Full-Time Wizard: Starting with Harvesting Wheat

—Why are you back again?

The door to the cabin was opened, and Soraya frowned slightly, showing a hint of annoyance at being disturbed.

She had just left in the morning, and then came back again in the afternoon. This frequency was beyond her acceptable limit.

Most wizarding apprentices prefer to be alone, making the most of this time to study.

Besides, Roy stayed up all night memorizing the Old Byronian alphabet yesterday and only slept for an hour or two during his lunch break. Is that really okay?

"Miss Soraya, I'm fully recovered," Roy said confidently. "I even feel like I could read another thousand pages of the Ancient Byronian."

Karazhan stood to the side, looking at him with an expression that seemed to say, "Is he even human?"

—You came here to study?

Soraya couldn't believe that a mortal who had just come into contact with wizards would be so interested in learning.

It took her several weeks to come to appreciate the joy of acquiring knowledge.

"No..." Karazhan was about to talk about breathing techniques when Roy slapped him on the back of the head with a big smile.

"Of course, books are the ladder of human progress, and I will study hard in order to quickly reach the standard of being able to construct models of witchcraft."

When dealing with a wizard's apprentice, one must cater to their interests. Since the other party has shown a remarkable interest in knowledge, Roy should naturally reciprocate with an equal passion for knowledge, rather than revealing his true intentions from the outset.

"Let's continue learning the Old Byronian, Karazhan." Ignoring Karazhan's gloomy face, he rubbed his hands together and turned the pages with great anticipation.

An endless ocean of words unfolded before them once again.

Roy punted in his small boat, the waves were calm, and he seemed to be leisurely cruising on the river.

Karazhan is a canoe with a treacherous, sticky muddy bottom, making it almost impossible to move.

The two were traveling at roughly the same speed, about a hundred times faster.

Pain, unease, despair—countless negative emotions swept across Karazhan's face, bringing back memories of the ten greatest warriors of the past, which now felt particularly ironic.

He steadied himself, and even though it felt like a thousand needles were piercing his mind, he continued to move forward slowly and steadily.

……

This time, the study session lasted until evening.

Orange light flowed through the mountains.

Roy's notes reached over 1600 pages.

Karazhan seems to be getting better, and I've actually read over 100 pages.

Although his memory may not be as solid as Roy's, he has at least narrowed the gap to less than a hundredfold.

That's all for today.

Soraya interrupted them.

—You are all exhausted and need to rest, but I don't have any extra beds here.

This is an order to leave.

Neither of them dared to disobey the wizard's words, but Roy had not forgotten why he had come here in the first place.

"Miss Soraya, I understand." He nodded solemnly, then changed the subject, "I feel that my physical strength is still too weak. I'm already feeling mentally exhausted after only studying for such a short time. How can my physical condition withstand the high-intensity study in the future?"

--you mean……

Soraya flipped through the book in her hand.

"I think we should move towards becoming knights faster. With stronger physical abilities, I believe we could even study for two days straight!" Roy said righteously.

Karazhan was shocked. Two days?!

Two days is enough to completely destroy a teenager in puberty!

Is Roy planning to kill him?

He continued, "Therefore, I believe Miss Soraya should continue to help us refine our chivalry so that we can learn faster and you can reap the rewards as soon as possible."

He spoke with righteous indignation, seemingly considering things from the other person's perspective in every way.

However, Karazhan knew that they were walking a tightrope.

He silently considered the chances of his words offending the apprentice.

Once the other party retaliates, they will likely be like helpless lambs, at the mercy of the slaughter.

turn out.

You're right.

Soraya said thoughtfully.

"Huh?" Karazhan was taken aback.

Is this real?

—Tell me about the problems you're facing right now.

Although Soraya had been there for three years, she hadn't actually observed the Knight's Breathing Technique much, because she had always held such a thing in contempt.

Her previous assistance in finding Roy and the others' aura was already one of the few things she knew about them.

Roy then told Soraya that he needed to maintain normal breathing 24 hours a day.

—24 hours... does that mean the body should remember this memory?

Generally speaking, once you've completed one full 24-hour breathing cycle, subsequent continuous operation becomes much easier. Therefore, my goal should be to first get you to maintain normal breathing for one 24-hour period.

As a wizarding apprentice, she instantly grasped the key point and used it as a starting point for her thinking.

If it were a wizard from the Life School, their approach would be to first induce the target being into a shallow state of meditation or hypnosis, suppressing its prefrontal cortex and causing it to lose its ability to think rationally.

Next, write the underlying code that will function for the organism, and at the same time provide a reward mechanism.

Then the organism's thinking would become—I voluntarily repeat this action because it gives me extreme pleasure.

This is different from the mind control of the spiritual school, which involves knowing that you are being manipulated and unable to resist. This is about knowing that you will feel comfortable doing this.

Soraya also studied the Life School, but she has not yet put her knowledge into writing low-level code for living organisms.

The dead doctor who appeared in the manor earlier was also a product of the Life faction. Although he looked alive and indistinguishable from a human, he could only perform logic that had already been written in the code.

For example, if a human body is detected, medication is applied, the skin is cut open, blood is released, and then medication is applied again.

However, if the patient does not leave, it will become—

"Um?"

"Get out of here."

He stood up: "Get out!"

In fact, if anyone talks to him for a while, they will find that he gives irrelevant answers and begin to doubt his human identity.

The problem is, she didn't create the morgue doctor either.

She met several wizards in the Life Faction who had insights into this area, and bought the mortician's medicine, which had little underlying logic, from them at a low price—a practice commonly known as outsourcing.

Now, if we want her to do this kind of thing, we definitely can't use the knowledge of the Life School.

After all, the knowledge of bloodline factions was what she was most familiar with.

—Please wait a moment about this.

—I need to come up with another solution.

Roy immediately understood that this wizard apprentice had taken the matter to heart.

Since that's the case, then it's settled. I just hope the thinking time won't be too long.

Hmm... a longer period is fine, as long as I don't suggest anything that would harm his health.

Suddenly, Roy felt like he had become the client.