Full-Time Wizard: Starting with Harvesting Wheat

Black hair!

Roy's pupils suddenly contracted.

As Delock said, pure black hair is rarer than gold in this land. Roy came to the lord's manor from Lanxi Town and saw only golden brown, chestnut brown, or gray hair. He had never met a second person with such deep black hair as Roy.

However, at this moment, I saw it.

The person sitting before him was undoubtedly a woman.

Her long, flowing hair was simply tied up at the back of her head and cascaded down, while the unkempt strands on top of her head, with their natural stubbornness, defiantly stood out wildly.

A long black robe, as deep as the night sky, wrapped around his body and was neatly tied at the waist with a thin rope, consistent with Roy's understanding of wizards in fantasy works.

She was intently looking down at the heavy book in her hands, occasionally drawing circles on the pages with a tool similar to a ballpoint pen. Her slightly puffed cheeks even gave off a hint of girlish plumpness.

Roy thought to himself, this must be the secret to preserving youth, the ultimate method that surpasses all ordinary makeup techniques.

He didn't look around, but lowered his head slightly, waiting for the man's instructions. This man was someone who could summon him through the lord's influence; the difference in their status was obvious.

Time passed slowly, and the flames in the fireplace crackled intermittently.

Roy glanced at the other person's face without making a sound, his eyes silently swirling with pale blue data.

【? ? ? 】

【Race:???】

[Attributes: Strength ???, Constitution ???, Spirit ???, Magic ???]

【Skill:???】

Height: 1.60m

……

Is height the only thing we can see?

Based on Roy's previous speculation, this indicates that the difference in life level between the two sides is like an insurmountable chasm.

That's normal.

Tap, tap, tap...

Footsteps approached from afar outside the door.

With a soft creak, Karazhan pushed open the door and entered, his body completely unscathed.

This is not normal.

—They've all arrived.

The woman suddenly closed the book, and a clear message welled up in their minds like a spring.

—Your mental talents are quite remarkable…or rather…

Her gaze lingered on Karazhan for a moment.

—I was very lucky.

—Roy, although you possess the ability to sense heat, the fact that you were able to arrive here unharmed proves your talent.

—Karazhan, you have excellent intuition, which can help you make the right choices to a certain extent, and this is also a manifestation of talent.

Unwittingly, she casually mentioned that Roy possessed the ability of "thermal sensing".

Finally, the woman drew her conclusion.

—You are all people with wizarding talents.

Roy roughly understood that reaching the cabin through the darkness was a test of their talents.

Karazhan didn't understand and awkwardly scratched his cheek.

Then suddenly his eyes widened.

"You...you're a wizard?!"

Roy: "..."

He realized that he had overestimated Karazhan's intelligence.

The woman pursed her lips slightly, a hint of mockery playing on her lips.

—I am not a wizard, but just an apprentice.

And now, you also have the opportunity to become beings equal to me…

"Why are you speaking in my head?" Karazhan interrupted the silent thought with remarkable ease.

Roy was shocked. He retracted his previous assessment of the guy, realizing that Karazhan was far from reliable, even in the face of major events.

He's really not afraid of being killed by the other party.

Unfortunately, the female wizard apprentice did not seem to be angry. She opened her mouth but did not make a sound.

—I lost my vocal cords.

—Although it would be easy for me to make a sound similar to a human's, wouldn't it be more convenient and faster to transmit information directly?

"I understand, you're mute." Karazhan nodded without any respect.

The wizard apprentice seemed completely unconcerned about the verbal offense she had suffered. Instead, he nodded in agreement, then took a beaker and a conical flask from the table and poured the clear liquid from the conical flask into the beaker.

Finally, she gently picked a leaf from the drawer of the table and placed it on the water.

The water in that glass was magic water with a magic concentration of 0.9%, and the leaf was just an ordinary leaf. This was information Roy obtained through his Eye of True Sight.

—The test just now roughly determined your mental talents. The highest level of mental talent is seven, and you two are at level five and four respectively, which is considered above average.

—What we're testing now is your elemental compatibility. The higher your compatibility with a particular element, the easier it will be to use elemental magic, and the more powerful it will be.

By this time, Karazhan had a general understanding that the current test would determine whether he could become a wizard in the future.

Even he couldn't help but become serious.

—Open your mouth.

The wizard apprentice's thoughts resurfaced.

The two instinctively opened their mouths as instructed. In an instant, two tiny insects, as fine as specks of light, darted into their mouths with lightning speed, sliding down their throats and deep into their esophagus.

—The magic worm is a creature that can attract and gather magic power. Once it has circulated in your body for a week, the hidden, faint magic power will be gathered together.

—Now, they are heading towards your palms.

—We've arrived. Roy, hold the beaker in your hand, and magic will automatically flow into the magic water.

Roy did as he was told, and felt a tickling sensation on his fingers. He felt soft water ripples caressing his fingertips.

In an instant, the magical water in the beaker began to change.

The clear liquid gradually became turbid, and its volume began to shrink inward, even breaking free from the cup wall, as if it were about to condense into some kind of solid.

He stared in disbelief at this miraculous scene until the liquid condensed and contracted at the bottom center of the cup, completely enveloping the leaf.

The leaves trembled slightly, and the magical water seemed to come alive, quietly spreading upwards along the veins of the leaves.

Roy noticed that the wizard apprentice's body visibly heaved.

The color of the magic water changed rapidly, emitting a cold, metallic silver light, and its texture solidified and shrank.

Eventually, a perfectly round metal sphere formed at the bottom of the cup!

The leaf, also soaked in the water, was covered in a shiny metallic color, turning into an iron leaf.

—This is a method for testing elemental talents, called the Water Appearance Method.

The wizard apprentice suddenly began to explain.

—The magic water and leaves will exhibit drastically different changes depending on the elemental compatibility of the tester.

The phenomenon you are seeing is a manifestation of the compatibility of metallic elements.

—Elemental talents are also divided into seven levels. In fact, it is absolutely impossible to affect the leaf if it is not at level five or above.

Roy stared at the iron leaf, realizing that it was no longer the same thing as the original leaf; this was more than just a simple change.

—Your ability to completely transform leaves into metal indicates an extremely high affinity for metal. However, the speed isn't that astonishing. I've seen level six metal talent transform leaves into metal in about half a minute.

Roy had just counted; it took nearly a minute from the magic water surging up the leaf to its entire body turning into metal.

In other words, his talent doesn't reach level six.

However… the metallization speed of the blades far exceeds the ordinary level five. Therefore, I deduce that your metal compatibility is at the top level of level five.