Above the mage!

Chapter 113 Trading
As soon as Commissioner Rachel left, only Goder and Mage Lal were left at the door.

"Master Lal." God said respectfully.

"Let's go in and talk." As soon as Master Rachel left, Master Lal seemed to have arrived at his home ground, with an attitude of being in control of the overall situation.

The same is true.

He didn't think that this wild wizard who looked like a country boy would be able to reject him as a member of the academy.

Gao De quickly made way.

Master Ral walked into the room and without any movement, the door closed silently.

"I won't beat around the bush with you. I'll just be frank with you." Master Lal went straight to the point.

After all, why would you need to be so sharp-tongued when talking to someone who is far weaker than you in terms of strength, age and status?
The fact that I am willing to lower my posture and discuss things with him is already enough to give him face.

Master Lal was extremely arrogant in front of Gode.

"Commissioner Rachel, there's something I haven't told you just now. According to the rules of our academy, mages who are recruited into the academy with the highest treatment can also receive a bottle of 'Spiritual Water'." said Mage Lal.

This is something Gaode is completely unaware of.

This matter was not mentioned in the recommendation letter, and even Mrs. Misu did not mention it to him. It is unclear whether she was not aware of this matter or was deliberately hiding it.

Now God knew, and he had also guessed what Master Ral was looking for.

"I see that you are only a second-class wizard apprentice. You won't be able to use this bottle of 'Water of Uplifting Souls' for at least one or two years, so I would like to borrow it from you first. What do you think?" Wizard Lal said calmly.

Of course not, Gao De said in his heart.

Although he didn't know how difficult it was to upgrade his soul, he knew how precious the 'Water of Ascension' was.

At least Master Seda worked hard for half of his life in Hogan City just for this bottle of "Spiritual Water".

"Don't worry, as a member of the college committee, I will definitely not take advantage of you as a freshman."

"You will lend me the 'Water of Ascension' for now. When you reach the level of a third-level mage apprentice and are ready to be promoted to a first-level mage, I will return you a bottle of the same 'Water of Ascension'."

"This bottle of 'Spiritual Water' was originally meant for me. It was only because of your sudden appearance that our dean respected Dean Gavin's letter of recommendation, so he allocated this bottle of 'Spiritual Water' to you."

Mage Lal explained, with a hint of "knocking" in his voice, meaning that Gaode's share of the bottle of 'Spiritual Water' was snatched from him.

"So, even if I don't borrow from you, I should get a bottle of 'Spiritual Water' as compensation next year or the year after. You don't have to worry about me not having anything to return to you then."

"If my apprentice hadn't missed the golden period for promotion next year, I wouldn't have borrowed this from a freshman like you. I'll just have to wait until next year."

"I'm not lending it for free. I can still afford to give you one or two rare spell formulas, or some small money," Mage Lal added.

After hearing this, Gao De felt better. At least the other party was not planning to take advantage of him for free.

Of course, only some.

Although he didn't say it directly, the meaning of "compulsion" in Master Ral's tone was very obvious.

The question is, does he have the right to refuse?
This Mage Lal is a member of the academy's committee and a high-ranking official with real power. If he now refuses his request to "borrow" the spiritual water, will he be able to live a good life in the academy in the future?
When the situation is lower than that of a person, one has no choice but to bow his head. But even if one bows his head, how to bow his head is also a science.

"I know that my talent as a mage is average. Just as Mage Lar said, I will not be able to use the 'Water of Ascension' in the short term."

Gao De said it nicely, but he had a difficult expression on his face: "It is precisely because of my average talent that the Water of Spiritual Boosting is even more important to me."

"Of course I know this truth, but I am only borrowing it from you, not asking for it."

"And didn't I tell you before that if you hadn't come, I would have had a share of this year's Spiritual Water?"

"Although an accident has occurred, I will only temporarily allocate the Spiritual Water to you. My share will not be cancelled. I will return it to you after one or two years when my share is reduced."

"Master Lar, I naturally believe you, but no one can guarantee such a thing. The share of 'Spiritual Water' in the academy is also limited. Since I gave up a share this year, there may be other accidents next year."

Gao De spoke very tactfully, but his meaning was very clear, and his tone was getting softer.

The confusion is clearly revealed.

When Master Lal saw Gaode's attitude, he knew there was a chance, so he began to make assurances from all aspects and kept adding more pressure to shake Gaode's determination.

In his heart, Gao De did not believe a word of Master Laer's assurance, but his tone became weaker and weaker, giving Master Laer the feeling that he was about to be persuaded at any time.

"How about this. If you are willing to lend me the Water of Ascension temporarily, I will give you a rare 1st level spell formula, including the corresponding potion, which you can use once you are promoted to a 1st level wizard. In addition, I will pay you 20 gold coins every year before returning the 'Water of Ascension'."

Seeing that Gaode was already in the ambiguous period of "more than agreement but less than consent", Master Laer finally couldn't help but "a" him.

"The average price of a first-level spell formula is 1 gold, and the corresponding potion is 25 gold," Mage Lar explained to Godde, as if he was afraid that Godde didn't understand the market. "And the price of rare spell formulas can increase by 40% to % depending on their rarity."

"The most important thing is that many rare spell recipes cannot be bought with money."

When Gao De heard this, he knew that this was probably the most that Master Lal could give. If he continued to pull the trigger, the other party might become dissatisfied.

He made an awkward expression and nodded helplessly: "Since you said so, it would be too ungrateful for me to refuse you. I will temporarily lend this bottle of 'Spiritual Water' to you, Master Mage."

When Master Lal saw Gao De nod, he was delighted and assured him:

"Don't worry. As a member of the college committee, I will definitely not bully a freshman like you. I will definitely return the 'Spiritual Water' to you when the time comes!"

"I have never doubted your integrity." Gao De quickly said tactfully.

Upon hearing this, Mage Lar, who was in a good mood, laughed out loud. He was satisfied with the successful transaction and Gaode's "understanding".

He took out a parchment booklet and a small bottle of potion from his arms.

It was really a small bottle, a very, very small bottle, the size of which was equivalent to the "Wind Oil Essence" that was commonly seen in Gaode's previous life.

Inside the transparent bottle is a viscous light green liquid.

"Here are the rare first-level spell formula and corresponding potion that I mentioned." Mage Ral handed the parchment booklet and the small bottle of potion to Gode.

(End of this chapter)