Chapter 756, learn everything


    Sheila Gui immediately felt that she had found a teammate and said, "Look, the leader said the same."


    Wu Heng said with a smile, "I just want to understand it, and I don''t really want to engrave the scroll. I am so rich, I can just buy whatever I need."


    "Big rich man!" Xila Gui muttered.


    Shi Yali still tilted her chin and said, "Will you come home for dinner tonight?"


    Wu Heng glanced at Xila Gui, then glanced down at the heavy object placed on the edge of the table.


    The latter noticed the gaze, first wanted to dodge, and then stepped forward.


    The chin was raised slightly.


    Wu Heng smiled and said, "Come to my place tonight, and you can watch a movie after dinner."


    Sheila Gui looked at Shi Yali, "What do you think?"


    "I can do it!"


    Sheila Gui said: "We will go directly there that night."


    "No need to buy anything."


    "Buy you big-headed ghost." Silla rolled her eyes at him.


    Wu Heng stood up again, shook his stiff neck, and said, "I''m going home first. I''ll be there early."


    "We''ll go there when it''s almost done." Sheela Gui said.


    Wu Heng nodded, put on the mask again, and left the study.


    …


    Return to the island owner''s mansion.


    Wu Heng hung his coat aside and said, "Minnie, Shi Lagui and Shi Yali will come to our house for dinner tonight."


    "Okay, Master." Minnie agreed with a smile.


    Wu Heng turned around and went upstairs.


    From the first floor, Robert''s questioning voice came, "Deacon Sheila Gui, you have been here a lot recently."


    Minnie said: "It should have some relationship with the master, right?"


    "With the master?"


    "The last person who always came to our house for a meal was the wood elf president of Star Flower."


    "Mrs. Shannara, you always came here to have lunch before?"


    "Well, they''re all in the bedroom now," Minnie said.


    Wu Heng paused as he went upstairs.


    Forehead….


    Although it is not reliable to say that there is a relationship between eating and drinking, it seems to be correct.


    It seems that Shannara always came to have a meal at that time.


    I always find reasons to go to her place to eat, which is a bit like Sheela Gui now.


    It doesn''t matter, I will tell my maid in the future.


    Continue to walk upstairs and enter the study.


    …


    Glenda was the only one in the study, reading a magic book.


    In terms of attributes, ghosts can also learn the spells of the necromantic faction, but they have not been unlocked yet.


    Xiaoxiao and Penny are not in the room, they should go outside to play.


    "Has everything been taken care of?" Glenda looked over.


    Wu Heng sat down at the desk, "I settled on the purchase of livestock and met with several representatives of the chamber of commerce."


    "Have you thought about the place to cultivate zombies?" Glenda continued to ask.


    Wu Heng said: "There was a prison before, and the facilities and equipment there were very complete. It felt good there."


    When they occupied Xinfu City Prison, Granda had not yet become her ghost.


    So she didn''t know that side.


    "I''ve heard from Xiaoxiao that it''s okay over there." Glenda nodded.


    "The wild animals haven''t been shipped here yet. There may not be any changes in the process. It depends on the situation."


    "That''s right." Glenda said and turned her gaze back to the books in front of her.


    Wu Heng also took out the magic scroll book he brought back and placed it on the table.


    The name of the book is "Basic Introduction to Scrolls (Revised. There is no text on the surface of the manuscript, and the sky blue cover is already a bit old.


    Wu Heng opened the book first and began to examine it.


    The first few pages are full of famous quotes from past leaders of the Hongwen Society and some scholars.


    It feels like it was forced on me to gain fame.


    After a brief glance, he looked past this part of the content and looked at the content behind it.


    The title of the first part is also quite interesting.


    It''s called [Casting a Spell from a Scroll].


    It is written above that all material expenses are provided when the scroll is created. When using the magic scroll, there will be no need to provide any material and external expenses again.


    If the scroll requires some kind of props, you need to match the props to complete the use of the scroll.


    This point is relatively simple and clear.


    This means that the scroll is a one-time consumable. If you tear it open, you can use the magic inside without any other consumption.


    Wu Heng continued to look down.


    Then there is the inscription of the magic scroll, the tools required in advance, and the selection of the scroll style.


    This is also a cursory look at this point. After all, I don’t really plan to make a scroll.


    Just understand it.


    Next, there is the knowledge of scroll making.


    Packing patterns, the production and proportion of magic ink, and the rules that need to be followed in painting. A large number of symbols and technical terms appear in books.


