The Wizard’s Immortality

More than two months later.

As the surrounding scenery quickly receded in front of his eyes, Adier stood on the deck and looked quietly into the distance.

Behind him, a group of apprentices stood quietly and gathered together.

Compared to when Adil had just boarded the ship, there were already many more people on board.

For more than two months, the ship had docked in more than a dozen places. Each place had seven or eight apprentices, and as few as three or four people. They were all brought to the ship one by one, so that the number of apprentices on board began to enrich.

However, as Andrew said before, very few of these later apprentices with excellent qualifications, among more than one hundred people, only one apprentice with third-class qualifications appeared and was finally arranged Around Adil around them.

"This is the last place. After waiting here, we can reach our destination in a few days."

Next to Adil, Andrew was holding a glass of fruit wine, looking a little excited.

"Yeah, it's almost over." Adier sighed in agreement, not much to say.

The scene seemed a little silent for a while, until a voice sounded again.

"Adier, when you get there, which academy are you going to join?"

A female voice sounded in the ear, like a standard greeting, it seemed a bit stiff.

Adir looked to the side. On his right hand, Sisti stood there, looking at him quietly.

The red-haired girl is wearing a conservative red and white long coat, her expression is a little indifferent and stiff.

At this moment, Adele only felt that his left hand was photographed.

On his left hand, Andrew squeezed a bright smile at him, with a different kind of meaning, seems to be encouraging something.

"I don't know yet, is there anything special about it?"

Looking at the two people beside him, Adil shook his head with a gentle smile on his face.

Aside, looking at his appearance, Sisti showed a stiff smile on his face: "Of course."

"The destination we are going to now is the place where wizards are active. There are many schools and colleges of wizards there, and they regularly recruit apprentices."

"With Adil's qualifications, if you get there, I believe many colleges will be willing to accept it."

Hearing this, Adier was a little strange: "To join the wizarding school, you only need to meet your qualifications? No other conditions are needed?"

As soon as his words fell, he saw two people around him looking at him with surprised eyes at the same time.

"Of course not. For those with average qualifications, if you want to join those wizarding colleges, in addition to having sufficient qualifications, you also need to pay tuition fees." Andrew stood aside and said: "But for Adil, you have such qualifications. For people, it is not difficult to join those colleges. Some colleges are willing to enroll you without tuition. "

"Of course, in addition to these normal ways, it is said that there is another way."

Side Sisi excuses: "Some powerful wizards will create some unique magic items as vouchers to give to some people."

"If you can get these credentials, you can directly enter the door of the corresponding wizard, and even get some gifts from the other party."

"According to the record, the wizard who can leave a certificate is at least the level of a formal wizard. Directly entering the door of such powerful wizards is a good starting point compared to others."

Hearing this, Adil touched his chest subconsciously, thinking of the black talisman that Count Polia had given him.

According to the Earl of Boria, the amulet was a magic item made by a wizard, and it was derived from the ancestors of the Fakus family. It is undoubtedly a certificate.

Atelier originally thought that this kind of certificate is not too rare, but now it seems to underestimate its value. Otherwise, there would not even be an envy in the tone of Andrew and Sisti.

His face didn't change, and he stood on the spot and continued to chat with them word by word, slowly learning some intelligence on the wizarding continent.

On the continent of wizards, the competition among wizards is also very fierce. Various wizards will have differences and disputes according to different schools and colleges, and it is far more fierce than other places.

According to the different forms of organization, in addition to the gathered wizard families, it can be roughly divided into wandering wizards, schools, and colleges.

Wandering wizards refer to those mortals who have undoubtedly obtained a little inheritance of wizards, and some wizards who are alone for various reasons, often because of insufficient inheritance and resources, their strength is generally poor.

The school is often a wizard who has gathered together because of the same concept. It is often a heritage of mentors and apprentices. Its strength is uneven. Some are strong and some are weak.

The college is the real main force, often developed from a single school or a family of wizards. Among them, a large number of wizards are the main force that will really recruit a large number of apprentices.

Apprentices like Andrew and Sisti often get into these wizarding colleges.

But the apprentices who join in this way are often taught by some advanced wizard apprentices, and there is no special tutor to take charge.

Unless you are promoted to apprentices before a certain age, only then will there be a tutor who is dedicated to the professor, otherwise you can only listen to the lectures of the formal wizards at your own expense. The resources needed for promotion have to find their own way ~ www.readwn.com ~ Wizard families like Andrew and Sisti were born, at least there are families behind them that can help, like apprentices born as civilians Even if talent and luck are enough to barely become a higher apprentice, there is simply no way to gather resources for promotion.

If it is like Adil, with the corresponding credentials in hand, then the situation is different.

Can learn from the beginning of a tutor who is at least a formal wizard at the beginning, and has opened a huge gap from others from the beginning.

Thinking of this, Adier couldn't help but sigh, deeply understanding the weight of this gift from Count Boria.

"I am afraid that in the entire Fakus family, there is only this certificate on me."

Standing at the same place, Adil flashed the thought.

When he was with the Duke of Arieux, although the other party told him a lot about the wizard, he did not mention the voucher.

It seems that this voucher should have been hidden in the branch of the Earl of Poria for the sake of future generations. Just wait for a junior with good qualifications to appear in his juniors, give him this certificate, so that he can have a greater possibility of rising.

Adir estimated that the original certificate should be a direct descendant to the Earl of Poria. It is only that there are too few people in the Fakus family who have the qualifications of wizards. The only eldest son of the Earl of Borya, it is said that the qualifications of the wizards measured are not very good, and finally it was cheaper at the last moment.

PS: Sorry for the late update, this is the second chapter. The reason why the previous chapter was released in the morning seems to be because of the delay. It was already sent out at more than eight o'clock in the morning (laughing and crying). You can open the catalog and go back to see it.