Wizard: I can predict the future

Soon, Nord arrived at the shore.

Amidst the chaotic sounds, he easily extracted the crucial information.

A dozen minutes ago.

The monsters that suddenly appeared only lasted a moment before vanishing without a trace.

Immediately afterwards, three unfamiliar figures descended onto the deck.

They took control of the giant ship and ordered the wizards on board to summon all the wizards in reserve.

This also includes information seen during the talent test registration.

Not long after, Nord found Iria and the others.

At this moment, they were standing in front of Lilia, being questioned by her.

Nord walked into the crowd without making a sound.

Stand quietly at the back.

After a while, Lilia looked up at him.

"Nord, come here."

Nord rushed forward.

"Lady Lilia."

Lilia opened the book in her hands, her tone serious.

"Describe in detail what you saw during the talent test."

"Remember, don't overlook any details, as they may affect your future research direction."

If it were placed before...

Nord will undoubtedly tell you everything that happened without reservation.

But his recent experience in Poker City made him realize that what he saw during the talent test was anything but ordinary.

Moreover, it contains the Originium he needs most and that is of utmost importance.

He looked at Lilia, who was standing in front of him with a serious expression, and remained silent for a moment.

Then, as if lost in memories, he slowly recounted his experience during the talent test.

However, he deliberately omitted the rabbit, the tin man, and the figure that was almost identical to him at the end.

Lilia listened very attentively.

With a steady hand, the quill pen fell, recording Nord's words one by one into the book.

Wait until he finishes speaking.

Lilia then stopped writing and looked up at him.

"The talent test you underwent does not correspond to any of the academy's major research directions, which may be related to some mysterious direction."

"However, don't worry, this situation is not uncommon."

As she said this, she glanced at Nord.

"Generally, other academies would recommend that these apprentices prioritize the elemental side."

"But you are different."

"You are a legendary knight who broke through on your own."

"Compared to elementalists, you might be better suited to the path of a bloodline wizard."

Bloodline wizards are magical beings who study the wizarding world, and even other planes of existence.

Then, some wizards transplanted the other's bloodline into themselves.

These wizards are not only able to inherit the physical bodies of powerful creatures, but can even seize some of their talents.

Each bloodline wizard possesses vastly different abilities due to the different creatures they study.

In fact, bloodline wizards also belong to the fields of alchemy and potion-making.

However, there were too many wizards who followed the bloodline path, and gradually the bloodline path wizardry became a separate school of thought.

Nord listened to Lilia's words with a look of confusion in his eyes.

"Lady Lilia, why have you repeatedly suggested that I follow the path of a bloodline wizard?"

"What does this have to do with the legendary knight?"

Upon hearing this, Lilia smiled slightly.

"Nord, in fact, thousands of years ago, there were no legendary knights among ordinary people."

"Thousands of years ago, a great wizard accidentally obtained a flawed item while concocting a bloodline potion."

"This damaged item is almost useless to wizards, but ordinary people can afford it."

"It allows people to break through the limits of the physical body and borrow some of the power of magical creatures."

"Since then, this kind of power has continued in the blood of this group of people."

"Descendants can gradually awaken its power simply by practicing the corresponding breathing techniques."

"And people like you, who can become legendary knights on their own, often go much further on the path of bloodline."

Nord finally understood after hearing Lilia's words.

Why did Lilia agree so readily to let him participate in the talent test?

On the giant ship, how could someone with a second-class wizard talent live on the third floor?

"I understand, Lady Lilia."

Lilia turned her gaze to the crowd.

"I have already recorded your talent test results. Once you arrive at the academy, they will recommend the appropriate method based on this information."

"However, this is just a suggestion. If you have a better option, the academy will not force you to choose."

After saying that, she turned and walked towards the giant ship.

"Go back, everyone."

As Lilia walked away.

Iria ran quickly to Nord's side, looking at him with a worried expression, her voice trembling slightly.

"Nord, you suddenly disappeared, and I can't find you anywhere."

"I thought...I thought..."

Nord looked at Iria and was momentarily at a loss, but his heart was warmed.

After all, it's obvious to anyone that someone cares about him and likes him.

The other person is just too young, only sixteen years old.

He reached out and patted her on the shoulder.

"You won't be pretty if you keep crying."

"It must be that the death of those monsters had a hallucinogenic effect, which is why I couldn't get out of there."

"However, the hallucinogenic effect disappeared after a short while."

Aria stopped crying and managed a weak smile.

"It's all because Iresiah is useless; she can't help at all."

"However, Lady Lilia just said that my talent leans towards fire element."

"The book says that elemental wizards are the most powerful in combat, so I can help you in the future."

Nord looked at the other person with a helpless expression.

The book clearly states that elements are the fastest way for wizard apprentices to increase their combat power in the early stages. When did they become the most powerful?

"Iria, you'd better do your best then."

"Yes, Iria will do her best."

……

Five days later.

An airship is flying through the sky at an extremely high speed.

Nord stood on the side of the boat or yacht, looking down.

Even with his eyesight, he could barely make out the scenery on the ground; he could only vaguely see patches of forest and intersecting rivers.

Three days ago, the giant ship arrived in the southern region.

The wizard trainees from Ash Academy boarded this airship.

He had initially thought that the bulky-looking airship was not very fast.

To his surprise, its speed far exceeded his expectations, several times faster than the airplanes of his previous life.

I don't know how much time passed.

The airship's speed was decreasing, and its altitude was slowly descending.

Nord then slowly began to see the scenery below him.

Ahead was a sheer, steep cliff, as if cleaved by a giant blade, rising straight into the clouds.

Above the cliffs lies a vast, boundless grassland, its green expanse stretching to the horizon and merging with the sky.

The wind swept by, and the grass rippled like waves, like a green ocean.

There were no cities, no buildings, and not even any trace of human life.

However, the airship continued to fly straight towards the grassland.

They were getting closer and closer, but showed no sign of slowing down.

It looked as if it was about to crash directly into the ground at any moment.

The wizard trainees on the airship finally couldn't hold back any longer.

Some people instinctively stepped back, while others clung tightly to the railing, their faces pale.

"Won't we really crash into it?"

"Where is the Wizard? Why isn't the Wizard stopping the airship?!"

Panic quickly spread through the crowd.

Nord felt a sudden jolt in his heart, and that instinctive sense of crisis was fully aroused at that moment.

But he quickly suppressed it.

His gaze returned to calm.

He couldn't believe that the wizards would make such an obvious mistake.

After all, Lilia and the others were still inside the airship.

What we see before us may just be a way to mislead ordinary people.