From Hogwarts to Strixhaven.

Chapter 349 Procedures
The sound in the office disappeared, and the other three spellcasters stared intently at the two spherical objects representing opposite mana beside Ivy, holding their breath, expecting Ivy to show more.

The most difficult thing is always to go from zero to one. Now that Ivy has successfully gathered two single-color mana, it will be easy for him to do it according to what he has learned and apply his previous experience.

White mana represents light, justice, rules and order. As a wizard, Ivy also has a high level of attainment in white magic, as evidenced by the radiant patronus in the form of a golden dragon.

Ivy amplifies and sublimates the positive emotions in this magic, thereby calling out white mana, which is the opposite of the chaos represented by red mana.

A sphere emitting golden light soon appeared in front of Ivy. Anyone could see that it was not pure white mana, but even so, it demonstrated Ivy's extremely deep and extensive magical knowledge reserves.

Ivy was not surprised by this result. Although he could use positive emotions to amplify white magic, he was still a little short of being able to truly take this type of magic as his guiding principle.

The other three people in the room secretly said it was a pity, but judging from the fact that Ivy could master three colors of mana just after arriving in the Akavivo space-time, this young-looking spellcaster was definitely a genius.

Just when Ogeta wanted to talk about the envelope that Ivy had taken out before, Ivy, who was the focus of everyone, made a new move again.

For him, a wizard who practiced black magic in 19th century Britain, the black mana that represented evil, death, ambition and greed was actually the type of magic he was first good at.

In the rich and opposing mana atmosphere of Akaivivo, Ivy succeeded in making a thick shadow rotate around him almost in the blink of an eye.

So far, Ivy has been able to use four of the five types of mana on the color wheel easily, leaving only the green mana representing growth, life, bravery and natural substances that he cannot use for the time being. However, for Ivy, who can perfectly multi-task in all professions, mastering green mana will not be an insurmountable hurdle. As long as there are enough opportunities, he can easily become a caster with all five colors.

Looking at Ivy, who was surrounded by four balls of mana, the other three spellcasters in the office were speechless for a moment.

Strixhaven University has been standing on this land for many years, and its admissions policy towards the multiverse means that it has no shortage of geniuses, but no one has ever heard of a spellcaster who comes into contact with color wheel mana for the first time and can perfectly manipulate four-color mana.

"If you teach well, the college will definitely approve you to become a professor in your first year..." Nasari's words broke the silence in the office.

"He's not here to apply for a job, Nasari." Ogeta pushed the admission letter in front of her. "This is indeed an envelope that only Strijhaven uses, but we don't have a practice of adding triggered teleportation magic to envelopes, not to mention that it specifies the recipient. I can't agree to your admission request..."

"He brought the acceptance letter!" Nasari looked at Ogeta with shock and contempt, "Strijhaven will never reject such a genius!"

"I haven't finished what I'm saying yet, Nasari." Ogotta was not shaken at all by Nasari's explosive voice. "Until we find out the origin of this letter, Strixhaven will neither admit him nor offer him a position."

"Then you'd better hurry up, Ogota." Nasari's voice calmed down again, and he expressed his disgust with a very childish grimace. "Using magic to identify the age of papers and documents is the specialty of you examiners... If you are too slow, Ivy will become one of the Turi! You don't mind me calling you that, do you? Ivy?"

"Whatever you like, Nasari." The fire giant's enthusiasm and casualness are innate, and Nasari has already controlled the flames emanating from his body very well. Ivy thinks that too much demand should not be made on his politeness.

Ogeta did not continue talking to her fire giant colleague, but began to construct her own spell.

A burst of golden light emanated from her fingertips, and as her wide sleeves, like scrolls, danced in the air, an intricate spell mark appeared in the air.

"That's the art of ancient research, it should be some kind of advanced application..." Kemina explained to Ivy in a low voice, "The Hengjian Academy uses this magic to recreate the phantom of past history. I heard that they can also make the dead souls reappear on stone sculptures, projecting people and things from the past into the present... In their words, the best way to trace history is to let history reappear itself..."

As the Dean of Order of Hengjian College, Ogeta's strength is unquestionable.

One after another, golden runes penetrated into the envelope, but the paper in front of the Dean of Order did not show any response. There was neither the "phantom of the past" as Kemina mentioned, nor any soul emerging from it.

Ogeta's brows furrowed, and the movements of her hands became more and more complicated, accompanied by the chanting of difficult-to-pronounce spells.

The envelope floated from the table into the air, just like the sea receiving drops of water, accepting all the golden ancient magic runes created by Ogeta, but refusing to reveal any useful information.

This scene lasted for a full quarter of an hour, until Nasari began to pace back and forth in the office, and until beads of sweat covered Ogeta's face.

The envelope floating in the air reluctantly spit out a phantom of the Star of Strixhaven. "Aha! This means that this admission letter was indeed sent from Strixhaven, right?" A little spark of joy appeared on Nasari's mustache. He turned around and shouted to Ivy, "Great! Join our Turi Academy! Your elemental magic will definitely be improved and displayed enough!"

"Things are not as simple as you think... Nasari..." Ogeta sat back in the chair and wiped the sweat off her forehead with her sleeve. She took a breath and said to Ivy, "How long have you had this thing in your hand?"

"Uh... one year?" Ivy didn't know why she asked this. It couldn't be that Strixhaven only accepted fresh graduates, right? Then Ivy had to think carefully about whether to take out her Hogwarts diploma. After all, no one knew whether the castle was a magic high school or a magic technical secondary school.

