Wizard: Grinding experience starting with Knight's Breathing Technique

Chapter 144 The Legend of a Demigod, a God-like Being, Klein! (10,000 words, please subscribe!)

The sea was calm, and the white waves shimmered in the sunlight.

The ancient ship moved forward at a steady pace.

Inside the classically decorated cabin, Winnie sat on the bed, leaning lazily against the wall. Her long, wavy hair shimmered in the sunlight, turning a pale gold.

She casually crossed her right leg over her left, and even the loose gray wizard robe couldn't hide her long, beautiful legs.

Li Wei sat upright on a high stool, his face serious, waiting for his senior sister to speak.

"Junior brother, how old are you?" Winnie asked.

Because Levi hasn't yet mastered Common Language, Winnie communicates with him in Emerald Language.

Unlike Li Wei, she was born directly into the Land of the Believers, but because her mother was from the Emerald Kingdom, she was also fluent in the Emerald Language.

"I'm twenty-seven," Li Wei said.

"Junior brother, you should shave your beard. I thought you were forty," Winnie said with a light laugh.

"Although I'm two years younger than you, I entered the tower earlier, so please tell your junior brother not to mind," Winnie said.

Li Wei smiled and nodded; he didn't care about these titles.

"You must be a nobleman from the Emerald Kingdom?" Winnie asked.

Li Wei nodded.

"Geralt is also your pseudonym, isn't it?" Winnie said with a smile.

"Yes, you can call me Li Wei, senior sister," Li Wei said.

Anyway, this is the wizarding world, there's nothing to hide.

"I knew it, but it doesn't really matter. In this world, nobody cares what your real name is. It's just a boring nickname. From now on, I'll call you Junior Brother Li Wei," Winnie said.

"As far as wizards are concerned, no matter what your status was before you came in, even if you were the king of the seven kingdoms, wizards will not care."

"Those worldly powers and statuses are nothing more than a bunch of short-lived mayflies playing a boring game of make-believe in the eyes of wizards. What wizards value more is knowledge and power, and your position in the Pan-Dimensional Wizard Council," Winnie said, taking a sip of water.

"Let me first tell you about our Gray Tower so you can have a basic understanding."

Li Wei nodded and sincerely thanked her, saying, "Thank you, Senior Sister."

"Yes, it's my duty, you're welcome."

"The Gray Tower was founded four hundred years ago by the first White-Robed Wizard Salman. The current tower master, Herman, was once Salman's wizard apprentice and is a second-circle wizard. As for Wizard Salman, he advanced to the third-circle wizard a hundred years ago. After becoming a mid-level wizard, he left the Gray Tower and went to the Tower of Stars."

Li Wei nodded. It seemed that a third-ring wizard should be able to live to be four hundred years old without any problem.

He had never heard of the Tower of Stars, and Tutankhamun was not a member of the Ocean School, so he knew nothing about it.

Winnie seemed to see Li Wei's confusion and then said, "The Azure Realm is a boundless sea, also known as the Endless Sea. Our Gray Tower is located on the edge of this Endless Sea. In the far center of the Endless Sea is the Sea of ​​Stars, where the Tower of Stars is located. The Tower of Stars is the largest power in the Azure Realm, where wizards from all over the Endless Sea gather. The order of our Azure Realm is also maintained by the Tower of Stars. However, these things are too far away from you and me. You will know this later."

Getting back to the main point, our Gray Tower now has a second-circle wizard, namely the tower master Herman.

In addition, there are three first-ring wizards who teach "meditation courses", "spell courses" and "general knowledge courses" respectively. You will meet them when you arrive at the Gray Tower, and I will introduce them to you in detail then.

As for wizard apprentices, the Gray Tower has a fixed quota of thirty, and I am one of them. Our Gray Tower pursues a small but elite approach, so we may have far fewer people than other organizations, but our strength is by no means weak. Among the wizard organizations in this area, we are enough to rank in the top five. Our Gray Tower is quite united, and everyone gets along well.

