A noun entry: Wizard

"Then I'll give you one yuan out of the twenty. Go on your way."

Russell waved his hand, his tone firm and unwavering, "I won't be stingy when it comes to helping me out."

Yafna hesitated for a while, but in the end she did not refute Russell. She nodded and turned to leave.

Russell has set such a high price, so she has to do this job well and be worthy of it.

"After the Hai Si landing incident, not counting Yafna and me, there are still fifty-seven first-level wizard apprentices, twenty-one second-level wizard apprentices, and three third-level wizard apprentices left."

"The main buyers are still second- and third-level wizard apprentices. First-level wizard apprentices might grit their teeth and buy one at most."

"In the first half of the month, I can earn at least a hundred source stones, and after that, it's a steady stream of business."

Russell thought so.

Spell scrolls are ultimately consumables.

Many wizarding apprentices may buy them as trump cards, but they will eventually be used up.

If you want to use it for research, you'll need even more spell scrolls!

"To prevent wizard apprentices from imitating us in a short time, we also need to prepare measures to prevent research."

"For example, once opened, regardless of whether it is torn or not, the 'Wind Blade Technique' inside will be triggered."

Russell returned to the research lab.

This kind of thing still needs to be studied carefully, at least to ensure that it won't be cracked in the first month.

As for other wizarding apprentices, they went on to create new spell scrolls based on the book by which Russell discovered how to make spell scrolls.

Russell stated that if spell scrolls were so easy to make, they would have already appeared in Panlong Mountain long ago.

The next day, Russell failed to devise a method to prevent hacking, so he announced a postponement of the sale date.

No wizard apprentices had any objections to this, or if they did, they could only swallow their opinions.

After all, only Russell knew how to make this thing.

He can sell it whenever he wants.

There's nothing we can do about it; everyone needs this stuff.

After Hai Si landed, many wizard apprentices spent their contribution points to buy Hai Si's corpse. Why?

Its primary purpose is to extract essence blood from Hai Si's blood and perform bloodline magic, isn't it?

This bloodline magic only requires a very small amount of mental energy to guide for a few seconds before it can be released.

It can be said to be extremely precious.

It is a life-saving tool for wizard apprentices when their mental energy is nearly exhausted!

The price of Hai Si's corpse is therefore 200 contribution points, which is equivalent to two source stones, and it is even very sought after!

It should be noted that at most, the corpse of a Hai Si can only yield enough essence blood to cast one bloodline spell.

But now, Russell has introduced a spell scroll that costs one Originium, requires no mental energy, and can be cast instantly!

It instantly became a favorite among all wizard apprentices!

On the fifth day, Russell solved the problem of "anti-hacking" and sold the first batch of spell scrolls to the public according to the reservation.

One of the second-level wizard apprentices, not caring about the Originium, tore up the spell scroll right in front of all the other wizard apprentices.

He unleashed a wind blade technique.

This drew astonished glances from many wizarding apprentices.

The mental energy required to refine a spell into a spell scroll is twice that required to cast a normal Wind Blade spell!

Therefore, Russell only sealed a wind blade with the instantaneous power of a normal first-level wizard apprentice inside.

However, this power already exceeds the bloodline spells that can be activated by a first-level Sea Heir's essence blood.

The power of the spell scrolls was proven, which excited the wizarding apprentices who hadn't made appointments, and they all went to Yafna to make reservations.

As time went by, the appointments were fully booked every day.

It wasn't until twenty days later that some of the ten reservation slots for the spell scrolls became available, leaving fewer than ten available.

On this day, Russell finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Making ten spell scrolls a day wasn't a burden for him, but it took up a lot of time.

This forced Russell to reduce the time he could spend researching other things.

However, when a full 190 Originium (ten of which were given to Yafna) were placed in front of him, Russell still showed a satisfied smile.

These can barely be considered two witch wands!

"Next, we need to find a way to buy witchcraft artifacts, but there are no such things on Panlong Mountain."

"The entire Panlong Mountain was built by the wizard Xilin. He gave wizard apprentices knowledge and source stones, and at the same time established a contribution mechanism, which allows them to exchange more knowledge and source stones by making contributions."

"However, this does not include any magical artifacts."

The witch's staff and several other witch artifacts that Gus had collected were all acquired from Panlong City.

Anyway, he doesn't lack Originium.

Panlongcheng.

The largest gathering place for wizard apprentices in the Kingdom of Ent, where a group of first and second-level wizard apprentices gather year-round.

Occasionally, a third-level wizard apprentice will appear, hoping to become an apprentice of Wizard Shillien.

Unfortunately, Wizard Shilling only selects disciples from among the wizarding apprentices of Panlong Mountain.

However, aside from the third-level wizard apprentices, it is said that Wizard Shilling has only taken in one second-level wizard apprentice in the past few hundred years.

"The magical artifacts that occasionally appear in Panlong City are relatively low-level. Even Gus, apart from his magic staff, only uses very ordinary magical artifacts."

"The effect isn't the amplification I wanted; it's a regular magical artifact that can cast additional spells."

Russell sighed slightly, recalling his fantasy of someone with ten fingers adorned with magical rings, wielding a staff and casting spells.

The scenario of a single spell unleashing a 1000% amplification, instantly killing a formal wizard, seems still very difficult to achieve.

It makes sense. Activating so many magical artifacts at the same time would definitely cause a repulsion between them, resulting in the spell failing.

"We still need to take a long-term view."

Russell collected all the Originium and continued his research.

……

"This is a spell scroll that the wizard apprentice named Russell crafted after teaching himself?"

Shilling picked up the spell scroll with a slight surprise and examined it repeatedly.

"That's right, Master, it's that little guy you asked to pay special attention to."

Tarling Laps's large face appeared on the wall, explaining.

"This old servant has investigated and found that among your collection, there is a book that records the incomplete method for making spell scrolls."

"But the highest level that can be crafted is intermediate-level zero-tier spell scrolls, and the crafting method is also very vague."

After a brief recollection, Xilin retrieved the corresponding memory book from the memory library and activated it.

As a formal wizard, the knowledge he possesses can only be described as vast and boundless.

There is so much knowledge that even a wizard's brain cannot fully remember it, so some senior wizards created the spell "Memory Library".

Less important memories can be sealed away and instantly recalled and retrieved when needed.

"It was just to prove a theory that I mentioned a simple crafting method while referencing the principles of spell scrolls."

"Is this all the basic knowledge you need to learn the technique of spell scrolls?"

The wizard Shilling muttered to himself.