"Definitely more than a year." Ogeta curled her lips in displeasure. As a professor at the dean level, such behavior was not very elegant.

"Why not ask Ivy's age?" Kemina suddenly had an idea. "Maybe this admission letter was sent from Strixhaven in the distant past, but the distance across the universe caused its delivery time to be delayed... As far as I know, the multiverse is not unified in terms of time scale..."

"It's a possibility, but I don't think he's over 25 years old." Ogotta shook her head.

"Actually..." Ivy thought it necessary to attract the attention of the office, "I am 147 years old this year... Due to a magical accident, I was sealed in a crystal for more than a hundred years, and I was only freed from it a few years ago."

"Okay... okay..." Ogotta closed her eyes painfully. "The person who sent you this letter may no longer be in Strijhaven. Considering the difference in time scales between the multiverses, a hundred years in your world may be equivalent to hundreds of years in Aquavivo... Therefore, this letter may have been sent from any time point after the establishment of Strijhaven... We really can't refuse your admission, but you should have discovered that your strength is too strong for a student who is still studying in school. As long as you are given a short period of time, I believe you can master the various magics taught in the five major colleges very well... In addition, your age has passed the stage of enrollment, so I sincerely suggest that you consider seeking a teaching position in Strijhaven? There are many scholars here who are studying their own subjects while teaching students. Strijhaven has been standing on this land for a long time, and teaching life is much easier than you think..."

Ivy nodded to show his understanding, and then asked, "Can I choose both? I know that students studying at Strixhaven will go through the general education courses in the first year, and will start to choose their own college in the second year. I know too little about this world and this school, and it takes time to organize and summarize what I have learned, and think carefully about how to design courses to suit the characteristics of the college. A spellcaster who has not studied at Strixhaven directly teaches new students, and the knowledge he imparts is likely to deviate from the purpose of this school..."

"Okay, I'll do the formalities for you right away." Ogeta simply waved his arm, and a document that had not existed before immediately appeared on the table in front of him. From Ivy's point of view, it seemed to be a student file.

In just one second, all the blanks on the file were filled in, and then it was packaged and sealed at an extremely fast speed. Ivy only saw the "name", "gender" and "race" filled in the "personal information" column, and didn't even know what was filled in specifically.

"Done." Ogeta used a skillful movement that she had repeated thousands of times to remove Ivy's student file from her desk. "Now you are a junior who has not yet joined a college. We just need to find you a dormitory on the central campus, and the entire admission process will be completed."

"So soon?" Ivy asked in astonishment. He thought that studying at Strixhaven for a period of time and then joining the school's faculty and staff would be considered a "bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree program" and that there should be extremely cumbersome procedures, not to mention that he would be a transfer student. If this happened in a Muggle university, it would definitely be a headache.

"That's the specialty of the appraisers, clerical work." Nasari explained very considerately, "They deal with piles of old papers and dust all day long, getting dirty and not very skillful at all. It's more suitable for you to study magic arts."

"I have two years to think about it, Professor Nasari. I believe I can find a home in Strixhaven." Ivy would certainly not agree to the fire giant right away. He is already a level 20 [Splendid Sorcerer]. Even if he joins the Purely Beautiful Academy, the improvement he will get will be minimal. It would be better for him to work hard on the three professions of [Scribe Mage/Ancient Fighter], [Alchemist] and [Bard].

However, if Treasure Academy could provide advancement to the legendary profession, Ivy might consider it.

"I have no doubt about it, but you only have one year." Ogeta showed a triumphant smile on her face, "This semester is not over yet, you can still enjoy the last week of your junior year, and then enter your senior year after the masquerade and summer courses."

"But... I heard that the final exams for juniors are already over!" Ivy said in astonishment.

Ogotta glanced at Kemina, who pretended to whisper to the owl on her shoulder: "The four-color mana display just now was a perfect temporary test. I have already written comments such as 'impressive' and 'genius' into your file."

"Okay, we have to go to the inter-departmental meeting now." While Ivy was still not reacting, Ogeta immediately began to arrange the next things. "Kemina, take Ivy to find a dormitory in the central campus. He is a future professor. Find a place with a beautiful environment, preferably close to Maodian Pavilion, Splash Fire Coffee and Arch End Tavern. By the way, introduce him to the masquerade in detail on the way. The clothes he is wearing are already the most outstanding costumes at the ball. He just needs a mask."

"If I want to find out who wrote this letter, who should I go to?" Ivy asked before Ogeta and Nasari walked out of the office.

"Akavivo has a very magical space-time structure, which is also the fundamental reason why the ancient art can work. If anyone can figure out the source of this letter, it can only be the current Holy Oracle of Strijhaven." Ogeta turned around and answered, "But it's not a big deal. The Holy Oracle usually doesn't appear. She will sit under a star arch, and the pursuit of the Holy Oracle has even become a topic among students and professors. If you want, you can try your luck in the Holy Oracle Hall, but I guess you won't see anyone who looks like the Holy Oracle there except Strijhaven Magic Vortex."

"That's really a pity." Ivy looked at the Star of Strixhaven on the envelope, then put it into his Grimoire of Destruction.

　We are going to move recently, and the update will be added after it stabilizes, which won't take too long. But if we are unlucky, 1.7 may be interrupted for a day, but if we are lucky, it won't... Hehe...

　　Damn it, I was going to set a timer, but it was already posted... This is the update for the 6th...

　　
　
(End of this chapter)