Besides the Gray Tower, there are more than ten other major wizarding organizations in the nearby seas, including: Sighing Breeze, Whale Song Island, Dark Cave, and Ship of the Dead.

Among them, Whale Song Island is the strongest because its current island lord is a third-ring wizard. Apart from that, the other forces are about the same, and generally have a second-ring wizard in charge.

Of course, there are also some smaller forces. Because the Azure Realm is too small and mostly distributed in the form of archipelagos, there are also some formal wizards who have not joined any major forces living on the other small islands in our sea area. You must not trespass on the islands in this sea area in the future. Every wizard hates it when others enter their territory without the master's permission.

Although the Pan-Dimensional Wizarding Council, in principle, prohibits private battles between wizards and advocates that disputes be handled by the Wizarding Inquisition, such acts of trespassing into other wizarding territories are not protected by the Pan-Dimensional Wizarding Council, and the host can kill you on the spot.

Winnie patiently explained things to Levi.

She frequently mentioned an organization in her remarks.

That is the Pan-Dimensional Wizard Council.

This is a cross-school, even cross-dimensional, wizarding organization.

A super organization jointly initiated by the leaders of the old and new schools of wizarding, in order to protect the interests of wizards all over the world, maintain order among wizards, and fight against other forces and even gods in multiple dimensions.

The initiators are usually legendary wizards and great wizards.

In the wizarding world, only a nine-ring wizard can be called a great wizard.

Those who surpassed the ninth ring were legendary wizards.

According to Tutankhamun, the Grand Wizard is a powerful being comparable to some demigods in multiple planes.

Legendary wizards, on the other hand, transcend demigods and can be compared to quasi-gods from multiple dimensions.

That's why Tutankhamun said that the witch Gullweg of the Ice School was the woman closest to the goddess of ice and snow.

According to Article 1 of the Pan-Plane Wizarding Council's Charter: Regardless of your school of thought or region, once you become a formal wizard, you are a member of the Pan-Plane Wizarding Council, and your rights to life, property, and intellectual property rights to original spells will be protected by the Pan-Plane Wizarding Council.

There are also some protective rules for wizard apprentices.

After all, a wizard's apprentice's life is also a life.

Of course, most of these protections are in principle and advocacy-based, because human and technical difficulties make it difficult to implement them in all regions.

In reality, there are still a lot of outlaws operating in the Wizarding World.

As Li Wei listened to Winnie's explanation, he compared it with the information about the wizard he had received from Tutankhamun.

The findings were largely consistent.

It seems that neither of them lied to me.

The ship sailed slowly, until it reached a huge island.

A sigh drifted on the sea breeze.

"That's the sound of the Sighing Banshee from the sea. This island is the Island of Sighs, the territory of the Sighing Wind Wizards' organization," Winnie explained, pointing out the window.

Li Wei saw the Imperial Fist, led by the high-ranking wizard apprentice, disembark from the giant ship and then board a small boat to head towards the island.

Li Wei watched the Imperial Fist's departing figure. This legendary figure among mortals had become virtually unknown in the wizarding world.

"Does the Sighing Banshee attack people?" Li Wei asked.

Aside from the monsters described in Franken's Monster Handbook, he knew nothing about the creatures in the Land of the Believers.

"No, they're afraid of people and will run far away when they see them. However, many sea areas in the Azure Realm are inhabited by powerful sea beasts, including some truly extraordinary creatures that possess magical abilities and are not friendly to humans. These extraordinary creatures are a headache even for wizards, so apart from some fixed safe routes opened up by wizards, junior brother, don't wander off," Winnie instructed.

Li Wei looked out the window and suddenly felt a little worried.

On this vast ocean, will he still be able to prepare all the secret medicines for his breathing techniques?

Although he had arranged for Andrew to continue searching for the transmission diagrams and secret medicines of the breathing technique in the human world, it now seems unlikely that they can be sent in anytime soon.

