Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 11 Invitation, Earth and Fire Meditation Model Construction Completed

Lor's face looked a little ugly, and he carefully tried to erase the wrong stroke he had just made.

This time there were no mistakes and the crooked areas were successfully erased.

"call."

After breathing a sigh of relief, Lor did not stop, but began to erase the model he had drawn before.

Those low-level wizard apprentices who have reached this stage may continue to build a meditation model, because they will probably only have this opportunity once in their lifetime.

As for the incomplete meditation model that prevents them from upgrading to wizards, this shortcoming is as if it does not exist for them.

After all, they had little chance of becoming official wizards, but Lor obviously would not do such a stupid thing.

Erasing the meditation model takes much longer than building it, because one must be careful not to affect the places where cracks appear.

It took more than an hour for Lor to reduce the meditation model structure to 40 percent.

"After this step, the rest will be easy."

Lor's solemn expression relaxed. Even if it collapsed now, it would not have much impact on him.

Then, he began to speed up, erasing the external structures one by one around the points where cracks appeared in the meditation method.

Thirty-five percent
25%
"Boom——"

The familiar sound of collapse once again echoed through Lor's sea of ​​consciousness.

The collapse of the model did not cause any major damage to Lor.

When I opened my eyes, there was no double image, but my head was still a little dizzy.

After sitting quietly for a while and waiting for the dizziness to subside, Lor looked up at the time on the mechanical clock.

It was already about 6:40 in the evening.

Feeling his hungry stomach, he decided to go for a walk in the lobby downstairs.

After turning a few corners and approaching the stairs, Lor heard a commotion coming from downstairs.

"Everyone, we are all wizard apprentices chosen by Wizard Mala. After arriving at the wizard tower, we should unite."

"Weiss is right. He is a genius with a fourth-level meditation talent. If we follow him, we will definitely not be bullied."

"Okay, Weiss, it's settled. I'll follow you from now on."

"Me too."

"I"

"It's quite lively."

Lor curled the corner of his mouth, but didn't care. He turned the corner and walked straight to the stairs. Just as he was about to go downstairs, he suddenly found that the originally bustling hall suddenly became quiet.

He looked around and found that everyone was looking at him.

"Why are you looking at me?" Luo Er raised his eyebrows, and walked down the stairs without stopping, saying: "I just came down to get some dinner, you guys continue, don't worry about me."

"Sir Lor, I am Tekok Weiss."

A muscular blond boy in fancy clothes took a few steps forward, stood at the bottom of the stairs, looked up and asked:
"Are you interested in joining our group? I can give you a generous reward."

Hearing this young man of noble birth calling out his name, Lor paused slightly.

He looked around the hall again, until he saw the simply dressed young man who boarded the spaceship with him, and then he suddenly understood.

"The place I'm going to is a little special. There's no point in joining you." He walked down the stairs and came to the side of the noble young man and said.

Lor did not fool this ambitious young man. Most of the people on Mara's ship would eventually go to the wizard tower area where Mara himself was.

He himself will be sent to another wizard tower with earth and fire faction wizards.

"Sir Lor, don't you want to hear how much I have to pay you?" Weiss's eyes flashed with some reluctance, trying to keep him.

Obviously, he thought Lor was just trying to get him to give him a hard time.

"How about this, Master Weiss?"

A meaningful smile appeared on Lor's face. "If we are really assigned to the same wizard tower, then I will agree to join you. How about that?"

He suddenly thought that sometimes it was fun to tease children. He didn't know how disappointed Weiss would be if he didn't see him when he got off the ship. "Okay, then it's settled." Weiss smiled happily.

"Ah."

Lor nodded, walked past Weiss and the others, and came to a two-meter-tall puppet on the left side of the hall, who seemed to be made of rocks, and said:

"Hello, please give me a dinner."

The rock golem knocked on a barred window behind him.

Soon, a plate with bread, fruit and vegetable soup was handed out from behind the iron window.

The rock puppet picked up the plate and handed it to Lor.

"Thank you." Lor took the plate, found a seat in the hall and sat down, and started eating quietly.

No one, including Weiss, bothered him anymore.

The others didn't dare, but Weiss was in no hurry.

If there is anything, we can wait until Lor joins his organization.

After dinner, Lor returned to his room again, lying on the bed with his arms and legs spread, emptying his mind, not turning on the elemental light, and staring at the dark ceiling in a daze.

After being in a daze for a full hour, he sat up again, turned on the elemental light, and read the meditation method.

“Strive for a success.”

After making sure there were no mistakes, Lor took a deep breath, closed his eyes, and continued to construct the meditation model.

It seemed that because of the previous relaxation, constructing the meditation rune this time was much smoother.

Thirty percent.
Seventy percent.
Ninety-nine percent.

Lor carefully drew the last stroke, and the meditation rune in his sea of ​​consciousness, which had seemed transparent and non-existent, suddenly began to tremble, and burst out with a weak and special gravitational force.

The earth and fire elements that were originally diffused in the air and invisible to the naked eye seemed to be pulled and slowly flowed towards Lor's sea of ​​consciousness.

The third floor of the spaceship.

Mara, who was meditating, noticed the movement of the elements and looked down in the direction where the fluctuation came from.

After realizing that the sound came from Lor's room, he looked up at the mechanical clock hanging on the wall.

"Eight and a half hours. Although it's a little worse than mine, it's still pretty good."

Mara smiled and said, "The Fire and Earth faction has gained a little genius. It would be unreasonable not to give me some benefits."

It usually takes three days for an ordinary person with level 5 meditation talent to learn the meditation method.

And Lore only took eight and a half hours, which makes him one of the more talented ones.

And Mara, in his first meditation, constructed a complete fire meditation model.

Because his meditation talent level is level seven!
A level of talent that is out of reach for an ordinary wizard.

He just needs to write down the meditation rune model and outline the beginning of 5% in his sea of ​​consciousness. The fire element will outline the rest for him.

The second floor of the spacecraft, cabin 5.

"It finally worked."

Looking at the extremely complex three-dimensional rune emitting red and yellow light in his sea of ​​consciousness, Lor breathed a sigh of relief.

It was because of his personal experience in the game in his previous life and the reference of using the bloodline rune that he was able to successfully outline this meditation rune after only three failures.

Outside the meditation rune, there is a small elemental field.

The function of this area is to accommodate witchcraft models.

As the meditation method advances, this elemental realm will become larger and larger.

"It can only accommodate five witchcraft models at most now. Apart from the three basic witchcrafts, I have to choose the others carefully when I get to the wizard tower." Lor said secretly.

Once the witchcraft is constructed, it will be permanently solidified and it will be difficult to change the path later.

Otherwise, wizards wouldn't be divided into so many factions. It would be enough to just divide them into two major factions: elemental bloodlines. They can all be transferred between them anyway.

(End of this chapter)