The Wizard World

A row of data is marked beside the 3D model of the human body. !.

'Blue - not lost. Red - severe wear and tear. '

Angelet quietly looked at the image of the model in front of him. There was a moment of silence.

"The number of cell divisions of a living thing determines the length of lifespan. Does this mean that more than half of my lifespan has been consumed? Is there any remedy? Wizards also consume a lot of vitality, and there should be a solution. Search the database immediately."

"Mission established, start searching..." The chip fed back a message.

Angelet stood by the bed and waited for a while before the chip finally ended its search.

"Search schemes: 129. Do you want to display all of them?"

Angelet opened his mouth, a little speechless, he didn't expect so many.

"Add search criteria: no sequelae, fast, easy, and achievable at this stage. Re-search."

"Research started...retrieval complete. Remaining options: 2."

"Transmit it here." Angelet muttered silently.

A stream of information quickly spread into his memory area.

'1. Energy radiation: use the energy of the major to continuously radiate the body, causing continuous variation in the state of the whole body, which can replenish vitality within one year. Only the main body has uniqueness. If there is no chip to control the energy transmission measurement, energy pollution will be generated.

2. Transfer body: capture a living individual creature, and continuously absorb its vitality every day. Prerequisite: Mastery of life-draining spells. Time: twelve days. '

Angelet frowned slightly.

"One year, it's a little long. It's still the second type."

"Call out the detailed process of the second plan."

'The information is being called...

Bolas Slow Feeding: Slow Feeding, which was originally a level 2 wizard spell, was simplified into a typical level 1 spell for replenishing life after the wizard advanced, under the improvement of Wizard Bolas. Therefore, the spell takes its name as a prefix.

Spell Model: Not mastered.

Requirements: Blood Altar Evil Place. '

Angelet stood in the room, with blue dotted lines flashing in his eyes from time to time. After a full five minutes, the blue light spots in his eyes slowly disappeared.

"Use the first type of radiation to restore your body slowly. Evil places are very troublesome." He checked the information on evil places just now, and they are very troublesome, and they are also very bloody and cruel. It's easy to become a target.

Take a break. Angelet stretched out his hand and snapped his fingers.

A gust of wind immediately swept away all the stuffy air in the room, blowing it out through the cracks in the door and the vents.

I looked at the dirty beds and messy tables. Angelet put away all the important things. Put it in the little box from earlier.

"Finally promoted to wizard, but for official wizards, the academy has no information to provide, so I have to go to Ma to find a mentor." Angelet had known about the status of the academy before.

Treat official wizards. The attitude of the college is rather vague. It is said that there is also a special area in the college for the activities and residence of official wizards. However, it is only allowed to enter after signing a contract with the senior management of the academy.

After the apprentices were promoted to wizards, their identities were completely different. The original agreement would naturally not have too much effect, in order to further bind the wizards. The college will re-sign a formal agreement with the official wizard. The agreement written by the senior wizard has a strong spell binding force.

And because of the lack of resources and materials, wizards in general would be happy to sign an agreement with the academy, which was a win-win situation.

Stand in front of the mentor's lab.

Angelet straightened the gray robe on his lower body and knocked lightly on the door.

Boom boom boom.

"Please come in." Liliana's instructor's voice came from inside.

Angelet pushed open the door, and the laboratory was a little dark, except for a white beam of light falling from the middle. It is the only light source.

Teacher Liliana was sitting in a high-backed chair beside the beam of light. In one hand he held a brass pocket watch. It is being carefully installed towards the left eye.

It seems that because of inaccurate movements, the pocket watch has no eye sockets that can be inserted into the black holes. She took it off again and flipped it left and right, wisps of black smoke exploded from time to time between her nimble fingers.

"This force field?" The instructor seemed to sense something was wrong, and raised his head to look at the door. "Angri??!!"

"Mentor." Angelet bowed slightly, pressing his hand on his heart, with a gentle smile on his face. "I was lucky enough to advance."

Liliana hesitated a little. Only then did I react. There was also a smile on his face, a very sincere smile.

She stood up. Walking over, the body suddenly turned into a cloud of black smoke. Then they gathered in front of Angelet.

"Congratulations, my child." She gave Angelet a hug and patted his back comfortingly. She saw his white hair.

"Thank you." Angelet also felt her sincerity and didn't resist much. Although holding a mentor feels like holding a cold corpse. There is also a faint rancid smell.

"I'm sorry, but I'm so happy. It's been fifteen years, and one of my students has finally been promoted to an official wizard." Liliana let go of Angelet and took a few steps back. "Although fifteen years is just a moment for me. But every time I see examples of successful promotion in other departments, I still feel stuck in my heart."

Liliana didn't care whether Angelet replied. "Follow me first. After you become a wizard, no matter what your level is, the agreement between you and the academy will lose its binding force. You need to sign a new contract agreement in order to gain the trust and support of the academy."

She turned and walked towards the only beam of light.

"I have been worrying these days, worrying about whether you will fail to advance because of those damn malice, but it seems that you succeeded once. I thought it should be Kalins who advanced first. The five I was in charge of Among the three third-class apprentices, he is the most hopeful."

Angelet smiled, followed behind the instructor, and walked towards the beam of light.

The door behind him closed automatically with a click.

The two walked over slowly, Liliana walked slowly with a pocket watch in one hand.

"I remember more than a hundred years ago, I took a female student, and she was my favorite child. She was strong, du li, and beautiful. I still remember that when she attacked the wizard, I wanted to give her a little more chance of success. Just I gave her an extra bottle of Yasu water. It's a pity..."

"What's the pity?" Angelet suddenly felt that there was something he had overlooked.

"It's a pity that she was a bit older, and she was directly burned to death by the water of Yasu." Liliana shook her head, with a trace of nostalgia and regret in her eyes.

