Geguli showed a rather unconvincing twisted smile.
"Look, I brought you candies."
As he spoke, he handed the full amount of lucky candies in front of the two children and said generously.
"Take them all, and don't be polite to uncle. Uncle likes you the most with thin skin and tender flesh...smart and cute children."
It always felt like there were some terrible adjectives mixed in. Ronan took two steps back. Looking at the uncle in front of him with a smile that looked like the smile of the queen when handing Snow White a poisoned apple, Ronan instantly felt the urge to run away. impulse.
horrible.
He would rather go back and do another set of exercises than face this weird old man with a long nose.
She is simply a male version of a witch. Is it really appropriate to let such a person deliver blessing gifts?
Fortunately, someone soon noticed something unusual here and ran over to rescue them.
"Geguli, what are you doing?"
A sinister voice came, and the aunt, who was half a head shorter than Ronan, slapped Geguli on the calf.
"Be respectful to our lovely little guests, you useless thing!"
Ignoring Geguli's cries of pain, Guduo raised his crutch and hit him several times before turning to Lucy and Ronan with a smile.
"I'm sorry, kids, did I scare you? Don't talk to Geguli, he is a weird thing."
After glaring at Geguli again, Guduo pushed him aside in disgust. He led Lucy and Ronan to the candy cabinet, packed two candies and a brochure in gift bags, and handed them to them.
"I hope these lucky candies bring you happiness, little darlings."
After calling out affectionately, Guduo picked up the small wooden hammer without changing his expression and hit Geguli's dishonest finger.
"Ouch!"
The severely beaten Geguli wailed and struggled while blowing his poor fingers.
"Are they my guests, or are they just filling my candies..."
"you shut up."
Gu Duo snorted coldly and rolled his eyes sharply.
"At this age, you still have such a pitiful cultivation level, and you still have the nerve to steal customers!"
With that said, she pushed Geguli away mercilessly, and looked at Lucy and Ronan with a smile.
"May fate take care of you."
She blinked and showed a loving smile,
"Thanks."
The apprentices still haven't come to their senses, but the candies have been obtained, and the task assigned by the teacher has been completed.
They looked at each other and felt that there was something strange about this shop. After thanking Gu Duo in a hurry, they trotted out of the candy house.
Only one Geguli was left, who stretched out his hands in an attempt to retain him, but was dragged away by his ears, watching them leave in despair.
…
"Already got it?"
Watching the apprentices come out of the door, Dean put the newly bought hat on his head and greeted them to the hat shop's lounge.
Because they had just made a purchase, the store's lounge was completely open to him. Lucy and Ronan walked into the luxuriously decorated store and looked at each other, feeling a little subtle in their hearts.
Not long ago, they thought that they would never have the opportunity to enter a store of this level for a long time in the future. Unexpectedly, they would get a second chance so soon during the same trip.
And they are students as consumers.
Lucy and Ronan used their peripheral vision to look at the new hat on the teacher's head. They didn't know if it was because of the charm of money, but it seemed to be much prettier than the previous one.
I just always feel...as if something is watching me.
Is it an illusion?
Lucy touched her arm and looked at her surroundings strangely.
Dean didn't know that the students were paranoid about the hats and were still studying the lucky candies.
These spherical hard candies wrapped in sugar paper look no different from ordinary candies.
No matter whether he used mental power or magic items to check, he couldn't detect anything special.
It wasn't until Dean pressed his fingers slightly to pinch it in half that he felt a subtle energy wave flowing from his fingertips.
This should be the so-called "luck".
After rubbing his fingers, Dean returned the remaining candy to the apprentices. After watching them take it, he found a dice from his pocket and placed it in front of the two of them.
"Are you curious about the special effects of my hat?"
He pointed at his new hat and pretended to be mysterious.
"Let's guess the points. If you can guess the number I cast, I'll buy you two too. How about that?"
Lucy and Ronan nodded in agreement.
They took out all the candies in the bag, divided the five lucky candies in half, and then ate them decisively, holding the candies in their mouths and looking at Dean eagerly.
Besieged by his eyes, Dean placed the dice under the tea cup, shook it a few times, and made a "please" gesture.
"Six o'clock!"
Lucy and Ronan said in unison.
Dean moved the tea cup away obediently and looked at the count. Sure enough, it was six o'clock.
"Correct answer, congratulations."
He raised his eyebrows and didn't refuse to pay. He immediately went out to find the clerk and buy a new hat.
Lucy and Ronan followed him, surprised that the teacher was serious, and honestly began to observe the hats in the store, with smiles on their faces that almost never stopped.
Seeing their positive attitude, Dean stepped aside and let the apprentices choose their own New Year gifts.
And he himself began to sort out the relevant information about the Apostle of Destiny.
In fact, simply judging from the professional characteristics of the other party, Dean prefers to call them "fate gamblers". They gamble from opening their eyes to closing their eyes day by day. If they are a little less lucky, they may bet in it for the rest of their lives.
To put it bluntly, he is not very optimistic about the prospects of this kind of profession.
It's so random.
It was hard for Dean to imagine how lucky a person must be to be able to achieve anything famous on this path.
I'm afraid he's not the child of destiny, right?
However, it is precisely this kind of professional who has a very high demand for magic pets, and often becomes the high-quality target customer of the breeding house.
Because their early combat effectiveness is so poor that it is difficult to develop, their demand for combat effectiveness, or bodyguards, is much higher than that of ordinary professionals.
Are potential customers.
In particular, the Apostles of Destiny are a lucrative profession. In recent years, they have accumulated a lot of wealth by selling lucky candies. Dean is not optimistic about them, but he is still highly enthusiastic about their money bags. .
Looking at Lucy and Ronan, who were looking at themselves in the mirror with feathered hats on their heads, Dean pressed the brim of his hat. The Akaman fish, wrapped in hallucination magic, poked half of its head out, and then quickly disappeared.
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