In the Marvel universe: My talents can be enhanced indefinitely.

"When using a portal, always remember to concentrate, otherwise it can easily lead to danger!"

"If the portal is used and the magic malfunctions, it could result in decapitation!"

Kamidar solemnly reminded him.

Of course, this situation generally won't happen.

However, anything is possible.

"Master Kamidal, I understand!"

Wang Yang nodded. The teleportation portal could not only be used for teleportation, but also as a weapon, powerful and indestructible.

Chapter Twelve: Such a powerful genius has appeared in Kamar-Taj!

Kamidar watched Wang Yang's retreating figure, a sense of melancholy washing over him.

It's really rare to find someone as talented as Wang Yang.

However, being such a talented teacher also comes with considerable pressure.

If it weren't for the fact that he had studied magic for a long time, there probably wouldn't be much to teach him.

Even he didn't think he could teach for very long.

Kamar-Taj is quite large. With so many mages living there, it has naturally developed into a town-like place. They needed to interact, which led to the creation of places like taverns.

In these antique buildings.

Kamidar walked into a tavern.

Whenever he had a break, he liked to go to the tavern for a couple of drinks.

Unchanged for decades.

Although they were mages, they didn't have much money. Fortunately, the tavern was run by people from Kamar-Taj, so the prices weren't expensive.

Otherwise, they probably wouldn't be able to afford it with their wealth.

There were already quite a few people there at this point.

They are basically the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj.

The sorcerers of Kamar-Taj are very united, though there are also quite a few small cliques within them.

Those who were close to Wang were some conservative members with somewhat outdated views.

Of course, these factional distinctions are only interconnected and not explicitly stated.

After all, wherever there are people, there is conflict, and Kamar-Taj is no exception.

He also has many friends, forming a close-knit group.

"Kamidar, you're up early today!"

As Kamidar entered the tavern, a middle-aged man laughed and said...

It was Ripajolsen who spoke.

Ripajolsen is also a seasoned mage.

He was one of the few generous people among the mages, and he had a good relationship with most of them, so naturally he had a good relationship with him as well.

"Haha, you think everyone's as carefree as you? I'm here to teach apprentices!"

"Which of us here doesn't have apprentices? But I heard you said you don't teach apprentices anymore?"

"I'm a little surprised," Ripajolsen said.

The surrounding mages also laughed heartily.

Most of them were responsible for teaching apprentices and also served as a reserve force.

Kamidar is getting old and rarely teaches apprentices anymore.

"There's no other way, a genius suddenly appeared, so I've started teaching him again!"

Kamidar said as he sat down nearby.

Upon hearing Kamidar's words, laughter erupted from the surrounding area.

"A genius? We have several promising talents ourselves, and it's impossible for us to trouble Master Kamida!"

Another master named Guli laughed and said.

"My apprentice, Rawls, has already mastered the magic shield and some of the theory in just six months. He has a bright future ahead of him!"

"I've met that kid, Rawls, too; he's really good!"

The surrounding monks seemed to have seen it before, and they all nodded in agreement.

Most people can master magic shields, after all, it's the most basic form of magic.

However, mastering most of these skills usually takes several months to half a year.

Otherwise, it would be impossible to master.

Mastering the magic shield and some theory in six months is already quite impressive.

After all, even the master Casillas took several months to complete it.

Magic is something that's difficult to master; it's not something you can just talk about and expect to learn.

These monks, having nothing else to do, could only compare the talents of their apprentices.

Seeing Guli aroused a wave of envy.

Kamidar naturally held it in utter contempt.

"Kamidar, what's with that expression?"

Guri frowned. Seeing everyone around him envying him greatly boosted his self-esteem. However, Kamidar's expression naturally displeased him.

"It's nothing, I just think your apprenticeship is nothing special, Guri!"

"You only learned the magic shield in half a year, is that what you call genius? If I told you about my genius apprentice, you'd be scared to death, wouldn't you?"

Kamidar's words naturally aroused everyone's curiosity.

Kamidadar rarely argues with others, but now he is arguing with someone.

It naturally attracted the attention of others.

"Kamidar, you say your apprentice is amazing? Then tell everyone!"

Ripajolsen laughed and spoke.

Kamidar took a sip of his drink, then shook his head and said, "I'm afraid it would scare you if I told you!"

"How long did it take you to master the magic shield?"

Hearing him say that, Guli became even more curious.

"Judging by Kamidar's confidence, he probably only has four months left!"

"I'm going to say this with a frown," Ripajolsen said.

The other monks also agreed upon this.

Since Kamidar is still so confident after hearing what Guri said about apprentices, time must be increased even faster.

Upon hearing their speculation, Kamidar wore a disdainful smile.

He extended one finger.

The surrounding monks were filled with disbelief when they saw this.

"A month? Impossible!"

"That's right. Even Master Casillas only took three months back then. If it were only one month, that would be too astonishing!"

Kamidar saw the expressions and appearances of these mages and felt that they were unsophisticated.

Kamidar shook his head mysteriously.

"A year? How could it be in a month!"

Guli naturally didn't believe it.

"What do you mean a month? It's a day!"

Upon hearing Kamidar's words, the surrounding mages were all stunned.

"what?"

"How is this possible!"

"..."

A month, though somewhat unbelievable, was still acceptable to them.

However, what does a day even mean? Even the Ancient One, the Sorcerer Supreme, couldn't achieve that speed.

Guri was even more incredulous, saying sarcastically, "Kamidar, you don't need to make up such an outrageous story!"

"We're all here to teach apprentices, and we know perfectly well what kind of apprentices they are!"

The other monks echoed his sentiments!

“That’s right, Kamidar, you don’t need to brag to your apprentice!”

"One day? Absolutely impossible!"

"If your apprentice is really this powerful, he'd probably be the next Sorcerer Supreme. Impossible! If it were true, I...I...I'd eat this whole table!"

Guli looked at the table in front of him and said confidently.

For the first time, Kamidar felt that Wang Yang was a really good apprentice, at least he could show off in front of his old friends.

And these people really don't know what a genius is.

"I have no reason to lie; you can just ask the king!"

"He recommended it to me!"

Kamidar shrugged and then poured himself a drink.

The surrounding mages were even more shocked, and then they all started discussing it among themselves.