SWDnovel Rank 1 in Chapter 14 Test, claim your reward.
Rank 1 in Chapter 14 Test, claim your reward.
"1.2".
Like a thunderclap from a clear sky, Charles instantly raised his head, staring in astonishment at Ian, whose work had already ended.
"1.2?"
He asked the question instinctively.
Even without looking, he knew from the fluctuations in mental energy that only one mental energy rune had been activated.
But how could it be so powerful?
The alchemical doll is broken?
Impossible, this is brand new merchandise he just got from the Alchemy Department.
However, a skilled mental strike might reach level 1, which is already 1.2.
unless.....
He looked up at Ian, his gaze gradually becoming serious.
Ian was also somewhat surprised.
He never expected that he could surpass three wizards with second-class star talents.
The people around were in an uproar.
"1.2, there's something wrong with the alchemical doll, isn't there?" Harman, who had been watching Ian closely, widened his eyes.
The others also looked up as if they had been startled awake.
Even Lucy, who was usually indifferent to everything, raised her head and looked at Ian, a hint of curiosity flashing in her eyes.
The other two second-magnitude stars also seemed to have seen a ghost.
After all, their experiences during this period have almost taught them that talent is everything, and talent determines power.
"As expected of the boss," Koro clicked his tongue.
"I hope it's not an accident." Emily and Logan exchanged a glance.
"One more time."
Charles ignored everyone else and calmly spoke to Ian.
"My lord, my mental strength has not yet recovered," Ian said.
"Without using mental energy runes."
Charles said.
Not mobilizing mental energy means there is no power, but he is not looking at power.
So Ian demonstrated it out of thin air.
"really."
Charles nodded after reading it.
The spell, which lasted less than a second, and all the details, were indeed due to an excessive level of proficiency.
"Of the recent batches of apprentices, your proficiency in witchcraft is currently the highest."
Charles remarked on the achievement and wrote it down.
Ian nodded and slowly returned to his seat.
"Which batches have the highest proficiency?"
Many people were surprised by Charles's assessment.
That's amazing?
Rune's lips twitched slightly; he had almost forgotten about the kid's magical talent.
Harman, on the other hand, had a gloomy expression.
Soon, the rankings were all released, with Ian ranked first, followed by Lucy and the others.
As for the reward, they will need to collect it themselves later.
After class, they were preparing to leave.
Suddenly, Ian felt the crowd disperse, and in the next instant, Lucy, with her dark blue hair, appeared before him.
His eyes, like pools of spring water, gazed at Ian.
"You're very good."
Then he turned and left.
Ian felt completely bewildered.
"Lucy actually started talking to other people?"
"This is the first time I've seen it."
Lucy's eyes widened, though, because she rarely spoke to even the teachers in their class.
Today was truly an eerie experience.
......
The final pharmacological tests were unremarkable.
Paper and pen test.
The test tested identification of magical plants.
After the exam, everyone dispersed.
To his surprise, Victor sent someone to find him that afternoon.
In an office, Ian met Victor.
"Instructor Victor, is there something you need?"
Ian was also a little curious.
Victor looked Ian up and down, as if he were getting to know him all over again.
"Not bad, I didn't expect you to get first place in the witchcraft course," Victor said.
"Luck, luck."
"There's no need to be modest at times like this."
Victor shook his head and then asked.
"Ian, I remember you said you wanted to join the Potions Department, right?"
"Um."
Ian did not deny it.
"But you only ranked fifty-sixth this time. I can only tell you that the Potions Department will not recruit more than five people this year. Putting aside other courses, you need to be in the top fifteen in basic potion science. In addition, your meditation talent is average, so you need to be in the top five at least." Victor said calmly.
He thinks highly of Ian, otherwise he wouldn't have said these things.
Fifty-six.
The result was worse than he had expected.
However, the real bad news is that the potions department is only hiring five people.
The pressure to stay in the potions department is immense.
"Then why did you call me here, Instructor?" Ian looked up.
Since Victor had invited him, it was clear that he hadn't just come here to tease him.
"You should feel that the exam covers more material than you learn," Victor simply said.
"Um."
Ian nodded.
This was how he felt during the test; he had studied a lake, but the test was about an ocean.
Otherwise, his grades wouldn't be so low.
"Therefore, classroom learning alone is not enough. The college has a library, so take a look at the pharmacy section."
Victor reminded him.
"Thank you, sir."
Ian's eyes lit up.
There are some things you really won't know unless someone points them out to you.
Ian left.
The gate is closed.
"Interesting, such high talent in magic."
Victor sighed.
If Ian hadn't gotten first place in witchcraft, he would never have given him a hint, but since he got first place, he would help him a little more.
Anyway, there was no real effort put in.
......
night.
The mutual aid group's discussions naturally revolved around today's test.
And at the center is undoubtedly Ian.
"Ian, someone told me today that they want to join the mutual aid society," Logan suddenly said.
"Me too," Koro said.
The new classes have more apprentices, but the number of small groups has not decreased at all.
"Just say no."
Ian shook his head. Adding more people would yield no benefit at this point, and he couldn't possibly do something so thankless.
.......
In the blink of an eye.
the next day.
Ian went to the castle early in the morning.
Good morning, Mr. Mickey.
After greeting the owl, Ian entered the castle.
Soon, he received his reward.
"A total of ten magic stones. You can also receive a low-level, zero-ring sorcery spell for free. Would you like to redeem it now?"
The person in charge was a young girl who didn't look like a wizard.
"Normal?" Ian asked.
He knew that witchcraft had levels, roughly three levels: lower, middle, and upper, corresponding to first, second, and third-level witches respectively.
What is "ordinary"?
"It's about the quality of the magic. Even within the same rank, there are differences between magic spells. They are divided into common, excellent, and superb, and the difference between them is quite significant. You can also choose to keep them, and later you can exchange three for one excellent spell," the little girl explained.
"Then let's keep it."
Ian hasn't finished learning magic tricks yet, and he'll be learning new witchcraft next month, so he's not short of skills for now.
Instead, let's see if we can save up three.
The entire underground level of the castle is a library, so Ian went straight there.
"One magic stone per hour on the underground level, but only in public areas. You must not damage the books," said the gray-robed wizard guarding the area.
One magic stone per hour.
so expensive!
Despite feeling extremely distressed, Ian still took out two magic stones.
"Two hours, please."
"it is good."
A badge was handed to Ian, who then slowly walked into the library.