Wizard: I can predict the future

Nord then realized that the other party was not simply looking for trouble.

It's just unclear whether it's an overflowing sense of justice or something more sinister.

However, judging from their ages, they are not teenagers, so it seems there are some things on the third floor that I don't know about.

Nord smiled, remembering what Lilia had said: as long as no one dies, it's fine.

Ron looked at Nord, who was laughing, and felt slighted, his face immediately falling.

"Hey kid, what are you laughing at!"

The next instant, he felt a sharp pain in his chest, and then he felt himself flying.

Even after he crashed into the wall behind him, his mind was still reeling.

Ron instinctively looked at his other two brothers, only to see that they, like him, had been sent flying backwards.

"What happened? How did Ron fly out?"

"Isn't Ron supposed to be a Grand Knight?"

"Yeah, I heard they used to be pirates, how come they're so weak?"

Nord watched the three struggling to their feet, then channeled his energy to his fingertips.

He controlled the force of his attack just now, otherwise Ron and the other two would have already met their deaths.

Ron had just stood up when he saw the breath on Nord's fingertips and blurted out:

"Legendary Knight!"

Everyone else gasped in shock upon hearing this.

"It's a legendary knight. No wonder Ron was defeated so quickly."

"He looks so young, yet he's a legendary knight, terrifyingly so."

"What's so great about a legendary knight? He's just a second-rate wizard. Once he becomes a wizard, I can take on ten of them."

Nord withdrew the energy from his fingertips, looked at the people surrounding him, and spoke calmly:

"Is there anyone else who objects now?"

Seeing that no one stepped forward, Nord left and headed to the third floor.

At this moment, Lucius, who was on the eighth floor, sensed the situation downstairs and a knowing look appeared on his face.

"He's a legendary knight. According to the rules, his talent level is increased by two, so he can stay on the third floor."

As he spoke, he looked at Lilia, his face filled with envy.

"I envy you so much, you even managed to find a legendary knight who broke through on his own."

"Once he gets to the academy, let him choose the bloodline wizard path. Maybe he'll have a chance to become a formal wizard."

Lilia gave a helpless, bitter smile.

"Becoming a formal wizard isn't that easy."

"Back then, there were thousands of people in our class, but over the decades, only a handful of them have become official wizards."

When Nord arrived on the third floor, he randomly picked a room that was marked "Unoccupied" and went inside.

The moment he stepped inside, he involuntarily stopped in his tracks.

What comes into view is a living room of about forty square meters. Although the decoration is simple, it is very beautiful.

He walked toward the room on his right. It was a bedroom with a wooden bed covered with soft bedding and even a separate bathroom.

Nord left the bedroom and went to another room, a small study with several books on the bookshelves.

He originally thought this was just a small room of about ten square meters, only for temporary rest.

Unexpectedly, this place was fully equipped, even better than the homes of most cattle and horses in my previous life.

Nord glanced at the books on the shelf, a thought flickered in his mind, and he immediately walked over.

He picked up the first book, and saw the words "Basic Overview of the Wizarding World" written in large characters on the cover.

Nord glanced at it, then put it back in its place, and picked up the second book, "Basic Mathematics".

The third book is "The Triangular Cone Guided Meditation Method".

The fourth book, "Common Sense About Wizards".

The entire bookshelf was empty, with only four books displayed.

But these four books delighted Nord.

Clearly, these four books were not placed there arbitrarily.

Rather, it was information deliberately left behind by someone who had already anticipated that these reserves from remote islands only had a superficial understanding of the real wizarding world.

Instead of immediately looking at the meditation techniques and basic mathematics, Nord picked up the book "Basic Overview of the Wizarding World" again.

He now knows too little, almost nothing, about the wizarding world.

After half an hour.

Nord put the book he was holding back and picked up "Common Sense of Wizardry".

The book "Basic Overview of the Wizarding World" is not very long and does not involve any witchcraft or similar things. It simply introduces the general geography of the Southern Region and the various forces.

In the book, Nord learns that Leman Island is one of the islands in the Western Sea Archipelago.

The wizard trainees on this giant ship will eventually head to one of five factions: Ash Academy, Star Observatory, Mechanical Sky Island, Deep Blue Corridor, and Silver Moon Tower.

Nord quickly put the book back on the shelf.

The book "Wizard Common Sense" contained less information, but it was more helpful to him, giving him a clearer understanding of the wizarding world.

One part of the content happened to mention the "white wizard" and "black wizard" that Lilia had mentioned before.

According to the book, there is no essential difference between white wizards and black wizards.

Both use magic to construct sorcery and pursue the truth.

The real difference lies in the way the two acquire resources and apply knowledge.

White wizards tend to operate within the rules.

They often acquire resources through transactions, research, contracts, and other means.

Dark wizards, on the other hand, often believe that strength is king and act as they please, with almost no scruples.

They are more accustomed to acquiring materials and resources through plunder, force, or even massacre.

There are even dark wizards who specifically hunt other wizards for research purposes.

Nord picked up "Basic Mathematics" again, sighing inwardly.

"Fortunately, the Five Houses Alliance is a white wizard organization."

If he were to join a dark wizard's faction, even with his current strength and the cheat-like ability to deduce, he might not be able to develop safely.

After all, in the wizarding world, wizards themselves are a resource.

However, white wizards adhere to rules. Even when conducting research, you must first be "voluntary," and they will not treat people as expendable resources. The vast majority of their research is not fatal.

Nord gathered his thoughts and opened the book.

The next second, his hand paused slightly, and he returned to the cover.

He paused for a moment, frowned, and turned back to the first page.

"What the hell? This is basic math?"

Nord stared at the pages, his eyes twitching slightly.

The entire page was filled with dense formulas, with only a small amount of text interspersed among them, impulsively explained.

Undeterred, he quickly flipped through the other pages, finally letting out a sigh.

The rest of the content is almost identical to the first page.

He rubbed his eyes, silently took the meditation method and basic mathematics to his desk, and prepared to study them carefully.

I don't know how much time passed.

Nord wearily raised his head and looked out the window.

The sun was about to set, and the giant ship had sailed into the boundless ocean.

He let out a soft breath and carefully put the two books away.

Although the content of this basic mathematics is profound, at least it is progressive, which is much better than the "Hexagonal Prism Guided Meditation Method" which is impossible to get started with.

"At least I can understand a little bit, that's enough!"

The content of the Triangular Cone Guided Meditation Method is almost identical to that of the Hexagonal Prism Guided Meditation Method.

The only difference is the formula and guiding model; the content is simpler.

A faint feeling of hunger rising in his stomach brought Nord back to his senses. He immediately got up and prepared to go downstairs for dinner.