Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 571 Arrangements for the Martial Arts Holy Land

Bevin's reaction further solidified Yaro's idea of ​​pointing out the "Heaven-Mending Technique".

People always yearn for beauty, yet they will always have doubts about the human heart.

At the same time, most people have a tendency to conform, which is why 'experts' were so prevalent in the past.

Therefore, when truly virtuous people appear in the world, whether due to conformity or herd mentality, most people will feel a sense of identification with them, act more amiably, and the social atmosphere will improve as a result.

The appearance of "Boss Lei" in the previous life had produced this effect.

Conversely, when many people question whether "Lei Zong" even exists, it marks the beginning of a breakdown in social values.

By then, it will no longer matter whether "Lei Zong" actually existed, because the doubts will have already shaken the brilliance surrounding "Lei Zong".

In his past life, he didn't have any extraordinary powers. His brilliance faded, and even if he was morally upright, he was still just an ordinary person.

The tendency to conform and follow the crowd is long gone!
This principle applies to this life as well.

Moreover, the more others believe in the existence of the "Old Man Who Patches Up the Sky," the more they will endorse this newly emerging "Martial Arts," and they will also add an extra layer of noble ideals to "Martial Arts."

Similar to—'Look, what I learned is the martial arts created by the noble "Old Man Who Mending the Sky"!'
Any action taken by an authoritative figure carries a certain persuasive power.

Should we use this reserved skill point?

Yaro has begun to waver.

Because, in terms of its current importance, the "Heaven-Mending Technique" has surpassed the "Eight Extremes Method".

Moreover, the "Heaven-Mending Technique" is also connected to Ya Luo's plan to spread martial arts widely, and the beginning of this plan is just around the corner.

As for the reason for Yaro's hesitation... it's the same old problem.

This skill point is reserved for "Summon Treant Guardian".

"Summon Treant Guardian" is a level 3 trick, which may not even have enough skill points. Judging from its level, it requires at least three skill points to start from scratch.

However, considering that he has already learned 'Escape Technique', and the essence of 'Escape Technique' is the level 1 wood-type trick 'Growth Technique', the difficulty of learning 'Summon Treant Guardian' should also be reduced, so at least two more skill points are needed.

In other words, it was just one skill point away from being available.

One skill point equals over 30,000 experience points.

Hurry up and try to collect them. If all else fails, go explore the Dark Plains. You'll definitely be able to save up enough before becoming an advanced apprentice.

In this way, one can directly master the skill of 'Summoning Treant Guardians' upon becoming an advanced apprentice, and before leaving, fulfill the promise made to Granny Treant to summon a Treant Guardian for her.

This is a promise, and also a reward.

Regardless of the tree spirit's mindset, she wants Yaro to master this magic trick, even if she just wants to see a circus performance.
Yaro had no intention of backing out.

"So, should we change our action plan? From now on, let's not waste time studying, let's not waste time running schools, let's not waste time protecting Bevin and teaching Heri... Let's go to the Dark Plains and focus on grinding experience points?"

No matter how you look at it, it's impossible!
It’s so confusing!
—I'm so short on skill points!
"Shadow Giant, are you coming? Please come quickly, I miss you so much..."

……

Just as Yaro was looking forward to it, the carriage had already returned to the Cat School.

In his haste to leave, Yaro returned to find that the Cat Academy had already started classes in just a few days, and the newly built campus was bustling with activity. Besides the orphans who had been enrolled, there were even families on the outskirts, inquiring about admission requirements from the academy staff.

It's clear that Deputy Steward Devin has done a good job of carrying out the task assigned to him by Yaro. He has already spread the word about the existence of the academy, and some free citizens in the vicinity with a little extra money have already come over after hearing the news.

Seeing that the academy was getting back on track, Yaro put aside his other thoughts for the time being and led Bevin toward the teaching building, ready to see how well the teachers he had recruited were teaching.

—In fact, he did have the idea of ​​finding someone to establish his authority while reaping experience points at the same time.

Defeating a beginner or intermediate apprentice will easily earn you several hundred experience points.

Unfortunately, these 'teachers' were not as disciplined as Bialo had imagined; they didn't have the demeanor of a proper wizard instructor in a wizarding academy.

They're more like...right! More like privately hired tutors!

Yaro finally realized the similarity.

Just like the private tutor my family hired when I was a child, who taught me so diligently!
Such a serious attitude made Yaro feel ashamed of himself!
After walking around for a while, Yaro realized that he had gained nothing except disturbing the students' studies.

This confirms Anabe's earlier explanation.

At first glance, everyone there was a 'good person,' better than Yarrow had expected.

Left with no other choice, they left the teaching building with Bevan and headed towards the gymnasium.

On the way, Bevan asked curiously, "Teacher, now that you've started an academy, aren't you going up and give a lecture?"

“If I have to teach even basic literacy and simple arithmetic, then I won’t be able to do anything all day,” Yaro explained with a smile.

Bevan asked doubtfully, "But those students don't seem to know you. You should at least meet them and let them know that they have the opportunity to sit here and study because of you, right?"

Yaro didn't care at all: "I won't stay long, there's no need to do anything irrelevant, as long as I can achieve my goal."

"Teacher, what is your purpose? Is there anything you need me to do?" Bevan asked quickly.

Yaro didn't hide anything: "These people are also workers I trained. At first, I just wanted them to make bullets for me. The real core is our underground base, which will be affiliated with the academy to recruit trustworthy people."

However, I just had a new idea: to select some peaceful individuals from among them, and have you lead them to establish a martial arts mecca.

"A sacred place of martial arts?"

“Yes, it’s about spreading the Eight Extremes Method.” Yaro turned around and smiled. “We can’t keep the Eight Extremes Method buried forever, can we?”

Bevan was taken aback, his steps faltering. "Teacher, weren't you planning to compile the 'Heaven-Mending Technique'? The 'Heaven-Mending Technique' can also guide people towards goodness, its effect is clearly better, there's no need to spread the 'Eight Extremes Method' at all!"

Yaro knew that Bevin didn't have any selfish motives or want to keep the "Eight Extremes Method" to himself, but was worried about the flaws in the martial arts.

He stopped and turned back to explain carefully:

"The cultivation speed of the 'Eight Extremes Method' without the addition of martial arts essence is definitely slower than that of the 'Heaven-Mending Technique,' which can utilize the power of the body's own emotions. However, the 'Eight Extremes Method' also has its advantages, namely, it is the most stable and steady..."

This is similar to the Taoist kung fu of my past life. Although the cultivation speed is slow, it is moderate and peaceful and will not cause any major problems.

Yaro continued to explain, "And you and I have learned how to conduct experiments, so you should know about control groups, right? We also have to consider the possible changes that might occur after the martial arts are spread, so what you need to do can be understood as preparing a control group."

(End of this chapter)