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The Bookstore Mage

Participant of the Webnovel spirity awards, so votes, reviews, and comments are very much appreciated! ******* Following the unfortunate news of his grandfather’s passing, Lucien is forced to go back to his old hometown. As the sole living relative, he gets to inherit his old pop’s bookstore. A place where he had spent most of his childhood. There, however, he finds an ancient book that ends up shaking his view on the world and raising the curtain over a side he never knew existed, one filled with magic, mythical creatures, and all sorts of dangers. “Wait a minute! Are you telling me, grandpa was a wizard?!” Follow Lucien as he slowly unveils the mysteries of this hidden world, meets new people, saves princesses, befriends dragons, and uncovers the ancient secrets of his bloodline. This is the story of the Bookstore Mage. ******* This story is set in a modern-day setting. It’s not earth but a parallel world similar to ours with different countries and all of that. There will be some world-hoping elements down the line. There will be some elements of army building. There will be pets. There will not be any harem, I’m not confident enough to write a realistic one without compromising the relationships. There will be a realistic development of both the MC’s powers and his relationships. This will seem like a slow start, but it will hopefully pick up the pace whilst still being enjoyable. I’m not writing the chapters now, this is an old draft I had for a long time. So the updates will be consistent. And lastly: The cover Is not mine, if the owner would like me to remove it please let me know.

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59 Chs

Chapter 59: Moving on

"Thank you for your purchase, have a great day!" Lucien spoke with a professional smile as the last customer left the bookstore. 

A tired yawn escaped his lips as he stood up from his chair and stretched his tired body. Today had been rather busy, which was good in a lot of ways since that kept his mind occupied from thinking too much about the changes that occurred.

On another note, he did get a lot of compliments for his 'eye contacts'. Lucien obviously did not bother correcting them, but he had to admit it was nice to hear. 

With the final customer gone, he moved to lock the door and scanned the street from the window for a few seconds. Seeing nothing suspicious, Lucien lowered the curtain and made his way back behind the counter.