Wizarding Immortal

More than two months later.

As the surrounding scenery quickly receded in front of him, Adier stood on the deck and watched the distance quietly.

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

Compared to the time when Adier just got on board, there were already many people on board.

In more than two months, the ship docked in more than a dozen places. Each place had seven or eight apprentices, and three or four apprentices. One after another was brought to the boat, and the number of apprentices on the boat began to increase. .

However, as Andrew said before, very few of these apprentices who came on board later had excellent qualifications. Among more than one hundred people, only a third-class apprentice appeared and was finally arranged Around Adier.

“This is the last place. After waiting here, in a few days, we will reach our destination.”

Beside Adier, Andrew was holding a glass of fruit wine and looked excited.

“Yeah, it’s almost over.” Adier sighed in accord without saying a word.

The scene seemed a bit silent until a voice sounded again.

“Adier, which Academy are you going to join when you get there?”

A female voice sounded in her ears, like a standard greeting, and looked a little stiff.

Adier looked towards, beside his right hand, Sistie stood there, watching him quietly.

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

At this moment, Adier only felt his left hand being photographed.

On his left hand, Andrew gave him a bright smile, with a different meaning, and seemed to be instigating something.

“I’m not quite clear, is there anything particular about it?”

Looking at the two beside him, Adier had a gentle smile on his face, said the head.

Aside, looking at his appearance, Sisty’s face showed a stiff smile: “Of course.”

“The end point we are going to now is where the wizards are active. There are many schools of wizards and academics, and they regularly recruit apprentices.”

“With Adier’s qualifications, if you get there, I believe many Academy will be willing to accept.”

Hearing this, Adier was a bit strange: “To join the wizarding school, you only need to meet your qualifications? No other conditions are required?”

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

“Of course not. For the average person, if you want to join the Wizard Academy, in addition to having sufficient qualifications, you also need to pay tuition.” Andrew stood aside and said, “But for people like Adier you come Say, it ’s not hard to join the Academy, and some are willing to recruit you for free.

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

On the side, Sisty excuses: “Some powerful wizards will make some unique Magic Transformed Items as vouchers to give to some people.”

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

“According to the record, the wizard who can leave the credentials is at least the official wizard level. Directly entering the door of such powerful wizards is a good starting point for others.”

Hearing this, Adier touched his chest subconsciously, thinking of the black amulet that Poria Earl had given him.

According to Poria Earl, the amulet was a Magic Transformed Item made by a wizard, which was inherited from the ancestors of the Fax family and is undoubtedly a voucher.

Adier originally thought that similar credentials were not too rare, but it still seems to underestimate their value. Otherwise, not even Andrew and Sistine would have a sense of envy in their tone.

His face remained calm, and he continued to chat with them word by word, and gradually learned the information on some wizard continent.

On the wizard continent, the competition between wizards is also fierce. Various wizards have differences and disputes according to the differences between school and Academy, and they are far fiercer than other places.

According to different organizational forms, in addition to those gathered wizard families, they can be roughly divided into homeless wizards, schools, and Academy.

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

Schools are often wizards gathered for the same ideas, often master and disciple inheritance, with varying strengths, some strong and some weak, but generally small numbers, and will not recruit a large number of apprentices.

Academy is the real main force, often developed by a single school or wizard family, which gathers a large number of wizards, is the main force that will really recruit a large number of apprentices.

Apprentices like Andrew and Sistie often enter these wizard colleges.

However, the apprentices who join in this way are often taught by some advanced wizard apprentices at the beginning, not at all by special instructors.

Unless you are promoted to an apprentice before a certain age, then there will be a mentor who will be dedicated to the professor. Otherwise, you can only listen to the lectures of formal wizards at your own expense. Not only does each step of learning require a lot of energy and money, The resources needed for promotion must be figured out by themselves.

Witch families such as Andrew and Sistine were born well, at least there are families behind them that can help, like those civilian-born apprentices, even if the innate talent and luck are enough, barely becoming a higher apprentice, it is simply not There is no way to gather resources for promotion.

If, like Adier, you have the corresponding credentials in hand, the situation is different.

From the beginning, you can enter a mentor with a level of at least a formal wizard, and from the starting point, you have opened a huge gap with others.

Thinking of this, Adier couldn’t help but sigh and understood deeply the weight of Poria Earl’s gift.

“I’m afraid this credential is the only thing left in my entire Fax family.”

Adier stood there, flashing this thought in his mind.

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

It now appears that this credential should be privately owned by the branch of Poria Earl, for the consideration of future generations. Just wait for one of his juniors who has a good qualification to give him this voucher, so that he can have a greater possibility of rising.

Adier estimates that the original voucher should be a direct descendant of Poria Earl. It’s just that the people in the Fax family who have wizard qualifications are too few in recent years. The only Poria Earl eldest son that appears is that the wizard qualifications measured are not very good. In the end, Adier was finally cheaper.

ps: sorry for the late update, this is the second chapter. The reason why the previous chapter was published in the morning seems to be because of the delay. It was issued at more than eight o’clock in the morning (laughing and crying). You can open the catalog and go back to see it.