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Chapter 64 Landing on the Island (Part Two)

Lynn checked the results of her work over the past period.

The biggest gain was in general experience points, which increased from a balance of 1970 to 3970.

If all of it is used to level up, plus the experience gained in the next two days, leveling up by 4 levels shouldn't be a problem.

However, since the experience points required to level up became ten times the original amount, Lynn has not leveled up yet, and he doesn't know how much the overall physical attributes that can be improved at each level after level 20 are different from before.

Previously, we were short of general experience points, but now we can give it a try.

General experience points reduced by 1000; level changed from 20 to 21; physical attributes changed from 7.05 to 10.05; mental strength changed from 21.7 to 24.7.

It comprehensively enhances overall qualities by three times compared to ordinary people. Although the experience points consumed become ten times the original, the physical qualities improved also become ten times the original, so the overall ratio remains unchanged.

Lynn thought to himself.

This made Lynn quite comfortable; although he didn't make a profit, at least he didn't lose money.

Moreover, as his level increased again, Lynn tried meditation and found that his meditation efficiency had increased significantly once again. This significant increase made him feel similar to the boost he received when he first obtained the panel and leveled up.

Lynn

Level: 21 (0/1000)

Physical fitness: 10.05

Mental Power: 24.7

master:

—Earth Ring Meditation Method (Mastered)

—Hellfire Meditation (8%)

Life occupations:

-- Level 2 variability (8.4%) (0/100)

——Level 1 Bloodline Studies (25%) (0/10)

——Level 1 Alchemy (43%) (0/10)

——Level 1 Necromancy (75%) (0/10)

General experience points: 2970

In terms of mental strength, he has reached the standard of a third-level wizard apprentice, and the spells he has mastered also meet the requirements.

According to Harlin, his expertise in mutation studies is no less than that of many veteran Level 3 wizard apprentices in the academy.

Lynn was quite moved after hearing this, because only after reaching the level of Level 2 Mutology did he know what Level 2 Mutology represented.

At this level, he's only a third-level wizard apprentice, no lower than many veteran wizards in the academy. Are the requirements for becoming an apprentice this high now? Wizards really are a bunch of pedants.

In addition, Lynn also mastered all the spells during this time. Previously in Bangor Harbor, he only learned most of the necessary spells. There were a few zero-ring spells that had some functional overlap, so he did not learn them at that time.

With plenty of free time these days, Lynn took the opportunity to master all the zero-ring spells and also learned the first-ring spell, Fear.

The boat gradually came to a stop near the shore.

Many wizard apprentices stood on the edge of the ship's deck, gazing at the endless landline ahead.

From the deck, one could vaguely see the mountains on the land ahead, towering peaks reaching into the clouds, their upper halves obscured by thick clouds. Unidentified birds and beasts circled above the island, and the lush primeval forest exuded a wild charm.

"You will survive on this island for a month, and you need to reach the summit within that time." The wizard Harlin emerged from the cabin, his wizard robes fluttering in the sea breeze.

These words caused a commotion among the wizarding apprentices.

Many wizard apprentices already knew the "exam questions" in advance, but there were still quite a few who did not know that not all wizard apprentices on the ship were nobles; their numbers were roughly evenly split.

There are many differences between Bangor Port and other places. Those who board the ship in Bangor Port are mostly noble wizards, but there are also quite a few commoner wizards who board the ship in other places.

Lynn shielded his eyes from the glaring sunlight with his right hand.

Is this an island or a mainland?

Lynn looked at the endless land and muttered to himself.

The problem is, with such a large area, how am I going to find those noble wizard apprentices who have landed at Bangor Port?

If a few are missed, the transaction will fail.

The sound of the rope flying could be heard. The rope hanging on the mast flew out automatically without anyone controlling it, like a nimble snake landing on a standing rock on the shore, spinning twice and then tightening.

The large ship slowly turned sideways and then gently came to a stop close to the shore.

There was an open space on the shore, and at that moment there was a row of houses on the open space.

Each house has a different style, and some buildings are filled with a strong and unique style.

Some buildings are decorated with many skeletons; others are adorned with animal heads; some resemble underground castles; and some are surrounded by flowers and plants.

In the middle of these buildings is a street that looks like a market.

Occasionally, you can see a few scattered figures walking on the street.

The ladder on the ship slid down and landed right on the shore. Harlin was the first to walk off the deck.

The wizard apprentices followed behind and disembarked.

"You'll rest here for the night. We'll meet in the open area outside first thing tomorrow morning, and I'll announce the rules then. Each of these buildings represents a wizarding faction. Basically, all the wizarding factions from the Eastern Extremis Islands region are here. Each faction has its own style and strengths, so you can get to know them first—but this selection is two-way. Even if you have a target in mind, you might not be chosen by your preferred wizarding faction." Harlin let out a low, wicked laugh.

The wizarding apprentices dispersed, and for these young wizards, anything related to wizardry could attract their attention.

As Lynn got closer, he noticed that many of the buildings on the open space had a sign in front of them that looked like a self-introduction.

Lynn walked along, driven by curiosity.

He discovered that most of the factions here had an "academy" suffix attached to their names.

For example, Green Forest Wizarding Academy, Bone Tower Wizarding Academy, and Heart of Nature Wizarding Academy.

However, a few factions did not use the "Academy" suffix, but instead used the "Wizard Tower" suffix.

These wizarding factions will be introduced later.

Lynn looked at it for a while and began to understand something.

Wizarding academies, often suffixed with "wizard academy," primarily focus on training apprentices and boast numerous mentors. Most of these academies have a long and distinguished history. Talent is highly valued, and the academies offer comprehensive, one-stop training in various specialties. However, graduates of wizarding academies must either pay tuition fees or work at the academy for a certain period.

Because much of the knowledge learned in wizarding academies is discounted, and you can't get as many learning opportunities outside with just a few magic stones.

The wizard factions with the Wizard Tower suffix are more like merit-based or points-based guild factions, and they are better at "practice". After a short training period, they will have a wealth of practical experience to help them grow.

Of course, these are just the major differences.

There are many more detailed divisions depending on the different wizarding factions.

Some are skilled in necromancy, some in dark magic, and others in nature magic...

Strangely, Lynn did not find the Abyss Wizarding Academy inside.

Is this area not part of the Abyss Wizard Academy's territory, or do they simply disdain recruiting apprentices here?

Lynn pondered that the wizarding world was vast, and there must be more ways to recruit wizarding apprentices than just the ship he was on.

"Hey kid, hand over all the benefits you got from the wizard Harlin. There's no one here to protect you now." A large number of wizard apprentices had surrounded Lynn without him noticing.

These people had unfriendly eyes, and some of them were holding staffs that were pointed at Lynn. Lynn also saw several familiar faces among them.

(End of this chapter)