Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 185 Lowry was almost misunderstood
His experiment was successful.

Sure enough, things that can become problems will cause trouble for people wherever they go.

It's like, it's a bit torturous.

How to say it, for those who only dared to say "60 points is the best" when facing the math test in three years of high school, and who handed in a perfect answer sheet of 45 points in the college entrance examination, one day, suddenly found that he could even do the additional questions easily, it is inevitable that he will become arrogant.

He really dug out the memories from his mind and then did math papers for several days in a row!

I was even surprised to find that some spell runes could actually be used to solve some famous combination problems, so I put them in without hesitation.

Mages, especially those who play magic circles and alchemy, are actually good at mathematics, but they prefer applied mathematics.

For some common sense sensed from the laws, most mages will not investigate what influences the world have to form such rules.

They just need to know that this common sense can be used in their own magic circles.

It was just a sudden idea on Lori's part that he incorporated those fixed patterns in the magic runes, which looked like mathematical symbols but did not represent numbers, had some large and some small, and could not be counted using 1, 2, 3, 4, into some mathematical rules from his previous life.

In fact, most of them didn't respond.

The amazing thing is that when these runes are put into combination, an extremely active reaction occurs.

Of course, Lowry doesn't have the ability to work out the principle now, but he can use it.

Although in the eyes of Cheska and the others, the locks made by Lowry can be divided into elementary, intermediate and senior levels, but in fact, Lowry only used the easiest ones to understand in the 'Basics of Permutations and Combinations + 21 Question Types' from his sophomore year of high school.

This is all the pain he suffered back then!

He never even thought about getting 17 points. He struggled every day to get the easiest 5 points, and he always made mistakes.

I didn't expect that one day it would turn into happiness.

Of course, Lowry enjoyed using it very much, and was even quick enough to add a magic lock on every door on his side of the building.

Actually, it was nothing. Generally speaking, apart from the four Toller siblings who were training there at the time, basically no one in his castle would come to the side building to find him.

Live feathers, no need to go through the door.

However, Lori forgot that when Teacher Arsalan came to his castle, he lived on the top floor of the wing.

When the great wizard occasionally went out for a stroll, he was annoyed by the rune locks all over the building... It's not that he couldn't do it. Even though those runes existed in a seemingly incredible situation, they were regular runes after all. With Arsalan's mastery of the power of laws, he could figure it out.

However, when this lock is locked again, a new rune chain will be formed again... It can only be opened after the hidden rune is calculated and drawn on the lock surface.

Lowry, the name refers to the ever-changing but consistent arrangements and combinations.

But Arsalan was really upset.

He is a very practical wizard who only likes to study the principles of spells to make his combat power a little stronger.

Although he learned alchemy and magic circles very well, they were all for the purpose of making himself stronger.

Just like the reason why he never accepted students was because he looked down on those people's cowardice.

When a mage is an apprentice, or even when he has just been promoted to a formal mage, his combat power is indeed not comparable to that of a knight, but how can he retreat before the fight even begins?

Flash can do anything if used well.

Arsalan, when he was young, was actually a battle fanatic.

It was only later that I was hit by reality and finally understood.

But his personality and hobbies have not changed.

The fact that he and the White Dragon King share the same interests and are wholeheartedly committed to making the Northern Kingdom bigger and stronger also stems from the fighting blood in his body.

Even though he was extremely smart, Arsalan only studied applied mathematics. He had no interest in doing a few rune problems for nothing.

What good will this thing do if it is calculated?

The archmage was very familiar with spell runes, and he knew at a glance that the things Lowry was playing with could only serve as maze locks.

It has no effect in reality, and it is impossible to turn it into a new, lethal magic.

So, when he saw the rune locks spread throughout the building, he only felt irritated.

After using the lock-picking technique dozens of times but only opening one lock, Arsalan flew out of the wing angrily, rushed into Lowry's study through the window and gave him a severe lesson.

Only then did Lowry obediently put away all the locks.

But then again, although Arsalan thought these locks were of little use, he still took more than a dozen of them with him when he left.

After all, he was out and about all year round, so his home needed more protective measures… Layers of protective magic circles and heavy warehouse doors couldn't be said to be completely safe.

