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Lord of the Mysteries:The King of Nothing

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Takanome_7 · Anime & Comics
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Braveheart Bar

After a refreshing night's sleep, I woke up feeling invigorated and ready to seize the day. Today held the promise of new adventures and discoveries in Backlund, and I was eager to explore everything it had to offer. As I rose from my bed, I glanced out the window, greeted by the warm rays of the morning sun streaming through the curtains.

With a sense of purpose, I began my morning routine, taking care to groom myself meticulously. I selected a crisp white shirt and a pair of tailored trousers, accessorizing with a sleek leather belt and polished shoes. As I dressed, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement coursing through me, knowing that today would be unlike any other.

Descending the staircase, I joined my family in the dining room for breakfast. My mother greeted me with a warm smile, her eyes twinkling with pride at the sight of her well-dressed son. "Good morning, Arthur," she chimed, setting a steaming plate of eggs and toast before me.

"Good morning, Mother," I replied, taking a seat at the table. I glanced over at my father, who was engrossed in the morning paper. "Father, I have plans to explore Backlund today," I announced, eager to share my intentions with him.

My father looked up from his paper, his expression one of mild surprise. "Is that so, Arthur?" he remarked, folding the paper neatly and setting it aside. "That's quite a departure from your usual routine."

I nodded enthusiastically, a grin spreading across my face. "Yes, Father. I feel it's important to familiarize myself with the world beyond our estate," I explained, hoping to convey my earnestness.

My father regarded me thoughtfully for a moment before nodding in agreement. "Indeed, it is," he conceded, reaching into his pocket and withdrawing a small pouch. "Here, take this. It should be enough to cover your expenses for the day."

I accepted the pouch gratefully, feeling a surge of gratitude toward my father for his generosity. "Thank you, Father," I said sincerely, tucking the pouch into my pocket. "I'll be sure to use it wisely."

With breakfast concluded, I bid my family farewell and made my way outside to where the carriage awaited. The coachman greeted me warmly as I approached, his eyes twinkling with curiosity. "Good morning, young master," he greeted, offering me a hand as I climbed into the carriage.

"Good morning, coachman," I replied, settling into my seat. "Today, I'd like to visit Bravehearts bar in Backlund. I've heard they serve the best drinks in town."

The coachman nodded in acknowledgment, guiding the horses down the winding streets toward our destination. As we traveled, I couldn't help but feel a sense of anticipation building within me. Today held the promise of new experiences and encounters, and I was determined to make the most of it.

Before long, we arrived at Bravehearts bar, and I alighted from the carriage with a sense of purpose. As I entered the establishment, I was greeted by the lively chatter of patrons and the tantalizing aroma of food and drink. Taking a moment to soak in the atmosphere, I made my way to the bar and took a seat.

"Good morning," I greeted the bartender with a friendly smile. "I'll have a glass of Southvile beer, please."

The bartender nodded in acknowledgment, pouring me a glass of the amber liquid and sliding it across the counter. "That'll be five pence," he said, eyeing me curiously.

I reached into my pocket and withdrew the pouch my father had given me, extracting a handful of coins and placing them on the counter. "Keep the change," I said with a casual wave of my hand, feeling rather pleased with myself.

As I sipped on my beer, I couldn't help but overhear snippets of conversation from the other patrons around me. Some were engaged in lively debates, while others were regaling each other with tales of their adventures. I listened intently, absorbing every word and feeling a sense of camaraderie with my fellow Beyonders.

Before long, I was approached by the bartender, who motioned for me to follow him to a more secluded area of the bar. Intrigued, I obliged, wondering what he had in store for me.

As we reached the secluded area, I found myself face to face with a man named Kaspar, who seemed to be in charge of certain transactions. He regarded me with a mixture of curiosity and suspicion, prompting me to state my business.

"I want to buy a potion," I announced boldly, determined to make my intentions clear. Kaspar eyed me shrewdly for a moment before quoting me a price. Without hesitation, I handed over the money, eager to make the purchase.

However, to my disappointment, Kaspar informed me that he did not have the potion I sought. Undeterred, I thanked him for his time and decided to explore the bar further, hoping to stumble upon something of interest.

As I wandered through the dimly lit corridors of the bar, I stumbled upon a door that led to a back room. Inside, I found myself amidst a group of individuals engaged in secretive dealings. Curious, I decided to linger and observe the proceedings, hoping to glean some valuable information.

Amidst the gathering, I overheard a woman offering an intriguing artifact for sale.

"I want to sell a glass, it was made by sequence 6 characteristic. This glass can analyze the target's weaknesses and strengths. You can use this glass to comprehend many mysticism knowledge and some foreign knowledge as well. It was made by a great artisan and its only flaw is the user can only use it 4 hours a day. You can check the authenticity with the eye of wisdom. 800 pounds and it will be yours," a woman wearing a robe said.

Hearing the price, many Beyonders just lampooned inwardly. Although this is a really good item, their finances do not allow that.

The item she described piqued my interest, and without hesitation, I made the decision to purchase it. The transaction was completed, and I felt a sense of satisfaction wash over me, knowing that I had acquired something of value.

As I held the glass in my hand, I felt a surge of potential. With this artifact, I could gain insights into my adversaries and further my understanding of mysticism. It was a valuable tool that would aid me on my journey. With a sense of accomplishment, I tucked the glass into my coat and left the bar, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.

As the sun began to set, I found myself reflecting on the day's events. I had ventured beyond my usual routine, encountered intriguing individuals, and acquired a powerful artifact. It was a day of growth and discovery, and I felt a renewed sense of purpose.

Back in my room that evening, I carefully examined the glass, marveling at its craftsmanship. This was just the beginning of my journey, and I knew that with determination and the right tools, I could achieve greatness. With the Golden Order in mind and the glass in my possession, I was ready to forge my path forward.