Wizarding Age: I can analyze everything

Chapter 59 Little Yi

Shock, awe, admiration, doubt—a variety of expressions were observed.

The news of the battle three days ago had already spread throughout the community.

Neither Gu Lin nor Yin Guang shied away from this, openly admitting that they were no match for Pei Ze.

This caused a huge uproar among the apprentices.

Before the trial began, almost everyone thought that the first place would inevitably be chosen from among Gu Lin, Yin Guang, and Pei Shaoqi.

As for Pei Ze, although he is quite famous, he is at most in the top ten.

Who would have thought that Pei Ze would ultimately win first place!

Moreover, he single-handedly suppressed three geniuses and reached the top spot with overwhelming force!

This is absolutely unexpected!

"The results of this trial were truly unexpected; I never imagined that Pei Ze would come in first place."

"He's really hiding his true abilities. Pei Ze was so low-key before."

"I heard he was a bloodless person who was expelled from the Pei family. Tsk tsk, a bloodless person defeated a famous genius of the Pei family. How interesting."

"Speaking of which, where's Pei Shaoqi? I haven't seen him."

"Pei Shaoqi's points have been zeroed out and haven't been touched since. Cheng Li and the others haven't shown up either. I guess they're probably doomed."

"Hiss, you mean..."

"I didn't say anything."

The surrounding area was filled with murmurs and discussions.

Pei Ze seemed not to hear, calmly walked to the shore and stood there, looking up at the floating ship in the sky.

Pei Ze.

Shao Hong and the others arrived beside him at some point, including Jiang Weifang. All of them looked at him with complicated expressions.

When the members of the Celestial Spirit Society saw the changes on the list three days ago, they were filled with disbelief.

They had a vague feeling that Pei Ze was hiding his strength, but they never expected that Pei Ze would be able to overpower Gu Lin and the other two, and take away all their points.

This was completely beyond their expectations.

Even Jiang Weifang, who had witnessed Pei Ze easily defeat Qi Meng, was stunned when she heard the news.

If it doesn't make a sound, it's a blockbuster.

Pei Ze surprised everyone this time.

Time quickly came to an end.

The moment the trial ended, all the apprentices, whether waiting on the beach or still fighting the barbarians, were suddenly back on the deck of the airship.

The three wizards stood on the bow deck, gazing at the crowd with indifferent eyes.

"Trial over."

Ai Yuan spoke slowly, his voice booming across the wide deck.

"The top fifty apprentices will go to the logistics department to collect their rewards after returning to the academy."

"Now we set off back to Dawn City."

After a few simple words, as always, the three wizards disappeared, leaving only the metal plate behind.

The rankings and scores of everyone were listed in great detail above.

Pei Ze, with over 40,000 points, was far ahead of the others and stood out among the apprentices.

The moment the trial ended, he gained another 5,000 points with the Myriad Flower Fairy, and his score skyrocketed, surpassing the second-place finisher by more than 33,000 points.

It is worth mentioning that Gu Lin and Yin Guang ranked in the 2,300s and 2,500s respectively.

In the last three days, they went hunting barbarians again, but after getting enough points to ensure they wouldn't be eliminated, the two of them simply lay down and rested.

Otherwise, with their strength, even with only three days left, making it into the top fifty would be a piece of cake.

In addition to rankings and scores, the metal plate also displays the number of deaths in this trial.

Three hundred and forty-six people!

This was almost the trial with the highest death toll in its history.

Many apprentices secretly rejoiced upon seeing this.

After the 346 dead apprentices were removed, the 654 apprentices ranked last were to leave the academy upon returning home.

These people were either pale or looked dejected.

In contrast, those who passed the trial felt relieved, and those who made it into the top fifty were beaming with joy.

For a moment, some on the deck were happy while others were sad.

apartment.

Entering the living room, Pei Ze patted the brim of his hat and chuckled, "You can come out now."

The brim of the hat was suddenly lifted, and a petite figure flew out from it.

"Wow!"

The Flower Fairy was seeing a human home environment for the first time and couldn't help but exclaim in amazement. Like a curious child, she flew around, touching and patting everything.

A moment later, she rushed up to Pei Ze, shouting and yelling, using her hands and feet as if trying to express something.

Pei Ze couldn't understand, so he simply grabbed her by the back of the neck and took her to an open space in the living room to begin preparing the bloodline contract.

Bloodline contracts are the most common type of slave contracts.

Many wizards would sign blood pacts with otherworldly creatures such as fairies and elemental spirits, turning them into servants to serve them.

This contract is not difficult; the only materials required are the blood of the two parties involved, and the process is simple and straightforward.

The only drawback is that it can only contract with targets whose mental strength is far inferior to its own.

Pei Ze took out a small knife, gently cut open the wrist of the Flower Fairy, took out a little blood and mixed it with his own blood. Then, ignoring the teary-eyed little guy, he began to draw a contract magic circle on the floor.

A moment later, a small magic circle, no bigger than the palm of a hand, was formed.

Pei Ze placed the Flower Fairy in the center of the magic circle, pressed his index finger against the edge of the circle, and slowly chanted the incantation.

The magic circle quickly lit up with a faint light.

Unexpectedly, the Flower Fairy was quite well-behaved at this moment, sitting motionless in place, only curiously examining the magic circle with her bright eyes.

When the intention of the contract was transmitted, she almost immediately responded with the thought of agreeing.

The contract is hereby established!

The light faded, and the magic circle disappeared.

The energy feedback from the contract healed the wound on the Flower Fairy's wrist instantly.

The little guy immediately regained his active nature and started waving his arms and legs at Pei Ze.

Through the contractual connection, Pei Ze clearly understood what she was trying to say this time, and nodded, saying, "No problem, you can live here from now on."

"Eewa eewa."

"Okay, as long as you behave well, you can have nectar three times a day."

Although rare plants are expensive, the income from selling wildflower honey is enough to cover the expenses, with more than half left over.

Ultimately, the cost will come from the sheep.

With Pei Ze's assurance, the Flower Fairy excitedly flew around, completely unaware that she was about to become a corporate slave exploited by capitalists.

"Oh right, we need to give you a name."

Pei Ze stroked his chin, lost in thought.

"Little Flower? No way, too tacky."

"A mistress? That sounds weird."

Just as Pei Ze was struggling with his decision, the Flower Fairy suddenly rushed over and shouted, "Ini!"

"Innie?"

Pei Ze raised an eyebrow.

"Okay, then I'll call you Xiao Yi from now on."

The Flower Fairy was stunned, not understanding why she had turned into Little Yi.

She pouted as if to protest, but when she saw Pei Ze take out the mica silver flower, she immediately forgot about it and approached him with a big smile.

After feeding Xiao Yi the nectar, Pei Ze let her play by herself while he returned to his bedroom to meditate.

But as soon as I reached the bedroom door, I saw a silver butterfly slowly fly in from outside the balcony, its wings fluttering and scattering glitter.

Pei Ze's expression shifted, and he stretched out his palm. The silver butterfly obediently landed in his palm, and with a flash of light, it transformed into a letter.

"Magic tricks."

Pei Ze recognized the minor spell.

This zero-ring spell can temporarily transform an item/creature into another item/creature, or create a simple item out of thin air.

Pei Ze gently opened the envelope, pulled out the parchment inside, and began to read it.

The letter was very simple, asking him to meet at the herb garden on the 8th the next morning.

When he finished reading the last line, a silver dot suddenly appeared on the paper at the end of the letter, quickly outlining a neat signature—Yin Xue.

(End of this chapter)