Wizard: Starting from Escaping Another World to Pioneering

Chapter 131 Reencounter with Perrault

Matthew nodded upon hearing this.

"I remember, so what?"

"You know that—"

"My talents are simply not suited to be a wizard."

"so----"

"So I wanted to ask you, could you please take me home—"

Todd seemed to have mustered up a lot of courage to say those words.

Looking at his former friend who was about to become a wizard, he hesitated to speak.

Todd didn't know why either.

Perhaps because of the difference in their abilities, this huge sense of disparity made him ashamed to speak out.

Or perhaps it was his instinctive fear of wizards.

But he was utterly fed up with life in the wizarding world.

Those days of constantly facing death gave him a suffocating feeling, as if he couldn't breathe.

His ambition to become a formal wizard had long since been exhausted.

He just wants to get away from this place, as far away as possible.

It was because of these thoughts in his mind that he was absent-minded and didn't know how to speak just now.

Matthew, of course, had no idea what the other person was thinking. He smiled and spoke.

"I thought it was something serious."

"Isn't it just sending you back to the Orn Empire?"

"It was just something I did without thinking."

The Spirit Tower is located on the continent of Fran, separated from the Golden West Coast, where the Tidal School is situated, by a vast ocean.

To reach the continent of Fran, one must go to the edge of the golden western coast and cross the sea on a magical cruise ship.

And along the way, they will pass through the Orn Empire.

Since Todd was thinking of going home, Matthew didn't mind taking him along.

"But—" Todd continued.

"But as a novice apprentice here, would the Tide School let me leave so easily?"

Tom is backed by the Smith family, so he naturally has his ways of leaving the school if he wants to.

But it was different for an apprentice like Todd who had no connections.

He knew very well that novice apprentices like them were resources within the school.

How could a school of thought stand idly by and watch its resources be lost?

Matthew frowned, thought for a moment, and then spoke.

"That is indeed a problem."

"However, it's not too difficult to solve."

"According to the school's regulations, apprentices of intermediate level and above have the right to hire servants."

"All you need to do is register with the school and pay a certain fee."

"If you trust me, we can sign a servant contract."

"If you become my servant, I can take you away from the Tidal School."

Todd's tense expression vanished immediately upon hearing Matthew's words.

Todd naturally trusted Matthew completely, so he spoke up without hesitation.

"willing!"

"I do!"

Matthew nodded, and the two talked for a while longer, finalizing their itinerary.

Matthew will then sell the various materials he obtained during the Wizard Ascension Trial.

These items were sold in exchange for more than 10,000 magic stone fragments.

Matthew looked at the mountain of magic stone fragments piled up on the counter and put them into his storage space with satisfaction.

After doing all that, he pushed open the door of Smith Grocery Store and walked out.

It will take some time before Lucian finishes crafting the sorcery gloves, and Matthew plans to do something else during that time.

Fifteen minutes later————

Matthew appeared in the school's library.

His exploits during the trials had spread throughout the entire Tide School.

His 1700-degree witchcraft, in particular, made him a topic of conversation among countless students.

Therefore, the sight of Matthew entering the library immediately caused a commotion among the people there.

"Look, it's Matthew!"

"Is he the apprentice who defeated Angela?"

"That's him!"

"I've seen his witchcraft; when it erupts, it's like the end of the world!"

People would occasionally come up to Matthew and talk to him, showing their friendliness.

Some people looked horrified and, upon seeing Matthew, voluntarily gave up their bookshelves, afraid of offending him.

Most of the apprentices watched from a distance, whispering among themselves.

Matthew naturally noticed everyone's reactions.

He never expected that his victory would have such a huge impact.

However, Matthew ignored everyone's thoughts and focused intently on searching for the books he needed on the bookshelf.

He had previously obtained the sacrificial rituals of the Frogmen in the underground world of the Blood Moon Space.

The vitality that emerges from this sacrificial ritual can accelerate the growth of life.

He wanted to train a magical pet as a helper in battle, and perhaps combining it with this sacrificial ritual would produce some interesting results.

Therefore, the books he looked for were mostly related to raising magical pets.

Matthew took a copy of "The Guide to Raising Magical Pets" from the bookshelf and then found an empty seat to sit down.

A senior apprentice standing nearby saw this and couldn't help but show fear on his face.

He was also a participant in the wizard advancement trials, and he was present when Matthew killed Leon.

The senior apprentice swallowed hard, trying his best not to attract the other party's attention.

He pretended to read for a while before cautiously leaving.

However, none of this escaped Matthew's notice, but he didn't care.

His eyes quickly scanned the contents of the book.

Time flies, and an afternoon passed in the blink of an eye.

The sky was already darkening, and night was fast approaching.

Most of the apprentices in the library have left.

Only a few apprentices remained, but they began packing their things.

After an afternoon of browsing through books.

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Matthew was not very satisfied with the above methods for raising monsters.

The training methods in these books only produce magical pets with the strength of an apprentice.

Moreover, there is little room for advancement; the upper limit is almost completely locked.

Matthew looked up at the window and realized that night was about to fall.

"Judging by the time, Perot should have woken up by now."

He didn't rush to leave, but remained quietly browsing the books in the library.

Time passed slowly, and there were no other apprentices in the library except for Matthew.

"Tick, tick, tick—", the second hand on the central clock slowly turned.

At the moment when the time reached 6 o'clock.

Matthew suddenly felt a change in his surroundings.

He looked up abruptly and found himself on the sixth floor of the library.

Matthew looked around and saw that nothing had changed since the last time.

The sixth-floor wall is high, and a huge portrait hangs on it.

Directly in front is a huge semi-circular platform, with stairs on both sides leading up to it.

Then a point of blue light appeared, which gradually enlarged and transformed into a spirit owl.

Perot landed in front of Matthew's desk, his round eyes fixed on him without blinking.

"Hey, little guy," Pero's voice was as sharp and piercing as ever.

"You've finally arrived."

"Lord Perot," Matthew stood up from his chair and gave the other a standard wizard's salute.