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Chapter 21 Requirements for Applying for a Personal Laboratory
"Wizard Frye will take care of everything from now on. I look forward to your next visit." Luce said with a smile.

"Well, see you next time."

Lor nodded and turned to leave the optimization model test site with Kateya.

"Sir Lor, where do you want to go next?" Kateya asked as they walked out of the test site.

Now, she is more respectful towards Lor, as if she has regarded him as the only step to become a first-ring wizard in the future.

"Hmm," Luo Er thought for a moment and said, "There's no rush to go to other places for now. Can you tell me about the process of applying for a laboratory?"

His most urgent needs now are, first, to get contribution points, second, to create microscopic witchcraft, third, to enhance his mental strength, and fourth, to absorb magic crystal energy safely and quickly.

When it comes to contribution points, next time it would be better to use the laboratory as a cover.

After all, intuition cannot be used all the time as an excuse. People can accept geniuses, but it is difficult for them to accept freaks.

Creating microscope wizardry lays the foundation for becoming a space wizard, and it also requires special apprenticeship places in the laboratory to be better carried out.

Absorbing magic crystal energy and converting it into charging points also requires a laboratory.

To improve your mental strength you have to take it slowly, don't be impatient.

Generally speaking, a personal laboratory is his most urgent need now, so he naturally has to find out more about it.

"To apply for an apprentice personal laboratory, you need to make a high contribution in optimizing witchcraft, potions, and magical equipment."

Kateya said helplessly: "If there are vacancies within the school, the requirements can be lowered appropriately."

"But the current quota of our Earth and Fire faction has been taken by Randolph. If you want to apply again, you must rely on real contributions."

"As for the improved witchcraft model, we must at least create apprentice-level witchcraft that is useful to first-ring wizards, or improve the power of apprentice-level witchcraft to a level comparable to first-ring witchcraft."

"I suggest you wait until Randolph becomes a first-ring wizard. It will be much easier to apply for a laboratory then."

In Kateya's opinion, these conditions were too harsh.

It is not worth it for Lor to spend time on this.

It would be better to improve some low-level witchcraft to the 0.9th ring first. When Randolph becomes a first-ring wizard, he can naturally apply for a personal laboratory based on the internal quota.

"Then Randolph comes in now."

Lor had just said half of his words when he suddenly swallowed the rest of his words back into his stomach, reorganized his words, and then faced Kateya's puzzled gaze and spoke:
"I want to ask how long it will take Randolph to break through to become a first-level wizard?"

He was halfway through his words when he suddenly remembered that he shouldn't know the steps required to advance to a first-level wizard.

One or two of these small flaws may not matter, but when they are piled up, they are likely to cause some suspicion.

Therefore, he will try his best to avoid it when he can.

"I heard that his mental strength has reached the standard, and the meditation rune model has basically been advanced. Now he is just choosing the core witchcraft direction."

Kateya replied: "If nothing unexpected happens, there will definitely be a formal breakthrough within seven years."

The so-called choice of core witchcraft direction is actually to determine the future master-slave relationship between the two systems of fire and earth.

You can follow the path of your predecessors, or you can create your own path.

There is no need to choose to follow the path of predecessors, but if you want to walk your own path, you must think carefully about it.

It usually takes five to ten years to think slowly and make a careful decision.

"Katya, do you have a way to find an apprentice who has given up the path of becoming a wizard and has not used up all his wizardry slots?" Lor asked.

It is impossible for him to wait seven years to get his own laboratory. After all, in ten years, the Murphy Continent will be destroyed by the religious wizards.

However, his meditation model cannot bear the optimization of 0.9-level witchcraft to 1-level.

Therefore, there is only one way to achieve the goal, which is to create the Microscope Magic. The creation of apprentice-level magic is not difficult, as long as you go back to the dormitory study and read more basic rune books, and add the clear direction.

In three months at most, he would be confident that he could master apprentice-level microscope wizardry.

"Are you planning to create new witchcraft?" Kateya frowned and hurriedly advised:

"This is a huge waste of time and resources, and it's not certain whether it will work on a first-ring wizard."

"If you can't, then your time is completely wasted."

"It would be better to spend time on spiritual training first, wait a few years to become a second-level or even third-level apprentice, and then inherit the laboratory."

"Kateya, do you believe me?" Lor looked at the woman in front of him and smiled calmly.

"I"

Kateya pursed her lips, thinking of what Wizard Mala said about Lor's experience in the Wizard Tower, and everything that had just happened in the optimized model test field, and nodded involuntarily:
"letter!"

"Then help me find an apprentice in a month. Tell me how many contribution points you need. I will give you the points after Wizard Fry has verified it." Lor said.

The reason why it takes a month is because he only roughly knows the operating logic and framework of microscope witchcraft, and has not yet specifically learned the composition of witchcraft runes.

There is no trick to this thing. You have to really learn it to understand how to create a witchcraft.

"Okay." Kateya nodded, "I'll find it for you."

"Let's stop here today. You should go back and rest early." Lor said with a smile.

Seven-story apprentice dormitory.

"I'm going to start trying to build a microscope wizard model in a month, so I have to quickly set up the general framework."

Lor sat in the study room of his single dormitory, looking at the row of bookshelves in front of him, recalling the blood microscope witchcraft runes he had built with the help of the Earth Bear in his previous life.

"First, we need to construct the basic rune of the earth element."

He pulled out a detailed explanation of native elemental runes from the bookshelf and read it carefully.

Combining the rune structure of the rock wall and the fire wall in the sea of ​​consciousness, as well as the experience of the previous life, he quickly understood the most basic earth element rune.

"Next, build a rune model that represents compression."

Put the earth element rune details back to its original place, and take out a much thicker collection of basic universal rune models.

I opened the catalog and looked through it, flipping through three pages before I found the page corresponding to the compressed rune model.

This time, he did not write it down directly, but walked to the desk and traced the compressed rune on the parchment.

Microscope witchcraft looks simple, but actually it involves quite a few rune models.

"It would be great if I could create a rune model by rubbing a microscope in real life!"

After recording the compressed runes, Lor couldn't help rubbing his brows as he thought of the many runes that needed to be arranged and combined.

Headache.

"Unfortunately, a microscope in reality cannot illuminate the witchcraft models in the sea of ​​knowledge, so it is basically useless."

Sighing, he opened the Basic Universal Rune Model Collection again, "Next rune, overlap."

Two hours later, Lor looked at the nine recorded basic runes and nodded with satisfaction.

"That's all for today. I'll record the rest tomorrow."

After turning off the magic light in the study, Lor returned to the bedroom, first completed the levitation model he had chosen during the day, and then took out a magic crystal and began to meditate.

(End of this chapter)