The Daily Life Of A Cyberpunk Magician
Chapter 423 - 242: Rat People, Impulsive!_3

Chapter 423: Chapter 242: Rat People, Impulsive!_3

This is District C, where the security level is in the middle of the Fifth District. Jiang Shu walked silently on the street, relying solely on online news broadcasts, which was insufficient to understand the daily specific situations within the Fifth District, so his gaze continuously collected information from the outside world.

There were a few more sentry posts on the main street, and a temporary small pavilion had been erected at almost every street corner. Judging by the uniforms, the people sitting inside were from the police station and the Terrorism Control Bureau, and there were also some semi-human-height patrol robots standing guard.

However, he didn’t see any Hunters in black; likely because their numbers were fewer and their primary duty was pure combat rather than standing guard.

Other than that, District C seemed as harmonious as Jiang Shu had seen in the past, everything was well-ordered, even more stable than when the Black Wall had just risen.

It seemed that after nearly a week, the people of the Fifth District had slightly adapted to this kind of life.

This was also due to the one-month duration of the social experiment, predicting that if the new Black Wall still wasn’t lifted by then, the people of the Fifth District would likely hit rock bottom in their reaction.

However, neither Tang nor Jiang Shu would choose to drag the time out to a month later.

Soon, Jiang Shu could faintly sense that Tang’s last Fake Body would appear soon.

——

Ten minutes later.

"How are you doing with your learning?" Jiang Shu stood next to Lu Yi, looking at the Simulated Light Screen in front of them, which was playing a video of Jiang Shu’s magic pulled from who knows where.

"I’m still researching it," Lu Yi turned off the Simulated Light Screen and then stretched, "This really isn’t simple, boss."

"With your skills, researching this shouldn’t be difficult," Jiang Shu also smiled.

Lu Yi’s profession was a game photographer, a job even Jiang Shu was hearing about for the first time. The main job was to take photographs in some well-made games, recording beautiful landscapes within the games, and selling them to the game officials for promotion.

And after his resurrection, he no longer had any interest in continuing that profession. After a brief exchange with Jiang Shu, he had agreed to participate as Jiang Shu’s magic photographer.

Still, Lu Yi needed a lot more practice.

Within the magic troupes Jiang Shu knew, the photographer was an indispensable role; oftentimes, they even knew the magic being performed better than the magicians themselves.

Only in this way could they maximize the avoidance of slip-ups, and precise timing for close-ups could also make the audience’s viewing experience of magic more comfortable.

Of course, expecting Lu Yi to become an excellent magician in a short time was impossible, so Jiang Shu had chosen a more accelerated method.

He compiled some core magic concepts into a small booklet for Lu Yi to study, then guided him through a few key points, and Lu Yi’s progress was also quick, becoming relatively familiar with some specialized terminology in magic.

At this moment, Jiang Shu’s gaze passed through the window and landed on Lang Tai downstairs.

Since he had entered Lu Yi’s residence, he hadn’t seen Lang Tai again, though he hadn’t paid much attention to it at the time.

Now, Lang Tai was holding a figure in his left hand, his right hand also pointing at this person, throwing a puzzled look up at Jiang Shu in the building.

"This is..." Jiang Shu was momentarily stunned upon seeing that figure.

It was a humanoid creature with a rat’s head.