Cultivators at the Wizarding Academy

Chapter 68 The Three-Eyed Raven's Egg

"Mentor, is it possible to raise other bird clones?" Silver Moon mustered up her courage to ask.

"Of course! But you must understand, crows are incredibly intelligent animals, ranking first in intelligence among ordinary birds, with an extremely high potential. Perhaps some extraordinary beings can surpass the intelligence of crows, but their souls are far more powerful. It's like you were forcibly taking over the body of a strange human; the price you'd have to pay is far more than just a few strands of soul energy comparable to a hair..."

Gargamel opened his skeletal jaw and silently exhaled a chilling aura of negative energy: "Oh, right, children, I forgot to tell you. Every newly enrolled wizard can receive supplies or spells worth one hundred points for free."

You can think of this as a newbie perk. Our branch's perks have always been the best, far surpassing those of the Mage branch. If you know any talented players who have awakened, feel free to recommend them. The referral reward is currently 3,000 points, a full 1,000 points more than last year!

Do not hesitate, and do not doubt our purpose.

The sooner you grow up, the sooner you will be able to realize your value.

Even small amounts of initial assistance can give you a huge advantage in your early growth.

Now, think about which kind of negative energy spell you need…”

Tai'an raised his hand and decisively chose to exchange for the Demon Crow clone.

As for common skills like Death Coil and Negative Energy Shield, the Blue Rose family library already has them, so there's no need to learn them again.

He walked to the front of the classroom and handed in a gold coin.

"Very good! I admire courage. As a reward for being the first to step up, I can answer your three questions for free, or help you once unconditionally," the lich Gargamel promised.

Tai'an was slightly taken aback, realizing he had struck gold. The lich Gargamel was a spellcaster at the Saint level, and the level represented by his answer was difficult to measure in monetary terms.

"Here's the information!"

Gargamel reached into the spatial rift beside him with his skeletal hand and took out a crystal ball.

Crystal for preserving memories.

The more advanced the spells and spellcasting techniques, the less likely they are to be presented on paper; instead, they are learned through memorization. Therefore, very few advanced spells circulate in the market.

"You need to swear an oath that you will not reveal this without permission."

"OK."

A Tier 0 Trick Oath has almost no binding effect on the caster. However, anyone who breaks the oath cannot summon it again.

Each person only has one credit record!

Tai'an completed the contract in front of everyone, placed his hand on the inherited memory crystal, and a fragment of inherited memory lasting more than thirty minutes appeared in his mind.

"I happen to have a Three-Eyed Raven egg on hand. If you need it, you can buy it for one hundred gold coins," Gargamel said, acting as a salesman.

"So cheap!" Dorothy's eyes lit up.

The Three-Eyed Raven is a mutated magical beast of crows, possessing not only greater intelligence but also the ability to wield some shadow-based magic. For example, it can use stealth, shadow clones, and illusions.

Without hesitation, Tai'an took out a money bag containing one hundred gold coins from his spatial ring and placed it on the podium, completing the transaction once again. The three-eyed raven's egg was about the size of an ostrich egg; he put it into his spatial ring and turned back to his seat.

"Wow, Xiao An! You're going to raise birds?" Yin Yue excitedly tugged at Tai An's sleeve.

As she slightly interrupted, a figure stepped towards the podium from behind.

"Gargamel, I also want to buy Black Raven clones and Three-Eyed Raven eggs," Dorothy said calmly to the lich.

"No problem! There are only two eggs left, and they're all gone if you want to buy more..." The lich seemed to be laughing.

Around 11 a.m., Mussofi arrived at the school hospital.

"School nurse, is Aglaia ready for discharge?"

"Okay, please fill out this form, and you'll also need an identification document issued by the Academic Affairs Office."

Mussofi kept his thatched raincoat open, his access pass always tucked under the collar of his short jacket.

Hua Yun leaned closer, pretending to examine him closely, and curiously stroked the panda's fur: "Blue Rose family, Musophile... Hmm, no problem... Go pick them up..."

"Madam, I thought you were a polite person." Mussofi was a little angry, and grinned fiercely.

"I saw you were very gentle with Aglaia!" Hua Yun argued guiltily.

"She's one of us," Mussofi emphasized coldly, closing his raincoat and leaving behind a solitary figure.

"Tch! Stingy..."

Inside the ward, Aglaia stood motionless like a statue, staring blankly at the gloomy sky outside the window.

He was startled when he suddenly turned around and found Mussophie standing next to him.

"Butler!" the girl exclaimed, raising her voice slightly.

"Hehe! Looks like I have a real talent for stealth."

Mussofi was incredibly smug, shaking his head as he took the bamboo basket from his back. He opened the lid, took out a raincoat and a straw hat, and handed them to Aglaia. Then, he began to sort out some miscellaneous items, systematically packing them into the basket, and before leaving, he didn't forget to lay out his bedding.

"Set off!"

The two walked out of the school hospital gate side by side, their figures disappearing into the light drizzle.

Noon, lunch break.

Tai'an, bathed in the silvery moonlight, descended from the sky to the dormitory entrance.

"You've gone to the wrong place! Go back to your own home!"

The little girl took out her wand, skillfully scaled the iron fence, turned around and waved to the boy: "Xiao An, come in quickly."

The lock spirit completely ignored the fact that the person holding the key was nearby, and no alarm was triggered.

Tai'an gently pushed open the iron gate, and the rusty metal bearings made a teeth-grinding sound as they turned.

Mussophie was not there; her coordinates overlapped with Aglaia's, and she was slowly moving through the dense forest leading to the Wizarding Academy.

The two entered the living room, and Yin Yue eagerly pounced on the sofa to start her live stream.

"Xiao An, I've already sent someone to buy your sofas! Fifty sets at once, to be sold in the capital!"

"The blacksmith's workshop can't sell you too much."

"I did it in your name, and I heard the workshop even offered a 20% discount."

"You dare to take advantage of me! You've got some nerve..."

"Go away, get out of here..."

Tai'an grabbed Yinyue's dimples with both hands and bullied her without restraint.

On the live stream screen, the projection flickered violently until it stabilized, revealing the serious face of a beautiful woman. She was dressed in a dark red gown and sat gracefully on a golden armchair.

"Xiao An! Don't bully girls." A familiar voice scolded.

Tai'an jolted awake and released Yin Yue: "Mom, what did you want to see me about?"

"Someone placed an order at the blacksmith's workshop in your name, and I think I have reason to investigate."

"Yes, that's true."

Tai'an straightened his disheveled clothes and sat upright in the middle of the sofa.

"What's your relationship with the girl behind you?"

"You don't need to take their playful banter to heart."

"I don't want to see my son pick up bad habits so soon after leaving the territory. Especially at your age, you absolutely shouldn't indulge in excessive sexual activity, otherwise it will affect your development."

"Don't worry, it won't."

(End of this chapter)