Chapter 240 Wizarding School

Lin Mo walked up to the old wizard in the blue robe. He was an elderly man with a flat head, glasses, a thin face, but a very strong physique. He looked to be between 50 and 60 years old. The Broom Party called him Teacher Liu.

Lin Mo politely asked, "Excuse me, how do I get to the library?"

"Here to borrow books again, huh?"

Teacher Liu looked Lin Mo over and sensed the aura of a basic wizard emanating from him.

"Yes."

"Come with me."

Teacher Liu was happy to guide a young wizard, and he patiently explained...

"The library has all kinds of witchcraft books. You are a novice wizard, so don't be greedy. Think about which school of thought you want to study and focus on it. You will definitely achieve something. If you read all kinds of witchcraft books, it will be easy to confuse yourself."

Lin Mo nodded the whole time. For these old wizards who like to teach young people, they don't need to ask for your opinion. You just need to nod and agree when they speak.

Teacher Liu liked Lin Mo's calm personality very much and asked, "Which school of wizardry are you? The natural school, the astrological school, or the alchemy system?"

Lin Mo thought for a moment. His basic wizard certificate was issued by the Bert family, and Katarina belonged to the natural school, so his certificate should also be from the natural school.

"nature."

He said.

Teacher Liu sighed regretfully: "I don't know much about the Natural School, so I can't give you any more advice. I belong to the Stellar School."

"The stars are full of mysteries."

Lin Mo said casually.

Teacher Liu nodded: "That's right. I've always believed that the stars should be the mainstream of all wizards. Those practical alchemists are heretics, trying to create life! They're truly heretics!"

"hehe."

Lin Mo wanted to end this meaningless conversation with laughter, but Teacher Liu didn't understand the meaning of the "hehe" and continued to talk on and on until the two arrived at the library.

The wizarding school's three towers were all libraries.

Lin Mo was surprised. He had originally thought that these three towers must be the main teaching area of ​​the school, but he did not expect that they were full of books.

Pushing open the library doors, the two entered the first tower.

This is a hollow tower, with bookshelves and books on all four sides from bottom to top. When Lin Mo stepped into it, it was as if he had stepped into an ocean of books.

Furthermore, there are no stairs to climb up; the only way to get to the top-level sorcery book is to fly.

Those who possess the magic to fly are at least mid-level wizards.

Low-level wizards and basic wizards can only rely on props. For example, the broom gang in the playground who control their brooms to fly. Lin Mo recognized them at first glance. It's not that they can fly, but that their brooms can fly. Their brooms are green magical artifacts, and they are green magical artifacts with a single function. They can only fly, just like the bicycle in Lin Mo's house, which is a means of transportation.

So when they were riding brooms all over the playground, Teacher Liu was very angry. They actually brought their own vehicles onto the playground. Did they really think they were Harry Potter?

"This is Old Bai, the librarian. Tell him what books you'd like to read, and he'll find them for you."

Teacher Liu enthusiastically introduced Lin Mo to the librarian, Old Bai, whose face was as pale as his name suggested, as white as a sheet of paper, making him look like he had some kind of disease called albinism.

His hair and eyebrows were also white, making it impossible to tell his age; at least his face had no wrinkles.

"Thank you."

After Lin Mo thanked her, Teacher Liu left the library.

Old Bai stood beside Lin Mo and asked, "What kind of books are you looking for?"

"Regarding symbiotic contracts."

"These are rather obscure books; few wizards are interested in studying them. But you're lucky; our library happens to have a few books about symbiotic contracts. Come with me to the 60th floor."

As he spoke, Lao Bai stepped forward, took out a silver card, and inserted it into the card slot.

Suddenly, a glass sightseeing elevator appeared in the very center of the hollow tower.

With a loud crash, he fell from the top floor and landed on the first floor, in the center of the lobby.

This is witchcraft, and it is fundamentally different from science.

If Lao Bai hadn't swiped that card, Lin Mo would have really mistakenly thought there was no elevator here and that he would have to fly up with a broom.

"Fancy and gaudy."

Lin Mo added that he felt the wizards of this era had become decadent, wasting their time on these useless spells.

He boarded the sightseeing elevator, and Lao Bai pressed the blue button inside: 60.

Through this elevator, Lin Mo saw that the library building had a total of 100 floors.

Upon reaching the 60th floor, the doors of the sightseeing elevator opened, and the angle was adjusted so that Lin Mo and Lao Bai could see the books related to the Symbiotic Contract right in front of them.

It's clear that Symbiotic Contracts is a very niche book; there are only three copies of it in such a large library.

Which one would you like to read?

"I'm an administrator," asked Lao Bai.

Can I borrow all three books?

"of course can."

