Wizard: My skills can be upgraded indefinitely.

Soon, wizard towers appeared outside the window; we had arrived at Shadowmoon Tower Academy!

People hurried past the gate, many apprentices looking exhausted, their clothes stained with dust or blood—they were apprentices returning to deliver their tasks.

Upon entering, Ian's eyes were filled with curiosity; this was his "first" visit to a wizarding academy.

The stone walls of the corridors on both sides still gleamed with a pale, cold light.

The public lecture hall was always filled with attentive apprentices, their hands quickly taking notes on the difficult content.

The air around the pharmacy teaching room was filled with a mixture of bitter, spicy, and pungent odors.

……

Ian kept a close eye on things along the way, then turned into a familiar alley and arrived at the office building where apprentices were promoted.

At this moment, in front of the long office building, a row of six or seven doors were open, and many students were waiting outside.

Ian chose a familiar window and quietly lined up. Half an hour later, it was Ian's turn.

Just as he was about to go inside, a scream came from above, the sound shrill and as if someone was deliberately pinching their throat.

"Hey kid, what are you doing here?"

Ian looked up and saw a raven, about half his height, hovering above his head.

The raven speaks Tua, which means to seek knowledge and explore truth; it is the most common language in the wizarding world.

At that moment, the other person's two dark eyes were staring at him.

Ian understood the expression in Raven's eyes; it was a bribe!

"This didn't happen when I enrolled!"

Ian reached into his pocket and then handed it to the other person.

A shiny magic stone lay open in his palm.

"Heh heh! You're not bad, kid. I'll allow you to call me Lord Umar. Now, you can ask a few trivial questions."

After Umar picked up the magic stone and swallowed it in one gulp, her attitude immediately changed.

Ian knew that the other party was the familiar of the official wizard Luca Marino, and he could not afford to offend him.

"Lord Umar, how is Wizard Luca in spirits today?"

"Luca is in a sore mood today, which is good news."

Umar shook her head, then suddenly stopped, tilting her head to look at Ian.

"Gaga, I remember you. You came to the academy two years ago. There was a genius with exceptional talent back then, named Elena, who was in the same class as you."

"Lady Umar has a good memory. I wonder how Elena is doing now?"

"She broke through to the advanced apprentice level a year ago! She's the most promising candidate for the tower in nearly a hundred years..."

Umar suddenly stopped and didn't continue.

Ian then asked a few more questions, but seeing that the other person was getting increasingly impatient, he didn't continue.

Upon entering the hall, the light suddenly dimmed, and Ian saw a man sitting behind a table in front of him.

"Greetings, Wizard Luca." Ian quickly bowed his head in greeting.

"What do you need me for?"

The wizard Luca's voice was even more shrill than Umar's.

It sounded like the sharp edges of two pieces of glass rubbing together.

"The student has recently advanced to the intermediate apprentice level and is here to apply for registration."

"Hmm," Luca said, taking a compass out of a drawer in his desk.

"Put your hand on it."

Ian stepped forward and did as instructed, and the compass emitted a soft light.

"It's done, verification passed." Luca put away the compass and then took out a piece of parchment.

"Sign here. Also, try your best to break through to the advanced apprentice level within ten years. Good luck, kid."

"Thank you for the guidance, Wizard Luca."

Ian carefully examined the contents of the paper as he signed it.

These are some free benefits after promotion, as well as the opening of some task permissions.

He was just a junior apprentice before, and he wasn't even qualified to take on many of the most basic tasks in the tower.

"You can also learn a low-level intermediate-level witchcraft for free." Luca handed over a witchcraft catalog.

Ian carefully took it and quickly glanced through the table of contents.

[Repulsion Technique]

【Flash spell】

[Energy Missile]

Acid Splashing

……

After much deliberation, Ian finally chose a form of witchcraft.

"Witch Luca, I choose this spell."

Wizard Luca glanced at it, unsurprised.

He rummaged in the drawer for a while, then took out a heritage crystal ball and handed it over.

Ian took it; he had used this before when he was learning "The Wizard's Hand".

He gently covered the crystal ball with his mental energy, and soon a large amount of information entered his mind.

After Ian finished transmitting the information, he bowed to Wizard Luca again.

"Thank you, Wizard Luca!"

That concludes the entire process. Luca waved for him to leave.

When they came out, Umar was gone; she had flown off somewhere to extort magic stones.

Ian decided to go check out the mission area in the square first.

After turning a few corners, we arrived at the task distribution area, where there was a large crystal screen in the middle.

Yes, there is a crystal screen here, which looks a lot like the GG screen from the previous life, but they are completely different things.

At this moment, below the screen, there were many apprentices accepting quests, and quite a few red figures.

They stared wide-eyed at the tasks constantly refreshing on the screen.

Ian found it very novel and leaned closer.

[Cleanse the old library of dust worms, fixed reward: 35 magic stone fragments daily]

[Maintain the underground water filtration runes. Reward: Varies depending on the situation.]

[Reward for those who test the improved formula of "Tranquilizing Potion": 5 Magic Stones per dose]

[Acquire the heart core of the Wood Spirit Beast. Reward: 10 Magic Stones per heart]

[Relics Exploration Recruitment: Requirements: At least Intermediate Apprentice level, proficiency in two or more offensive spells. Reward: Resources obtained will be distributed according to ability.]

……

……

Ian saw that the high-paying missions were quickly accepted and then disappeared.

Even just looking at the mission name makes it seem extremely dangerous, yet it was quickly robbed of everything.

Suddenly, a burst of shouts and curses came from the crowd behind them, and then they all fell silent.

"It's Nolan Munroe of the Nightshade Society, possessing superior dark attribute talent—a true genius!"

"How can this person be so rude and impolite? No one has offended him..."

"Most people from the Nightshade Society act this way; I think one day..."

Shh! He's a senior apprentice, don't get yourself into trouble.

……

Nolan gave the crowd a cold look, and the surrounding area fell silent.

He snorted and continued looking at the screen; in reality, he had so many tasks he couldn't finish them all.

I came here to wait for my younger brother to arrive, and also to see if there were any tasks that caught my eye.

Ian also secretly sized up Nolan; the man was indeed quite handsome.

Her long, golden-red hair was tied back, her nose was high and straight, and her well-fitting red robe accentuated her tall and well-proportioned figure.

However, his eyes were somewhat sinister, and his thin lips gave him a cold and ruthless demeanor.

Ian watched the tasks keep refreshing and disappearing, a thoughtful look in his eyes.

There were some tasks that even he found very appealing.

One of the recruitment tasks is extremely lucrative and can only be accepted by potion masters.

The other party's compensation is not a fixed daily or monthly salary, but rather a profit-sharing arrangement based on the sale of the medicine.

Furthermore, the recruiter promised to provide a variety of drug formulas at a low price.

He remembered the magical mark on the mission; it was a green leaf.

……

After leaving the mission center, Ian headed to the library.

He planned to stay in the tower longer, not only to take various professional courses but also to read more books and try to learn as much as possible about the world.

The original owner's memories are unreliable and can only be corrected little by little.

Arriving at the library's free section, he picked out more than a dozen books, sat down in a corner, and began reading.

[Anoria Continental Architecture]

[The Unspoken Rules of Wizarding Society]

The Wizarding Class and Apprentice Code

Wizarding Economics and Trading Guide

……