These sulfur mines are all in his magic pocket. I have to say that this kind of magic thing is quite convenient, but it is a little expensive, but it is definitely worth it. All the sulfur mines brought this time are in his magic pocket.

Also, these sulfur mines will not be as popular as those of Warcraft ingredients, but they have just been laid out for a short time, and many magicians came to inquire about them. They expressed great interest in these sulfur mines, and Surdak paid taxes on the trading market slightly at the price quoted by the caravan leader, and there was a slight surplus.
The people who came to inquire were all magicians in robes.
Usually, wizards are rarely seen in the streets and lanes. I didn’t expect them all to come here. These wizards will buy more or less if they ask for a price. This is the free trading atmosphere. Suldak will soon sell sulfur mines.
This time, Suldak brought three wooden cases of sulfur mine, almost full of magic pockets. After weighing, about 100 pounds were returned to nearly 26 gold coins. However, in the trading hall of Suldak, five magic scrolls for gathering water and three magic scrolls for gathering fire were bought. This scroll cost nearly 5 gold coins, and the old village chief hoped to sell some sulfur mines, and the money would pay the bricklayers and laborers. Now, the money may not be able to support one hand.
If only I had known this, I would have brought more sulfur mines, Suldak thought to himself
Surdak went directly to casement House to find Carl in the off-site trading market. Unfortunately, Carl is not at home. The housekeeper told Surdak that Master Carl happened to be out. If there is anything for him, it is best to come back tomorrow. Maybe you can leave him a note to make an appointment.
Surdak remembered that it is often necessary to write a letter before visiting aristocratic families, which belongs to the social etiquette of nobles, but Surdak forgot about it and hurriedly helped the housekeeper to write a letter to Carl on the spot.
The letter said that he would return to Wall Village early tomorrow, hoping to have a drink together before returning to the village.
After leaving this letter, Surdak found the old knight in the corner of Hailansa City, who was still sleeping alone with a pipe in his office chair in the small building. When he saw Surdak push the door and walk in, he asked him, "Have you decided where to go?"
Surdak nodded politely and said, "When you think about it, you can go to Hailanza Knight College."
The old knight laughed and said, "At this time, it can also be that the Knight College of Hailanza has been studying for almost a month. His Knight College will not look at the old man’s face and want his college to be less in the spring through your application for admission …"
While talking, the old knight didn’t stop. He pulled out a printed parchment from the cupboard. It was Gensoul Dak parchment. He wrote his name on it, stamped it with a red oil seal, and checked the identity information of Surdak reserve knight badge. Then he waved Gensoul Dak away.
"You must report to Knight College in half a month, otherwise this recommendation letter will be scrapped and I will not be so accommodating when I apply for the admission application form again!"
Surdak old knight warned him before he left
Surdak hurriedly saluted the old knight and then said that he would report to the Knight Academy, which left the Knights.
During this period of noon, Surdak arrived at the leather shop again, took 50 pairs of thick-soled leather boots changed overnight, ran to the blacksmith’s shop and bought ten black iron ore picks. He was busy until noon before returning to the hotel.
Chapter 29 Dinner
Surdak pushes the thick oak carved glass door of the hotel, and suddenly sees Carl casement sitting in the lobby lounge sofa hotel. The proprietress is sitting opposite Carl, grinning at Carl and chatting. The two seem to be very familiar.
But think about it, it’s not surprising that this hotel in Garden Square was originally recommended by Carl to Surdak.
Seeing Surdak push the door and walk in, the charming wife of shop-owner casually greeted Surdak and twisted her plump hips back to the bar.
Carl got up and gave Surdak a solid hug and said enthusiastically, "Why don’t you dare to go to Hailanza so soon?" Are you going through the admission procedures this time? "
Surdak sat down on the sofa in the rest area, poured himself a cup of tea, drank a mouthful of it and moistened his dry voice. He said to Carl, "The village reservoir started construction. This time, I came to sell a batch of sulfur mines in exchange for some silver coins and then go to the Knights to get a letter of recommendation …"
Then he pulled out a parchment scroll from his arms and said, "I’ve got it."
The proprietress of the hotel in front of the counter heard Surdak’s words and leaned against the counter and interjected, "Does Surdak knight want to teach at Hailanza Knight College? Then we must consider that the price of our hotel’s choice of regular housing is also very cost-effective. "
Carl sat on the sofa, raised his eyebrows and twisted his head. He said to the proprietress of the hotel, "Mrs. Cohen, the Knights College is where the Surdak knights stay. There is no reason to pay for this expensive room."
Hotel proprietress DengYuan eyes somehow joke tone said, "is that true? I know that there are quite a few knights college instructors who have long-term private rooms outside the hotel and occasionally bring some young girls over for a night. "
Carl gave the proprietress a vague look and didn’t want to pay any attention to her. God knows what kind of secret she would tell the proprietress of the hotel, Mrs. Cohen, but she never lacked the news of Hailansa City.
Carl solemnly asked Surdak, "Did you come to Hailanza City to sell sulfur mines?"
Surdak nodded.
Carl frowned and thought for a moment before saying, "There is a special person in the logistics department of Hailansa City to buy this thing. If the quantity is small, I suggest you go to the local trading market to sell it better."
Surdak said to Carl in a small way, "I just got back from the trading market over there …"
After that, he patted his waist purse proudly and signaled that he had sold the sulfur mine for a good price.
At this time, Surdak turned his head and looked at the sky outside. It was getting dark. On the bench in the square garden across the street, some old people were sitting in the sunset. The forest, grass and bushes left a faint golden color, and the mountains in the distance were also hidden in the evening glow, which made the mountain city look particularly beautiful.
Since talking about sulfur mines, Carl felt it was necessary to learn from Surdakpu about this knowledge, so he said to him, "There are strict control regulations on sulfur mines in the Green Empire, but many alchemists in the magic union also have to go to the sulfur mines, so the wizard’s noble Green Empire is detached, so it is not under control to sell some sulfur mines to wizards."
Surdak nodded his head and said he knew it.
Carl sat there and asked, "When are you going to take classes at the Knight College in Hailanza?"
Surdak thought of rechecking the design scheme of a reservoir after the foundation of the reservoir being built in the village was laid.
Moreover, the sulfur mine side also needs to be personally screened. After all, there have been salamanders there before. Surdak thinks that the surrounding area of the rocky area should be carefully screened again to prevent any salamanders from drilling out. After all, those masons are villagers in Wall Village. Once they encounter salamanders, the second-level Warcraft situation is still quite dangerous.
Surdak said to Carl, "I won’t be able to get out until everything is on the right track in the village such as Wall Village."
Surdak didn’t intend to enter the Knights College immediately. Carl’s armchair woke up and said, "Don’t wait too long to reissue the recommendation letter. It’s much more troublesome than you think."
Remembering that the old knight woke up during the day, Surdak said profoundly, "The Knights gave me half a month’s time limit and I will come back within the time limit."
At this moment, a gorgeous carriage heard an attendant coming in from the outside at the entrance of the hotel, came to Carl and whispered a few words to him.
Carl nodded slightly, and then said to Surdak, "Since you come to Hailan Sana ‘a at night, you must listen to my arrangement. Since you have become a knight, your social circle must change, and you need to meet some new friends …"
Surdak asked, "You won’t go to the dance again, will you?"
Carl got up and patted Surdak on the shoulder and replied, "This time it’s just a small party and it’s all friends you know!"