Synthesis Wizard.

Chapter 65 Three Apprentices
Looking at the ecstatic Sheman, the girl smiled and said, "My name is Artil Yuri, what's yours?"

"Sheman." Sheman looked at the other boy.

The latter raised his chin slightly and said calmly: "Corey McKennin."

Perhaps because Sherman was dressed like a poor man, Cole looked down on him. After introducing his name out of politeness, he ignored Sherman.

On the contrary, Artil smiled and talked to Sheman warmly, and did not act condescendingly at all because of the difference in their backgrounds.

This is a gentle girl.

Xie Man thought to himself.

The detection was finally completed until the sky turned faintly yellow.

The result surprised Sherman a little. In the end, only he, Arthur and Corey passed.

The rest were all eliminated.

This made Sherman feel that he was actually quite outstanding.

"Come with me."

The old man carefully wrapped the book in a piece of fine cloth, put it in his arms, then turned around and waved to Xie Man and the other two.

Led by the old man, the three entered the inner city and came to the castle gate.

The old man seemed to be of high status, and the guard at the gate immediately saluted respectfully when he saw him.

Only then did Sherman know that the old man was called Geller and was a steward in the castle.

The guard who had reminded Sherman before widened his eyes in surprise when he saw him. Obviously, he didn't expect Sherman to actually pass the test.

Xie Man smiled at him gratefully, thinking that he would have to find an opportunity to thank the guard properly later.

"Master Sunan is a very good person. He never beats or scolds his servants. You don't have to be nervous when you meet Master Sunan later."

On the way, Old Geller comforted the three people with a few words.

But it didn't have much effect, and the three of them looked a little nervous.

Needless to say, Sherman was about to meet a very important figure to him, so it would be strange if he was not nervous.

Even Artil and Corey were warned by their elders before coming here to be respectful to Lord Sunan and not to displease him.

After walking through courtyards and corridors, Old Geller finally led the three people to a yard.

The spacious yard was empty, except for a kitten lazily basking in the sun on the stone table in the middle.

Atil's eyes lit up slightly.

What a cute kitten!
Sherman and Corey couldn't help but take a few more glances.

But the next scene made the three of them stunned.

Old Geller walked forward, bowed respectfully to the kitten, and said respectfully: "Master Amy, these three are newly recruited apprentices. I bring them to see Master Sunan."

"Meow, Sunan is meditating in the meditation room. It will take about half an hour for him to finish. You guys wait here for a while."

Amy licked the back of her paw and looked at Sherman and the other two curiously.

The latter had already stood there in astonishment.

Is it a real cat?
Are they dreaming?

The three of them subconsciously looked at Old Geller, who coughed lightly and whispered, "Lady Amy is Lord Sunan. Well, friends, please don't be rude."

"Meow, come and sit, don't just stand there like an idiot." Amy raised her paw and waved at the three of them.

Seeing this, the three of them looked at each other and sat down at the stone table reluctantly.

Old Geller put down the books and a roll of parchment on the stone table, bowed to Amy, and left.

In a blink of an eye, there were only three people and a cat left in the courtyard.

"Meow, what are your names?"

Amy took the initiative to start a conversation and chatted with the three of them enthusiastically.

Xieman looked a little dazed. He never dreamed that one day he would sit down and chat with a cat.

Fortunately, the other party seemed very kind, and the topics he asked were things like "What fun places are there in Glitter City?" and "Where can I buy delicious ice mint?"

Xie Man was at a loss for words. God knows what ice mint is?
On the contrary, Corey and Arthur had much more knowledge and experience than him, and could answer many questions, which made Sherman feel both envious and inferior.

Half an hour passed quickly.

There was a creaking sound of a door opening from further down the corridor.

"Meow, Sunan is coming out." Xie Man and the other two stood up immediately as if reflexively, looking towards the corridor with nervous expressions.

A figure quickly walked out from the corridor.

To the three's surprise, they originally thought that Lord Sunan would be a young man in his twenties or thirties, but when they saw him in person, they found that he was very young and looked like he was less than 20 years old.

"Mr. Sunan!"

The three of them didn't dare to look any longer and bowed quickly.

Su Nan nodded slightly without saying anything. He stretched out his hand and the parchment on the stone table flew up into the air and landed in his palm.

He unfolded it and his expression changed slightly.

Corey McKenna, son of Lord.

Artil Yuri, the daughter of a bachelor.

Sherman, the adopted son of a poor man.

The three of them just happened to represent the three classes of the Shining Territory, what a coincidence.

After taking back the Glittering Territory, Key conferred the title of Lord on three people in total. In addition to Brad and Jordan, there was also a knight named Starley McKenna.

It was the father of this boy named Corey.

The parchment also wrote down the entire process of the test.

The entire test lasted for seven days, during which thousands of boys and girls who met the age and literacy requirements participated, but only three of them successfully passed the qualification test.

Sunan was not surprised by the result this time.

Even during the wizarding heyday a thousand years ago, the number of people with wizard qualifications was extremely small relative to the huge population base, less than one thousandth.

Not to mention that the concentration of energy particles has dropped significantly over the past thousand years, and there will be even fewer people with the qualifications to be wizards.

To be honest, it was beyond Sunan's expectations that he could find three qualified people in the entire Shining Territory.

He originally thought that it would be good enough if he could find one.

Of course, Su Nan couldn’t be sure how the three people in front of him would eventually grow.

Unless the three of them show enough value, he will not waste too many resources to train them.

thump!
Su Nan waved his hand, and three thick books appeared out of thin air and landed on the stone table.

The three children's eyes widened at this scene.

"This is the Star Ring Meditation Method, which is the key to becoming a wizard apprentice. It is also what you will be practicing for the next period of time."

"From today on, you will live here. If you need anything for food, clothing, shelter, or transportation, you can tell the servants. As long as it is reasonable, they will satisfy you."

"All you need to do is to concentrate on practicing the Star Ring Meditation Method. When you have mastered it, I will accept you as my students."

"do you understand?"

Sherman, Corey and Arthur looked surprised and delighted, and responded in unison.

Apprentice and student are two completely different concepts, and they can still distinguish them.

If they could become students of Mr. Sunan, their future would undoubtedly become brighter.

Su Nan nodded with satisfaction and waved his hand to let the three people go down.

It is not easy to train suitable assistants to help maintain the facilities at the base.

The first condition is that these people must at least be wizard apprentices.

Even a first-level wizard apprentice who has not successfully constructed the first star ring will do.

Otherwise, if even energy particles cannot be sensed, many tasks cannot be carried out at all.

Wizards are not the kind of people who love to spread knowledge.

The reason why many wizards go through the thankless task of training apprentices is either to build up their own power and to facilitate resource collection, or to find themselves a group of qualified assistants.

But Sunan wants both.

He plans to start from now on and train people step by step.

By the time the wizarding age arrives a thousand years later, perhaps he will have established his own wizarding force.

To accomplish this, the first step is the most critical and the most difficult.

Sunan has been mentally prepared for this.

(End of this chapter)