Ah, forget it.

If you can't find the secret medicine, you can slowly heal it while practicing as a wizard.

Anyway, as long as I become a formal wizard, I will have a lifespan of two hundred years.

That's enough for my liver breathing technique.

Li Wei also came to terms with it.

"Senior sister, what should I do if I want to return to the human world?" Li Wei asked.

"Return to the human world? You'd have to go to the Tower of Stars. There's a warp portal there, but using a warp portal costs a fortune. Even a full-fledged wizard would find it incredibly painful. So unless it's something important, don't go back. What's the point of going back to the human world? It's not a place for wizards."

If you need to contact your relatives and friends on Earth, or send something, you can go to the Starry Sea and find the wizard at the [Owl Hut]. The Owl Hut is an institution under the Pan-Planetary Wizarding Council. They have ways to contact your relatives on Earth. You pay the corresponding postage fee, and they can have someone pick up items from Earth or send items to you. This cost is much lower than returning to Earth yourself. However, according to the Pan-Planetary Wizarding Council's laws, this kind of mailing is limited to inanimate objects and items permitted by the law. You cannot bring in living things or prohibited items without authorization, as this will be considered smuggling and illegal immigration.

Li Wei nodded.

He might not have the chance to return to the human world before he becomes a formal wizard.

He and Winnie chatted and laughed as the giant ship sailed through the waves and finally arrived at a huge island.

The island lies shrouded in sea mist, where two twin towers can be vaguely seen standing side by side amidst towering mountains. Each tower is nearly a hundred meters high, reaching towards the sky.

"Junior brother, we've arrived. Let's disembark." Winnie gently patted Li Wei's shoulder.

Li Wei stood up and picked up his luggage.

Winnie looked at Levi's bow and smiled, "Junior Brother has gained quite a bit in the mortal realm; you have many wizarding items on you."

Li Wei smiled slightly and said, "They're all just scrap metal, not worth your time, Senior Sister."

Winnie covered her mouth and chuckled. The mist in front of them gradually dissipated, and a sea monster covered in brass armor and covered in countless rivets appeared in front of Li Wei, startling him slightly.

The sea monster was about the same size as the killer whale from my previous life, with a blowhole on its head from which black chimneys emerged, spewing out thick white steam and making a whooshing sound.

"Junior Brother Li Wei, don't be afraid. This is the alchemical creature [White Tower No. 7] created by the Tower Master. In addition to being proficient in the oceanography school, our Tower Master is also quite knowledgeable in the alchemical school. Therefore, he usually likes to study alchemical creatures. So if you come to the island and occasionally see some strange metal monsters, don't panic, junior brother. These are all alchemical creatures."

After Winnie finished speaking, she muttered some words, and then her body floated lightly off the large ship, landing on the White Tower No. 7 like a feather.

Judging from the looks of it, it must be some kind of magic trick.

"Come down, junior brother. You're a great knight, so you should be fine," Winnie said.

Li Wei nodded, then jumped off the tall ship and landed on top of White Tower No. 7 with a thud.

White Tower No. 7 wobbled precariously, nearly being smashed into the seabed by Li Wei.

The seawater surged in, soaking the unsuspecting Winnie.

"Um... I'm sorry, senior sister, I'm too heavy." Li Wei was a little embarrassed; he hadn't expected this alchemical creature to be so fragile.

He was a near-legendary great knight, and he also cultivated breathing techniques for strength, physique, and defense, resulting in a physical density far exceeding that of ordinary people.

He was already tall, and wearing the armor of a frost giant made his actual weight exceed a thousand pounds.

Falling from such a high ship, the impact was undoubtedly immense.

"Pfft."

Winnie laughed and said, "It's alright, just don't damage the Tower Master's White Tower No. 7, you can't afford to pay for it."

Winnie brushed the seawater from her long hair; her soaked wizard robe clung tightly to her body, accentuating her figure even more perfectly.

