Wizard: I can predict the future

Gray's smiling expression froze slightly.

But soon, he scratched his head, as if he was somewhat unconvinced.

"Sis, of course I know."

"It's not like I've never heard this before."

Irene glanced at Nord, then looked at Gray.

"Grey, you're still young..."

Before he could finish speaking, Gray interrupted him.

"Sister, I'm not a child anymore."

His tone was unusually serious, even a little stubborn.

"Besides, you told me before that Brother Nord is a good person."

"He certainly wouldn't lie to us!"

Irene paused slightly, her brows still furrowed, but she did not immediately refute.

Nord stood by, watching the scene unfold, without offering any advice.

After a brief silence.

Irene let out a soft breath, her expression gradually calming down.

She did not insist on stopping them.

"Just think it through yourself."

Gray paused for a moment, then gave a relaxed smile.

Don't worry.

The siblings exchanged a glance, and neither of them continued the topic.

Seeing that the two had stopped arguing, Nord spoke up again.

"Don't worry, you definitely won't regret this decision."

Ryan glanced at him, remained silent for a moment, and then spoke:

"Trying new drugs is inherently a high-risk endeavor."

"The vast majority of apprentices will not participate."

"Even if I were willing, I would prefer to go to a formal wizard's laboratory."

"Even for a first-level wizard apprentice, it's difficult to gather enough people."

Nord listened and nodded slightly.

He understood that Ryan was absolutely right, and he had already come up with a solution.

He suddenly bent down and took out several pre-prepared flyers from under the table.

[Light Echo Remedy]

[Personal guidance from Vice Dean Dylan Flynn]

[Produced by the Seventh Potion Workshop]

[Meditation effectiveness increased by 60%]

[Free 30-day trial]

Participants also have a chance to win Magic Stones as a reward.

Gray leaned over and took a look.

"Will this work?"

Ryan stared at one of the lines of text, his brow furrowing slightly.

"Wouldn't it be problematic if we directly used Vice Dean Dylan's name?"

Nord shook his head and pointed to the few lines of small print at the bottom.

"Look here."

There were two lines of tiny text at the bottom of the wooden sign, which were almost impossible to read if you weren't paying attention.

Irene squinted and read the words aloud.

"Personal guidance" refers to personally guiding and inspecting the ability to brew Moonsleep Echoes potions; "Seventh Potion Workshop Production" means brewed at the Seventh Potion Workshop; and "Free Trial" means voluntarily participating in the Alchemist Association's certification process.

Then he looked at Nord.

"Is it really okay to write it like this?"

Nord shrugged, but said with a very serious expression:

"Everything I wrote above is true; there is no deception involved."

He immediately put the paper away.

"Next, we need to post these flyers in prominent places on campus."

Nord and his three companions had just stepped out of their dormitory.

A familiar figure was seen walking briskly towards them.

The man also saw Nord, his eyes lit up, and he quickly waved and jogged over.

"Nord!"

"Iria, what brings you here?"

When Iria approached the group, she noticed the three people beside Nord and seemed a little reserved. She quickly and subconsciously straightened her wizard robes.

"I'm here to tell you some good news."

She paused slightly, as if suppressing her inner excitement.

"I...I have just successfully constructed a mental power model."

Upon hearing this, Nord's eyes lit up.

It has only been two hundred days since Irea first encountered the mental power model.

Even for the most basic model, this speed is abnormally fast for a first-class wizard talent.

Clearly, she also took some kind of shortcut.

But Nord didn't care about any of that.

At that moment, he had only one thought in his mind: success was just in time.

He almost instinctively took a step forward and grabbed Iria's hand.

"real?"

Aria felt the warmth of the hand, her face instantly turning red, but she didn't pull it away.

"Um."

As she spoke, she released the mental energy model, and a faint magical pressure emanated from her body.

That's the mark of a wizard's apprentice.

Nord felt the fluctuation and that confirmed it completely.

He then realized his excitement and quickly let go.

"Perfect timing, I have a new type of meditation potion here that needs to be tested."

He then briefly explained the argumentation process.

Before she could finish speaking, Iria nodded without the slightest hesitation.

"I'm willing to participate."

……

The five of them traveled to almost half of the college, spending the entire afternoon posting simple flyers.

Their traces can be found wherever there are even a few people.

There were quite a few onlookers.

Many people were drawn to the words on the flyer and stopped to examine it closely.

Some even whispered among themselves, their eyes filled with a hint of interest.

But upon hearing that it was a brand new potion, his expression immediately changed.

Almost no one stayed.

As darkness fell, Nord stopped and turned to look at the four people behind him.

That's all for today.

"You all go back and rest first. I'll go to the potion workshop to make another batch of potions."

"I'll come find you once everyone's gathered."

Gray scratched his head and nodded.

"Okay, then don't stay out too late."

Ryan and Irene didn't say much, they just gave a simple reply.

Iria glanced at Nord, as if she wanted to say something, but in the end she just nodded slightly.

The group quickly dispersed.

Nord turned and walked alone toward the potions workshop.

He was still thinking about the next steps.

However, he hadn't taken more than a few steps when he suddenly paused slightly.

Not far ahead, several figures stood quietly.

It was as if they had been waiting for a long time.

Under the light, the faces of those people gradually became clear.

Nord's eyes darkened slightly.

The leader was a teenager.

His face was stern, his expression indifferent, and his wizard robes were neat and exquisite.

The nameplate on his chest reflected the light slightly.

Søren Krok

There were two other people standing behind him.

His aura was restrained, yet it carried a subtle sense of oppression.

Clearly, he is not an ordinary person.

Nord stopped and looked at the other person quietly.

Soren's gaze also fell on Nord.

A moment later, he slowly walked forward.

"Hey, isn't this Nord Blank?"

"I heard you've deduced the Moon Sleep Echo Potion?"

As he spoke, he took out a piece of paper, which was the promotional flyer that Nord had posted.

"What, is there a new formula?"

He looked at the large characters on the flyer.

"A 60% increase in meditation effectiveness?"

"Is this guidance from Vice Dean Dylan?"

He seemed to chuckle softly as he said this.

"Quite the boast."

"Aren't you overestimating yourself?"

"How long have you been involved in potion making?"

"You dare claim to have developed a completely new potion?"

He gently raised his hand and pointed to the line of text indicating a free trial.

"Free trial? Do you think anyone would be fooled?"

The two people behind him also showed a hint of mockery.

One of them chuckled in a low voice:

"A new drug? Who would dare drink it?"

Another person added:

"It's a potion made by a third-level wizard apprentice."

"After drinking it, I'm afraid even the mental model won't be able to be preserved."

Soren did not stop them, but waited for the two to finish speaking in turn.

"The people in the academy aren't fools."

"You're taking some potion that you don't even know where you got it from and you dare to pass it off as a new potion."

"Aren't you afraid of being investigated by the college?"

He paused, his gaze sweeping over the few apprentices scattered around him.

Those people who were initially observing now subconsciously looked away.

Soren's lips curled up slightly.

"I guarantee that no one will participate in your drug evaluation."