Did the villainous professor survive today?

Kroenke returned to the podium, picked up the Möbius magic circle that Allen had made earlier, and looked at everyone:

"Now, before seeing this double-circular magic circle, who could have imagined its existence? If anyone has even the slightest thought about it, please raise your hand."

For a moment, everyone in the classroom looked at each other in bewilderment, but no one raised their hand.

"So, it doesn't exist?"

Kroenke asked and answered himself.

"No, of course it exists, but you don't believe it exists until it is seen."

"Therefore, do not believe because you see, but see because you believe."

"Next, I will show you the truth."

Kroenke walked to the podium and took off his gloves:

"Magic circle, magic circle, how many mages throughout history have been trapped by the word 'circle'? Their thinking has been confined to a narrow plane, yet they have never thought of this point."

Kroenke said casually,

"That is, the formation for casting magic can break through the constraints of two dimensions and become three-dimensional."

As he spoke, Krenk's right hand gathered magical power.

Visual magic flowed from his fingertips, gathering in his palm like fireflies.

Then, the magical elements gradually formed a cube. Inside the cube, countless intricate arcane runes flowed, emitting a dazzling molten light.

"As magic circulates around the edges of the cube, the arcane runes within help the magic flow at the corners, preventing it from being lost, while the three-dimensional space provides the necessary space for spellcasting."

As Krenk explained, he gave Enya a wink.

The latter, understanding the unspoken message, brought Krenk a new doll.

Then, the three-dimensional magic circle in Krenk's hand transformed into a water sphere.

The water balloon flew straight out and hit the doll.

After the bubbles burst, flames reignited on the doll's body, just like in the initial experiment.

Everyone's eyes widened in surprise.

Even though they were freshmen, they could see that the operation that Kroenke was demonstrating to them was indeed feasible.

Since the magic circle has changed from a plane to a cube, the number of faces on which spells can be cast has increased from one to six.

That gives you a lot of room to maneuver.

By grafting different spells onto two faces, and then using the remaining four faces to assist in the process, doing it this way...

It is entirely possible to combine spells that are only possible at the fourth tier.

Furthermore, with practice, one can even combine three spells.

This is something none of you here would have dared to imagine before.

But Kroenke presented this possibility to them without reservation.

Everyone couldn't help but get excited.

If Krenk hadn't established a rule in class against the unauthorized use of magic, some of the more impetuous students would have tried it by now.

Meiwen's eyes widened as well.

real or fake.

A three-dimensional magic circle...

Is this something that Kroenke could have cobbled together on his own?

Moreover, what he has shown so far does indeed appear feasible...

Seriously? Could Kroenke really be a genius?

Moreover, judging from the spiritual vision he demonstrated in class last week, Krenk was indeed not at the second-order level...

You shook Meiwen's belief that you were an academic fraud, and she began to re-examine your existence.

[Points +4000!]

[Current points: 9250!]

Then why did he steal my father's academic achievements?

Meiwen's gaze then shifted to Enya.

No, I have to find a chance to get to know this woman later.

"Meiwen, you did not complete the homework I assigned and challenged the teacher's authority. As a result, I will deduct 5 points from your score."

Krenk's voice pulled Maywen back to reality.

"Whether you are first or last in your class, I don't want to see this attitude from you in the next class. Otherwise, I will apply to the principal to give you a demerit, a major demerit, or even probation."

Krenk didn't give Mayon a chance to explain and began assigning homework:

"Homework assignment: within this week, try to construct a three-dimensional magic circle to achieve the effect of spell splicing. I want to see the results of your training in the next class."

Kroenke glanced at his pocket watch; there was only one minute left before get out of class ended.

"If there are no further questions, then get out of class is dismissed!"

After Krenk finished speaking, he took Enya and left the classroom.

Watching Krenk's retreating figure, Meiwen sighed in frustration.

Five more points were deducted.

She gripped the pen tightly with her right hand, her throat tightened, and she hesitated, wondering whether she should go back in time to die.

Immediately, she shook her head, dismissing the idea.

Previously, deducting ten points wasn't subject to any retroactive penalty, but now deducting five points will be retroactively applied. It's such a loss.

Meanwhile, in the corner of the classroom, Alan's eyes revealed an expression of admiration:

"Is this the St. Auster Magic Academy? It's amazing that I can learn this kind of knowledge."

"Allen, do you want to give it a try?"

Agra patted Allen on the shoulder, looking eager to try. It was clear he was very interested in what Krenk had taught in class that day.

"It's not far from here to the training ground; it only takes a few minutes to walk there."

"OK."

Allen nodded happily.

The two walked outside together.

Then they noticed that the other students were heading in the same direction as them, and there was even a hint that they were walking faster or even running.

Needless to say, what Krenk taught in class today made all the students feel excited and eager to fly to the training ground to try out whether they could combine spells.

If it succeeds, I wonder how long I can brag about it.

"Allen, are you... are you going to the training ground too?"

A familiar voice sounded from behind him. Allen turned around and saw a brown-haired, blue-eyed girl looking at him with an arrogant expression.

"Want to come together?"

Allen asked enthusiastically.

Catherine puffed out her cheeks:

"Okay, I'll go!"

Then, as if in rebuttal, she said,

"Hmph, Allen, remember this: it's because we're going the same way... not because I wanted to go with you!"

"Oh, I'm sorry."

Allen apologized.

"Hey! Who told you to apologize!" Catherine suddenly got angry.

"All you do is apologize to others. If word gets out, people will think our Guzman family only sponsors people like you!"

Catherine grabbed Allen's ear, as if trying to shove an order into it.

"Did you hear that? From now on, you're not allowed to apologize to others so easily!"

"Oh, sorry."

Allen nodded and bowed.

Catherine's face suddenly turned red, not out of shyness, but because her blood pressure had risen.

"Ugh, are you even listening to me?!"

Catherine punched the thin Allen.

The latter immediately took off running, dodging Catherine's small fists.

Allen and Catherine continued on their way, playfully bickering.

Yagula followed silently behind them.

He felt he should leave them alone, but couldn't find a suitable reason to leave.

After all, he also had to go to the training ground, and it would be even more awkward if he bumped into them later. So, in order to avoid further embarrassment, he had no choice but to awkwardly follow behind the two of them.

Soon, the three arrived in front of a huge, square, gray-black building.

training base.

"Excuse me, what brings you here?"

The senior student in charge of registration looked at Allen and his group and asked a question out of curiosity.

In just a few minutes, he saw a large group of new students rushing into the training base.

This is a place for combat training and simulation for students of St. Auster Magic Academy. Generally, only students in their second year or above come here. Freshmen rarely appear here unless a teacher takes the lead.

At first, he didn't care, but eventually he couldn't suppress his curiosity and decided to grab a freshman to ask him what had happened.

Allen: "Oh, senior, it's like this, let's practice spell combining."

Senior student: "?"