Is It a Test Site or an Amusement Park After All?

Hearing Hill readily agree to accept whatever books they offered, the few undead looked quite pleased; it seemed they had indeed collected quite a few.

A total of five people had come, and although only two were from the Black Rose, they appeared to have learned a lesson from the previous world, as the people in their alliance all scrambled for books.

Since William wanted the online version anyway, letting Hill have these used ones was a real bargain.

Old School Striking King quickly summoned a puppet and swept away the spar cards.

The other few undead hurriedly gathered around those puppets to sell the books in their bags, as this lady would not wait around for them for long, and anyone who didn't want to get scolded had better make their moves snappy.

The undead bid Hill farewell one by one, put on thick coats, left the illusion formation, stepped into the heavy snow, and summoned an alchemical sleigh to leave quickly.

Hill looked at that sleigh in a slightly dazed manner, as he had completely forgotten that there was such a thing available for use.

Right, the skies of this world had giant flying magical beasts.

Large airships might be a bit safer, but with smaller ones, the spar scent radiating from them might just look like an automatic, delivered meal in the eyes of the giant beasts.

Although the undead were not afraid of these giant beasts, there was no need to go out of their way to aggro monsters while traveling.

Hill put away the newly bought books and walked briskly toward his Mage Tower; such a long winter seemed very suitable for making a sleigh to play with!

During Hill's pleasant sleigh-making time, the undead came a few more times, and Hill happily collected all