Wizard: You can become stronger by living life to the fullest.

Chapter 110 007: The Tower of Learning

Just as Rosie had predicted, his battle with Charlotte immediately attracted great attention from the participating apprentices of various wizarding organizations. The apprentices who remained on the arena began to study spells to counter him. In the subsequent decisive stage of the match, Rosie clearly felt that his opponent's strength had significantly improved.

fair enough.

After winning a few more games, Rosie chose a suitable opponent to lose to. Coincidentally, the lucky guy he chose was none other than Luze, who had a falling out with him a few years ago, was beaten up by him, and later came to him to borrow magic stones.

Since the last time he borrowed the magic stone, his relationship with Rosie has improved a lot. He even came to help when he was too busy making witchcraft tools.

Unlike Rosie's easygoing nature, Luze dreams of going to Fran for further studies. These days he has been practicing magic desperately and studying every possible competitor he may encounter in detail.

He had thoroughly studied the spells that Roxi had previously displayed, and he was extremely cautious and careful on the arena. He had a pre-planned counter to almost every spell that Roxi cast. It has to be said that if he only used these few spells, Roxi really didn't have a good way to deal with him.

So Rosie went along with it, pretending to walk into his carefully woven trap step by step. Finally, after the Ice Armor was delayed until the end, he got close enough to bring his wand within a step of Rosie.

At this distance, apprentices who haven't mastered displacement spells have virtually no chance of avoiding it. Therefore, according to the rules of the arena, when one apprentice points their wand at another apprentice at close range, they are considered the winner. Lu Ze was essentially using a clever trick.

"Complete an effort, lose the game, trigger a critical hit, and add 13 days to the time limit."

After the match, Luo Xi couldn't wait to head to the Tower of Learning.

Elemental Castle, Learning Tower.

Standing in front of the tower, Rosie looked up at the tall building. The ancient, bluish-white stone walls were covered with mottled nettles. These were no ordinary nettles; they were magical plants specially cultivated by wizards, and anyone who approached without permission would be attacked by them.

In addition, in various corners of the tower stand demon sculptures with wings on their backs. These sculptures are alchemical golems anchored to powerful demons, each possessing strength no less than that of a wizard.

Including the magic circles and traps set up around the tower, as well as the wizards stationed inside, the tower's defenses are at an astonishing level. Even a high-ranking wizard would not be able to escape unscathed once they enter.

The heavy security alone demonstrates the importance of this place to the Elemental Castle, and indeed it is. This is arguably the most important area of ​​the entire Elemental Castle, because what is stored here is none other than—

Knowledge!

All the core knowledge since the establishment of the Elemental Castle is stored here; in a sense, this is the very core of the Elemental Castle's core.

"I can't wait!"

Excited, Luo Xi strode forward.

The entrance is a lush green lawn, planted with various dangerous magical plants such as man-eating flowers, vampire vines, and ghost grass. Only a path paved with bluish-gray stone slabs runs through the middle of this lawn.

These stone slabs are not ordinary stone slabs, but rather teleportation stone slabs with spatial properties. If you step on one without permission, you will be teleported to the previous stone slab and the cycle will continue indefinitely, making you feel as if you are walking on an endless road.

"Hiss."

"Splash!"

Upon seeing Rosie approach, the dangerous magical plants on the lawn immediately came alive. The man-eating flower opened its large mouth to reveal its sharp fangs, the vampire vine began to extend towards Rosie, and the ghost grass began to emit a low, ghostly laugh.

The entire lawn seemed to rejoice, like a predator that had caught the scent of its prey, waiting for it to fall into its trap before swallowing it whole.

"Buzz..."

At the critical moment, a crisp buzzing sound rang out, and the badge worn by Rosie on her chest emitted a faint magical glow. Under that glow, the man-eating flower quickly closed its mouth, the vampire vine retracted its tentacles, and the ghost grass fell silent. The once bustling lawn instantly quieted down again.

The badge already bore the spiritual imprint left by the castle wizards, proving that he was a person with permission, so the lawn naturally dared not make things difficult for him.

Step onto the leap stone slab.

With a soft "thud," the next second, Rosie had crossed the wide lawn and appeared at the gate of the Academy Tower.

The gate was closed, its surface covered with intricate patterns, topped with a relief of a human face. As Rosie walked up the stone steps, the relief suddenly came to life, its eyes lingering briefly on the badge on Rosie's chest before...

"Squeak~"

The heavy stone gate opened to both sides.

After entering through the stone gate, the interior of the tower was revealed to Rosie. Although she had learned about this legendary tower before, Rosie still felt a sense of awe when she actually saw its interior.

My first impression is that it's huge, absolutely enormous!

It's like stepping into a spacious and magnificent palace. The ceiling is probably nearly a hundred meters high, with corridors, spiral staircases, and galleries throughout. There are six floors in total.

Rows of neatly arranged bookshelves stretched out like dominoes, crammed full of books, with no end in sight.

"Pat-pat-pat!"

A flapping sound arose, but it wasn't birds making the sound; instead, it came from books.

These books, turned upside down and opened from the middle, fluttered in the air like birds, sometimes in flocks, sometimes alone.

Sunlight streamed through the tall cross windows, casting beams of light that illuminated the bird books.

"Tsk tsk."

Rosie stared in a daze at the scene before her. Although she had seen many bizarre things in the years she had been in the magical world, this magical scene still captivated her.

It was only when a voice suddenly rang in his ears that he was brought back to his senses.

It was a dignified voice, describing the rules here in a stern tone that left no room for offense:

"You're only allowed to browse the knowledge on the first floor!"

"Copying is not allowed!"

"The use of any magic that records or stores memories is prohibited!"

"You only have three days left. The countdown begins."

As the sound faded, an hourglass suddenly flew through the air and hovered beside Rosie.

Rosie bowed towards the top of the tower: "Apprentice Rosie, excuse me."

He then walked to the bookshelf next to him and picked up a book.

"call"

Taking a deep breath, Luo Xi felt a surge of nervousness, and her heart began to race uncontrollably.

The reason for his current emotional change is that he is about to conduct an experiment, a daring one.

If he succeeds, he will make a fortune and won't have to worry about wizard-level knowledge for a while.

But what if it fails?

The Elemental Castle doesn't easily forgive thieves.

With a heart full of trepidation, Luo Xi silently called out in his mind, "System."

(End of this chapter)