I'm doing daily quests in Wizarding World

Chapter 97 Material (1)

"I think you have a good chance of becoming a formal wizard," said Xiaoye. "Having grown to this level in just two years, if you can gather all the necessary materials, you might have a chance to become a formal wizard within ten years."

"Then I hope your kind words will come true," Lynn said with a smile.

"Haha, our Black Crow clan has pretty good taste." Owl Night pointed to his eyes.

"Do you formal wizards also stick together?" Lynn asked.

"No, it's just that I've reached a cooperation agreement with Ms. Mebetessa. At this stage, I'm qualified to send my followers to participate in her conquest and development of certain planes. A portion of the resources I develop will be provided to Ms. Mebetessa," Owl Night said frankly.

"Level 1 wizard towers generally don't have the ability to open other dimensions. In order to gain more opportunities, many level 1 wizards will cooperate with wizards who have the ability to open other dimensions to develop a dimension. After all, the resources of a dimension are very rich, and it is too slow for just one wizard to develop it."

"Once you break through to the first level of wizard, you can also consider choosing a suitable wizard to cooperate with. Ms. Mabetessa is actually quite generous. She only charges 30% of the resources and materials, while many wizards would ask for 40%," said Owl Night.

Forty percent? Nearly half the harvest! It's unbelievable how profitable it is to master the ability to open up other dimensions. Just by providing a passage, one can gain so much.

Lynn was amazed.

Lynn chatted with Xiaoye for a long time and discovered that Xiaoye was much more knowledgeable about mutation than he was.

This also made Lynn truly feel the dominance of a wizard, even if he was only a first-level wizard, and even if he was very proficient in a profession that was not his forte.

Lynn estimated that Xiaoye's knowledge of mutation was at least comparable to a level three life profession.

Little did he know that Xiao Ye was also surprised by Lynn's professionalism.

Because Lynn had only been involved with wizards for two years, Harlin told him that.

Given Harlem Wizard's personality, he wouldn't lie about something like this.

In just two years, Lynn's understanding of mutations has become no less than that of many wizard apprentices who have spent a long time as third-level wizard apprentices.

In fact, understanding this kind of subject also depends a lot on talent, which is a different kind of talent than meditation.

"I remember you wrote on the paper that you were also good at alchemy?" Xiao Ye suddenly remembered something and couldn't help but ask.

He didn't even write down bloodline studies, but wrote down alchemy, which means that in Lynn's mind, his alchemy, even if not as profound as mutation studies, wouldn't be too far off.

"Owl Night said."

After a pause, Xiao Ye said, "You spend six hours a day here conducting research. Now that you've passed the test, I can tell you some of the experimental details. I'm researching the fusion of a mutated bloodline, so I need a large amount of mutated blood for my experiments."

"It would be a waste of time for me to slowly extract the blood myself, but this kind of experiment is not something that ordinary people can do, because the source of this mutated blood is many kinds of crow monsters."

Lynn understood what Xiaoye meant. What he was going to do was a job that ordinary apprentices couldn't handle, a job that required a certain level of skill but was also very time-consuming.

Isn't this just like those goblin engineers in my lab?

Lynn also delegated some of the most tedious and boring steps in the production of Iron Snake No. 1 to them.

What Lynn did at Owl Night was only slightly more advanced than what the goblin engineers did, but essentially there was no difference.

However, Lynn didn't complain at all; he was paid to do the work.

I'll do anything as long as you can afford it.

During my conversation with Xiaoye earlier, he also mentioned the reward.

He has a lot of materials that can be used to build wizard towers, because wizard towers need to be continuously expanded. As wizards advance from level one to level two, wizard towers also need to be upgraded to level two.

So it's not that wizards stop collecting materials after building the wizard tower; it's just that formal wizards need more materials, and the quality needs to be higher.

Xiao Ye has a lot of materials, and he can give one of them as a reward to Lynn.

"Alright, I'll have Black Crow take you home first."

On his way back to the square, Lynn noticed that there were many eyes watching him from the other wizard towers in the dark.

But because Lynn was sitting on the back of the black crow, and because of the fluctuations emanating from the invitation in Lynn's arms.

It made the greedy, bloodthirsty gazes around them retract.

The plaza they entered earlier was called a landing point. There are many such landing points here, and Lynn only entered one of them.

Because this place is so big, if it were just a landing point, it would take too much time just to get there.

This place is called the Inner World by Owl Night. The Inner World is an auxiliary interlayer space of the God Annihilation Continent, which has now been transformed into the headquarters of the Abyss Wizard Academy.

According to Xiao Ye, many places on the Divine Annihilation Continent that ordinary people cannot reach, or some dangerous places from ancient times, have now been transformed into the strongholds of many wizarding forces.

However, many dangerous areas have not been completely abolished.

Take the inner world, for example; the inner world is actually very large.

The Abyss Wizard Academy occupies only a small portion; most of the inner world area remains intact.

It posed no threat to those great wizards, but it was still full of danger to ordinary wizards. This was why Owl Night told Lynn not to run around. After all, finding another assistant who was so suitable for hard labor would be a waste of time.

Lynn then found herself in a busy and hectic lifestyle.

Just as Jim told Lynn when they first met, many wizarding apprentices who entered the academy rarely saw them wandering around outside.

Because every ambitious apprentice is busy striving to become a full-fledged wizard.

Lynn would always make time for meditation and daily experiments, and then go into the inner world of the Inner Court to serve as an assistant in the Wizard Tower of Owl Night.

Just these basic tasks alone will take at least eleven hours.

Not to mention that Lynn also had to find time to make Iron Serpent No. 1 to earn magic stones. Thanks to Jim's promotion, Iron Serpent No. 1 has now gained a good reputation in the small circle, and apprentices often come to buy it. This has also meant that Lynn has no free time to improve Iron Serpent No. 1 and has to put it aside for the time being.

In addition, there would occasionally be lectures by formal wizards from the inner world, and he would never miss any courses related to alchemy, mutation, or the construction of wizard towers.

The emphasis on specific disciplines required for building a wizard's tower varies depending on the tower's design, but there are two disciplines that must be mastered, even if expertise in them is not required. One is alchemy, and the other is runic writing.

As for learning more subjects, Lynn said he didn't have that much energy.

They would consider it after the experiment at Xiaoye's place was over; the tight timeframe made Lynn wish he could split himself in two.

In the brightly lit lecture hall, Lynn, dressed in a wizard's robe, rushed into the classroom with his notebook in hand. He had just finished his experiment with Owl Night and was here in a hurry. The lecturer's topic for this class was "The Construction and Experience of Wizard Towers," which Lynn had to attend.

But it was still a little late. When Lynn arrived, the classroom was already packed with students. The classroom, which was rarely full, was crammed with apprentices.

"There's a seat here." A voice came from the first row, and Ido, who was sitting in the front, waved to Lynn, who had just entered the classroom.

(End of this chapter)