Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 95 The Wizard of Bosco

Following the indicated direction, after turning a corner, Yarrow suddenly stopped.

A huge open space appeared ahead, with incredibly tall stone statues standing there. Exquisite armor, sharp longswords, clearly textured staffs, flowing witch robes... every detail was carved with exquisite detail, making one wonder if these were petrified giants.

Looking up to the left, one sees majestic stone pillars reaching into the sky, supporting an enormous palace that appears so solemn and magnificent under their protection.

Not far from this exit, there is a row of fifty or sixty corner roads, from which law enforcement officers dressed in uniform and wearing sword and staff badges on their chests emerge from time to time.

Upon noticing this intruder, everyone cast curious glances their way.

Is this the place?

'Why are so many people coming and going from the lodgings of a formal wizard?'

Did I go the wrong way, or did the person I asked point me in the wrong direction?

As Yaro hesitated, several law enforcement officers who were guarding the side approached, and one of the young men asked in a deliberately authoritative manner, "What is it?"

Yaro quickly took out the card given to him by the wizard Bosco and explained why he had come.

"Delivering materials to Lord Bosco?" The young man's expression shifted slightly, and he enthusiastically pulled Yaro aside. "Come this way, Lord Bosco lives right next door."

Upon hearing the words "Lord Bosco," the surrounding law enforcement officers softened their stance, stepping aside to let Yaro and his companion pass.

Yaro noticed the change in their expressions, and after taking a few steps, he asked the young man accompanying him in a low voice, "You all respect Lord Bosco very much?"

Although Yaro considered Knan Nabi's words to be highly credible, this did not completely dispel his concerns about Bosco the Wizard's attitude.

However, one can roughly discern a person's character from the attitudes of those around them behind their backs.

The fact that these law enforcement officers showed him such respect indirectly suggests that the wizard Bosco's character is probably not too bad.

"Of course, most people can't even imagine how much Wizard Bosco has sacrificed for the academy."

"Oh?" Yaro perked up. "Could you tell me a thing or two?"

Did you really encounter a wizard who was selfless and dedicated?

From this perspective, it's entirely possible to get close to the wizard Bosco!

"Because he believes that the law enforcement department must be authoritative and must inspire fear in others."

"So he pulled the mentor's alternate dimension he had received into the mysterious hall, which became the headquarters of the enforcement department, while he only built a small house in a corner."

Yaro asked expectantly, "Is there anything else?"

“Of course there is more,” the young man said with pride, though he was referring to the wizard Bosco. “Every year, Lord Bosco spends several months hunting and then uses the bounty money to buy all sorts of materials, which he then fills up the academy’s material bank, reducing the price of basic materials by more than 30%.”

Upon hearing this, Yaro was stunned.

Could this... be a saint?
Yaro lowered his voice and asked the question that had been bothering him: "Why would Wizard Bosco do something so thankless and exhausting?"

A weathered voice suddenly rang out, answering Yarrow's question.

"The greatest benefit is that you can grow up healthy."

As soon as Yaro looked up, he saw the old but neat figure not far away and felt extremely embarrassed.

Talking about others behind their backs, only to be overheard by them.

Fortunately, after hearing some things about the wizard Bosco, Yaro was no longer so afraid.

Standing upright, Yaro bowed respectfully and apologized: "Greetings, Lord Bosco. Please forgive my rudeness; I was simply too curious about your affairs."

The young man was also startled and hurriedly followed suit in bowing.

"Lord Bosco."

Bosco nodded slightly. "It's alright, you can go ahead and get back to work."

The young man bowed and took his leave.

Yaro looked at the old man in front of him and quickly explained, "Lord Bosco, I heard you needed fluorescent powder, so I went to collect it immediately today. It looks like the amount I had yesterday, so I brought it to you right away." "This isn't a formal occasion, relax a bit," Bosco said elegantly, his white beard trembling slightly, a faint smile playing on his lips. "I don't like seeing you cute little fellows looking so timid and fearful."

"Yes, Lord Bosco."

Yaro was indeed much more relaxed. After hearing about the wizard Bosco, he had already mentally labeled Bosco as trustworthy.

"Lord Bosco, where do you live? I'll move these fluorescent powders inside."

Since Wizard Bosco was so easy to get along with, Yaro naturally wanted to seize the opportunity to chat with him a bit more, which would also help him achieve his own goals.

"Is that so?" Bosco paused for a moment, then nodded slightly. "I'll be staying in the house in the back. Thank you for your help."

Looking at the houses behind Bosco, Yaro quickly said, "No trouble at all, no trouble at all!"

It was an ordinary house, somewhat similar to the two-story houses that Yaro had seen in the town when he was a child. Such a house was naturally not small for an ordinary person.

But for Bosco, a formal wizard, it was indeed too shabby.

Judging from the bricks and tiles, the house must have been built quite some time ago. The materials of the foundation and the ground are also quite different, making it look like it was moved from somewhere else.

'Could it be that Bosco the Wizard's old home, which he moved entirely to the academy? He seems like a nostalgic person.'

'My trip has been incredibly smooth; I was able to enter Wizard Bosco's room on my first visit.'

'Should this be enough? The mastermind won't interfere again, right?'

With that thought in mind, Yaro followed the wizard Bosco, carrying the leather bag, into the ordinary-looking house.

"Squeak!"

As the old wooden door creaked open, a woman with exquisite features, a slender figure, and wearing a tight-fitting maid's outfit appeared.

'Still going strong in old age?'

Yaro was slightly startled, but then he suddenly noticed that many parts of the beautiful maid in front of him were metallic, like a metal puppet.

The wizard Bosco explained, "These are metal golems that I crafted, similar to those summoned by clay golem spells."

'Isn't this just a robot from the wizarding world?'

The exquisitely crafted metal puppet maidservant bowed respectfully, the joints clearly visible, and Yaro quickly returned the bow.

"come in."

Hearing the wizard Bosco's call, Yaro followed him inside.

Surprisingly, the house, which looked cramped from the outside, had a surprisingly large interior space. It seemed that some method had been used to expand the space, and various metal puppets of different kinds were scattered throughout the house, taking care of the huge interior.

It was at this moment that Yaro realized that the wizard Bosco was not lying; he was indeed the 'Master of Robots' in the wizarding world.

It's no wonder that Yaro had doubts earlier; he had seen before how a real person's body could turn into a strange wooden pole, and it wasn't impossible for it to transform into a metal structure.

'No wonder the wizard Bosco is called the "Iron Falcon." While I haven't seen anything else with him, the word "iron" perfectly encapsulates his identity.'

Yaro then turned to ask, "Lord Bosco, where should we put this bag of fluorescent powder?"

“Leave it to me. The fluorescent powder can’t just be left in the air, it will dissipate,” Bosco said with a friendly smile. “I’ll put it in the materials warehouse first. You wait here for a while, I have something I want to ask you later.”

ask me?

Are you asking me about my motives for making the move on the cargo ship?
Perhaps they were also wondering why they suddenly made a move back then?
That's good, it will give us more time to achieve our goal more perfectly.

"Lillian, entertain the guests," Bosco instructed the puppet maid, casually beckoning with his hand. The leather bag floated automatically behind him and followed him into the room.

Watching the wizard Bosco walk away, Yaro relaxed even more and curiously looked around at the surroundings.

The exquisitely crafted puppet maid made an inviting gesture and spoke in a mechanical voice, "Guest, this way please."

Yaro nodded slightly and followed the graceful, exquisitely crafted puppet maid, looking at the houses on both sides as they walked towards the living room.

(End of this chapter)