Saint Peter's Book of Magical Events

(As a reminder, this book is a Western fantasy story narrated in the first person. This approach may be a bit discouraging at first, but after getting used to it, I believe that the writing that uses a lot of Western names will become more immersive after one or two chapters.) In this worldview, magic and science coexist, so what magic can do, science can also do, and what science cannot, magic can do the same. Electric lights, ships, exist; magic towers and familiars also exist. One day in the Christmas calendar of 1698, a magician and his familiar came to Zobelon Street in St. Peter, the capital of the kingdom, and the story in the form of a unit drama unfolded. Magic is something that serves people and fulfills human desires. Even though I am an unknown magician with a mediocre resume, I hope that my hands and magic can trigger miracles with a warm tone. Also known as: "The Magic Sundry Shop on Zobelen Street and Its Manager"