So, a little more would be good. And Lowry was just a little overexcited when he realized that if he returned to his original world, he could even take a look at the last page of additional questions... Normally, he couldn't even turn to this page...

It's not like he really fell in love with math.

So, he soon gave up his study of these runes and returned to studying spells seriously.

After all, studying that thing is not just about wanting to run before you can walk, it's about wanting to go to the sky.

Lowry was thankful for that later... When Arsalan mentioned this incident later, he said that if Lowry hadn't stopped it quickly enough, he would have taught Lowry a lesson.

How can a junior wizard study spells and runes, something that even a level 16 wizard may not be able to understand?
It’s not that you can’t think about it, but you must study it after understanding the principles.

Taking an occasional flash of inspiration as one's true strength, and then ignoring reality to delve into something that is a million miles away from one's true potential, is simply courting death.

Luckily, Lowry was smart enough to just play around for a while while he got some revelations.

That's normal.

When a wizard is learning spells, if he has any special talents, he will easily be favored by certain laws, allowing him to see some beauty that seems only beings above gods can see.

Those who linger in this beautiful scenery for a while, then clarify their future path and work hard to allow themselves to always wander in that beauty will surely have a bright future.

Arsalan is happy that his students have this opportunity.

But if you become obsessed with it, thinking only of seeing the scenery again every day and ignoring everything else, that would be stupid.

Fortunately, Lowry hasn't reached that point yet.

Although a wizard will discipline and even reprimand his students strictly, he will not keep them by his side all the time... Isn't his own life too much?
Therefore, if many misguided mages cannot repent and continue to pursue the truth when the teacher is not around, the teacher will be helpless.

In the end, he was expelled from the sect and that was it.

It’s not that students like that won’t have a bright future.

Many mages can actually take a strange path to success by following an extreme path.

However, no great wizard is willing to admit that this was taught by him.

In the study of magic, there are indeed countless paths leading to the temple of truth.

But if you look closely, you will find that this is actually a big road with countless straight, parallel roads: although there are large car roads, small car roads, non-motorized vehicle roads, and sidewalks, there is no difference in direction.

As for those who take other side roads that look like shortcuts, even if they are lucky enough to reach the direction of the main road, they will definitely have to take many detours.

In fact, most people will never see the temple that the main road leads to again.

Arsalan would never allow Lowry to make such a foolish choice.

Fortunately, Lowry reacted on his own.

Thinking back to that time, Lowry still couldn't help but feel a lingering fear... He couldn't tell the teacher that what confused him was not the beautiful scenery of the future, but the unwillingness from the past, right?

Fortunately, he collected it quickly enough.
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"Baron?" Cheska called softly to her Lord Baron whose soul had suddenly flown away to who knows where.

"Ah~ Cheska." Lori came back to his senses and asked seriously, "Charles, have you shown this plan to other people?"

"Besides the Baron and me, only Valera has seen it." Chesca replied with a smile, "I didn't let the prospective scholars who helped me with the paperwork deal with it. I kept it in my desk."

Lori nodded…that’s good.

After all, if this matter had already spread, then some of the apprentices in the castle restaurant outside must have already started preparing for it.

Although some people do come here for the so-called cooking skills, most people want a stable "money prospect" and can become a formal chef. Who would be willing to accept an apprentice-level salary?
Even though Lowry didn't care about the resentment of his apprentices, but... as a former slave, even though he had turned the tables and became a master, he still hoped that the slaves could live a better life.

Lori glanced at Chesca and said, "All the year-end summaries are kept with you?"

"Baron," Chesca said sincerely, "Charles and Valera are fine. After all, they have substance and are indeed well planned.

Taylor is okay, although he just hangs around in the knight training ground and always hopes that you can buy more magic horses for the Knights.

But how could I show Mal and Komlan's plan to others?

It's not okay to collect them separately.

After all, their position is quite sensitive, and it would not be good if people think you have some plans over there.

It's not that I'm afraid of anyone, but why should I be wrongly accused for something I didn't do?"

Lowry suddenly recalled the two guys' constant mention of "flesh, flesh, flesh" and "fighting, fighting, fighting", and could only smile and remain silent.

Chesca was still muttering: "At least they look pretty intimidating now when they're not talking..."

(End of this chapter)