Angelet narrowed his eyes slightly.

He did know what he was missing.

The dosage of one bottle of Asu's Water is fixed. It's no problem for a very young person like him. But if it is replaced by other people...those who are a little older, it may be a fatal poison. One will most likely burn all life force. There are only a small number of people like him who can rush to third-class apprentices at a very young age when taking Yasu's water. Even if it fails, it will not lead to death. It is estimated that this is also the key to why third-class apprentices limit the age to 1 year old.

"But even so, I drank three doses in a row, but I didn't get burned alive..." Angelet thought for a while, then guessed from the formula of the medicine. It is estimated that this is the biggest effect of the nightmare potion, which can optimize the effect of the water of Yasu. Otherwise, even if he was very young, he would probably have to be burned to death under the burning of the three Yasu waters.

"It's a pity that the configuration probability of the nightmare potion is too low. Among the medicinal materials and materials purchased, only fifteen copies of the materials were collected, and it was only successful once, just a small bottle. That's all I spent More than a thousand magic stones. If it is replaced by those wizards who do not have chips, the success rate is estimated to be lower. It is not bad to be able to make a bottle out of 100%. The prescription will disappear, such a waste of materials. The so-called nightmare potion is a potion that no one can afford. I guess this is where the name of the potion comes from. Nightmare nightmare, a pharmacist's nightmare."

Angelet immediately understood the key role of the nightmare potion.

Although a lot of thoughts flowed, but it was just a momentary absence.

Angelet followed Liliana to the beam of light in the center.

Liliana pointed lightly, and a black high-back chair immediately appeared behind Angelet.

The two sat down together.

"Since you have been promoted, I should tell you some things you should know." Liliana lightly adjusted the brass pocket watch. Press to the left eye, just stuck in. The second hand of the pocket watch also began to slowly turn.

"I suggest you not to sign the academy agreement. Because there is a stipulation in the agreement that the wizards who signed the agreement must stay here. They cannot leave for three hundred years."

"Can't you leave here?" Angelet was taken aback.

"Yes." Liliana nodded, "The academy that Ram answered means the Academy of Shadows and Necromancers. This is actually a guardian organization established to protect the Shadow Orb. If you have the qualifications of the Shadow Department, then Staying here will be your best research place. But you are not."

"The Orb of Shadow?" Angelet's voice sank, "What is this? So many wizards need to guard it together?"

"The Orb of Shadow is a source of power, which is of great benefit to creatures of dark power and shadow wizards. The reason why we Ram said that every once in a while, there will be conflicts with the Northland Alliance and some races in the underground world. The war is because of this treasure. These actually have nothing to do with you. Since you are not a major in the shadow department and necromancy department, you don’t need to participate at all. They all went out and developed themselves.”

"No wonder the academy is so big and there are so few wizards. On the one hand, they left, and on the other hand, they must have been sacrificed in constant wars?"

"Not bad." Liliana nodded affirmatively. "So my suggestion is that you go out and develop yourself. If you need resources, you can buy transactions from colleges or other wizarding organizations. As long as they are not purely white wizarding organizations, they will generally not refuse black wizards to enter the transaction." She paused, turned back With the last grab, he grabbed a book from the darkness out of thin air.

It's very thin, only about a dozen pages, and the whole article is on black paper, and the cover is written in pale gold. That's Old Byron.

Liliana handed the phone to Angelet.

Angelet took over. "This is?"

"About the agreement of official wizards, the Grimm Palace Treaty, 1,500 years ago, because a wizard produced a big explosion in an experiment, the aftermath caused tens of millions of deaths, the collapse of a great empire, and the destruction of a whole nation The disappearance of all wizarding organizations has been negatively affected to varying degrees, and a wizarding treaty was signed. You can choose not to abide by it, but once you are discovered, you must bear all the consequences yourself. Of course, in fact, many wizards can find loopholes to go around Open this contract. This thing is about to expire anyway, just take a look." Liliana gave a brief introduction.

Angelet opened the page, and inside were silver letters on a black background, which recorded a number of treaties that restrained wizards.

Most of them are restraining dark wizards, including trying not to disturb mortals on a large scale. As well as the occupation area division of the White Wizard Organization and the Black Wizard Organization. There is also a map included.

Records the territorial division of the southwestern part of the continent.

Angelet touched the edge of the map.

"Teacher, what is the place outside this area? This map only records less than one-fifth of the continent."

Liliana smiled; "I have asked my mentor like you before. Most of those places are desolate places, and it will take a long time to pass through these places before reaching another completely strange wizard territory. We will take there It's called Camerin. The Camerinians living there are different from ours here. I don't know how they are different. The middle area hides too many dangers, underground races, jungle monsters, some ancient bloodlines, mutations polluters, etc., etc. Perhaps only the ancient wizards have detailed records."

"Let's not talk about that now." Liliana grabbed it with her backhand, grabbed another book, and handed it to Angelet. "Here are some basic skills and precautions after you become a wizard. Take a good look."

Angelet took it, this time it was just an ordinary brown paper. The cover reads: The Wizard's Handbook.

"From now on, you are du li." Liliana stood up and smiled slightly.

Angelet also stood up and nodded slightly.

"Then, I'll go back and take a closer look at the contents."

"Go. No matter what you choose, you have to remember one thing. When you are frustrated, don't forget that I am still here. I will always stand behind you." Liliana said these words, which seemed like a ceremony , The green right eye flashed a trace of disappointment, I don't know what it reminded of.

Angelet bowed deeply, and when he straightened up, the seat was already empty. The tutor didn't know when he had left.

Only then did Angelet turn around slowly, and calmly walked towards the door. To be continued. .