Full-Time Wizard: Starting with Harvesting Wheat

cemetery.

"Our partner, Lucaon, one of the Ten Great Masters, has gone missing." Upon hearing Delock announce this news in front of the boys, Roy couldn't help but purse his lips and put on a sorrowful expression.

Meanwhile, the other teenagers also showed signs of sadness to varying degrees, but no one knew how many of them were genuinely heartbroken.

"Lucao's wooden sword will be given to Brenda, one of the original ten masters, and he will also return to his position among the ten masters."

Brenda was flattered, while the others looked at him with hostility, their hearts filled with a desire to challenge him.

It can only be said that Brenda had already left a weak impression on them.

Roy felt deep sympathy for the challenges Brenda was about to face. He then turned and walked towards the other side of the hill, knowing that he was about to practice swordsmanship and it was best to avoid being seen by others.

After a while, several more figures slid down the hillside. Roy looked up and saw that they were all the top ten masters, including Gerald.

Without a doubt, they also came to hone their swordsmanship.

However, Roy didn't see Delock among them. Delock was everyone's swordsmanship instructor, so Roy couldn't relax for a moment.

"Roy, you chose the straight thrust," Karazhan said, his tone clearly disappointed.

"You chose Spinning Slash?" Based on their brief encounter yesterday, Roy was certain that Karazhan was the straightforward type and would likely choose between Straight Thrust and Spinning Slash. Since Straight Thrust was a killing move, choosing Spinning Slash seemed like the obvious choice.

Roy's heart skipped a beat: perhaps he could bring Karazhan on board? If successful, this would be a powerful asset in dealing with Drok. Drok could easily kill a bloodline user, so what about the two of them working together?

"Although I learned the straight thrust, the mercenary Perland also gave me the opportunity to learn the spinning slash," Roy replied honestly.

"No way? That stingy Perland would actually let you learn two of his sword techniques?" Karazhan looked incredulous.

Roy spread his hands, looking helpless: "It seems that the mercenaries we know are not quite the same. He saw that I have good swordsmanship talent, so he specially allowed me to learn another sword technique."

"Sigh." He sighed. "Perhaps, this is the privilege of geniuses."

"Impossible! Absolutely impossible!" How could a powerhouse like Karazhan accept that his talent was inferior to others? "You must be lying to me. Even Drok said he only learned one sword technique from a mercenary!"

"Drok..." Roy leaned close to his ear and lowered his voice, "I mean, is it possible that Drok, as everyone's swordsmanship instructor, just doesn't want to undermine your confidence?"

Upon hearing this, Karazhan froze.

He figured that given Delock's personality, he really might do something like that.

Roy added fuel to the fire: "Is it possible that the other ten masters were all allowed to learn two sword techniques, and guess who was excluded?"

"This...this! How could this be!" Karazhan was instantly convinced and made a move to go and argue with the others.

"Wait a minute." Roy grabbed him. "If you rush in and interrogate them like this, they won't admit it, and they'll expose... that you've received 'special treatment.' Everyone assumes that the top ten sword masters should learn two sword techniques. If they find out you've only learned one, what will they think of you?"

Karazhan stood frozen in place.

"Will...will people think I'm like a clown?"

"That's probably true." Roy agreed wholeheartedly. "So, you need to create the illusion that you've actually learned two sword techniques. The best way is—in addition to the Whirlwind Slash, you learn another one."

Karazhan's mouth dropped open.

"And I can teach you the straight thrust." Finally, Roy delivered the decisive blow.

"What...what do you want?" Karazhan understood that Roy couldn't teach him for free.

He did have some regrets. He had practiced the spinning slash for so long but had made no progress. Perhaps it would have been right to listen to the mercenary and choose the simpler straight thrust.

Roy didn't answer him directly, but instead asked, "Did you go to see Delock after we parted ways yesterday?"

"No," Karazhan replied without hesitation.

"Oh? So you listened to me?"

Karazhan, of course, wouldn't admit it: "I...I just wanted to practice more! And..."

He furtively surveyed his surroundings and whispered, "I bet... Drock hasn't mastered the Whirlwind Slash yet. They say the mercenaries spent years learning it with only half a page of the technique. I doubt it's that easy..."

Roy's lips twitched slightly. This old mercenary seemed to have to boast about his glorious deeds to everyone he met.

"I have only one request," he finally got to the point, "If someone invites you, don't accept. And try not to go out at night."

This serves as a cautionary tale for Lucaón. Roy guessed that he had likely accepted Delock's invitation that evening, which led to the accidental loss of half his jaw.

"That's it? You're willing to teach me Straight Thrust?" Karazhan asked in surprise. It was extremely simple, because he had never received an invitation from anyone before.

"Oh, right, there's one more thing before that."

"What?" Karazhan thought to himself, as expected, there couldn't be only such a small condition for the other party to teach him swordsmanship.

"Come sit at my house, I'll show you something."

Karazhan nodded repeatedly: "Of course, no problem!"

"Idiot!" Roy raised his hand and tapped him on the head. "I just told you not to accept any invitations from anyone!"

Before the words were even finished, in the instant Karazhan was stunned by the knock, a figure slid down the hillside, dressed in a tanned leather vest, looking like a hunter.

Roy's gaze was instantly drawn to the handsome and imposing figure.

【Droc】

[Race: Human 91.6%, Dragonfire Lizard 1.9%, Lotl Lion 1.6%, Unknown Bloodline 4.9%]

[Attributes: Strength 3.9, Constitution 3.2, Spirit 0.8, Magic Power 0.1]

【技能：基础剑术Lv.2(13/500)，经商Lv.1(54/100)，简易血脉融合巫阵Lv.1(54/100)，狮吼Lv.1(35/100)，火花Lv.1(2/100)】

In just one week, he successfully fused with Lucaon's Dragonfire Lizard bloodline, causing his strength and physique to surge. At the same time, he also acquired the iconic "Spark" ability.

As for the hidden side effects of the witch array that the Eye of True Sight had glimpsed, Roy was unable to observe them for the time being.

"Drok, what brings you here?" Gerald paused in his practice, a strange expression on his face.

Generally, Delock would stay on the other side of the hill and teach the other boys.

Instead of responding to him, Delock called out the names of three people.

"Chopper, Karazhan, and..." His gaze swept over Roy. "Roy, come with me."

The tone was authoritative.

This is an order, not a discussion.

Karazhan was still in a daze, wondering if this could be considered an "invitation." Roy had already slapped him hard on the back, causing him to stumble forward.

"Let's go, this doesn't count."

His gaze fell on the boy named Chopper.

His physique was less like that of a teenager and more like that of a giant humanoid ape.

His imposing physique, standing at a towering 1.9 meters, is quite terrifying even among adults.

Most importantly, he is a descendant of the Thunder King Kong.