Li Wei gazed at the island ahead. The island was enormous, seemingly larger than the territories of some baronies in the mortal world, with a diameter approaching a hundred miles. A ring of mist swirled around the island, which was covered with mountains and primeval forests stretching as far as the eye could see, accompanied by the low growls of wild beasts.

White Tower No. 7 moved slowly forward and finally arrived at the island's coast. After landing on the island, White Tower No. 7 stopped, lay down on one side, and stopped moving.

Winnie jumped down and led the way, with Levi silently following behind.

The gray tower looked close, but it was actually quite a distance from the coast. To accommodate Winnie's pace, Levi walked slowly.

Winnie actually had a trick to speed up her journey, but she felt it was unnecessary. The Tower of Grey and White hadn't had any newcomers for a long time, and she had finally caught a chance to chat with one, so she naturally wouldn't miss it.

Along the way, the taciturn Li Wei was forced to chat non-stop with this talkative senior sister.

Fortunately, he was a seasoned veteran in his previous life, so dealing with a wizard like his senior sister, who had very few interpersonal relationships, was not a problem.

Before long, Li Wei and his companions arrived at the base of the Gray Tower.

"I'll take you to see the Tower Master first. Every new wizard apprentice has to see him," Winnie said.

Li Wei nodded and followed.

The tower master resides in the White Tower year-round. The White Tower is the residence of formal wizards and has seven floors, with the tower master living on the top floor.

The other three first-ring wizards lived on the lower floors. The White Tower also had some empty floors reserved for future formal wizards, while the first floor was uninhabited.

The white pagoda is 100 meters tall, just as tall as the office building in my previous life.

Li Wei entered the first level of the White Tower, where there was a huge circular plaza. There were some uniquely designed wooden boards on the plaza. Li Wei looked at them and saw that they were all timetables for wizard courses, as well as task boards and other public function areas.

In the very center of the square was a stone pillar that ran through the entire white pagoda. On the pillar, Li Wei saw a giant, white serpent as thick as a water vat coiled around it.

The giant snake was enormous, with each scale the size of a palm, gleaming with a metallic sheen. It coiled around the pillar, raised its head, flicked its tongue, and exuded a chilling aura as it stared at Li Wei and his companions.

The giant serpent's imposing presence gave Li Wei a tremendous sense of oppression.

Even the legendary knight Anderson, a first-generation vampire, did not exert such immense pressure on Li Wei.

"An extraordinary being, a true extraordinary being! And at least comparable to a formal wizard," Li Wei exclaimed in amazement.

"Let's go, let Joelman Gander lead us to the seventh floor," Winnie said. She gently approached the white snake, reached out her hand, and the white snake lowered its head, allowing her to stroke it.

"Junior brother, come here, don't be afraid. Yoman Gand was the pet that the first Tower Master raised when he was young. He was originally a Frost-Patterned Ice Python, which the first Tower Master raised from a young age. Its age is the same as the Gray Tower, and it has witnessed four hundred years of changes in our organization. By the way, apart from the Tower Master, only I can touch Yoman's head, hehe." Winnie looked smug, obviously this was something to be proud of.

After Li Wei walked over, the white snake kept flicking its tongue beside him. Li Wei could feel that the black snake seed in his body seemed to have been provoked, and an invisible aura emanated from Li Wei's pupils.

Then, the white snake quietly poked its head back.

I no longer dare to sniff around Li Wei casually.

Li Wei sensed the unusual movement of the Black Serpent Seed.

If the black serpent holding the candle truly exists, then even if the white serpent is an extraordinary creature, it would be a mere junior compared to the powerful black serpent.

Then, the white snake's tail wrapped around Levi and Winnie, its body coiling around the giant pillar as it spiraled upwards.

Soon, they reached the seventh floor.

After putting Li Wei and the others down.

The white snake's pupils stared at Li Wei, then silently lowered.

