"
Galken was stunned for a moment, and then he realized what the nickname was. Kewen took one word from his first and last name.
Although he felt that this nickname was a bit flimsy, Galken found it very interesting, so he accepted the nickname.
"Jiajia..."
He chuckled while retelling, and then he responded: "The boss has already agreed. I bought the open space behind the hotel with thirty gold coins. From now on, I will give the boss another gold coin every year to take care of the horses and clean the stables."
Employment expenses.”
Ke Wen nodded to show understanding, and then said: "Then we will start building the stable tomorrow. When it is completed, I will use magic to modify the stable."
"no problem!"
Galken patted Tager beside him: "We have already planned to build a stable that can accommodate eight mounts and a small warehouse."
"Yeah!" Tager nodded in agreement: "The hotel owner said that she will help us negotiate with the East Valley Lumberyard and purchase log materials from there at a preferential price. However, the logs may have to be transported back.
Let us cut it ourselves."
Ke Wen smiled and waved his hands: "Those are all small problems."
Natalie also chimed in: "Then I'll buy tools for cutting wood tomorrow."
Ke Wenwen wanted to say that he only needed to release a few magic spells, but after thinking about it for a while, he held back his words.
Let's all enjoy the fun of working together.
So the matter was settled.
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There are no free banquets in the bar tonight.
The previous four-day dinner party was sponsored by the four adventurer teams.
There was no team of adventurers who suddenly got rich today, which disappointed many townspeople who came to the bar early to try their luck.
Galken had become a wealthy man. Seeing this, he immediately took money from his pocket to continue the banquet.
However, Ke Wen instantly saw through his thoughts and immediately reached out to hold Galken down.
Shaking his head, Ke Wen whispered: "Once banquets become a habit, if one day we don't contribute money, we will be complained by those who are used to eating and drinking for free."
Galken thought about it carefully, and immediately came to his senses. He retracted his hand from his pocket with a smile and never mentioned anything about the banquet.
In this way, many townspeople ordered the cheapest wine in the hall and sat there staring longingly into the night.
Until Ke Wen and others went up to the guest room on the second floor, no one said they would continue the banquet today.
This made the townspeople disperse in disappointment and go home.
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That night, Natalie didn't come over for free, so Ke Wen slept until the next morning.
It was still past nine o'clock, Ke Wen finished cleaning up and set off to go downstairs.
But he didn't see Galken and the others in the hall.
After asking the bar owner, I learned that Galken and the others had left early in the morning. They followed the hotel owner to the Donggu Lumber Camp to discuss purchasing logs.
The bar owner also relayed the message from Galkan and the others, telling Kewen to stay in the hotel and have a good rest.
As for trivial matters such as purchasing raw materials, Galken said that he can just leave it to them.
After listening to the message relayed by the bar owner, Ke Wen had no choice but to order a breakfast with a smile. After eating, he went back to the guest room upstairs to carry out the work of updating the magic.
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It was not until the afternoon that the three of Galken returned to Goldshire.
The three of them rode horses in front, followed by several carriages piled with logs.
Hearing Galken's heartless loud voice and the laughter and greetings of Galken and the townspeople, Kewen glanced outside through the window of the room, then tidied himself up and set off downstairs.
Everyone met in the open space behind the hotel, and then the delivery workers from the Donggu Lumberyard unloaded many log materials, and Kewen and others started to help.
Some of the onlookers couldn't help but ask: "Garken, what are you going to do? Build a house?"
Galken threw down a log he was carrying, clapped his hands and said with a smile: "It's not building a house, but building a stable for our team's mounts."
There were exclamations everywhere.
The surrounding townspeople and adventurers all expressed their envy at how rich the team was.
In the next few days, Kewen and others devoted themselves completely to the construction of the stable.
Peel and dry the logs, cut and saw the boards, and clean the foundation.
Gu Bian
A week later, the stable, which still exudes the fragrance of logs, was finally completed.
Next is Kewen's own work.
He played with various magical materials that others could not understand at all, and kept arranging them in the brand new stable.
It was completed in just one afternoon.
Galken and the three of them have long been very curious about the surprise that Kewen concealed.
