After returning to Kamar-Taj, Schiller gave Oliver a brief tour of the place, but Oliver clearly did not care much. He was not very interested in magic, believing that, like science and technology, it was merely a tool. No matter how good a tool was, it was useless in the hands of someone incompetent.
Schiller had actually wanted to take Oliver around for some fun, but Kamar-Taj was short-staffed at the moment, and he still had work to do. So he found some students from the magic academy who liked going out, spoke with their teacher, gave them some time off, and had them take this country bumpkin from another universe on a tour of Sichuan.
The students immediately cheered. After all, what student did not like a vacation? And they could travel at public expense too. Was that not a windfall?
They promptly planned out the itinerary. Naturally, Chengdu came first, followed by the pandas. Chongqing was also indispensable, as were Jiuzhaigou and the like. Finally, they would take a trip along the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, ensuring they had a thoroughly enjoyable time.
Of course, Schiller also reminded them that they had to register with the relevant authorities as soon as they landed. Although he had already informed the Divine Spear Bureau, Oliver was, after all, undocumented in this universe, so they still had to be careful when entering and leaving places.
Oliver had assumed they would fly, but to his surprise, the students led him aboard an Air-rail train. Before he even had time to marvel at a railway flying through the sky, they had arrived.
That was right, they arrived in less than two hours. It had taken them an hour and a half just to find their seats, sit down, have their tickets checked, buy some snacks,