The seventh floor was vast, and Li Wei saw all sorts of rooms, each marked with a skull and crossbones symbol signifying danger, and the words "Forbidden Ground of the Tower Master, Trespassing Will Be Severely Punished!"

Finally, Li Wei and his companions stopped in front of a small hut.

Because she had given prior notice, Winnie dared to bring Levi to the seventh floor; otherwise, trespassing on the tower master's seventh-floor residence would have had serious consequences.

According to the rules of the Pan-Dimensional Wizarding Council, the leader of every legally registered wizarding organization is entitled to formulate its own rules within the scope permitted by the charter.

Therefore, in the Gray Tower, the Tower Master is the one who sets all the rules within the tower.

The door to the small house was tightly closed. Li Wei's advanced vibration perception allowed him to sense the person inside, who was presumably the Tower Master.

On the lock of the wooden door is a carved ouroboros.

The snake kept turning.

Then, after locking the door and leaving, the wooden door opened automatically.

The creaking sound echoed melodiously inside the tower.

Inside the small house, an elderly man dressed in a gray-patterned white robe and wearing a tall hat was reading a thick book.

Li Wei noticed that the old man's right arm, beneath his long sleeves, was made of mithril.

The old man turned around and stared at Li Wei with wise eyes.

"Teacher Herman, this is Levi, one of the new recruits sent in from outside, and he is also a Grand Knight."

Winnie spoke like a lark.

"Greetings, Tower Master." Li Wei quickly greeted him.

The tower master stared at Li Wei, and the alchemical prosthetic body on his right arm suddenly extended, covering a distance of three meters, and gently wrapped around Li Wei's body like a long snake.

Then, the cold, metallic hand gradually retracted.

Winnie seemed unfazed by this situation.

Although Li Wei felt somewhat uncomfortable, he couldn't say anything.

"Hmm, your mental strength is quite good, almost reaching the level of a mid-level wizard. However, your magical power is a bit weak. It seems you've been practicing haphazardly in the mortal realm," the tower master suddenly said.

"Yes, Tower Master, I did indeed figure it out on my own," Li Wei said.

"Not bad. With your talent as the Child of Chaos, to have cultivated meditation to this level at this age shows that you have a good temperament and perseverance. Moreover, you also cultivate breathing techniques. The effort you put in is even greater than that of the wizard apprentices in this gray tower. Many wizards look down on the Child of Chaos, but here, no matter what your talent is, as long as you have a shining point, you can be given important responsibilities."

The tower master did not seem to be dissatisfied with Li Wei's talent as the Child of Chaos, but rather affirmed Li Wei's abilities.

"Thank you for the compliment, Tower Master."

Li Wei respectfully said that, overall, although the tower master seems a bit strange, his personality is quite good.

"Winnie, take your junior brother down here. Take him to meet the other wizards and familiarize him with the rules and environment of the Wizard Tower. I still need to continue my research," the Tower Master said.

"Yes, teacher." Winnie smiled, bowed to the tower master, and then, with Levi, rode the White Serpent Yoman Gander to the other wizards' floors to pay their respects.

Of the other three wizards in the Gray Tower, there are two male wizards and one female wizard, each of whom is incredibly mysterious and powerful to Li Wei.

A formal wizard, even at the first level.

In the surrounding waters, they hold an incomparably prestigious status.

Therefore, only formal wizards can apply for an island at the Tower of Stars and become its owner.

In fact, given Li Wei's talent as a Child of Chaos, without a proficiency panel, his chances of becoming a formal wizard are very slim. It's estimated that only one in ten Children of Chaos has the potential to become a wizard.

If you have a three-elemental affinity, things are much better; you can basically become a wizard in your lifetime.

With dual affinity, there is hope of advancing to the intermediate level of wizard.

As for the Child of Elements, as long as he doesn't die young, he will have no problem becoming a high-level wizard in the future.

Basically, it is generally believed that only the children of the elements have the potential to become great wizards or even legendary wizards.

