This wizard only wants to take students.

Chapter 173: Points Fever, Winterburg Iceberg
"Points, points..."

After seeing the long list of redemption items listed by Lucian, many wizard apprentices couldn't help but want to get points with red eyes.

But soon, some wizard apprentices who were disdainful of or resisted Lucian's new teaching system found out helplessly that the fastest way to obtain these so-called points was to actively join and promote the implementation of the new teaching system.

For example, if you lead a class of new students, as long as the class performs well, you can get at least one or two thousand points in a year. If there is a scholarship winner in the class, the teachers in charge of teaching or management will also be very happy!

But the problem was that they had previously resisted Lucian's new teaching system and naturally did not take charge of some of the lower-grade teaching work. Now, they could only hold their green intestines and watch those wizard apprentices who had previously received the academy's tasks happily calculating how many points they could gain.

Of course, some wizard apprentices have thought of another cheaper way to exchange points - trading knowledge or rare items with Lucian!
Under the temptation of absolute confidentiality and improved meditation method, five copies of Lucian's meditation method were exchanged in just three days!

Lucian was happy to see this happen.

After all, these wizard apprentices who traded with him all took out a lot of good things from their bottom of the box. Some of the knowledge they collected was a little enviable even for formal wizards.

Normally, these wizard apprentices regard them as their most precious treasures and keep them tightly guarded.

Not to mention taking it out, even if others knew they had this thing, they would try to make him "learn to be quiet", for fear that if others knew they had such a good thing, it would be "borrowed" away by the mentor or other formal wizards.

And now, when the first person to try it out got the meditation method they had always dreamed of, these wizard apprentices could no longer sit still and took out things that they had collected but had no need for, just like wealthy people waving banknotes and starting to "buy, buy, buy".

All Lucian paid was a little knowledge. For him, this was basically a no-cost business.

Some wizard apprentices who do not have enough accumulation will start looking for opportunities to earn points, or even pay a certain amount of magic stones to buy the qualifications to serve as counselors or course teachers from some second-level wizard apprentices or third-level wizard apprentices.

There was even a points fever within Gray Bone Academy.

In just a few weeks, apprentices have discovered that their class counselors or course teachers have suddenly been replaced, while the teaching attitudes and enthusiasm of those course teachers who have not been replaced have also improved significantly.

There is no other way. For these new instructors, every apprentice in the audience is a potential seedling for points. Their learning outcomes are related to the points they will earn after the course, so they have to treat them as carefully as if they were their own experiments.

However, what makes some apprentices miserable is that as these teachers gradually become more serious and responsible about the teaching results of apprentices, a wave of "homework fever" follows the "points fever".

These teachers who had little experience in teaching students seriously almost unanimously turned to Carly's teaching method, and the first step in their learning was... assigning homework!
Carly herself did not expect that her attempt, which was just a "sharing" attempt, would be carried forward by other tutors. However, when the first tutor who tried to assign homework to students appeared, many tutors discovered the wonderful benefits of assigning homework:

Homework can ensure that students study or review the courses they teach in other time after class, thereby improving the teaching effect.

Improving teaching effectiveness means more and more points... But when a tutor found a student in his course who was writing homework for a basic potions course, the process became a little uncontrollable.

"Stealing, this is the most shameful stealing!" - A lecturer at Graybone Academy

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To the north of Graybone Academy is the Kingdom of Kowari. Further north of the Kingdom of Kowari and the Principality of Costa, in an area covered by ice and snow all year round, lies a huge castle complex that looks like it was carved out of a single block of ice crystals.

This is the location of the wizarding organization Winterhold.

As a wizarding organization that focuses on physical wizardry, the wizards of Winterhold believe that the coldness and harshness from nature are more suitable for them to temper their bodies and allow them to go further on the path of physical wizardry.

Even many body-refining wizards from Winterhold would go to the Bravik Wasteland in the far north to perform "asceticism" during the coldest season of winter, using the external environment to deeply stimulate their physical potential and find a chance for a breakthrough between life and death.

clack clack...

