Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 17 Ideas
"Don't rush to agree. You need to think it through. This is a very time-consuming thing."

Frye said seriously, "If you really want to help him deal with the chores, then you won't have time to help with the registration and notification tasks. I'll find someone else to do it."

Registering and reporting on behalf of the Fire and Earth faction at the entrance of the Wizard Tower is actually a lucrative job, with no danger, and it's leisurely, and you can earn 20 contribution points every month.

Fry let Kateya go because she looked good and was his student.

But now if she goes to help Lor deal with the chores, she can't stay guarding the door of the wizard tower all the time, so naturally someone else has to do it.

Kateya hesitated for only a moment. When she thought of the two-ring wizards who were discussing Lor's matter, she gritted her teeth and said firmly:

"Teacher, I am determined to become his experimental assistant."

She felt that with her own qualifications, if she didn't try hard, it would be difficult for her to become a formal wizard with the 20 contribution points per month for being a gatekeeper, but it was not certain if she followed Lor.

"Okay, I'll go pick someone to take over your job, and you can continue to accompany him to visit the Great Library." Frye nodded, stepped lightly, and disappeared on the spot.

"Geopathic travel is so convenient." Kateya looked at the place where Fry disappeared with some envy.

"Unfortunately, it takes at least a first-level wizard to construct the model."

Click——

At this moment, Lor opened the door, looked at Kateya who was still waiting there, and said with a smile: "Sorry for the long wait, let's go to the library to take a look."

"It didn't take long."

Kateya began to lead the way again, and as she walked, she pretended to be nonchalant and said:

"Lor, I just thought about the question you asked before, and I found that you seemed very confident that you could improve witchcraft. You didn't even ask me what other ways I could earn contribution points."

"Well, when I was on the spaceship before, I improved the wall of fire based on my feeling." Lor nodded, "It should have increased its power a little, but I'm not sure. Let's try it later."

After he knew the specific situation of the Wizard Tower at this time, he no longer had the idea of ​​hiding the progress.

Earning more contribution points faster is his only goal now.

As long as he has enough contribution points, he can hire a three-ring great wizard to take him away from this hellhole of Murphy Continent.

"I think you are lacking a lab assistant, and I can be a qualified lab assistant." Kateya did not take Lor's big words to heart, but still climbed up the pole.

"Lab assistant?" Lor raised his eyebrows. "Do you trust me so much in applying for a lab?"

"You may not be able to do it now, but you will be able to do it in the future."

Kateya said seriously: "I believe in your experience and the vision of Wizard Mara and others."

"Before you officially own the lab, I can help you with some chores, such as delivering meals and purchasing materials, saving you time."

"Then it's a pleasure to work with you." Lor nodded with a smile and agreed to Kateya's request.

He really needed someone to help with chores, and Kateya happened to be willing to do so. She was a third-level apprentice and had certain ability to solve problems.

There is no need to reject something that is mutually beneficial.

"It's a pleasure to work with you, Mr. Lor." The goal was achieved and Kateya was smiling happily.

The seventh floor of the Wizard Tower, outside the Central Library.

Lor looked around and found that this large library had no ceiling, but was directly connected to the dome of the seven-story wizard tower.

It is a circular building with a diameter of about two miles. There are many apprentices at the entrance and exit, and the number is no less than that of the entrance and exit of the wizard tower.

The only difference from the entrance and exit of the wizard tower was that all of them were wearing two-color wizard robes.

"This is the seventh floor dual-system apprentice library."

Kateya pointed to the library in front and introduced: "It is divided into three floors, with earth and water, earth and wood, and earth and fire dual-element apprentice-level witchcraft models on each floor." "Our earth and fire apprentice-level witchcraft models are on the third floor, which is also the floor with the least witchcraft models."

"Where is the earth attribute apprentice witchcraft model?" Lor asked.

"On the sixth floor. Floors one to three are all filled with earth-attributed apprentice witchcraft models." Kateya replied.

Luo Er nodded, "Okay, then take me to see the earth attribute apprentice witchcraft model first."

What he is most concerned about now is whether there is a microscope witchcraft model in today's era. This thing is very important to him.

As for the rest, you can put them aside for now.

"Okay." Kateya responded, and took Lor into the library following the crowd, walking along the edge of a pile of bookshelves towards the stairs to the lower level.

After going down the stairs, Kateya stopped and pointed at the rows of bookshelves in the library.
"Sir Lor, here are all earth attribute apprentice witchcraft models. The same is true on the two floors below. You can tell me what model you are looking for. I may know something."

"Is there a display of... well, that kind of witchcraft model that can help wizards see extremely tiny objects in their sea of ​​consciousness?"

Loll is not sure whether microscopic witchcraft exists now, nor is he sure whether microscopic witchcraft is called this now, so the description is vague.

"See more clearly" Kateya frowned and fell into thought.

When Lor saw that Kateya couldn't explain it for a long time, he felt depressed.

Microscope witchcraft may not be called this name now, but it is impossible for a third-level wizard apprentice to have never heard of such a useful witchcraft, right?
Creating your own witchcraft is really a troublesome thing.

Like optimizing the witchcraft model, just add some charging points.

In the future, integrating witchcraft won’t be that difficult if you know the formula and adjust it with charging points.

But when it comes to creating your own witchcraft, charging points are of little help before a real prototype of the rune model is made.

But once the prototype of rune witchcraft is created, it will be finalized, and whether it is successful or not, it cannot be changed.

Obviously, Lor would not use himself for the experiment, so he could only ask other first and second level wizard apprentices whose future was ruined and who just wanted to live the rest of their lives in peace to help.

That price.
Of course, there are solutions, such as the laboratory that Kateya introduced before, which can allocate a certain number of wizard apprentices every year for experiments.

Kateya thought for several minutes, but couldn't think of any witchcraft that met the requirements, so she said helplessly:

"I've never heard of this kind of earth-attributed apprentice-level witchcraft. There are long-range detection techniques like Eagle Eye, and there are some that are above the first level, such as Earth Vein Detection, Dynamic Analysis, etc."

"Let's look for it first." Luo Er held out hope. "If we can't find it in an hour, forget it."

The Eagle Eye spell and other such spells were all detection spells, which were completely different from the microscope spell he wanted.

"Okay." Kateya nodded and headed east to look, while Lor headed west to look.

On the 27th floor of the Wizard Tower, in a core laboratory.

Mara and two wizards, one middle-aged and one old, wearing red and yellow wizard robes with two rings on their collars, sat in front of a magic circle, examining the light curtain on the magic circle.

What was displayed on the light screen was Lor's figure.

Behind them, there were more than a dozen first-ring wizards wearing red and yellow wizard robes standing and watching the fun, including Kateya's mentor Frye.

"A magic that helps wizards see extremely tiny objects in their sea of ​​consciousness."

Mara's eyes sparkled, "This is a good idea, but I don't know where to start.

"I'm increasingly regretting not bringing him into the School of Fire Elementalism."

(End of this chapter)