Wizard: I can predict the future

Nord clenched his fist as he watched the three approaching.

"What, you're not convinced?"

Ron waved his hand and quickly explained:

"Count Nord, we are here to apologize."

He had already found out the other party's name. As for whether apologizing would be a loss of face, face was the least important thing to him.

He had been a pirate at sea with his father since birth, and over the years, he had come to understand a principle.

If you can win, fight; if you can't, run. If you can't run, then you can only kneel down and admit your mistake.

Nord glanced at him, somewhat surprised.

"An apology? How do you plan to apologize?"

Upon hearing this, Ron subconsciously touched his nose and said embarrassedly:

"The only valuable things we have now are some gold coins, which I imagine you wouldn't even look at."

"However, I've inquired and found out that you, like us, are heading to Ash Academy. Once you arrive at the academy, we can compensate you with twenty magic stones."

Twenty magic stones was not a small sum for these aspiring wizards.

The other party's apology this time was very sincere, but since they had neither magic stones nor an agreement, it's unclear whether they will honor their promise in the end.

However, Nord did not investigate further.

After all, the other side consisted of three fourth-level wizard talent trainees, and given the current situation, it was not feasible to eliminate them completely.

Since the other party has taken the initiative to back down and shown sufficient deference, there is no need for him to completely sever ties.

Moreover, he didn't suffer any real loss in this matter.

In Nord's mind, if a mortal feud is formed, the best way to deal with it is to kill the enemy on the spot if possible, and even if it cannot be resolved at the time, it must be settled later.

If it's a common problem, there's no need to make enemies easily.

After all, in any world, having one more potential ally is always better than having one more enemy.

"Twenty magic stones, that's quite a lot."

"In that case, let's just leave it at that!"

After he finished speaking, Nord saw Iria and Evan come out of the cabin.

"My friends have arrived. I'll take them to see the meditation room."

Ron quickly gave up his seat.

"Take care."

As he spoke, he offered a reminder.

"Count Nord, there aren't many people living on the third floor right now. There are still empty spaces in the meditation room. The wizard will probably turn a blind eye if we bring people up. But once it's full, he might not allow us to bring people up again."

Nord nodded and led Iria and the other person up to the third floor.

As Nord's figure disappeared from the deck, Hart looked at Ron.

"Big brother, are we really going to give him the magic stone?"

"Should we tell Lord Cirea about this?"

Ron turned around and kicked Hart.

"If he can maintain his strength, what's wrong with giving him magic stones?"

"Also, Lord Celia is just a friend of my grandfather, and we happen to have wizarding talent, so let's not bother him with such a trivial matter."

When Nord returned to his room, it was already past midnight.

During this period, he had personally verified the effectiveness of the meditation room; thinking and studying in it was indeed much smoother than usual.

He walked to his desk, spread out the two meditation books and the basic mathematics book together, and then looked at the control panel.

[Source: 13.5]

"The Hexagonal Prism Guided Meditation Method: Derivation!"

On the first day, you enter the meditation room and begin learning the hexagonal prism guided meditation method.

You will soon discover that this meditation method is far more complex than breathing techniques, involving numerous formulas, diagrams, and mental charts.

With your current level of knowledge, you simply cannot understand the underlying principles.

You've decided to temporarily set aside meditation and start learning basic mathematics instead.

……

In the fifth month, thanks to the effects of the meditation room, you finally grasped the basics of mathematics.

[You reopen the hexagonal prism guided meditation method and are finally able to understand the basic formula changes and model structure within it.]

[You continue your studies]

……

[In the eleventh month, you have thoroughly understood the correspondence between formulas, plotting points, and model structure.]

[You begin to attempt to construct a hexagonal prism-shaped mental energy model in your mental sea, based on the model in the book.]

[First attempt failed]

[Second attempt, failed]

You repeatedly checked the position of each plotted point to make sure you hadn't made any mistakes.

No matter how hard they tried, the mental energy model could never truly stabilize and take shape.

……

In the twelfth month, through repeated failures, you gradually become aware of the problem.

The hexagonal prism model described in the book is merely the most standard structural paradigm.

However, everyone's inner world is different.

[If one cannot make subtle adjustments based on the characteristics of one's own mental energy sea, it is impossible to stabilize the mental energy model.]

[Deduction Ended]

Nord snapped out of his daze and immediately felt a flood of knowledge and images rush into his mind.

He was already familiar with this feeling, and in just a moment, the discomfort completely disappeared.

He reached out and picked up the meditation manual on the table, quickly flipping through it. The originally obscure formulas and complex plotting and structural relationships became easy to understand, as if they were engraved in his instincts.

Although this simulation did not actually construct a model of mental power.

But through repeated attempts in the simulation, he had already found a general direction.

Soon, he found some blank papers on the side.

Nord picked up his pen and quickly drew line after line on it, eventually outlining hexagonal prism structures from different perspectives.

Next to it were densely packed formulas and standards.

And so, time passed day by day.

In the days that followed, Nord devoted almost all his energy to it.

He combined his own feelings, repeatedly deduced the changes in structure and points, and then tried to build a model in his mind again and again.

Fail, fix, fail again, adjust again.

The paper quickly covered the entire room.

In the blink of an eye, more than ten days have passed.

During this time, the giant ship docked at one small island after another, and batches of reservists were integrated into this giant ship sailing towards the wizarding world.

Nord, on the other hand, almost never left his room.

On this day, he finally drew a perfect hexagonal prism structure.

He had a premonition that the mental power model was about to be completed.

Just then, a lively commotion suddenly erupted outside the door, far exceeding the usual noise of a giant ship docking at an island.

Nord even saw a wizard fly directly from above the giant ship onto the deck.

This noisy environment is not the best environment for building a mental power model.

Finally, he pushed open the door and went out.

Stepping outside, he was suddenly struck by the sight of dozens of wizards gathered on the deck, while opposite them stood a little girl who looked no more than ten years old.

After a while, Nord learned from the conversation of the others that the little girl's name was Zoe Sheldon, an eighth-level wizard with a mental strength of 6.7.

These days, although he has been almost oblivious to what is happening outside, he still knows that there are only five-figure numbers of sixth-level wizard talent candidates on the giant ship, and there are no seventh-level wizard talents at all.

At this moment, an eighth-level wizard talent suddenly appeared, no wonder these wizards who never show their faces have all appeared.

Less than ten minutes later, this eighth-level wizard talent trainee was taken by the wizard to the seventh floor or higher.

This made many people on the giant ship envious.

Nord was also somewhat envious; living on the seventh floor or above meant receiving personal guidance from the wizard.

If someone had told him beforehand that building a mental power model requires adapting it to each person's mental sea, he probably would have already successfully built it in the last simulation.