So after Ke Wen finished tinkering, they immediately asked about it.
"Don't worry." Ke Wen packed up the remaining magic materials and then said to the three of them: "You go and bring the horse over first."
The three of Galken immediately followed the instructions and hurried to the stable of the hotel. Not long after, they brought their three horses over.
"Then what?" Natalie raised her hand and stroked the war horse's neck, stared at Coven and asked: "What do we need to do next? Come on, stop hiding it, let us see what the surprise is.
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This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Ke Wen raised his hand with a smile and pointed to the brand new stable: "Put your mounts into the compartment. Oh, by the way, pay attention to the nameplate."
The three of them continued to do so.
They looked at the wooden nameplates hanging outside each compartment. Although Galken and Tagle couldn't count, they could at least recognize their names.
So the three of them led their mounts into the compartments with their own nameplates.
This time, before the three people who came out could speak again, Ke Wen reached out in advance and handed them three flat stones the size of a palm.
"What is this?" Natalie looked at the stone in her hand and asked, "The symbols on it...is this some kind of magic?"
"That's about right. Anyway, you can't understand the principle explained."
Ke Wen responded with a smile, then turned around and walked away, saying, "Follow me."
The three people who were confused walked hundreds of meters until they were close to the edge of the forest.
"Okay." Ke Wen stopped and turned around, saying to the three of them: "Now, keep rubbing the stone in your hands until the runes on it are completely lit up. Pay attention, rub the front of the stone with the magic runes first.
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Tager trusted Kewen the most. After hearing this, he immediately put the flat stones in his palms and started rubbing them quickly without asking why.
Seeing this, Galken and Natalie had no choice but to suppress their curiosity and followed suit.
As the three of them moved, the runes on the stone gradually began to glow with a faint blue light. After a while, the runes on the stone in Tager's hand were the first to fully light up.
At this moment, a figure suddenly appeared out of thin air beside Tager.
The three of them were frightened, and after looking carefully, they realized that what appeared was Tager's horse.
"Oh my God! It scared me to death!"
Galken patted his chest and whispered: "And what's going on? Why did the horse suddenly appear?"
Natalie thought of something, and she immediately started picking up the stone in her hand again. Soon, the runes on her stone were also completely lit up.
The sound of squeezing the air sounded slightly, and the next moment, Natalie's war horse also appeared out of thin air beside her.
Galken was startled again.
He looked at the war horse that appeared out of nowhere, then looked down at the stone in his hand, and finally reacted belatedly.
Without saying a word, he immediately began to rub the stone with gritted teeth. Soon, the runes on the stone were completely lit up.
The same thing appeared out of thin air, and a mount appeared again in the field.
"so……"
Natalie raised her hand and raised the stone in her hand, and said to Coven: "Is this thing you made just to teleport the mount?"
"That's right, how about it? It's very convenient, right?"
Ke Wen raised his eyebrows and said with a smile: "No matter where you are in the future, as long as there is no magic interference, everyone can summon the mount anytime and anywhere."
"Anywhere!?" Natalie exclaimed: "I thought... it could only be in Goldshire, or within the kingdom!"
"Of course not." Ke Wen said with a smile: "As long as you are in this world, as long as you are in a place without magic interference, even in the Western Continent, you can summon the war horse."
Galken cheered excitedly: "This, this is amazing!"
Ke Wen smiled and said nothing.
Making such a thing took a lot of thought on his part.
Strong and suitable magic stone, a mechanism to absorb 'arcane energy', and a mechanism to automatically release magic.
This small piece of stone contains a lot of magical technology...
After a while, when the excitement of Galken and the others gradually cooled down, Kewen spoke again: "Okay, you guys try rubbing the back of the stone again."
The three of them immediately followed suit.
As they moved, the color of the runes on the stone began to change, from light blue to dark blue.
Not long after, three 'teleportation magic arrays' appeared from under the mount one after another.
A moment later, the magic circle suddenly shrank, absorbing the three mounts and disappearing.
As if they had a clear understanding of each other, Galken and the others simultaneously turned their heads to look at the stables in the distance.
Sure enough, the mount returned to the stable again...