I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world.

Chapter 31 Power
Jemin watched as the material list on the magic network kept refreshing, from the most common copper and iron to rare elemental crystals to ore samples from unknown star systems...

Although he had an unparalleled number of points, how could he possibly purchase all of these "ordinary materials" and study them one by one?

almost impossible!
There are so many kinds of materials!
And this is just a fairly common material!

Above that are "extraordinary materials" containing strange energies, laws, or concepts!
Those are the keys to crafting powerful magical artifacts and potions!
The points he has earned so far are like a drop in the Pacific Ocean compared to the vast material reserves of the entire wizarding civilization.

Let alone buying extraordinary materials, even collecting samples of all ordinary materials would quickly wipe out his points due to the costs of purchasing, transporting, and storing them.

"It seems we can only... take it slow..."

Jemin sat in his intermediate laboratory, looking at the list of materials on the magic network, and couldn't help but sigh.

The excitement of earning a large number of points at once was somewhat overshadowed by the sheer size and complexity of the materials system.

His path to becoming stronger seems to be far longer and more difficult than he imagined.

Putting aside his lavish shopping plans, Jieming only symbolically purchased a few special material samples that seemed to have corresponding concepts in the cultivation system, intending to start with these.

Having calmed down, Jieming's days returned to normal.

During the day, they attend classes, and afterwards return to the lab to study the basic theories of alchemy, potions, and runes.

In the evenings, during cultivation, he would casually venture into the depths of his consciousness to carefully study the various knowledge he had acquired from the Great Dao Library.

With so much learning to fill his time, Jieming's life became fulfilling and busy, and he even lost much of his desire to earn points.

More than a month later, the school replenished another fifty cubic meters of gold, but this time he did not buy too much. He only bought twenty cubic meters to refine into refined gold as a basic inventory of materials for his future weapon refining, and did not sell the rest.

After all, given his current situation, the points he had left over from the last sale of refined gold were enough for him to use for a long time.

That day, after finishing his general course on basic alchemy theory, Jemin was preparing to return to his laboratory as usual when his advisor, Clark, unusually called him back.

“Apprentice Jemin.” Instructor Clark looked at him expressionlessly.

"Mentor, is there something you need?" Jemin's heart tightened as usual.

Professor Clark seemed oblivious to Jemin's nervousness, simply asking in an emotionless tone, "What research have you been doing lately?"

"Uh...is this someone who cares about me?"

Jemin blinked, unable to glean anything from Professor Clark's expressionless face.

After thinking for a moment, Jemin decided to answer part of the truth: "I'm trying to familiarize myself with the properties of various materials."

After listening, Clark gave him a strange look.

However, he didn't say much, only simply instructing, "Go back and check the mission area on the magic network."

After saying that, he turned and left, leaving Jemin standing there alone, filled with doubt.

"Was that... was his expression just now a sign of satisfaction with me?" Jemin was a little unsure, after all, the mentor's expression was so subtle.

Occasionally, Jemin would envy his mentor's expressionless face, at least in most cases, no one would discover the true nature of his thoughts.

With his mentor's strange instructions in mind, and after greeting a surprised Amy, Jemin returned to the intermediate laboratory.

He opened the magic network terminal in the laboratory, connected to the academy's internal magic network, and entered the mission area.

He scrolled down to the bulletin board and browsed casually. The familiar low-level quests were still there, but a new announcement at the very top instantly caught his eye:

[Urgent Project Announcement from the Workshop: Project to Organize Stockpiled Materials in the Ground Floor Storage Room Launched!]

[Note: The wizarding civilization has conquered countless planes, leaving behind a massive accumulation of unprocessed samples of materials from ancient times and other dimensions in its lower-level storage rooms. These samples are diverse and complex, urgently requiring initial cataloging, cleaning, and basic property analysis. We are now recruiting volunteer apprentices with a basic understanding of materials science and a willingness to contribute to this project.]

[Task duration: Long-term valid.]

[Points Reward: Medium (calculated based on workload and results)]

[Special Note: Participants will have the opportunity to access a large number of unclassified and rare material samples. This is an excellent opportunity to enhance materials science knowledge and broaden horizons.]

[Application method: Submit an application to the mission office.]

Jemin's eyes lit up instantly when he saw the contents of the announcement.

This is exactly what he needs right now!

An opportunity to legally access a vast array of different materials and conduct preliminary research!
Moreover, the fact that such a task has been left unattended for so long suggests that there's something fishy going on. If there wasn't something fishy going on, Jemin would have eaten the whole table on the spot!
This is like a pillow delivered to a sleepy person, and it's the top-of-the-line down pillow!

Privilege is truly despicable!

What? The privilege is for myself?

That's fine.

Without any hesitation, Jemin immediately clicked the "Register" option on the Magic Network terminal and submitted his apprentice number.

Submission successful.

He looked at the mission bulletin board again, wanting to examine the details of the announcement more closely.

However, in the blink of an eye, the announcement that was just at the top disappeared without a trace, as if it had never existed.

Jemin was slightly taken aback, then realized what he meant.

"666, so you're not even going to act anymore, huh!"

So that's what Clark's enigmatic look meant...

As Jemin sat in his chair, looking at the empty mission area bulletin board, a surge of gratitude and emotion welled up within him.

Only then did he truly realize the convenience brought by the two-level training agreement.

It's not just about the increase in points and privileges, but also about the support of "information" and "opportunities" secretly provided by high-ranking wizards!

It can be said that this agreement opened up many hidden passages that ordinary apprentices were completely unaware of.

Meanwhile, Clark stayed in his laboratory, looking at the mission that had been accepted on the terminal interface and nodded in satisfaction. He then used his privileges to close the mission acceptance process.

In this world where knowledge is power, no one dares to spy on a wizard's laboratory, for that is a hatred more irreconcilable than killing one's entire family.

But collecting some trivial information doesn't necessarily have to be this complicated. For example, you can deduce quite a bit from the other party's recent purchase list.

(End of this chapter)