Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 8 The enthusiastic senior is definitely not a bad person.

The young man looked utterly dejected, leaning against the back of the podium, and it took him a long time to utter his next sentence.

"My name is Luo Kai, a level two apprentice. Come up and get your manuals yourselves, take ten minutes to look at them first."

His voice also became weak and feeble.

But soon, enthusiastic boys and girls came forward to help distribute the booklets.

After freeing his hands, Luo Kai recited an incomprehensible incantation and made two hand gestures.

In a flash, the dirty thing on the ground disappeared.

Having already witnessed Sid kill the fat boy, the new apprentices did not show much alarm at Rocquet's magic.

This made Luo Kai, who originally wanted to show off, look even more dejected.

The two boys sitting to Claire's left also stood up to get the forms, and brought back Claire's and Saul's copies as well.

Claire accepted it without hesitation, while Saul said thank you.

"You're welcome, you're welcome." The big-eyed boy was a little surprised. "My name is Doze, and this is Rocky. We live in rooms 613 and 614. We can study and discuss things together from now on."

If you were in a regular school, this would be a great opportunity to make friends.

However, Thor didn't think they could learn anything together as wizarding apprentices. After all, their main elemental studies and their mentors were likely different.

He looked down at the form in his hand.

There are only five mentors in total, and that's all there is to the Gorsa Wizard Tower. Each mentor's name is followed by a brief introduction, indicating their main element and area of ​​expertise.

These mentors typically have one or two majors, but their areas of expertise are even more diverse.

Thor immediately noticed the name of Gudo's mentor, and right next to Gudo's mentor was Kars.

Kaz, major element: dark element, areas of expertise: necromancy, ghost research, corpse preservation, limb grafting.

Their expertise lies entirely in the realm of the underworld.

Thor recalled Kongsha's terrifying face. He obediently ticked the box under his mentor Kaz's name.

He then pulled out the manual and read it briefly; it contained far more details and rules than Gu Duo had explained.

There weren't so many rules when he was a servant.

However, it's also possible that the servants have limited access to information and don't need to know that much.

At that moment, he caught a glimpse of Claire beside him, her brows furrowed and her mouth holding the casing of a fountain pen.

It seems like it hasn't moved in a long time.

"What's wrong?"

Did Keli discover some hidden information?

Claire took off the pen case, turned to Thor seriously and said, "The element I sense most strongly is fire, but no mentor has ever majored in this element."

Before Saul could speak, she looked down at the form again.

"Am I limited to majoring in metal? Damn it, I'm so unwilling to accept this."

When Keli said this, her tightly furrowed brows relaxed, and it was hard to tell how much of her resentment was genuine.

This wizard tower isn't a proper school; there are only five instructors, so it's normal that it can't cover all the major elements.

Just like Thor's dark element, only Mentor Kaz knows it.

Thinking of this, Thor's expression turned serious.

Wait, how did Kongsha determine that my strongest perception is of the dark element?

Was all of this a coincidence, or a deliberate arrangement?

Thor frowned slightly as he looked at Katz's name.

Luo Kai on stage finally recovered from the blow. He straightened up and asked everyone in a friendly manner.

"You can ask me any questions now."

Soon someone raised their hand.

Some people asked about things in the rulebook, and some people encountered the same problem as Keli.

Just as Thor thought, without a corresponding mentor, the apprentice could only choose the element that ranked second in their affinity to major in.

Even worse, they might have to choose a third or fourth option.

Luo Kai patiently explained to everyone for half an hour. He explained in great detail, even a little rambling, but he explained every question very clearly.

Even if he couldn't answer some questions, he would explain what everyone needed to pay attention to.

Even Thor was so engrossed in the conversation that he temporarily forgot about the potential danger posed by Kongsa.

Suddenly, Thor felt a poke on his arm. He turned his head and saw that Claire had just withdrawn her finger and was gesturing for Thor to look to his right.

Thor looked up and saw the boy who had stood in front of him and glared at him during the apprentice test was still staring at him with resentment.

When the other person noticed Thor looking up, he gave him a deep look before turning away.

"Who is he?" Thor leaned to the left and asked in a low voice.

Keli remained sitting upright.

"Duke, his best friend died on the way here. The third-level wizard apprentice who was leading the way did nothing to help him."

"What does that have to do with me?"

"At that time, the third-level wizard apprentice said, 'There are too many people.'"

Because there were too many people, the wizard apprentices allowed those who participated in the test to die on the way.

During the test, it was discovered that several more people had inexplicably joined.

Thor turned his head in silence, and after a moment said, "It's none of my business."

"ha!"

Keli gave a short laugh, but it was unclear who she was laughing at.

The two continued listening to Luo Kai's explanation on stage, and neither of them mentioned Duke again.

"...In short, as long as you focus most of your energy on learning the basics, you don't need to worry about failing the test at all."

Luo Kai clasped his hands together and gave his final summary.

"Alright, my mouth is dry from talking. That concludes this explanation. Has everyone filled out the forms?"

He coughed lightly.

"Before collecting the forms, let me introduce my mentor, Anze. Yes, he's the first mentor on your forms. His introduction says he specializes in earth elemental magic and can also teach wood elemental magic. But actually, he's also knowledgeable in water and poison magic."

Luo Kai smiled and said, "You don't need to worry about not being a major. After all, the instructors are all formal wizards, so there's no need to distinguish between major elements when teaching you. Even if you're a dark element apprentice, choosing Instructor Anze is absolutely fine. What's more, you have a group of us senior students to assist and guide you."

"In short, a warm welcome to Teacher Anze's great team!"

Luo Kai grinned and made faces, looking very approachable.

"Swish, swish, swish"

Saul noticed that several people immediately began revising their registration forms.

Even Doze and Rocky, who were sitting on the other side of Claire, were making changes.

Doze even suggested to Thor and Claire, "Why don't we choose Anze as our mentor? Look how enthusiastic Senior Luo Kai is, he'll definitely be willing to tutor us, and we'll progress faster that way."

"No!" Claire refused him without even thinking.

Thor shook his head as well.

These apprentices were all brought in from the outside world, and they may still harbor illusions about the people in the wizard tower.

In Thor's memory, these wizarding apprentices and wizards were always in a hurry; they would not linger for trivial matters.

If they suddenly appear in front of you, don't be overjoyed; it means they might need your help.

As for how to use it?

Thor's skeletal left hand constantly reminded him that a person without strength or value can only sell their body.

It's a life-or-death situation, or even a life-or-death situation.

Luo Kai finally finished introducing his mentor and asked everyone to submit the forms.

Doze wanted to help Claire and Thor submit their forms again.

This time, however, both of them chose to send it up themselves.

Thor glanced at Claire's form out of the corner of his eye and was surprised to find that Claire had chosen Gudo, the mentor who had just arrived early and left early.

After all, given Gu Duo's recent "vomit," it would really take a lot of courage to choose him.

After submitting the forms, Luo Kai told everyone that they could go back to their dormitories first, and servants would deliver some supplies to them.

Everyone was excited and said goodbye to their senior, heading back home.

The large classroom on the tenth floor quickly became empty and quiet.

Luo Kai tidied up the forms in his hand and placed them neatly on the podium.

"Hehehe..."

He suddenly chuckled.

(End of this chapter)