Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 320

In the days that followed, Lynn continued to live a secluded life, planning to train his skills to the advanced wizard apprentice level within six months.

Then you can apply for a retake at the college.

As long as you pass the re-examination, you can still re-enter the Viper Academy.

Saying.

The retake is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity given by the academy to all apprentices who have failed the exam.

Furthermore, the age for retaking the exam cannot exceed twenty years old.

In other words, as long as one becomes a senior wizard apprentice before the age of twenty, one can become a formal apprentice at the academy.

Of course, there are exceptions. If someone is exceptionally talented or possesses other abilities, their authority may be relaxed.

That being said.

Very few apprentices were able to pass the re-examination, and the pass rate was even lower than that of the academy's exam.

After all, intermediate wizard apprentices have a chance to pass the academy exams, but retaking them requires advanced wizard apprenticeships.

If one cannot become an intermediate wizard apprentice by the age of sixteen, the chance of becoming an advanced wizard apprentice by the age of twenty is even slimmer.

"Da da..."

A knock came at the door.

Lynn walked over and opened the door, where she saw Susan standing nervously.

"Susan!"

He greeted us warmly:

"Come in quickly. You've been coming home very late these past few days and leaving early in the morning. I don't want to bother you."

It's time to pay back the magic stones I owe you.

Yesterday, Lynn went to the market again and sold a batch of Tranquility Potions. However, to avoid being targeted by malicious people, she went secretly after changing her appearance and found a new buyer. She currently has enough magic stones to pay off her debts.

"No, no rush." ​​Susan waved her hands repeatedly, refusing to take the magic stone Lynn offered.

"I don't need any magic stones right now, you can take them and use them for now."

She lowered her head, clutching the hem of her skirt, and asked softly:

"Several of my fellow apprentices invited us to a gathering. Do you have time?"

I can tell.

Susan put on makeup and chose a clean outfit, looking forward to attending the party with Lynn.

"reunion?"

Lynn frowned and shook his head, saying:

"I won't go."

"Ah!" Susan exclaimed in surprise.

Why?

Lynn used to attend these kinds of gatherings.

Firstly, fellow apprentices often exchange experiences in their practice at gatherings. Secondly, young people generally enjoy lively gatherings, and Lynn's outstanding appearance has always made him the focus of attention, so it's inevitable that he might feel a bit vain.

"I've thought carefully about my years at the academy, and the reason my cultivation progress hasn't been good is because I've spent too much time on things other than cultivation."

Lynn spoke:

"If I had put the same effort into studying instead of attending the party, maybe I could have passed the exam."

?

Susan opened her mouth.

She didn't really think highly of Lynn, after all, even with the help of many senior students, he still couldn't become an intermediate wizard apprentice.

His talent is far inferior to hers.

However, of course, he couldn't say this in front of others, so he could only give an awkward smile and nod, saying:

"What you said makes sense."

"Oh, right."

Lynn turned around, grabbed two bottles of medicine, and handed them to Susan:

"These are tranquility potions I concocted. Sister Mandy said they were good. I'll borrow your magic stone and not pay it back yet. Consider these two potions as interest."

"Ah!" Susan waved her hands repeatedly:

"This won't do, it's too expensive."

Borrowing a magic stone for a few days, how can it be worth so much interest?

"Take it!"

Lynn shoved it into her hand, her attitude leaving no room for argument:

"You weren't that polite when you lent me the magic stone, and besides, that magic stone saved me from an emergency, so this little potion is nothing."

"Well……"

"From now on, you can buy your potions directly from me. I'll give you a 20% discount since we're classmates and neighbors!"

He sold it to the pharmacy for one magic stone fragment per unit, but other people would definitely not pay that price at the pharmacy.

Even with a 20% discount, it's still worth one magic stone fragment.

"20% off?" Susan blushed, gripping the medicine tightly in her hand, her heart pounding.

"I'd be happy if you could sell it to me at the original price."

"Speaking of which, I figured out a method for taking Tranquility Potions while I was concocting potions," Lynn waved his hand and continued:

"When taking the medicine, it's best to do so in the early morning, right after waking up, and take it in small sips slowly..."

"When refining the potion, don't rush to use the meditation technique. In the first half, it's best to let the meditation technique run on its own. Once you've gotten used to the potion, you can start using it actively. The potion's effects will be enhanced to some extent."

Susan initially listened casually, but when she realized something was amiss, her eyes widened, and she dared not miss a single detail.

This is……

Secret technique!

Secret methods for taking medicine!

It's a method that requires spending magic stones to obtain from a qualified wizard, although it only applies to the Tranquility Potion.

If there are discounted potions and secret methods for taking them, then one has the opportunity to become an intermediate or even advanced wizard apprentice.

Since failing the test, Susan's spirits, which had been low, have gradually returned, and she feels her heart pounding in her throat.

"Lynn".

"This...this method..."

"It's nothing." Lynn waved his hand.

"I don't know if it will work, but you can try it when you get back, just as an experiment."

"If you become a full-fledged wizard one day, I might need your help."

"Yes!" Susan nodded emphatically.

"I...I will definitely work hard."

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A few days later.

Someone knocked on the door again.

Lynn, who was wielding his knight's sword, stopped, his ears twitched, and his brows furrowed involuntarily.

He paused for a moment before going over to open the door.

"Darnell."

"Lynn," Darnell, tall and muscular, grinned.

"What's been going on lately? You haven't left the house at all, and I heard you didn't even attend your class reunion."

"This..." Lynn pursed her lips:

"As you know, I encountered a dark wizard a while ago and almost died out there. I don't want to encounter something like that again."

"That was an accident." Darnell frowned.

"I know you've always wanted to return to the academy. The teachers there said that wizarding training requires communication. Simply closing yourself off to meditate won't work; it might even hurt you."

"Yes." Lynn nodded.

"But lately, I really don't want to go out."

"No!" Darnell exclaimed.

"If you're not going to the class reunion, then surely a small get-together with a few of us close friends is okay?"

"Susan, Isaiah, Logan..."

"This..." The familiar names made Lynn hesitate for a moment before asking:

Where should we meet?

"At Logan's house," Darnell said with a smile.

"Logan is from town. His parents got him a job selling magical items, so we went over to celebrate with him."

"Never mind." Lynn hesitated for a moment, then shook his head.

"The Logan family's house is right next to the slums, it's too dangerous, I'd better not go."

He was about to close the door when he said that.

"Ugh!"

Darnell reached out to stop him, and said urgently:

"Why are you like this? We're all best friends in the academy. We know you've been frightened, but you can't just stay cooped up in your room forever, can you?"

"Bang!"

The door was tightly closed.

Lynn's muffled voice came from inside.

"I'm not going out; it's too dangerous outside."

"You..." Darnell stamped his foot in anger, turned and stormed off.

"never mind!"

"Take it or leave it!"

in the room.

Lynn watched Darnell's retreating figure through the crack in the door, a thoughtful expression on his face, before reaching for the knight's sword beside him.

"Click..."

He twisted his neck, his height suddenly decreased, and his facial features became unremarkable.

In the blink of an eye, he seemed like a completely different person.

"Is that you?"

Touching his chin, Lynn dashed out of the room.

(End of this chapter)