Wizard: I Have a World of the Dead

The Undead World, Stormwind, Study.

The light of the blood moon shone through the narrow window, spreading a crimson hue across the desk.

Lin Qi walked into the study, placed a thick stack of books he was carrying on the desk, making a dull thud.

After obtaining scholar status and the first key, he can open the first floor of the Meris Library and learn to borrow books from it.

He sat down at his desk and casually picked up the top book. The cover read: "A Fundamental Introduction to Force".

The Meris Library has seven floors, each representing a different system of knowledge.

The first layer is the foundation and the layer of nature.

This layer is the starting point of knowledge, a basic overview of the entire world.

The professors' knowledge includes arithmetic, geometry, language logic, and basic physics (mechanics, optics, and acoustics).

Basic chemistry (classification of elements, changes in matter), astronomy (celestial motion, calendar calculations), meteorology, etc.

"That's really quite strange..."

In Lin Qi's memory, whether it was the original owner's memories or what he saw after transmigrating, this world was almost identical to the Middle Ages on Earth.

This land is ruled by a bunch of idiots who can't distinguish between cause and effect and coincidence, whose thinking is still stuck at the level of "Oh God, please bless me."

Before coming here, he never imagined that there would be a place in this era with such a profound understanding of the world.

"wizard…"

"Does this Grand Scholar Merris really know any wizards?"

Lynch felt this might be an opportunity to enter the wizarding world. He really wanted to meet this learned scholar who had created the Great Library right now, to talk to him, and to see what kind of person he really was.

Unfortunately, this scholar went on a trip, and no one knows where he went.

"Just wait patiently, it will come back eventually anyway."

Shaking his head, Lin Qi brought his thoughts back: "In the meantime, I'll learn some knowledge here and resolve the prerequisites for learning magic."

The knowledge base here did not disappoint him. After obtaining the books, Lin Qi received a system notification that he could unlock many of the magical knowledge he had acquired in the dungeon using this knowledge.

The thought of his upcoming magic studies made Lin Qi feel a surge of heat, as if he had inexhaustible energy.

He scoured the dungeon and found a lot of magical knowledge, but he was basically stuck on the condition of "insufficient basic knowledge".

Supernatural power is so close, yet all I can do is unleash a fireball. It's so frustrating.

With that in mind, he opened "A Fundamental Introduction to Force" and began to read.

This book introduces the basics of mechanics.

The fundamentals of mechanics include what force is, where it comes from, and how it is transmitted.

According to the book, the operating logic of this world seems to be similar to that of Earth's plane, both based on the theory of gravity.

However, tracing back to the source, Earth's explanation is that it was created by the forces generated by the Big Bang, but this book does not explain the root cause clearly.

In addition, there are some differences in details such as force index and data compared to those on Earth, which need to be re-understood and memorized.

However, the overall logic is basically the same, and Lin Qi got the hang of it relatively quickly. With the help of the study, there were almost no obstacles in reading it.

"rustle--"

The sound of pages turning gently echoed in the quiet study, like a tireless silkworm munching on mulberry leaves.

With each page turned, a crisp system notification sounded in my ear:

"Experience points for 'Fundamentals of Force' +1"

"Experience points for 'Fundamentals of Force' +1"

"Experience points for 'Fundamentals of Force' +1"...

He finished reading the book in less than an hour.

A new knowledge category has been added to the system panel:

【The Fundamentals of Force (MAX)】

That knowledge seemed to be engraved in my mind; every piece of data, every indicator, and every piece of logic was as clear as if it were imprinted in my eyes.

That's the power of a study!

Any knowledge with a complete logical chain can be learned in the study and directly imprinted in the mind, never to regress or be forgotten.

A true, permanent certificate!

Lynch put down the book in his hand, then picked up the second one, "An Introduction to Three-Dimensional Geometry," and continued to study diligently.

......

The next day, early in the morning.

Sunlight streamed through the gaps in the sheer curtains of the hotel room, casting long, thin golden streaks on the oak floor.

The cries of seagulls drifted in from outside the window, mingling with the shouts of porters in the distance and the rumble of carriage wheels rolling over stone slabs.

The air was filled with the salty smell of the sea and the aroma of wheat wafting from the bakery downstairs.

A new day quietly begins.

"Sizzle—"

In the very center of the room, a cloud of black mist appeared out of nowhere, like a torn wound.

The mist surged and swirled slowly, forming an elliptical vortex.

The next second, a boot stepped out of the black mist and landed on the floor with a soft sound.

Lin Qi walked out of the portal.

"Yawn~" He yawned, rubbed his eyes with the back of his hand, and then stretched.

Before I knew it, another whole night of studying had passed. Although I was still full of energy physically, I was somewhat mentally tired.

He walked to the wooden table by the window, picked up the copper kettle on the table, and prepared to pour himself a glass of water to wake himself up.

However, after picking up the kettle, he couldn't find the cup.

He scanned the table but couldn't find it. He then turned around and looked around, finally spotting the ceramic drinking cup on a low cabinet not far away.

He left it there casually after drinking water last night.

They weren't far apart, only a few meters.

But no matter if it's a duke, earl, king, knight, or even the Heavenly King himself, at this point, you still have to obediently walk over to get it.

However, Lynch did not take a step.

He simply stared at the cup, his gaze becoming more profound.

then,

He raised his hand and beckoned to the cup.

A miracle happened!

The cup moved slightly. The bottom of the cup rubbed gently against the countertop, making a soft sound, like porcelain rubbing against wood.

Then it swayed, as if something had supported it from below—and then it floated up.

It leaves the counter and hangs in mid-air!

Without any support or lifting, the cup simply floated up into the air!

It was as if an invisible hand was holding it firmly, and it was slowly and steadily drifting towards Lynch's direction.

Sunlight filters through the curtains, casting dappled patterns of light and shadow on the cup's surface. These patterns shift and change slowly as the cup moves.

The cup floated past the corner of the table, past the kettle, and above Lynch's outstretched palm.

Then it gently falls, and the moment the bottom of the cup touches the palm, it makes a very soft, almost inaudible "tap".

[Wizard's Hand LV1 (13/1000)]

Lin Qi lowered his head, looking at the quiet cup in his palm, and a slight smile appeared on his lips.

"Finally, I'm starting to look like a spellcaster!"