Although the other party left a crystal card as compensation, Jia Lan, who was also a crystal card holder, saw at a glance that it was a "credit card", which could be used for overdraft consumption within a certain credit limit without immediate cash payment.
Looking at Alan's ruthless way of ordering, he couldn't help but mutter to himself: Is Alan planning to completely blow up the credit limit of this credit card?
However, Jia Lan did not tell the girl in front of him this fact.
After the sudden shock just now, Alan really needed a refreshing order to appease her frightened mood.
So, he smiled and sat aside, quietly watching Alan contentedly order the meal she wanted.
When Alan finally put down his pen, Jialan smiled at the waiter who was watching him and said, "Since Mr. Kasmer left the crystal card as an apology so sincerely, I think he would not mind paying for all the disturbed customers, right? Well, let's put all the expenses on our table. After all, didn't Mr. Kasmer just say that he would pay for both of our tables?"
The waiter's face turned pale when he heard this, but then he turned around and announced this exciting good news to the customers in the restaurant in a tone that was almost cheering.
There was silence in the restaurant at first, as if even the air had frozen for one and a third seconds, but then a thunderous cheer broke out: "I wish the generous Mr. Kasmer good health and longevity!"
Amid the cheers, the customers in the restaurant began to enthusiastically add the food they wanted, not asking for the best, but the most expensive.
For a while, the restaurant was filled with laughter and the aroma of food.
For Jia Lan, enjoying a meal with such a lovely girl in such a relaxed atmosphere and a happy mood is undoubtedly a novel experience that he has never experienced before.
Although he was once a distinguished mage noble with the title of [Viscount], and served as an assistant lecturer in twelve affiliated colleges in [Kolanburg Library], and was himself a respected [Erudiment] and [Researcher], in theory, there was no shortage of people around him who wanted to be friends with him.
However, in the special serious academic research environment of [Kolanburg Library], the interactions between people often revolve more around academics and experiments, and it is difficult for people to really become "friends" in the conventional sense.
In particular, the people that Jia Lan often comes into contact with are those middle and high-level mages with white beards and white hair, and the topics they talk about are mostly various complex and profound arcane experimental data.
In the world of those crazy researchers, the concept of friends does not seem to exist.
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Afternoon tea, Thirteen Countries Chess, Pro Cards, Pole Ball, etc., which are interesting and emotional games for ordinary people, are boring and time-wasting things for them.
If they are forced to participate in these games to deepen their relationship and enhance their feelings, it is very likely to trigger a high-intensity magic confrontation - for example, using [Detect Thoughts] to judge the opponent's next move, or using [Strong Creation] to create a card they need to cheat. After being discovered, everyone can use spells such as [Summon Meteorite], [Lightning Ball], [Fire Storm], and [Advanced Explosion] to have a lively melee.
For primary and intermediate magicians, they may find it interesting to practice those seemingly simple but challenging spells.
However, for advanced magicians, these spells can no longer satisfy their growing curiosity.
Can they only get together and do some boring corpse dissection competitions, or summon some alien creatures to conduct meaningless simulated wars?
This is really terrible. The loser may not accept it and go back to study some taboo spells to try to save face.
If that were the case, the world would have been ruined by these powerful and ambitious magicians long ago, so why would they have to wait until the catastrophe 1,700 years ago!
Jia Lan had heard from his teacher that such a thing happened thousands of years ago.
Two great wizards, who were also old friends for many years, summoned the "Abyss Legion" and the "Hell Legion" at a spell exchange party because of a small bet - three salt olives.
In just three hours, they destroyed the kingdom where the party was held, until the organizer of the party couldn't stand it anymore and released the "Dead Scourge" in anger, finally ending this crazy fight.
However, after the disaster, the kingdom had become unrecognizable and turned into a ruin.
It is said that before Jia Lan was frozen, the kingdom was still desolate and not even a blade of grass grew.
Since then, the Arcane Council has stipulated that private spell gatherings of more than three people are not allowed to be held to prevent such disasters from happening again.
In the twelve affiliated colleges, although Jia Lan can get in touch with some young magicians, including some beautiful girls, as an assistant lecturer, they always look at him with respect and admiration.
The distance between them is like a gap, and it is basically impossible to become close friends.
Although Jia Lan is about the same age as them, or even younger, they just can't play together.
Therefore, Jia Lan spent most of his childhood in the teacher's huge and mysterious laboratories.
He rarely has the opportunity to play and communicate with his peers. The only time he spent time with his peers was because he almost messed up the "Multi-national Mage Apprentice Quality Competition" and was disqualified.
Therefore, when Jia Lan met the kind and simple Alan, he cherished this pure friendship very much. For him, this friendship is really precious.
"What a busy day!" After sending Alan back to the dormitory, Jia Lan returned to the rest hut of the big librarian.
He glanced at the "Book Ryan" with a light blue light in the sky, sighed, and then walked into the dark library.
However, when Jia Lan said "busy", he didn't mean how hard his first day of school was.
On the contrary, compared with his previous days in the "Kolanburg Library", he felt that his current life was as relaxed as a vacation.
At that time, he had to go to the teacher's laboratory at night to help with various complex experiments and research, and manage the library and organize books; during the day, he had to go to the Twelve Colleges to teach those young magicians and answer questions. Often there was no time to sleep and rest for several months.
Although for magicians, with the improvement of mental strength, sleep has become less and less important.
They can often use "meditation" instead of sleep and rest, thus saving twice or even more time than ordinary people to study and research.
However, even so, time is always not enough for magicians.
Because they always have endless things to do and endless knowledge to learn waiting for them to explore and comprehend.