A noun entry: Wizard

"Three days later, I will send enough wizard apprentices to go to this place with you."

Schilling took out a map and marked a point on it.

"This is a storage artifact. When you reach the location on the map, just throw the contents out of the artifact. It doesn't matter if there are some deviations."

"Then, you and the other wizard apprentices will infuse this thing with your spiritual energy."

"Your task is more important. In addition to your mental strength, you also need to use the ability of the 'Ring of Rilot' to manipulate the elements of heaven and earth and draw them into it."

Schilling continued to give instructions, then handed Russell a black bracelet.

Following Schilling's instructions, Russell activated the black bracelet with his mental power and immediately sensed a space of about ten cubic meters.

In this space, there sits a solitary instrument that looks very sophisticated.

Russell could use his mental powers to take it out or put something else in it.

"I'll give you this storage artifact after this matter is over," Shilin said gently.

Once this matter is resolved, Russell will no longer need to take the potion to forcibly advance to the third-level wizard apprentice level.

He can still have an arcane wizard assistant.

At this time, it is still very necessary to use a storage artifact to connect the teacher and students.

"Thank you very much, Professor Schilling," Russell said happily.

Unlike the feigned joy I showed when I received the breakthrough potion a few months ago, this time I was genuinely happy.

Storage artifact.

This is standard equipment for wizards; only a few third-level wizard apprentices can obtain even one.

The price is also quite high.

It is at least several times more than all of Gus's wealth combined.

Of course, the value of a storage artifact is far less than that of the Ring of Rilot, which comes with a first-tier soul spell.

This can be seen from the fact that Schilling could freely give Russell a storage artifact, but even when lending Russell the Ring of Lilott, he looked pained.

This makes the value difference between the two clear.

"Alright, you can go now. Don't forget to get to the place on the map at this time three days from now."

Schilling tossed the map to Russell, and the smile on his face gradually disappeared after Russell left.

"Willis," Schilling said through gritted teeth.

This guy's appearance disrupted all his plans, and he hoped to achieve his goal in one fell swoop this time.

After all, the appearance of a second-tier wizard is not entirely a bad thing.

"Perhaps I can use Willis's power to speed up that process."

Shilling narrowed his eyes. "Willis, I've been plotting this for five hundred years. You think you can use the Wizarding Association to pressure me and then reap the rewards?"

"dream!"

……

Russell returned to the stone house once again.

He sat cross-legged in the quiet room, activated the magic array, and completely calmed his mind.

Russell opened the glossary panel and glanced at the glossaries he didn't need.

2 blue, 7 green, 90 white.

Decomposition yields 36 points of vocabulary dust.

I checked the amount of dust on my entry again.

[Entry Dust]: 328 points.

"I can perform 300 keyword draws. After drawing them all, I can break down the excess keywords and still make up for a new 100-draw."

Russell took a deep breath and immediately began a hundred consecutive draws.

Russell clicked on each entry one by one.

1 blue, 9 green, 90 white.

Russell glanced at them briefly. The blue advanced affixes were useless, the green rare affixes were even worse, and the white common affixes were the worst of the worst.

Another 100-pull, and I got 1 blue, 9 green, and 90 white.

Two hundred consecutive draws are equivalent to only obtaining 56 points of affix dust.

Third 100-pull.

"Purple is rare!"

1 purple, 1 blue, 8 green, 90 white.

[Spell Turret (Rare): Spell damage +120%, 20% chance to increase spell count by 1]

"I only have this one purple entry, and you're giving me a duplicate entry?"

Bertrand Russell was utterly speechless.

This gacha pool doesn't seem to have much content, yet I still managed to get duplicate gacha entries.

However, we should stay.

In the end, Russell left behind one green entry, "The Style of the Mediocre," and chose to decompose all the others.

[Entry Dust]: 110 points.

"The final hundred pulls," Russell muttered to himself, and began.

"Ordinary white".

"Ordinary white".

"Ordinary white".

……

"Green and high-quality".

1 green and 9 white.

……

1 blue, 9 green, 90 white.

【Skilled Wind (Advanced): Wind spell damage +76%】

The blue entries are somewhat useful, so keep them for now. The remaining entries total 18 points of entry dust.

Russell rubbed his temples, remained silent, and casually made a single draw.

"Golden...Legend!"

Russell's eyes widened slowly. Was this the legendary miracle of a single draw?

He quickly broke down the remaining entries and made 27 consecutive single draws.

27. White.

Russell disassembled 27 white common affixes, obtaining 2 affix dust, and continued with two more single pulls.

2. White.

Further decomposition.

In addition, there was the 0.1 affix dust I obtained when I was a level one wizard apprentice and killed a level two Sealing.

0.7 + 0.2 + 0.1 = 1 entry for dust.

After piecing it together, I finally managed to get one.

"A miracle happened with a single pull!"

Russell's face flushed slightly; such a coincidental draw would surely...

"Ordinary white".

With his heart finally at ease, Russell ignored the ordinary white entry and instead checked his biggest reward from this gacha pull.

Golden Legend entry!

After a long pause, Russell's face showed a thoughtful expression.

"If that's the case, it might actually be possible."

Russell replaced the "weak elemental affinity" entry with the "Golden Legend" entry and placed it on the core entry of the second entry sequence.

He then continued meditating.

……

three days later.

Russell arrived at the point Schilling had marked on the map.

There are already quite a few wizard apprentices gathered here.

When they saw Russell appear, they all stood up and bowed.

Even second-level wizard apprentices are no exception.

There was nothing they could do; the news that Russell had become a disciple of the wizard Shilling had already spread throughout Panlong Mountain.

This is my disciple!

Compared to the apprenticeship status of the three third-level wizard apprentices, this is a higher-level disciple status.

Some well-informed people even knew that Schilling would take Russell as his disciple because he believed that Russell would definitely become a wizard in the future!

Over time, the saying that "Russell will definitely become a wizard in the future" spread throughout Panlong Mountain.

The wizarding apprentices had no doubt about this and were naturally eager to curry favor with Russell, so they would always bow respectfully whenever they met him.

This also indirectly boosted sales of spell scrolls.

Russell was unpretentious; he would simply respond to every wizarding apprentice who bowed to him.

Some people are quite familiar with each other and will even exchange a few words.

After some time, many unfamiliar faces appeared here.

After chatting for a while, the wizard apprentices present realized that they were actually wizard apprentices from Panlong City!

Shilin promised them that as long as they completed one task, all these wizard apprentices could join Panlong Mountain!