Card Apprentice Daily Log

Chapter 1594 Flagged

Date- ???

Time- ???

Location- Reverse Dungeon, Yellow Plain Planet, Freedom Fighter's Base

Seeing that Joy was busy healing other patients, Wyatt decided to use this moment to visit the infinity library in the inter-realm city to gather more information on soul recovery and soul mutation. Now that he was planning to use his soul mutation power system to heal the tears in his soul, Wyatt thought it would not hurt for him to refine his technique with knowledge from the myriad realms.

Considering that this world and the card world were connected to each other through the dungeon their timeline should be the same, so a moment in this world world several minutes in the Sector DS0909. So Wyatt would not miss much in his absence.

[Dear Demon Merchant,

Welcome to sector DS0909

Note: Behave]

As always sector DS0909 was crowded and Wyatt skillfully navigated through the crowd and arrived in front of the Dariaus merchant mall. Then he headed to the infinity library without any unnecessary stops where he was greeted by a familiar joyous pixie guide, Dredre, "Hello, Wyatt."

"Hello, Dredre. You look cuter than always."

"Hehehe, How can I help you?"

"Could please help me get all the books on soul recovery, soul mutation, and other books that would be helpful with these two topics? I would like to redeem my free reading time to read them," Wyatt demanded. He had a feeling that his soul mutation power system could be further polished, so he did not mind spending a few free reading minutes exploring it.

Listening to Wyatt's demand, Dredre nodded and used her connection to the library array to gather the information but her expression soon became complicated, and then she said, "Wyatt, your library card has been flagged. So, I cannot help you with your request."

Carefree Wyatt was suddenly dumb-stricken listening to his pixie guide say that his library card was flagged and she could not help him any further. Gathering his calm, Wyatt asked the pixie, "What do you mean my card was flagged? Why was it flagged?"

Wyatt was afraid that the Librarian had taken notice of him abusing the loophole of the library membership and flagged his library card. But then considering that a being like the Librarian would not have the time to waste on a small figure such as himself Wyatt had an inkling that it was not the case. However, he could not be sure until all the facts were presented.

"I am sorry, I am trying to find out why your card was flagged but I am unable to view it. It can only mean that my authority level is not enough to view the reason why your library card was flagged," Dredre explained frantically. She too seemed to be concerned over Wyatt being flagged.

After all, Wyatt was the only Demon Merchant who did not treat her as a library tool but as a person. She was doing everything in her power to understand why Wyatt's library card was flagged and if there was anything she could do about it. Unfortunately, her authority as the library guide was limited. Even if she wanted to help she did not have the power to do so.

"Is there anything I can do about this?" Wyatt asked in distress as he had gotten used to using the Infinity library which was the treasure trove of the myriad realm's knowledge as his personal library. Losing the privilege to use it would really hinder him. Thinking of this Wyatt thought had he known he would be facing such consequences he would have opted not to abuse the loophole in the library card membership. But it appeared to be too late for any regrets.

"Not much, but I can help register an appeal about your situation to the Library management. However, it will take them quite a while to answer your appeal," Dredre responded saying that there wasn't much Wyatt or she could do but raise a formal appeal with management hoping that the concerned authorities would have the patience to answer their appeal.

"Let's do that, it is better than nothing," Wyatt decided to give a try to the formal process of the Infinity Library. If everything fails he could always turn to the devil merchant code.

"I have submitted the appeal. When there is a reply I will inform you through your demon merchant codex," Dredre said having submitted the appeal on Wyatt's behalf.

"..." Wyatt stared at Dredre wondering what next. Only to see that the pixie was suddenly startled as she hurriedly said, "Wyatt, they replied to your appeal. I cannot believe they replied so fast."

"What does it say?" Wyatt asked eagerly. He wanted to resolve the issue as easily as possible because he did not want to have to go to the devil merchant code to uphold justice knowing that despite its claims of being unbiased it favored the one with a rich offering.

"Woah!" Dredre exclaimed going through the reply. Her eyes had grown large in shock. As she uttered, "I can't believe it. The librarian has personally replied to your appeal."

Listening to Dredre say that the librarian himself had answered his appeal, Wyatt too like Dredre was dumbfounded. But also worried that maybe his abuse of the loophole in the library membership had finally caught up to him. Still, he gathered his courage and said, "Well, what does it say?"

"It says here that the librarian would like to meet you in person at a time convenient for you and explain why your library card was flagged," Dredre narrated the contents of the reply in shock as it was unlike the Librarian to show interest in such menial matters. After all, there was an entire tribe of the pixie to do just that. Then she respectfully asked, "Dear Demon merchant, when would it be convenient to meet the Librarian?"

Seeing the sudden change in the way Dredre addressed him Wyatt frowned. Seeing him frown Dredre panicked and asked, "Dear Demon merchant, is there a problem."

"Yes, there is." Hearing Wyatt, Dredre's expression paled. He continued to say, "Did I not ask you to call me Wyatt?"

"I am sorry, Wyatt." Dredre apologized.

Noticing that the Librarian spared some attention to Wyatt, his status in Dredre's mind elevated causing her to act more professionally toward him unconsciously.