"gold?"

Tariya was confused, and then listened to Mary's explanation for a long time before she realized that it was costing money to do anything here. The Galan family was just the "middle class" in the entire city. Although the family was wealthy, they were definitely not as wealthy as possible to provide their children with magic.

For the nobles in the current city, those who are qualified to learn magic have only seven or eight families in the nearby territory. This city has a high-level mage to take charge of it, so there will be a supporting "magic props" store, otherwise it would be impossible to see a mage like Naifie on weekdays.

It took Tariya a whole day to learn about this information. When she returned home under the persuasion of Mary, her heart could no longer be suppressed, and she was determined to explore the world of "Master"...

Within the next half month, she began to study language and knowledge desperately, and read the books at home day and night - but Tariya did not realize that the books at home were obviously "problematic".

In other parts of the world, most of the parchment books are used, which are expensive and rare. However, there are many truly "paper" books placed on the bookcases at Baron Gailan's house. The content varies from language, history to art and various family history, and the history of heralds and seals. Three or four of them even mention the "wizards" group to a greater or lesser extent, and one specifically talks about the magic of "plane spells".

The more I understand Tariya is, the more excited she is. She has an instinctive desire for "power", and she also learns that "Master" is the privileged class in this world, thus strengthening her confidence in studying hard.

And as she read several history books, she finally got a rough outline of her understanding of the entire world and the era she is currently in...

But soon, she realized that her situation was not good: in this era, the fate of aristocratic women was often unselected, and eventually they became tools of marriage.

The great nobles gained support from their marriage or territory in the actual sense, while the small nobles fought for commercial benefits. The Galand family's territory is not large, and the annual territorial taxes are not even enough for the family living in the city to spend on carriages and servants. The real profit is breweries and wine sales. Tariya is twenty-three years old, so she should have been married long ago. If it weren't for her unwillingness to agree to the marriage over the years, she would probably have married other noble children in the chamber of commerce...

After Tariya's body was fully recovered, she had eavesdropped on her parents whispering to her marriage in the restaurant several times - the boys in a certain family were of the right age, and the marriage between the forces of a certain family was more beneficial to the Gailan family.

These words made her deeply realize that her parents' "love" for herself is simply a kind of comfort. All the purpose is to exchange her as a bargaining chip when needed...

She did not understand what fate would be after "marry", but she also learned from Mary that the greatest function of "noble lady" after marriage was to have children continuously.

Tariya didn't think there was anything good about this. She began to go out to the streets to collect more clues, and "accidentally" discovered that the famous high-level wizard "Ethan" in the city was publicly recruiting apprentices.

He is planning to conduct qualification testing through a ceremony to screen the right people to become his apprentice.

Tariya realized that this was her opportunity. At the same time, she also learned that the so-called "qualification testing" is not only talent, but also that she should master some of the most basic magic knowledge. In order to find and contact these, Tariya, who had no way, finally chose to "gamble" - she took out all the savings she could find in her room, even sold those precious jewelry, gathered thirteen gold coins, and came to Dawson Magic Supplies Store, wanting to buy a so-called "spell textbook".

But Dawson, the boss with white hair, clearly saw her intention and shook his head and refused: "Spells are never successful by self-taught. There are many people who have died for this. I think you are still the daughter of a noble family, live your own life."

Tariya still insisted that she did not show a begging look like most women, but she frowned and even swept the focus over Old Dawson's neck... It was obvious that some instincts that remained in consciousness still made her tend to use violence to solve the problem.

Before Dawson could say anything, Nefi pushed the door and walked in. When she saw Tariya, she raised her eyebrows, looked a little surprised on her face, then nodded to say hello. After finding that Dawson's expression was not very good, she asked, "Is there something wrong?"

"She insisted on learning magic, and came over to buy textbooks after taking gold coins."

Dawson explained with a wry smile. Nafi did not respond to him and persuade Tariya. Instead, he looked at her for a few seconds and said, "Why do you want to be a mage?"

Tariya seemed to have already thought about the answer and immediately said, "I don't want to be a bird locked in a cage."

But she didn't know that her answer not only made Nafei's mouth twitch, but also made the invisible "background" nervous at the same time.

Nefi wanted to exit the semi-plane for help, but soon she realized that doing so would only make things uncontrollable, so after a few seconds of silence, she sighed and said, "You have many ways to change your destiny, why do you have to go this way?"

Tariya's expression was fixed, and she found that this was indeed a problem: she seemed to have irresistible from the moment she heard about magic, and wanted to touch magic, learn magic, and deeply convinced that she could learn it well...

Seeing the other party hesitated, Nefi felt relieved, because it meant that the initiative of the topic was back in her hands. Before Tariya could answer, she continued: "Learning magic is not as simple as learning equestrians. Learning aristocratic etiquette. If you want to master it, you must eliminate all interference. Those among the nobles are often the most resolute elites in the family's central intelligence. Do you really confirm that you have this qualification?"

Nafi said a lot in one breath, and finally warned: "If you can't do it, don't think too much. Learning magic is never a good thing, it can even be said to be boring and painful."

"I...I can do it!"

Tariya felt that she was not confident enough after she said that, but she quickly raised the purse that she had been holding in her hand: "I took out all the gold coins just to ask for a book, if it really doesn't work..."

It seemed that she had overcome great difficulties before she whispered: "It really doesn't work, then I'll give up."

Nafi glanced at the heavy purse, turned his head to Dawson beside him and said, "Is there any other part of the "Elemental Lecture Notes"?"

Dawson knew what she meant, and shook his head with a wry smile and went to get the book. Tariya realized that she had really found a "way". After reading Nafi for several seconds, she finally said, "Thank you...thank you!"

Nafi, who was thanked, had a strange expression, but she still tightened her face and waved her hand, "You can buy six gold coins in that book, but you may not understand everything on it. If you have any questions, you can come to me and ask, don't guess it yourself - by the way, I'm paying for consultation, and answering questions is not free."
Chapter completed!