Clinging to the Witcher world to become a god of martial arts

After leaving his residence, Lorne went directly to the Apprentice Hall and then used the teleportation array to travel to the Wizard Tower.

Compared to last time, this time the apprentice hall was packed with people, with long queues, all heading to the reception hall to find recruits.

It took almost an hour to finally sit on the teleportation array.

After the dizziness subsided, what came into view was a dense flow of people coming and going.

The scene was already in complete chaos.

Several guiding wizards were constantly maintaining order.

"Apprentices present, quickly register your recruitment information! Then leave immediately and do not gather here!"

Because most apprentices are in the observation stage, even if they like a simple recruitment, they will have the mentality: Could there be an easier one?

The large number of apprentices looked back and forth, unwilling to leave, and more and more people poured in, which indirectly caused the congestion in the circular hall.

Another reason is that there are only a few dozen simplified registration offices currently being recruited, and each registration office has many different types of recruitment.

It would take quite a bit of time to browse through everything.

Apprentices from the central area were continuously being transferred from the apprentice zone, and the crowds outside the various registration points became increasingly overwhelming, making it impossible to even squeeze in.

Lorne's several attempts all ended in failure.

It wasn't until the relevant personnel contacted the Apprentice Hall and notified them to close the teleportation array leading to the Wizard Tower that staff from various departments quickly arrived at the scene, formulated relevant regulations, and issued them through the Apprentice Badge.

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Given the situation in the Wizard Tower's reception hall, the various teleportation arrays will now be activated sequentially, rather than simultaneously.

Apprentice transfers have a priority system: Level 3 is higher than Level 2, which is higher than Level 1.

"The Black Tower's internal work efficiency is really fast..." Lorne muttered to himself.

Luckily I arrived early, otherwise I don't know when it would be my turn to become a first-level apprentice.

The crowding subsided after half an hour, and the gaps between people gradually widened, no longer as dense as before.

Lorne was finally able to squeeze in and head to the various recruitment registration offices to check out the different recruitments.

After quickly browsing through several recruitment notices, he was also extremely shocked.

From formal wizards leading teams to destroy key resource points in the Forest of Fireflies, to rushing to resource areas to collect relevant supplies and transport them to battlefield logistics.

The difficulty levels are worlds apart. How could such an important resource point in the Forest of Fireflies not have a formal wizard?

Sending an apprentice to face a full-fledged wizard is tantamount to suicide, even if one's own full-fledged wizard is present.

The second draft is not so easy.

However, the rewards vary drastically.

The reward for the first recruitment is: the Black Tower will provide resources to ensure you become a full-fledged wizard!

As long as you successfully destroy the resource point, no matter what level of apprentice you are, or even if you are just a mortal, you can become a formal wizard after you return safely!

"Do I look like an idiot to you?" Lorne thought to himself, speechless.

What he found outrageous was that a few reckless individuals actually responded to the call to arms, most of whom were mentally unstable.

In contrast, the second conscription was unpaid.

Lorne was quite pleased with the call to gather resources; it was better than risking his life.

Unfortunately, after inquiring, it was discovered that the recruitment of resource collectors was already full.

They had no choice but to look to other recruitment options...

After visiting three recruitment registration offices and browsing nearly fifty recruitments, Lorne finally paused in front of a recruitment for recycling.

An indescribable feeling welled up in my heart.

The original owner's memories and past experiences played out in her mind one by one.

"The main task of the recruitment is to clean up the ruins of Wall Manor and salvage useful items."

"Reward: You may choose any low-level magical artifact from the Wizard Tower's artifact store."

This is the place that holds the memories of the original owner for more than ten years, the starting point of Lorne's many hardships, which were destroyed because he was involved in the struggle between two major wizarding forces.

The previous agreement with Theodore vanished with the destruction of Wall Manor.

Carrying unpleasant memories, and those two people who were the only ones with whom he shared a blood tie... together.

A wave of emptiness surged from the depths of his spirit, gradually filling Lorne's heart.

The intense desire for revenge that had once been so strong has now subsided.

Lorne seemed to have lost his purpose, standing there somewhat bewildered.

Even with the destruction of the Wall Manor, the pursuit by the old man in black robes is unlikely to occur, and the Forest of Fireflies has broken out into war with the Black Sun Tower.

Leaving here at this time, away from all the trouble, and hiding away will not only ensure your survival but also allow you to slowly develop until you become a formal wizard.

What else is there to consider regarding recruitment?

The thought just popped into my head the moment it occurred to me.

A boy's face, not particularly handsome, appeared before them, his hair curly, and he said resolutely, his voice trembling with tears, "We must become official wizards!"

An aged elven face appeared before them, its blood-red eyes deep and hopeful, its hands raised in a gesture of longing: "There must be an ideal kingdom in this world!"

A somewhat childlike elf face appeared before her eyes, innocent and naive, calling out affectionately, "Brother Lorne."

"I want to participate in that recycling recruitment." Lorne made up his mind, walked up to the wizard in charge of recruitment registration, pointed out the recruitment he wanted to respond to, and handed over his apprentice badge.

After completing the registration, the latter returned the apprentice badge to Lorne and instructed, "Keep the apprentice badge safe. On the day of departure, the wizard in charge will issue a notification through the badge."

"Hmm." After putting the apprentice badge back on his chest, Lorne returned to the apprentice area via the teleportation array.

Upon returning to the apprentice hall, Lorne first went to his quarters and took a nap.

The next morning, he rushed to the market and rented a stall on the edge with the magic crystals he had left.

He took out the crafting blueprints for three types of runes—"Water Gathering," "Resilience," and "Dust Removal"—from the Moonlight Bag, along with the Death Knight's Black Heart, and placed them all on the stall.

These are all useless things at hand, especially for a heart polluted by negative energy; they are completely unusable.

The main purpose of this black heart is to concoct necromancy or to serve as the core of some kind of ritual; it is of no use to me now or in the future.

If we keep it any longer, it'll probably rot in our hands.

It would be better to sell it quickly and exchange it for useful resources.

A whole morning passed, and Lorne's stall remained deserted.

The apprentices couldn't see anything special about the black heart, let alone use it. Who would spend a lot of money to buy a useless heart during wartime?

Few people paid attention to the blueprints for making runes.

On the one hand, the runes are all relatively low-level, and on the other hand, no one except rune makers needs to use these blueprints.

In the end, a rune enthusiast bought the rune blueprints. After some bargaining, the blueprints were exchanged for a single high-grade magic crystal.