A noun entry: Wizard

Ten days later.

Miscellaneous Affairs Department.

"1100 contribution points?" Russell checked his contribution count, which was less than he had expected.

"The corpse of a Level 2 Sea Heir is quite badly damaged. A complete one would be worth 1000 contribution points, but this one would be worth less, plus the scattered contribution points from other helpers."

"In the end, seven Level 1 Sealings contributed 360 points, one Level 2 Sealing contributed 740 points, for a total of 1100 points."

The wizard apprentice from the miscellaneous affairs office explained.

Russell nodded; this Level 2 Sea Child was already an unexpected bonus.

We can't force anything.

He wasn't sure if a Level 2 Sea Heir would die after having their head severed, so he destroyed their heart as well.

If he doesn't die, there's nothing Russell can do.

He simply took advantage of a time difference to steal the kill.

By the time the others came to their senses, it was still unknown who would kill this level-two Sea Sprite.

"Please replace twenty bottles of Knight's Potions with the spell model and related knowledge catalog for the intermediate-level zero spell 'Wind Barrier'."

"The remaining contributions will all be converted into Originium," Russell said.

The Fury Meditation Technique and Wind Blade Technique are considered perks for newly enrolled wizard apprentices. Once they reach the second level of wizard apprenticeship, they will want to learn new spells.

You need to exchange contribution points for it.

As for books related to spell models, no contribution is needed; you can simply borrow them from the library.

"Twenty Knight's Potions cost 200 contribution points, Wind Barrier spell costs 500 contribution points, and there are 400 contribution points left, which can be exchanged for four Originium."

The wizard apprentice in the miscellaneous affairs department brought out all the items, and then looked at Russell with an incredulous gaze.

"I never imagined that you, who only became a new wizard apprentice a few months ago, would already be preparing to become a second-level wizard apprentice."

"Is this what talent is?"

He was deeply moved, but Russell didn't reply. He picked up his things and turned to leave.

During his two weeks in the stone house, Russell had polished the model of the Vrij to perfection, and it was ready to begin building new parts at any time.

"Before that, take a Knight's Potion to raise your Knight's rank."

Russell picked up a vial of medicine, tilted his head back, and poured it down his throat.

He wiped his mouth, feeling the power surging within him, and began to breathe rhythmically.

Breathing techniques allow for more efficient absorption of Knight's Elixir.

Regular practice can improve a knight's skill level, but ultimately it will never reach the top.

Even Russell's "Skills" section did not include it.

【Knight - Beginner (82%)】

After a while, Russell had fully absorbed the effects of the Knight's Potion, and the percentage progress increased by 30%.

The results were truly astonishing.

This is why those knights would risk their lives to earn contribution points and obtain knight potions.

A single dose of medicine can be equivalent to years of arduous cultivation; who wouldn't be tempted?

In particular, many knights do not have the possibility of breaking through to a higher level, but the knight potion can give them that possibility!

"If I take one dose every day, I will be able to reach the limit of a high-level knight after twenty days."

Russell casually tossed the empty potion bottle aside and looked at the entry system.

[Entry Dust]: 105 points.

"100 points of affix dust can be used for 100 consecutive draws, guaranteeing at least a blue high-level affix."

"With my luck, even if I don't get another mythological entry, I should at least get one legendary or epic entry, right?"

Russell rubbed his hands together, looking slightly excited.

In his previous life, he was a hardcore gacha game player, and very lucky. He once got six gold cards in ten pulls in a game with an extremely low drop rate.

My luck in this life isn't bad either; I'm guaranteed at least a purple rare affix, and I'm also able to pull the top-tier colored mythical affix.

"On another note, even though it's a kill of a higher level, a level one wizard apprentice killing a level two Sealing is a bit too little in terms of affix dust."

"Just like decomposing a regular white entry, it only produces 0.1 points of entry dust, which isn't even displayed on the system interface."

Russell shook his head slightly, but he also knew that this was related to his low level of cultivation and the fact that he had not crossed too many levels.

The difference between a first-level wizard apprentice and a second-level sea scion is only one minor realm.

When he becomes a third-level wizard apprentice and kills a full-fledged wizard, the amount of dust he can obtain will likely be considerable.

The system panel dimmed slightly.

One hundred cards instantly filled Russell's entire field of vision.

"Ordinary white".

"Ordinary white".

"Blue is high-end."

Russell clicked on each one, and before the guaranteed minimum was reached, a blue advanced keyword appeared.

[Master's Fire (Advanced): Fire spell damage +73%]

"The blue-labeled effect is almost on par with the effect of an overclocked spell. Moreover, the difference between active and passive effects is enormous."

"Unfortunately, the element that amplifies my power is fire, not wind, which isn't suitable for me."

Russell continued clicking on the cards, the white entries dazzling his eyes, and every few times the white light would turn into a green glow.

You are guaranteed a blue advanced attribute in every 100 pulls, but within those 100 pulls, you will still have a green attribute guaranteed every 10 pulls.

Of course, this is assuming that nine out of ten pulls result in white, ordinary attributes.

"Purple is rare!"

A slightly surprised voice rang out, and Russell's eyes flashed with a rich purple light.

[Spell Turret (Rare): Spell damage +110%, 20% chance to increase spell count by 1]

"The purple affix only deals 37% more damage than the blue affix, which seems small, but it's spell damage!"

"Unlike 'Master's Fire,' it doesn't have elemental attribute restrictions!"

"What's more, there's also the special affix of +1 to the number of spells, although the probability is only 20%."

Upon seeing the effect of the purple rare attribute, Russell smiled.

In this way, the power of his instant wind blades will be increased by 110%, and it may even be possible to instantly unleash two blades!

"Right now, all I know is Wind Blade Technique, which is nothing special."

"Later, when a terrifying spell is cast, it will trigger a +1 effect."

"And what kind of despair will my opponent show?"

Russell couldn't help but laugh out loud, and then continued clicking on the entries, hoping to get another purple entry.

Unfortunately, as the last card was revealed and the pity system for 100 consecutive draws lit up, Russell's expectations were dashed.

Thus, Russell's gacha pull ended with 1 purple, 2 blue, 7 green, and 90 white.

Adding the original 8 white common entries, Russell chose to decompose all the white common and green excellent entries.

Including the 0.1 point of affix dust from killing a level 2 Sealing, Russell collected a total of 16.9 points of affix dust, but the system panel still only showed 16 points.

as well as.

[Innate Super Strength (Advanced): Strength +87%]

"Once I become a Grand Knight and unlock the second affix sequence, this affix will actually be of some use."

Russell looked at the blue "advanced" entry with some disdain.

He was a wizard.

The spellcaster.

Why did they extract a melee-type entry for him?

Hopefully this is just an isolated case, and that the term extraction system won't be so ungrateful in the future, or you'll regret it.