Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 396 Bevin's Direction

If we rule out the possibility that Bevin is lying to show off, then there are only two possibilities left.

The first possibility is that it is indeed the shadow controlled by Bevin.

Regardless of whether he unintentionally activated his mental power without realizing it.

Or is it really true, as he said, that one can control shadows without using mental power?

In short, he has amazing talent.

With such talent, even if Bevin doesn't join the academy and doesn't have the meditation method, it won't be long before he has a good chance of becoming a wizard apprentice directly.

The value of a well-known wizard apprentice is self-evident.

The second possibility: It's not the shadow controlled by Bevin.

As the saying goes, "If the mountain won't come to me, I'll come to the mountain." Either Bevin controls the shadow, or the shadow moves with Bevin.

Yaro clearly remembered that when he destroyed the Shadow Dimension, he encountered a shadow monster that mimicked his movements.

If it wasn't the shadow controlled by Bevan, then they might have encountered a similar monster.

Bevin doesn't have Yaro's methods; if he were to encounter such a monster, it would be difficult for him not to be replaced.

'Which outcome is more likely: an extremely good result or an extremely bad result?'

Seeing that Yaro remained silent for a long time, Bevin became nervous: "Teacher... is there, is there a problem?"

"Oh, it's nothing! I just suddenly remembered something."

Yaro snapped out of his daze and looked at Hao Li beside him. "You can go out first. I need to talk to Bevin alone."

"Ok."

Hao Li nodded obediently, got up and walked out of the restaurant, closing the door behind her.

pat!

The brownish-yellow candlelight flickered gracefully on the silver-plated three-headed candlestick, bringing a somewhat eerie atmosphere to the dark room.

Yaro poured blueberry juice into the silver cup in front of him, took a sip, and exclaimed in surprise, "Ah!"
"I didn't realize it was just blueberry juice until now, did I? The tartness has lessened considerably, but the blueberry flavor remains the same. The taste is even more mellow and fragrant than pure blueberry juice. Hmm... there's a hint of alcohol? And this sweet aftertaste, is it because of the honey?"

"Well, I'm not quite sure either, Professor Yaro. Dylan arranged all of this," Bevan replied somewhat reservedly.

"Really."

Yaro picked up another glass, poured in blueberry juice, and carried both glasses over: "It tastes pretty good, you should try it."

"Thank you, teacher." Bevan quickly stood up, took the silver cup with both hands, and carefully took a sip.

"Sit down, how's it?" Yaro put his arm around Bevin's shoulder and sat down as well.

Bevan nodded in agreement: "It really tastes good."

“I told you this tasted good,” Yaro said, taking a sip and casually asking, “By the way, have you been keeping track of the changes in your body lately?”

Bevin quickly put down his cup, sat up straight, and said solemnly, "Teacher Yaro, how could I dare to neglect the task you entrusted to me!"

With that, Bevin took out a booklet from his pocket and respectfully handed it to Yaro, saying, "Teacher, please take a look."

This is a data analysis registration form; to be more specific, each page is somewhat similar to a personal resume from my previous life.

The top rows have several small boxes labeled 'Date', 'Time', 'Location', etc.

The lower section has a large blank space marked with 'Meditation Status', 'Problems Encountered', and 'Follow-up Speculations'.

At this moment, every page was filled with writing, representing the process before and after each of Bevin's meditations. Yaro didn't stand on ceremony and quickly flipped through the booklet.

A moment later, he put down the booklet, secretly relieved: 'Thank goodness, the worst didn't happen.'

From the text above, Yaro discovered that Bevin's previous meditations had yielded little result, hence the very rudimentary writings.

However, the situation changed two days ago.

According to the text, Bevan also suddenly gained the ability to control shadows after a meditation session, and then tested it from different directions.

These include: mental state (fatigue, energy), time factors (morning, noon, evening), environmental factors (light, humidity, temperature), distance control, etc.

You can feel Bevin's excitement, like he'd just gotten a new toy, from these words.

Such emotions are hard to fake, let alone the fact that after doing so, these behaviors and the psychological feelings at the time were written down in a booklet.

"Can it be used now? I need to confirm." Yaro put down the booklet and looked at Bevin.

Even though the booklet states that Bevan conducted tests under the blazing sun, it essentially ruled out the possibility of a possessing monster.

However, Ke Yalu did not completely believe it based solely on the text.

“Of course.” Bevin was also worried that this might be a harbinger of the Shadow Demon Catastrophe.

"Teacher, look at that ball of light."

Yaro looked in the direction Bevan pointed.

It was a ball of light reflected on the ground from a candle two meters away. Because there were no obstructions around it, the entire ball of light was perfectly round and clear.

Then, Bevin's finger slid lightly, and a small shadow, the size of a fingertip, appeared in the direction Bevin was pointing.

Yaro could see it clearly: there was nothing obscuring the candle flame, and the small shadow had appeared out of thin air in the center of the light!

It perfectly matches the information recorded in the register.

Furthermore, Yaro, who was very close by, also sensed a barely perceptible fluctuation of void magic on Bevin's body.

Although Yaro didn't know whether it was specifically triggered by mental power.

But one thing is already confirmed.

Bevan is a gifted genius!
"Teacher, am I... alright?" Bevan asked nervously.

"No problem! Bevin, this is great news!"

Turning back, Yaro explained, "Just like the fireballs and light orbs I used before, this small shadow is also an effect of the workings of void magic."

"Great thing? My ability can only create such a tiny shadow, no bigger than a bean. It can't light up, it can't start a fire, let alone hurt anyone. What use is such a small ability?" Bevan asked, puzzled.

"Don't think like that, Bevan, this is just the beginning."

"start?"

“Yes! Bevan, I’ve told you before that wizarding meditation can only be learned in a specific environment. So the meditation I’m teaching you is a simple way to calmly and carefully perceive your own sea of ​​consciousness, just like searching for something in a dark room. I can’t even guarantee how effective it will be.”

The meditation that Yaro taught Bevin was not related to meditation techniques, but rather to the kind of yoga-related meditation from his previous life, similar to sitting meditation.

This is also what Yaro discovered after successfully becoming a wizard's apprentice: that seemingly ordinary meditation can actually enhance the perception of the sea of ​​consciousness.

But no one can guarantee what the final outcome will be.

"But things are different now, Bevin. Now that you can release this shadow, you have the means to directly touch the sea of ​​consciousness, and you also have the methods and directions to indirectly train your consciousness!"

(End of this chapter)