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

Chapter 59 High Wizards

"Not bad, he's a smart guy, which saves us a lot of trouble."

In a secluded chamber of Norren Academy, a group of wizards gathered as usual, with a light screen above them displaying Jemin's various actions in the Gray Rock Realm.

Oswaldo's figure slowly emerged. Although he had left the limestone boundary, he seemed to be able to directly observe the situation inside the plane.

Seeing the old knight commander tremblingly pick up the sealing orb, his expression was one of satisfaction:

"If you don't have good eyesight, you'll just have to clean it up, and then you'll have to bring in some creatures from other dimensions."

"Thanks a lot."

A slightly balding figure nodded to Oswaldo, then turned his gaze back to the light screen above.

Oswaldo waved his hand dismissively: "It's no big deal. These guys are no challenge at all. It's just a warm-up."

Clark nodded slightly without saying anything more, and simply turned his gaze back to the light screen.

As Clark directed his thoughts, the playback speed on the screen suddenly increased, and in the blink of an eye, it replayed everything that Jemin had done inside over the past few days.

Even Clark couldn't help but show a hint of admiration when he saw Jemin fly over the indigenous army and continuously unleash fireballs.

Oswaldo watched the whole thing from the side. Although he had been in the plane the whole time, his attention was initially focused more on Augusta and Horn. But seeing what Jemin had been through, he couldn't help but marvel.
"This kid is pretty strong, but he really doesn't have much desire to explore. No wonder you contacted me separately to lure him to the battlefield."

"But the firepower of his fireball is truly outrageous. The release speed and duration... it's probably close to that of an apprentice who can independently construct a fireball spell model, right?"

Oswaldo subconsciously looked at one of the wizards in the secret room. The other party was an extremely rare genius who had independently constructed an offensive wizardry model during his apprenticeship.

The wizard shook his head: "Pretty much. Although the destructive effects are different due to the different attributes, I should be able to deal about the same amount of firepower as him during my apprenticeship."

"This kid's burst of firepower isn't lasting long, but his bursts of power in short periods are stronger than mine back then. Overall, their skill levels are very similar. However..."

Watching the scene on the screen where Jemin single-handedly wiped out the entire army, the wizard couldn't help but sigh, "Besides the fireball spell, this kid's flight and shield spells are also incredibly powerful. I couldn't compare to him when I was an apprentice."

Oswaldo clicked his tongue, looking somewhat envious: "Tsk tsk tsk... I really envy this kind of genius. But if I'm not mistaken, the only witchcraft this kid has constructed is alchemy and analysis."

“Judging from the energy fluctuations… yes.” As he spoke, the wizard subconsciously glanced at Clark.

Clark nodded without hesitation: "His shield, flight, and fireball spells are all achieved using magical artifacts."

“Of course I could tell. This kid revealed his hand in the end.” Oswaldo rubbed his hands together like a fly, leaning close to Clark with a fawning smile.

"Do you know how to make these magical artifacts? I want to order some, and I'm willing to pay ten times the price!"

“No.” Clark glanced at him.

"Impossible...you really can't?"

"I really can't!"

"So that's the technology this kid developed himself?" Oswaldo couldn't help but sigh, "Oh no, does that mean I won't be able to customize equipment for a while?!"

Wizards who specialize in alchemy are very skilled at creating magical artifacts, but some unspoken rules also apply to them.

If it's a normal type of magical artifact, then there's nothing to worry about; just find a wizard with the corresponding skill level to make it to your liking.

However, it can be quite troublesome to order certain special types of magical artifacts.

Especially those wizards with exclusive skills, according to unspoken rules, these wizards generally only sell "products" that pose no threat to them.

The term "no threat" generally refers to selling only magical artifacts that are one level lower than one's own level.

Given Oswaldo's level 5 wizard status, the wizard artifacts he wants to customize must be at least level 4, which means he can only customize them when Jemin reaches level 5.

"It's too late! I'll be going back to the battlefield in a hundred years!" Oswaldo seemed to be throwing a tantrum, completely lacking the demeanor of a high-ranking wizard.

Clark gave him a cold look: "You don't have to go to the battlefield."

"Hehe, that's definitely impossible." Oswaldo stopped trying to cheat and stood back up happily.

"My resources for advancing to the sixth level of wizarding depend entirely on this upcoming military service."

There is a very interesting phenomenon in wizard civilization: wizard apprentices are terrified of military service and war, but the higher the level of a formal wizard, the more they look forward to the dimensional battlefield.

The difference in the two sides' concepts of the battlefield was so great that the Star Orbit Arbitration Court had to issue special regulations requiring every high-ranking wizard to return to the wizarding civilization every once in a while to guide their descendants or manage mortal territories.

For wizards of level three and above, participating in the interdimensional war has even become a reward, requiring additional military merits or contribution points to exchange for the qualification to go to the front line.

Clark ignored the unreliable fellow and turned to look at the other wizard:
"I'm entrusting the liaison with the Limestone Realm to you. Help them restore their population as soon as possible, and even provide them with some resources as supplies if necessary."

"Do you intend to make this trial a regular practice at the academy?" The wizard opposite him understood Clark's meaning.

Clark nodded slightly: "The quality of the apprentices in the academy has been getting worse and worse in recent years. This trial shows that simply telling them about book knowledge is meaningless. They need to practice to gain a deep enough understanding."

"Haha, after all, the front-line battlefield is increasingly short of manpower. Recently, even the requirements for high-level wizards to go to the battlefield have been relaxed quite a bit. Training apprentices certainly can't be done with a mortality rate like before."

Oswaldo chuckled, then looked somewhat worried: "It's a good thing to conduct cross-position interviews every year, but it will cost us even more resources."

Although it may seem easy for apprentices to traverse between planes, each unit requires a large amount of resources to do so.

"The materials and energy consumed in this trial alone are enough for a level six wizard to conduct two research projects."

"Although it consumes a lot of resources, the results are quite good. Let the dean handle the resource and energy issues."

"Hahahaha! The dean will be furious when he gets back!"

"Alright, next question, it's time to apply the aptitude-enhancing agent again..."

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