    Even if you have never seen it, you can still understand what you want to express.


    After reading the entire book, Wu Heng waited for a while.


    There was no system prompt to unlock any skills.


    It seems that it is not a skill book and cannot unlock any skills.


    "Is there anything gained?" Glenda turned her eyes away, exchanged books for him, and asked casually.


    "One thing that is certain is that the production of magic scrolls is related to the ink mixed with materials. The energy contained in the ink acts as the magic power needed to release magic." Wu Heng replied.


    "Does your kind of talisman help?"


    Wu Heng thought for a moment, "I think so. Then we can try to change the materials and copy the talisman again. I remember that there are scrolls that can resist ghosts. It should be about the same with that kind of material."


    Glenda rolled her eyes at him and said, "Don''t get involved with the Holy See."


    "If you want to find out the information, you don''t have to go to the Vatican to ask." Wu Heng said with a smile.


    Glenda nodded and said no more.


    Wu Heng continued to take out the manuscript and once again entered a focused state to read it.


    The contents recorded in the notebook are just some experimental results.


    It''s also relatively elementary and doesn''t have much advanced content.


    After reading it all, he put the space ring away again.


    Then he raised his head and looked out the window.


    The sky darkened.


    At this time, Xiaoxiao and Beini flew back together.


    "Where are you going?" Wu Heng asked.


    Xiao Xiao smiled and said, "I went to the island tavern to listen to stories, and then went to the church to see it."


    "How''s the church?"


    "There''s nothing, it''s still the same few people, it''s empty inside." Xiaoxiao said.


    Then, he and Penny floated aside, found the tablet and started playing the movie.


    Wu Heng also got up and went downstairs.


    …


    When I walked down the stairs, I saw the elf sisters coming over and chatting with the maids.


    Saw Wu Heng coming down.


    Sheila Gui smiled and said, "Let us come to eat, and you haven''t come downstairs yet."


    "I was just reading the magic scroll book, and I forgot about the time." Wu Heng smiled apologetically.


    "I forgive you." Sheela said.


    Shi Yali raised the cloth bag in her hand and said, "I brought honey wine."


    "Okay, I also have some wine here, you can try it then." Wu Heng said.


    Minnie went down to let the skeleton serve the meal, and every sumptuous dinner was served on the table.


    Several people sat in a group, and Shi Yali poured a full cup of nectar wine for everyone and encouraged them to drink.


    "Don''t drink too much again." Sheela whispered.


    Shi Yali smiled and said, "I know, today I mainly let Minnie and the others have a taste."


    Xila Gui nodded and looked at Wu Heng again, "How do you like the books on the scroll?"


    "Something gained."


    Shi Yali also said, "You don''t want to improve any new scrolls, do you?"


    "I just took a look. I''m new to this area, so it''s not that easy to improve." Wu Heng shrugged.


    "I say so. No matter how talented you are, you can''t know everything."


    Wu Heng glanced at the provocative short-haired elf, "If you say that, it will arouse my man''s pride."


    "What can you do to your self-esteem?"


    "Forget it, it''s just for fun and research," Wu Heng said.


    "Humph, I knew it." Shi Yali said, then turned to chat with Minnie and the others.


    Wu Hengye and Xila Gui chatted about some things that happened in the association when they left while eating.


    …


    Had dinner.


    Several people went to the theater room together.


    The lights turned off and the movie screen began to display scenes from Lord of the Rings 2.


    Even if they had seen it before, everyone once again focused their attention on the screen in front of them.


    Wu Heng leaned close to Xila Gui''s ear and said, "Where''s the blanket? Cover your legs."


    Sila Gui looked suffocated and looked at the other person in surprise.


    After hesitating for a moment, he took out a blanket and covered his legs and waist.


    Wu Heng smiled, stretched his hand along the blanket, and gently touched his lower abdomen, all the way down the waistband of his trousers, and stroked it gently.


    Sheila Gui let out a cry, opened her legs slightly, found a comfortable position, and slowly breathed a sigh of relief.


    "I''m going to the bathroom." Shi Yali on the other side suddenly stood up.


    Xila Gui''s body stiffened, and Wu Heng''s movements also stopped.


    Not long after, Shi Yali returned from outside.


    He glanced at Wu Heng and Xila Gui, and then sat down on the other side of Wu Heng.


    Then, in Wu Heng’s doubtful eyes.


    He also took out a blanket and covered his legs.


    (End of chapter)