Above the mage!

Chapter 114 Credits
Gode ​​quickly took the spell formula and potion handed over by Master Lal and put them away carefully.

"Then let's go to the committee now to finalize the ownership of your bottle of 'Spiritual Water'." Once the deal was done, Mage Lal was afraid that things would get more complicated if the night went on, so he took Gao De to the committee.

"However, when we get there, if you want to say that you are transferring the 'Spiritual Water' to me, the content of our transaction is our private matter, so it is better not to mention it."

"In the academy, there has never been any such thing as temporarily borrowing the 'Water of Upliftment'." Master Lal said earnestly.

"I understand, please rest assured, Commissioner Lal." Gao De had no objection. He had already accepted the benefits and had no right to refuse. He could only try his best to cooperate with others.

As for whether it is "borrowed" or "transferred", it ultimately depends on his future performance in the academy.

It was not what the committee said, nor was it the verbal promise made by Master Lal.

Gao De is very clear about this.

Master Lal is a rather impatient person.

The reason for saying this is that just after leaving the reception building, Master Lal gently touched Gaode.

Then, Gao De felt his body become lighter and his steps became faster and more agile.

Now each of his steps covered four or five times the distance before.

"The 1st-level spell [Long Stride] is one of the most common 1st-level spells. If you become a 1st-level wizard, you will definitely learn this spell."

As if he had noticed Gode's surprise, Master Lal took the initiative to speak to Gode.

Leaving the reception building, we officially entered the Ceres School of Magic.

Only after actually stepping into the college did Gao De feel the grandeur and atmosphere of this college hidden among the mountains.

Most of the territory of Ceres College is located on a large valley and plain on the hillside of Ceres Mountain. The architectural style is classical and exquisite, and combined with the terrain, the scenery is extraordinary.

Because the deal was done, Mage Lal was in a good mood and even introduced some special buildings in the academy to Gaode when passing by them.

"That's our college's library. You can get in by swiping your ID badge."

"With your authority, most books are open to you for free. Of course, most of them are general books or empirical theories of predecessors."

"Spell formulas or knowledge of magical arts still require payment."

"That is the training building. It has a magic node array. All students in the basic training room can use it for free."

"But if you want to get to a higher level, you have to pay, and there are credit requirements. You can't just use it if you have money."

"What are credits?" Gaode captured the key words.

"This is the most important thing for you students in the academy."

"You can think of it as your grades, or you can think of it as points. You will be promoted to a higher level when you get a certain number of points. There are credit requirements for using many facilities in the academy."

"At the same time, credits are equivalent to currency in the academy. They can be used to buy many things that cannot be bought with gold coins."

"Even after you are promoted to a 1st-level mage, if you want to obtain guidance and meditation skills from the academy, you can only purchase them with credits."

"Most importantly, the academy requires all students to obtain more than 10 credits each academic year."

"If you fail to meet the requirements, you will be kept in the hospital for observation for the first time. All the benefits for the students that year, including free accommodation and free practice rooms, will be cancelled."

"If you fail to meet the credit requirements for two years, you will be expelled directly."

"How to obtain credits? There are many ways. The simplest and most direct way is to break through the mage level."

"During the mage apprenticeship stage, a first-class mage apprentice will be awarded 1 credit, a second-class mage apprentice will be awarded 2 credits, and a third-class mage apprentice will be awarded 3 credits."

"You don't have to worry about losing your previous credits because you broke through too early. When new students officially enter school, they will make a settlement based on their current mage level."

"For example, if you are currently a second-class mage apprentice, after you officially enroll, you will receive 1 credit for breaking through to a first-class mage apprentice and 2 credits for breaking through to a second-class mage apprentice, for a total of 3 credits."

"In addition, students who complete corresponding courses and pass the assessments can also obtain credits, which is the main source of credits for students in the college."

"Also, if you achieve certain standards set by the college, you will be awarded credits."

"For example, if you become a Level 1 wizard before the age of 3, you will be awarded 1 credits. For every year you advance, you will be awarded an additional credit. Or, if you refine a Level 1 potion, you will be awarded 5 credits at once. Of course, you will only be awarded the first time."

