Wizard: I can predict the future

Unlike the panic inside the cabin.

The room at the bow of the airship.

More than thirty first-level wizard apprentices were standing somewhere.

Behind them were two third-level wizard apprentices of sixth-level wizard talents.

In front of them were faint light screens displaying the expressions of the wizard trainees.

One of them slowly spoke:

"As expected, they come from a remote area. They have no experience at all. They lost their composure at this level and are no match for the local wizards."

"Maurice, after all, they've only just entered the wizarding world, so it's normal for their reaction to be a little slow."

As he spoke, he pointed to several of the images.

"Look, these people are pretty good; most of them realized this wasn't an accident."

Most people wouldn't have thought of that.

They will face another test just before they enter the Ash Academy, after the initial trials.

The man in the lead withdrew his gaze and casually waved his hand.

The light screen in front of me vanished instantly.

"Let's end this test here."

"Record their performance and submit it to the academy along with the description of their wizarding talents."

……

Looking at the ground getting closer and closer.

Nord had already decided to jump ship.

With his current physique, as long as he gets the angle right, he can use the momentum to deflect the opponent's force.

Although they will be seriously injured, they will not die.

next moment.

The sudden change before my eyes.

Buildings suddenly appeared.

Without any warning.

There is a wizard's tower that reaches into the clouds, its body built of dark gray stone and its surface engraved with intricate runes.

There are also stone castles of varying sizes, scattered throughout the area.

Similarly, there are some architectural styles that Nord has never seen before.

It forms a huge complex of buildings, resembling a small city.

Further away, there was a dense forest.

Soon after, the airship landed on an open area.

A large crowd had already gathered around.

They stood in twos and threes, their eyes all turning to the airship that had just landed.

Nord followed the crowd off the airship.

The moment their feet touched the ground, a wizard spoke up in front of them. His voice was not loud, but it clearly reached everyone's ears.

"Report to the corresponding area according to the talent direction you registered earlier."

Nord looked in the direction the other person was pointing.

Not far away, several areas had already been divided up.

At each point in front, a huge sign stands.

Elements, potions, construction, enchanting, mysticism...

He scanned the area back and forth, but did not see any so-called bloodline factions.

Similarly, no prophecy or soul was seen.

He guessed that Ash Academy probably hadn't separated the bloodline school from potion studies.

After all, beginners have to start from the very basics.

As for prophecy and the soul system, it's possible that these wizard trainees simply don't possess the corresponding talents.

He exchanged a few words with Iria and Evan.

He then walked toward the Potions section.

The crowd quickly dispersed.

Most of the reservists flocked to the elemental faction without hesitation, making up almost a third of the total.

The rest of the people dispersed to areas such as potions, construction, and enchanting.

What remains are the mystical side and other directions.

Not long after.

Long queues formed in front of each area.

Nord stood in the line.

There were only about ten people ahead.

The pace is very fast.

Soon it was his turn.

The person in charge of registration was a wizarding apprentice who looked even younger than him.

"Name."

"Nord Blank"

"Has a mental power model been constructed?"

"no."

After asking some simple questions, the other party took out a crystal ball and a nameplate from a box next to them.

The crystal ball wasn't big; it was only about the size of a fist.

"Take this. The nameplate represents your identity; please keep it safe."

"The crystal ball can be used by sensing it with mental power."

"There's a map of the college inside; the red marker indicates where you'll be living."

Nord took the crystal ball, but before he could examine it closely, he had already taken a closer look.

The other party said somewhat impatiently:

"Don't block the way."

"The people behind are still waiting."

His gaze shifted, already past Nord.

"Next."

Walk to the side.

Nord's mental energy probed into the crystal ball.

The next moment, a lifelike 3D map appeared in my mind.

He quickly found his place to live.

Old Stone Street.

It was a group of four or five-story stone buildings with long, narrow arched windows and roofs covered with gray-black tiles, connected by narrow stone passageways.

The rooms are arranged closely together.

Clearly, this is a dormitory area prepared for wizard trainees.

Nord looked at Aria and the other person who were still in line.

After saying goodbye, I walked straight toward Old Stone Street.

The entire Ash Academy is very large.

Fortunately, Old Stone Street is not far from here, only a few kilometers away.

Follow the guidance inside the crystal ball.

Nord quickly arrived at his room.

Push the door open and enter.

The moment he pushed the door open.

The man then turned around and looked at Nord.

"Are you a wizarding apprentice from the Isles of the West?"

Nord glanced at him; the man was only about 1.5 meters tall and looked to be twelve or thirteen years old.

They stood there casually, as if they were on their own turf.

"Nord Blank"

The man nodded:

"Grey Coleman, a local wizard from the Southern Regions."

He spoke casually, yet with an undisguised air of superiority.

Nord glanced around the room.

The room wasn't large; it wasn't even as big as the room he stayed in on the giant ship.

Two wooden beds were placed on the left and right, with a long table in the middle.

There were some objects on it that he had never seen before.

A simple shelf was placed in the corner, and some bottles and jars were already on it.

Gray seemed to read his mind and walked over to the long table to sit down.

"Want to stay alone?"

"Achieve a talent level of five or higher, or acquire magic stones yourself."

As he said this, his tone carried a hint of resentment.

"Unfortunately, I was just a little short of reaching the fifth-level wizard talent and having my own accommodation."

As he spoke, he turned to look at Nord.

"What direction is your wizarding talent heading?"

"Potion."

Gray smacked his lips.

"There aren't many people over there, but I've heard there's a lot to learn."

After saying that, he continued to ask:

"What level of wizarding talent do you possess?"

Nord did not hide anything.

"Second class."

Upon hearing this, Gray immediately jumped up in surprise.

"What? Second class?"

"A second-rate wizard should be living in a four-person room on the next street, how did you end up here?"

"Before the test, I broke through to become a legendary knight on my own."

He calmed down after hearing Nord's explanation.

"I see, I thought the academy had made a mistake."

"Perfect timing. I'll introduce you to a few people in a few days; they might be helpful."

Nord was immediately filled with curiosity.

"Who is it?"

A mysterious smile appeared on Gray's face.

You'll find out then.

Nord didn't ask any further questions; instead, he carefully examined his temporary residence.

Gray, as if he knew everyone, continued:

"You're new here, so you probably don't know much about Ash Academy yet."

"I arrived early and managed to gather a lot of information."

"There are open classes every day at Ash Academy."

"Monday is for elements, Tuesday for potions, Wednesday for construction, Thursday for enchanting, and Friday for mental model building."

As he spoke, he looked at Nord.

"Have you constructed a model of mental power yet?"

Nord shook his head.

He didn't want to be exposed too early.

According to his calculations, a second-tier wizard talent, without any guidance, would probably need one or two years to build the lowest level of mental power model.

Gray looked at Nord with an expression that said, "I knew it."

"Building a mental power model is very difficult; it took me several months to successfully build one."

He lowered his voice as he spoke.

"I'll tell you a secret."