On the white snow, an ice sculpture trembled slightly, and several tiny cracks appeared on the surface of the ice. As the ice sculpture continued to tremble, the cracks gradually began to spread, and finally spread to the entire body of the ice sculpture.

In the next moment, the ice sculpture completely shattered, revealing a somewhat sloppy-looking male face with a slightly untidy beard, but his eyes became extremely bright.

"Success!" The iceberg, or rather Wolfe, did not care about the ice chips on his body, but looked at his arms with an obsessed look, as if he was looking at his most beloved lover.

The wind was howling in the cold wind, an environment that could freeze the blood of humans or ordinary animals, but the iceberg with his upper body bare did not feel the cold at all. Instead, his heart was burning with excitement.

"Is this the power of a first-level wizard?" Wolfe swung his arms without casting any magic, but with just this slight swing, his arms cut through the air in front of him at an extremely fast speed.

Snapped--

After the arm was cut, there was a loud explosion in the air.

Wolfe gently raised his hand again, using it as a knife, and lightly swung it at the ice field in front of him, getting familiar with and adapting to his body which had suddenly become much stronger.

"Hahaha..." A hearty laugh echoed in the silent and empty ice field.

……

"Woolf, congratulations, haha, you are worthy of being a good man of our Cook family!"

In front of the entrance of Winterhold, a burly man with ice-blue stubble saw Wolf returning alone from the depths of the ice field from afar. He laughed and patted Wolf's shoulders heavily, making a thumping sound.

Different from the Greybone Academy's system of recruiting new students, Winterhold is essentially a wizarding organization formed by several major wizarding families. Moreover, after a long period of intermarriage, the interests of the major families have been deeply tied together. There may be some conflicts within these families, but compared to other wizarding organizations, the atmosphere within Winterhold is more united.

Of course, this kind of unity only applies to members of a few major families. To some young wizards in the areas they rule, Winterberg's conservatism seems a little unfriendly.

However, these have nothing to do with Wolfe. After all, he was born into one of the five core families of Winterhold. After being promoted to an official wizard, his status within the family has risen due to his youth and status as an official wizard. Perhaps in a few decades, he will become the helmsman of the Cook family.

"Uncle Angelo, I'm just lucky." Wolfe smiled, but he soon noticed that the atmosphere inside Winterburg seemed to have changed. He looked at his uncle and asked in a low voice the reason for this change in Winterburg.

"The castle lord is back and is currently mobilizing within the academy. Perhaps we will have to conquer a few small wizarding organizations later..." Angelo gave a brief explanation.

Wolf was slightly stunned. The wizard organizations that Angelo just mentioned were all small wizard organizations. Even the highest level of combat power within the organization was only a first-level wizard. According to the usual temper of the Lord of Winterhold, he would not bother to pay attention to these weak wizard forces, but he didn't know why he should conquer them.

"By the way, in addition to this incident, there was another interesting thing a few days ago." Angelo did not tell Wolf too much about the expedition against the wizarding organization and quickly changed the subject.

After all, for a newly promoted official wizard like Wolf, the most important thing is to stabilize his strength as soon as possible. It is impossible for the Cook family to send Wolf to fight with other official wizards at this time.

"The Grey Bone Academy has sent an envoy, saying that they want to have an 'academic exchange' with us. Hehe, this is a rare thing. I remember that these sissy elemental wizards have always looked down on us body-refining wizards..." Angelo said, but did not notice the slight change in Wolf's eyes.

Graybone Academy?

Wolfe couldn't help but think of the friends he met in the Blood Fight Secret Realm. If he hadn't made great gains in the Blood Fight Secret Realm, it would have been impossible for him to be promoted to a formal wizard so quickly.

"Uncle Anglu, can I come over and take a look?" Wolfe looked seriously at Anglu, who was still describing the "academic exchange" plan in a half-joking, half-serious tone, and expressed his request.

(End of this chapter)