"These standards are quite a lot, but none of them are easy for you to achieve."

"Finally, you can complete some tasks assigned by the college, and you can also get credits, but there are not many such opportunities."

"Breaking through the mage level and taking classes are your most practical ways to earn credits."

"The entrance mission is the first credit-bearing mission that each of you freshmen will encounter, and it is worth 2 credits, which is a benefit for you freshmen." "You have 3 credits as a second-class mage apprentice as a foundation, plus the entrance mission has another 2 credits, so you only need to take 5 more credits to pass, so you don't have to worry too much in the first year, just adapt to the college life."

"On the contrary, what you should worry more about is the enrollment task." Master Lal said with a smile, but he did not elaborate with Gao De and turned to other topics.

Along the way, Master Lal told Gaode some common sense things in the academy.

But for Gao De, who had just entered the academy, these things were extremely new.

So he listened attentively the whole time, and gradually gained some understanding of the situation of the Seres School of Magic.

They also met many old students along the way.

In the Seres School of Magic, every student seemed to have something important to do. They were all in a hurry and seemed to be under a lot of time pressure.

Therefore, unless these students meet a mentor they know on the road, they will stop and say hello politely.

Otherwise, even though Mage Ral was a high-ranking figure in the academy, he did not take the initiative to come up and say hello, and he was not surprised by the two people's extraordinary movement speed.

In fact, just the course selection system and credit system make Seris School of Magic very similar to a university.

In college, you can't graduate if you don't get enough credits.

While they were talking, the two had already arrived at their destination.

An independent, elegant and unique small building is hidden among lush street trees and gorgeous flowers.

There are wisteria climbing on the walls of the small building, and from a distance it looks like a small garden house.

The two of them walked along a path paved with fine gravel and arrived at the front door of the small building.

A plaque was hung on the lintel, with the words "Seres School of Magic Committee" engraved on it.

Mage Lal took a step forward and took out something similar to the identity plate in Gode's hand. With a swipe, ripples appeared at the door, and then the door opened automatically.

Is it similar to the magic circle design of the access control system? Gao De guessed secretly.

Following the footsteps of Master Lal, Gaode came to the vice chairman's office on the third floor.

After a series of knocks on the door, a majestic "Come in" sounded.

Master Lal pushed the door open and walked in.

Gao De also had the opportunity to meet the vice chairman of the college on the first day of school:

She has long hair mixed with silver and white, deep eyes with a faint blue light flowing in her pupils, a straight nose, and thin lips tightly pursed.

A very classic wizard image.

"Chairman Martin." Master Lal saluted.

Gao De quickly followed suit and bowed.

"No need to be so polite," Martin nodded slightly. "Are you the freshman who enrolled with the recommendation letter from Dean Gavin?"

"It's him," Mage Lal was as impatient as ever. Without waiting for God to answer, he spoke first, "Chairman Martin, I have already discussed with God. He is willing to transfer this year's share of the 'Spiritual Water' to me."

"Is that true?" Martin didn't waste any time and asked Gao De directly.

"Yes, I'm only a second-class wizard apprentice now, and I don't have any use for the 'Water of Ascension' yet. I'd better give it to someone who needs it more." Gao De immediately put on an expression of respect and obedience.

"Okay, since you are so aware, then I will grant your wish," Martin nodded, took out a document and pushed it in front of the two of them, "This is the transfer agreement, please sign your names."

The transfer documents had been prepared long ago. This was not just the idea of ​​Master Lal alone. At least many senior members of the academy knew about this.

And they were sure that they could not refuse Master Lal's request.

Come to think of it, if it weren't for the tacit approval of the academy leaders, how could Master Lal dare to conduct such a transaction with a student in private.

If this could be done at will, the order of the academy would have been in chaos long ago...

Various thoughts flashed through Gao De's mind, but he signed his name very cooperatively.

After both of them signed their names, Martin said, "Then the matter of the Spiritual Water is settled."

Seeing that the matter was settled, Master Lal couldn't help but feel overjoyed.

(End of this chapter)