Chapter 64 Before breaking the monopoly industry, we must first make sure
Over the next few days, the fugitives seemed to have disappeared. Although wanted posters were still posted all over the streets and law enforcement patrols were more frequent, no findings were made.
Mo Cheng would not be surprised by this. If there really were nobles behind this incident, then the fugitive would be more like playing hide-and-seek with the law enforcement team than escaping.
To find a dozen specific people in a city with a population of one million, Mo Cheng, who is not good at solving puzzles, thinks the best way to complete the task is to hand over the task to the law enforcement team and just provide the DPS himself.
The fugitive has not been found, life has to go on, the house is still being rebuilt, but the small production line in Albert's House has not stopped and is still doing its best to produce the glimmer ointment.
Early this morning, there was a knock on the door of Albert House, and a member of the law enforcement team brought a document about the store to Mo Cheng.
"The Lauren Frost family invested capital and holds 30% of the shares, and the Albert House invested in the technology of the Glimmer Ointment, holding 70% of the shares. Lauren Frost provided the venue, store, and sales, and also handled the troubles of manufacturing the Glimmer Ointment, and did not interfere in any production process."
Looking at the above regulations, Mo Cheng was not confused about why the Lauren Frost family held such a small share, but why Margaret would actually handle this matter in the name of the family.
Although they didn't have much contact, Mo Cheng could still see the pride underneath Margaret's gentle manner. She didn't seem like the type who would rely on the power of her family to get things done.
"Is there any trap waiting for me to fall into?" He flipped through the documents again and again. Unfortunately, Mo Cheng did not have the corresponding knowledge to see if there were any clues. "Forget it. Trusting others is a virtue. We should believe that there is truth, goodness and beauty in this world."
Maybe it was a habit he developed in the [Foreign Land], but Mo Cheng didn't care too much about money. No matter how much money a monk who took the vow of poverty had, the most he could have was enough for two meals.
The Glimmer Ointment was just the best way Mo Cheng knew to get money without breaking the law. He didn't mind making concessions to those who could cooperate with him, nor did he care much about whether the ointment formula would be taken away by others.
"Anyway, if I really get robbed, I'll just go and experiment with how to activate the task system, hahahahahaha."
People are always used to solving complex problems with the means they are best at. For Mo Cheng, who can upgrade by killing and start tasks to become stronger, not actively looking for trouble to kill and upgrade is already because his personal moral bottom line is strong enough.
The shop was in hand, the staff was ready, and they were just waiting for the arrival of the shimmering ointment. Margaret also left a very considerate letter, saying that as long as Mo Cheng was willing, he could replace the shop with someone he trusted at any time.
After calculating the production volume over the past few days and ensuring that the store had enough supply, Mo Cheng asked the members of the law enforcement team to help convey the message, asking the store to open tomorrow and to transport the ointment early in the morning as usual.
After casually stuffing the share certificate into the suitcase and changing his clothes, Mo Cheng found Lilia and said, "Lilia, come with me."
"Where are you going?"
"Aren't you going to school soon? I'll take you to see the school environment."
The Winterhold Magic College is a complex of buildings located outside Fairhaven, surrounded by a forest. Rather than being a single college, it is more like the university town that Mo Cheng had seen on Earth.
Fairhaven has a special carriage that goes directly to Winterburg's School of Magic. It can be said that all the daily necessities of the entire Winterburg are transported by Fairhaven.
The carriage moved forward along the paved stone road. Lilia looked at the huge shade of the trees that almost blocked out the sunlight and couldn't help asking, "Why is the school built in the wild?"
This is very different from the school that Lilia imagined.
"Because there are many mages here." Mo Cheng pushed his glasses. Although he was not nearsighted, he had become accustomed to wearing a pair of plain round glasses on his nose over the past few days. "Mages often need to conduct experiments to pursue mysteries, and once problems arise in some experiments, they can cause very troublesome consequences."
“BOOM!!!”
As she was speaking, as if to supplement Mo Cheng's words, there was a sudden loud thunderclap, scaring Lilia so much that she curled up in a ball with her hands covering her head.
The driver outside the carriage did not react in surprise as he was already familiar with the emergencies here. The horse even had some small props on its ears to block out sounds exceeding a certain decibel when pulling the carriage.
"It exploded so loudly, it's most likely that the classical evocation mage's experiment failed, or that a high-level elemental mage was trying to synthesize advanced elements and failed."
Not all players of [Foreign Land] are keen on leveling up, dungeons, and PVP. Some like to make funny videos. One player once tried to squat next to a mage, collect the noises after various failed experiments, and make a summary.
One very interesting conclusion is that when an experiment fails, the ones who suffer the loudest blows are always the Shaper and Elemental Mages.
Glancing at Lilia's frightened look, Mo Cheng said helplessly, "You have to get used to sudden noises, even though most mages can't make such noises."
After arriving at the destination and getting off the car, Mo Cheng stretched and then introduced the Winterburg Comprehensive Magic Academy to Lilia.
Although Lilia is the student of Winterhold, it does not prevent Mo Cheng from knowing more about this school than Lilia. "Winterhold Magic Comprehensive College, although it is called Magic Comprehensive College, in fact, in addition to teaching magicians, it also teaches other professions."
"Let's not talk about the magicians. As for the combatants, there are also heavy shield warriors, guards, wanderers and other professions. You can understand that in addition to teaching mages, this place also teaches the necessary professions for the mage team."
"In the Principality of Aundair, there are two largest and best colleges. One is the Royal College located in Fairhaven, and the other is the Winterhold College outside Fairhaven."
Mo Cheng walked to the intersection and looked around. Realizing that this was almost the same as when he first came to Fairhaven, Lilia asked, "Big brother, what are we looking for?"
"Find the Star Mage's land and buy a contract."
"contract?"
"All magicians can establish contracts, such as pet contracts, slave marks, etc. If they are devil-born warlocks, they can even sign devil contracts with people. In terms of effectiveness, the starry sky contract with the stars as witnesses is a strong one with few loopholes."
Mo Cheng pushed up his glasses and said, "Our store is about to open, and there will be no problem with funding by then, so we should at least provide some security for those children and the elderly."
Lilia didn't understand what Mo Cheng said, so she could only ask, "What guarantee?"
"The ability to earn money without the threat of being spied on or tortured."
