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After Lillian left, Herag began to organize the intelligence he received from Lillian.

Augustus College is very similar to a regular school, except that it is an eight year program where the wizard apprentices study according to the courses arranged by the college. If there are particularly outstanding individuals, they may be recognized as students by a formal wizard.

Augustus College is also relatively peaceful within these wizard organizations, with relatively less struggle between wizard apprentices.

The Moonlight Forest where Herag is located is completely different. All the knowledge and resources in it come at a cost. Witch apprentices need to complete various tasks to earn points or magic stones, and then exchange them for corresponding resources.

The knowledge and guidance of a formal wizard are resources that require the apprentice wizard to work hard to exchange.

Dudu!

Lillian knocked on the door again, and Herag opened it and saw a blanket.

"This is the extra velvet blanket I have. Don't use the one from the boat. It's damp and smelly, it's moldy." Lillian hugged a thick blanket, almost out of sight of her.

Herag took over and said, "Thank you!"

The velvet quilt is actually made of silk on the outside, with a gold border that feels very smooth to the touch.

He became increasingly puzzled in his heart. Lillian should be stronger than himself, why would she express kindness to him? There has never been a free lunch in the world.

Whatever you get, you will definitely pay the corresponding price, and Herag understands this principle very well.

"By the way, if you're ready to go up for dinner, call me and let's go together. Otherwise, those people who see you alone are likely to cause trouble for you. The boat is very boring, and some people like to bully newcomers for fun. I heard someone once hung a newcomer who had just boarded the boat fishing at the bow. If Dino hadn't noticed in time, that newcomer's head would have been eaten by the fish," Lillian reminded.

Lillian boarded the ship a few days earlier than Herag, saw more and understood those people better.

Herag remembered the situation he had seen on the deck and third floor before, where those people didn't know each other and kept a distance from each other.

He cannot have complete trust in Lillian, and Lillian is no exception, they will all have reservations.

They are still like this, not to mention the people upstairs.

Herrag returned to the room and used the original blanket as a cushion, spreading Lillian's velvet blanket over it.

"Let's go up for dinner, I'll take you to get familiar with it," Lillian said as she stood outside the door.

"Okay," Herrag locked the door and the two of them went to the second floor together.

When Herag climbed the stairs, he glanced down. The fifth floor was very dark, and from his perspective, there was no light at all. He could smell some foul and fishy smell below.

Lillian covered her nose with disdain and said, "Those sailors live on the fifth floor, they don't like cleanliness very much... There are two floors below the fifth floor, which are said to store some goods and some ballast."

As Herag and his companions walked up the stairs, they passed by the third floor. A thin faced man squatted alone at the entrance of the hallway, his eyes wide open, staring at both of them.

"Don't look at him," Lillian whispered as she lowered her head and quickened her pace.

Herag shifted his gaze away from him and quickened his pace to the second floor.

He could feel the person staring at him all the time until his gaze disappeared behind him on the second floor.

"That person's name is Fajal Mulan, one of the two second-class apprentices in our group of wizard apprentices. He was the one who used to hang people fishing at the bow of the ship. This person has a brain problem and always feels like he's mentally abnormal. Don't provoke him," Lillian said of Fajal with a look of fear.

Herag nodded, and Figar's gaze was indeed uncomfortable. It was like searching for prey, with only cold and cruel eyes.

He feels really lucky to live on the fourth floor now, otherwise when he opened the door, he would have seen this guy squatting in the hallway, and his whole body would have been frightened.

The restaurant on the second floor is relatively spacious, with white bread, pickled meat, smoked meat, and other items placed in the frame, so you can pick them up yourself if needed.

Herag also saw two large baskets of green oranges, which could be smelled from afar. The skin was particularly green, and just seeing this color was enough to make people salivate.

In addition to them, there are also three wizard apprentices sitting here in the restaurant, but they are all scattered.

They both saw the chatter and laughter of Herag and silently remembered it in their hearts.

"Why are they so indifferent to each other? There should be some guarantee of safety for the official wizard on the ship, right?" Herag asked.

Lillian looked at the idiot and smiled, "Dino doesn't care about these things. There's no ban on killing on the ship. As long as you don't affect the navigation, Dino won't care if you don't see it. The token is not a real name system, and the wizard organization won't care how you get it. Some people don't have tokens."

"I see." Herag thought that having a formal wizard on the ship would be more peaceful. He already had two demonized items on his body, and others should also have them.

People without tokens must undergo testing in order to have the opportunity to join a wizard organization. With the token, they can get through directly. Under this temptation, it is inevitable that some people will take risks to kill and seize treasures.

After these wizard apprentices boarded the ship, they didn't know each other and no one knew what the other was thinking, so they had to be careful and create the current situation.

Herag and Lillian took some and chatted while eating, while the other three of them noticeably accelerated their pace of eating upon their arrival. They quickly left Zhaoshuyuan.com.

The restaurant here is exclusively for the use of these wizard apprentices, and sailors are not qualified to come here to eat.

"What I have in my hand is the token of Augustus College, which many people want. I have no choice but to form an alliance with you." Lillian looked very stressed.

Herag understood that people without tokens would most likely have the idea of those with tokens, and Lillian's possession was from Augustus College, so it must have attracted a lot of people's attention.

"I seem to have lost a lot. We just went on this trip, and they should have assumed that we were together, which means I was also dragged down by you." Herrag finally understood where the pitfall was, and after eating, he stepped on it.

Lillian straightened her plump chest and said, "I'm stronger than you. I can protect you, and I'm in an alliance with Princess Tang..."

Herag interrupted him directly and rubbed his finger, saying, "Don't mess with those useless things. I want something more affordable."

Lillian rolled her eyes and pulled out a ring when she saw that he didn't eat this set. "Here, this is a space ring. You probably don't have this type of enchanted item yet," she said

"This thing is good!" Herag took it in his hand.

Lillian said sternly, "Do you think you and I can be safe by keeping a distance? On the contrary, you will only be more dangerous. There are two second-class apprentices on the ship, and if we can work together, even second-class apprentices cannot guarantee that they can kill both of us and escape unscathed."

"You should know that if one second-class apprentice is injured, how could the other second-class apprentice let him go? So, we can temporarily work together to at least ensure a certain level of safety."

After a moment of contemplation, Herrag said, "Okay, we can maintain cooperation. Anyway, in the eyes of others, we are already together."