Physical mage, challenge me to a solo duel!

A sudden burst of noisy discussion erupted in Class 3 of Grade 1.

Many students quickly realized why last week's cultural classes were mostly about the situation in Lingnan Shaqiao.

It turns out they had been preparing for this trial all along.

I heard that only those who have entered a magic university will be allowed to enter the interdimensional passage for training. I never expected that they would have this opportunity as freshmen in high school.

Immediately, many students were eager to try, and the sound of signing up rose and fell.

For these students who have just stepped into the world of magic, this is a time when they are fearless and undaunted.

Having the opportunity to enter the passage between the two worlds is definitely more exciting than anything else.

"Quiet! Quiet!"

Bai Yu tapped the podium twice, waiting for the students' murmurs to subside, before emphasizing again, "Remember my second point!"

"Lingnan Sand Bridge is not a place for you to go sightseeing. There are hordes of mid-level magical beasts there, and the Candlelight Army stationed there suffers a significant number of casualties every year. Even I have to be prepared not to come out if I go in, let alone a bunch of newbies like you."

Perhaps a single divine-grade spell could wipe you all out, so don't sign up out of curiosity. Think it over carefully and consult your parents and guardians.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, we will depart next Monday and stay inside the Lingnan Sand Bridge until Friday, during which time we will not leave.

You have one week to consider and prepare, but I want to make one thing clear: if you don't plan to join the army or form a mage squad in the future, then there's absolutely no need for you to participate in this training.

Bai Yu poured cold water on the students, instantly extinguishing the flames that had just ignited in their hearts.

At this point, a student raised their hand and asked a crucial question: "Teacher, are there ten spots for each class, or only ten spots for the entire school?"

Bai Yu's lips curled up slightly: "I applied for the training slots at Lingnan Shaqiao, so our class will definitely be given priority. If our class doesn't have ten people registered in the end, the rest will be distributed to other classes."

At this moment, Qi Xiaohao slammed his hand on the desk, stood up, and excitedly said, "Damn it, how could there be any cowards in our class? These precious spots are definitely not going to be given to other classes!"

Bai Yu glared at Qi Xiaohao: "Qi Xiaohao, don't try to provoke me, and there's no need for moral blackmail. This is a matter of life and death, and it's not something to be taken lightly."

Qi Xiaohao sat down dejectedly.

"Okay, interested students can take a copy of the materials home. The registration deadline is this Friday. If there are more than ten people in the end, we will select more based on the specific circumstances."

Bai Yu slammed the thick stack of documents on the podium and waved his hand dismissively: "School's out!"

After Bai Yu left, many students rushed to the podium and picked up a document to read.

Wang Yi naturally went up on stage and took a copy as well.

The first page of the document is the "Informed Consent Form for the Lingnan Sand Bridge Training Program," which details the various dangers on the Lingnan Sand Bridge. It ends with the signatures and fingerprints of the students and their parents or guardians.

The next stack of pages provides a brief introduction to the interior of Lingnan Sand Bridge, including the terrain, ley lines, types of monsters, and rules to be followed upon entry.

"Brother E, are you going?" Qi Xiaohao also grabbed a copy of the information, but he was too lazy to look at it carefully and asked Wang Yi directly.

"I'm quite interested," Wang Yi said with a smile as he flipped through the documents.

He suddenly remembered that a week ago, Jiang Yue told him that Bai Yu had the idea of ​​forming a team to enter the interdimensional passage for training, which turned out to refer to this trip to Lingnan Shaqiao.

"Then I'm definitely going too!" Qi Xiaohao thumped his chest loudly. "We're going to be in the army fighting Warcraft in the future, so how can we back down now?"

"You should try to get your parents' approval first; you're their only child," Wang Yi reminded them.

To be honest, given Qi Xiaohao's wealth, there's absolutely no need for him to take such a risk, and I believe his parents wouldn't agree to it.

As for Wang Yi himself, since entering Lanling Magic High School, he has been freed from the care of the orphanage, and his living expenses come from various subsidies issued by the state.

Therefore, strictly speaking, Wang Yi currently has no guardian, and thus his decisions do not require anyone's consent.

Perhaps Bai Yu or the principal should be considered his guardian?

However, these two will definitely not refuse Wang Yi's participation in the training.

"My parents will definitely agree with my decision," Qi Xiaohao said with a mysterious confidence.

Wang Yi smiled without saying a word. Jiang Yue and Wang Jiang would definitely not be absent from this training. It was hard to say about Hu Lili. If Qi Xiaohao could participate, then their little group could spontaneously form a team.

The offensive faction has Qi Xiaohao and Jiang Yue, the medical faction has himself, and Wang Jiang is a melee mage who can both attack and defend, making him an all-rounder.

While they might be no match for powerful mid-level magical beasts, surely the magical beasts in Lingnan Sand Bridge can't all be mid-level and low-level, which are worse than dogs?

Moreover, Wang Yi did not believe that no one would be protecting him during this operation; otherwise, it wouldn't be called training, it would be suicide.

Friday arrived in the blink of an eye.

The results for the students who signed up for the Lingnan Shaqiao training trip have also been announced.

Only six students from Class 3 of Grade 1 signed up, leaving four spots remaining.

In fact, most students wanted to participate, but unfortunately, they couldn't get past their parents' objections.

In this information age, everyone knows the dangers of the interdimensional portal, so the magic high school doesn't even have a course on interdimensional portals.

Although the land of China has been at peace for a long time, soldiers still shed their blood on the battlefield every moment in the Abyss of Demons.

The country naturally discourages sending a group of novice mages directly to the battlefield.

In particular, the Battle of the Abyss, which shocked the world twelve years ago, laid bare the dangers of the Abyss to humanity.

Although Lingnan Sand Bridge is only the lowest level of the interdimensional passage, these students are also the lowest-ranking mages, and they are a group of minors.

Therefore, the ten spots were not all used up, and the six people who finally signed up were: Wang Yi, Qi Xiaohao, Jiang Yue, Wang Jiang, Hu Lili, and Chen Zhengkai.

It was reasonable, but also somewhat unexpected.

Wang Yi was surprised that Qi Xiaohao's parents would actually agree to let him participate, and he also didn't expect that Hu Lili would sign up.

However, Wang Yi was still very happy to have his small group together, at least he wouldn't have to team up with unfamiliar people in Lingnan Shaqiao.

As for the last one, Chen Zhengkai, he was also a male student, but he was a bit introverted.

Although they weren't members of Wang Yi's clique, they were still in the same class and saw each other all the time, so they were somewhat familiar with each other.

The remaining four spots were naturally distributed among the applicants.

However, according to Jiang Yue's information, these four spots were not allocated to other classes in the first year of high school, but were instead allocated to the third year of high school.

Four students will be selected from several senior high school classes to form another four-person team to participate in the Lingnan Shaqiao training.

As for Wang Yi and her six companions, they formed a standard six-person team.