The original plan was disrupted, so Auckland gave up the plan to go to the practice area and simply went back to the dormitory to pack up and move.
He didn't have much stuff himself, just a few changes of clothes. Everything else could be purchased online, so he didn't bother carrying a ton of stuff. He simply packed a backpack and a suitcase and left. After the lease expired, the school would have a cleaning robot sweep up everything in the room and dispose of it.
He quickly followed the new dormitory address sent to him by the dormitory management department and took a taxi to the new dormitory building in Area B.
After his biometric information was verified at the access control system, the dormitory door opened and Auckland took the elevator to the fifth floor, room 502.
The door lock is still a biometric lock, and after verification, the door opens.
As expected of a deluxe single room, it's spacious and large, with a bay window and balcony. Even the robot cleaner is a smart, high-end option that doubles as a smart housekeeper. The decor is clean and bright, the six-foot bed is soft and comfortable, and the closet has doubled in size.
In addition to the more spacious bathroom, the room also has a sofa, coffee table, desk, refrigerator, etc. Auckland couldn't be more satisfied. This place is worth 1,500 federal dollars a month.
"Master, thank you for your hard work." As soon as Oakland sat down on the sofa, this new cleaning robot quietly glided to Oakland's side with a pair of cotton slippers in its hands and placed the slippers at Oakland's feet. The voice was a very crisp boyish voice, not the electronic voice of the previous cleaning robot in the room. It felt as if it was talking to a real person.
"Thank you, what's your name?" Auckland took off his shoes and put on comfortable slippers. He quite liked this feeling.
The robot's eyes flashed, and it finally reported a number, "RS77149."
"Then I'll call you Yuanyuan." Auckland thought it would be a good idea to give the robot a name. After all, it is relatively intelligent and convenient for communication. Looking at its round and cute appearance, he gave it a cute name.
"The name change information has been recorded." Yuanyuan obviously liked this name very much, and there was a hint of excitement in her voice.
He looked around the house, opened his laptop and went online to buy some new household items.
"Please wait for the courier to come and pick it up for me. I'm going to go online."
"Yes, Master."
Auckland lay down on the bed, put on the smart helmet, and logged into the Star Network in holographic mode.
As usual, I went to the shop that sold heraldic materials, but I found that there were a lot of people gathered here, both inside and outside the shop. They didn't buy anything, but just used their eyes like spotlights to look at every customer who came to the store to buy something.
Auckland was shocked by the scene and didn't know whether he should go in.
"Young man, young man, come in quickly." The clerk greeted him familiarly after seeing the familiar face.
Auckland swallowed and walked into the store despite the inquiring gazes.
"Hey bro, is it still a two-hour virtual workshop? But you have to wait. The studio is full today. One person has exceeded his limit and should be out soon."
"Okay, please give me ten more energy plates." There were only a few virtual energy plates left from the one Dragal had bought for him. He lowered his voice and asked the clerk quietly, "Do you know what this is?"
The clerk lowered his voice and replied, "Hey, it's that mysterious heraldry master. The heraldry he creates is not only of high quality, but also has additional properties. It was the headline on Starnet News yesterday! I heard that many reporters wanted to interview the mecha combat master who was lucky enough to buy a special heraldry, but they were all rejected. When they were forced to do so, they went offline. So they had no choice but to come to me and wait, hoping to meet the mysterious heraldry master and buy materials, rent a studio, or something like that."
The clerk had been holding it in for the whole day, and when Auckland asked him this, he immediately opened up and started talking nonstop.
"If you ask me, why would someone so talented come to us to buy materials? If they can create such a valuable virtual emblem, they can just rent a private virtual studio. Why would they need to come to our store? These people just don't use their brains!"
"Haha." Auckland laughed dryly. He hadn't even known that one could rent a private virtual studio. "Private virtual studios must be quite expensive, right?"
"1,000 federal coins a day," the clerk replied.
"Isn't it too expensive?" Auckland couldn't help but widen his eyes after hearing the price of one thousand federal coins.
"That's fine. For a Herald Master, these are just a drop in the bucket. Private virtual studios are far superior to ours. Not only are they tied to the user, allowing direct access from anywhere, but they also come with a certain amount of heraldry-making materials already inside, so there's no need to go out and buy them. It's safe and discreet, and that's what all Herald Masters do."
After listening to the clerk's words, Auckland immediately felt the benefits of a private virtual studio. There was no need to queue up and he could enter anytime and anywhere, so his identity would not be easily discovered!
He quietly noted the matter down and stopped asking about the virtual studio.
At this moment, a man dressed as a reporter came over and said, "Hey, young man, are you still a student? What are you doing here? Have you ever seen a heraldry master who's 1.8 meters tall, in his early thirties, and likes to wear black?"
"Ah?" Auckland was stunned by the question.
"He's just a student here to practice. I told you he's never seen that heraldry master!" The clerk impatiently blocked it for Auckland.
"Oh, you're really tight-lipped..." The reporter shook his head, walked away, and continued to squat at the door of the store.
"Is the one he described the mysterious herald?" Oakland asked.
"Yeah, that mecha combat master said that. He saw the mysterious herald master dressed like that. So, aren't they staking out their positions, looking for someone like him?"
"Isn't this description too vague? Can we really find it?" Oakland couldn't help but laugh in his heart. Rachel really is...
"There's nothing we can do. We have too few clues." The clerk shrugged. "I don't know why these people are so sure that the heraldry master will come to my store. I've explained it to them many times, but they still don't believe it..."
Just as he was saying this, a man came out of the virtual studio. Hey, what a coincidence, he was a man about 1.8 meters tall, about 30 years old, with ordinary looks, and wearing a black coat.
Almost instantly, all the reporters who had been waiting there rushed over, surrounding the man tightly. The clerk and Auckland were squeezed into a corner...
"This person..." Auckland was speechless. How could such a coincidence happen?
The clerk curled his lips in disdain, lowered his voice, and winked at Auckland, "That guy is a regular customer of my shop. He often sells me finished heraldry, but they are all C-grade, and occasionally D-grade. How can he be the master of heraldry? And let me tell you, he didn't even have that black coat when he walked in."
Auckland laughed and looked at the man who was surrounded by reporters, pretending to refuse and answering the reporters' questions ambiguously, and shook his head.
What he avoids is what some people desire most.
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