Old Bai reached out, and three vines sprouted from his hand, pulling out three sorcery books of symbiotic contracts, which landed steadily in his hand.

The vines disappeared, and Lao Bai handed three books to Lin Mo.

"You can choose to watch it here. If you want to lend it out, you need to pay a deposit of 100 credits and pay 1 credit per day."

Old Bai said with a smile, he could tell that this was Lin Mo's first time borrowing books here.

Unexpectedly, even after regaining the old wizard's memories, Lin Mo still knew nothing about the wizarding world. After hesitating for a moment, he asked, "Um, what are credit points?"

Old White looked at him suspiciously, suddenly wanting to check his basic wizard certificate, but he trusted the security guard's judgment.

Moreover, those who can cross the isolation barrier must all possess witchcraft.

"The wizarding world is different from the world of ordinary people. The common currency in the wizarding world is credits, which can also be exchanged for money in the secular world. One credit is equal to 10000 dollars."

Old Bai explained.

"What? 1 yuan only gets you 1 credit point?"

Lin Mo felt his worldview crumble once again. All his savings combined amounted to only 25 credits, not even enough to cover the library deposit.

Wizarding is such an expensive profession!

Old Bai seemed to notice Lin Mo's poverty, and he patted Lin Mo on the shoulder.

"Give me your ID card, and I can help you apply for a wizard credit card. Every year, your credit score will be assessed and a credit limit will be set. You can spend in advance, but you need to pay off your credit points on time, otherwise your wizard license will be revoked."

"Of course, the initial credit limit will not be very high, at most 1000 credit points. As your spending increases, the credit limit will also increase."

"No need, no need."

Lin Mo declined Lao Bai's offer, mainly because he had no desire to spend money in advance. "I'll just watch here."

Moreover, 1000 credits, isn't that 1000 million?

Lin Mo felt that with such a credit card, he would inevitably fall into a quagmire of depravity.

Chapter 241 Symbiotic Contract

Lin Mo took the three thick books on witchcraft and suddenly understood why a closed school would open its library to the public—it was simply outrageous profiteering.

Borrowing a book for one day costs 1 credit point, which is equivalent to 1 RMB!

"Then you can watch it here."

As Lao Bai spoke, he reached out his hand again, and a vine climbed out and formed a chair next to the bookshelf.

"I see you don't have any transportation, so I'll lend you this for now."

The next second, Lin Mo was entangled by the vines and firmly fixed next to the bookshelf.

"Remember to put it back after you're done reading."

After saying that, Lao Bai waved his hand and took the elevator down alone.

Lin Mo swallowed hard; everything was different from what he had imagined.

He originally thought that since the library was so big, there would at least be areas where people could read and rest, or even if there were no chairs, they could sit on the floor to read.

But now, suspended 60 stories high, sitting in a wicker chair, he can still feel the cool breeze drifting through the air.

Fortunately, Lin Mo doesn't have a fear of heights; otherwise, he probably would have had a heart attack, let alone read a book.

Lin Mo calmed himself down and looked around. He noticed that some people were hanging themselves on bookshelves with nails to read, some were sitting on brooms to read, and some were even standing on thin air to read.

Those who can borrow books from the 60th floor and choose to stay in the library to read are mostly poor, mid-level wizards.

A strand of black hair suddenly fell down in front of Lin Mo.

A girl's head drooped down, her legs hanging upside down on the bookshelf, holding a book of witchcraft in her hand, her head landing right in front of Lin Mo.

If it were Li Qi or Pang Hu, they'd probably be scared out of their wits by now.

Lin Mo was only slightly startled and took a small step back, causing the wicker chair to sway slightly.

The black-haired girl pushed up her glasses and realized there was someone else there. She had been hanging upside down on the bookshelf and walking on her feet because no one was around, so she was so unrestrained. When she suddenly noticed the boy, she stuck out her tongue shyly and moved over.

Lin Mo took a few deep breaths before opening the first book.

Lin Mo quietly read his book. The black-haired girl was like an upside-down spider, sometimes appearing on Lin Mo's left, sometimes on his right, sometimes above him, and sometimes below him.

The books in this area seem to be all the books she needs to read, or rather, this area is her territory.

Finally, she was hanging upside down on Lin Mo's wicker chair.

Lin Mo used a strengthening spell to increase the toughness of the vines, which prevented the chair from falling because it couldn't support the weight of two people.

After reading the first book, I didn't find any useful information. It mainly talked about the symbiotic contract between humans and demons, but didn't mention the symbiotic contract between vampires and humans.

Lin Mo suddenly felt a little hungry. He looked down and saw that the black-haired girl who had fallen onto his chair had taken out a hamburger from her bag and was eating it by herself.

Lin Mo rummaged through his backpack and realized he had miscalculated.

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