Of course, there are always exceptions. In the current Pan-Dimensional Wizard Council, there are still many powerful beings who are not children of the elements, but have ordinary talents. However, they often have extraordinary abilities in other aspects, such as willpower, perseverance, and good fortune.

Finally, Winnie introduced Levi to every official wizard.

The two of them returned to the Gray Tower together.

The White Tower was the residence of a formal sorcerer.

The Grey Tower is the dwelling place for wizard apprentices.

Currently, including Li Wei, Grey Tower has a total of thirty wizard apprentices.

In addition, there are many wizard apprentices outside the Gray Tower on this island. They left the Gray Tower because they had reached a certain age but still hadn't become formal wizards and had basically no hope of breaking through. They took up positions in other departments of the organization to obtain cultivation resources.

Unlike the White Tower, the Gray Tower has a total of thirty floors.

So it looks a bit like a pigeon coop from a past life.

However, the advantage is that each wizard apprentice can occupy a floor, and each floor has a large space.

Li Wei was assigned to the ninth floor.

The Gray Tower doesn't have an elevator like the White Snake.

You have to walk to get upstairs.

Fortunately, Li Wei was a great knight, and climbing nine floors in one go was a piece of cake for him.

Winnie handed the key to the ninth floor to Levi.

The key is a bracelet engraved with runes. Wearing this bracelet while reciting the nine-layered opening incantation will open the door, which is very convenient.

"Junior brother, you should rest first. It's your first day here, so take some time to recover. Tomorrow you'll officially begin your Wizard Tower career. Keep in touch, and if you have any questions, feel free to ask me on the 24th floor." Winnie waved goodbye to Levi.

It is said that, according to the unwritten rules of the Gray Tower, only high-ranking wizard apprentices are qualified to live on the twentieth floor and above. Every year, the White Tower conducts an annual assessment for the Gray Tower apprentices. The assessment includes courses and practical combat. The higher the ranking, the higher the floor. Living on the higher floor is a symbol of honor and status, and the facilities and functions on the higher floors are also more complete.

Li Wei smiled and waved in response, "Thank you for your help, Senior Sister."

Watching Winnie's figure disappear from sight, Li Wei chanted the door-opening spell and opened the door to the ninth floor.

After he went inside, the door closed automatically.

What comes into view is a spacious and huge living room, as well as various small rooms.

It has everything: a bathroom, a kitchen, a bedroom, a meditation room, a spell practice room, and a storage room!

Li Wei estimated that the area of ​​the ninth floor should be several hundred square meters.

Although I am a wizard's apprentice, I live in a much better place than I did in my previous life.

It's practically a mansion, no less luxurious than my castle on Earth.

Some landscape oil paintings also hang on the walls. The scenes in these paintings are dynamic: the wind blowing through the wheat fields, the waves crashing against the shore, and eagles soaring...

Li Wei casually tidied up the house to check for any dangerous areas.

After checking everything, he put his luggage on the ground.

"Phew, this went much more smoothly than I expected. Both my senior sister and the tower master seem to be nice people. Whether I can get into a powerful wizarding organization or not is not important. I just need a safe wizarding organization where I can cultivate discreetly. Now it seems that the Gray Tower is indeed good. Of course, it is also possible that they are all pretending. After all, I am new here and do not know anything."

Li Wei muttered to himself, arriving in this remote place for the first time, he didn't know what to do for a while. It felt just like the first day he went from a small county town to the capital to register for the university of law and politics. He was a little confused and at a loss.

He wasn't tired now, so he simply continued practicing his breathing techniques.

No matter where you go, you must not abandon the fine tradition of practicing breathing techniques.

While practicing breathing techniques, Li Wei was also thinking about his next steps.

First of all, the knight still needs to continue training.

He is currently at the tenth level of the Black Serpent, which is the limit. Breaking through the limit at the tenth level requires 8 limit-breaking points, and Li Wei does not have any extra defensive breathing techniques to break through the limit.

Before he left the human world, he asked Andrew to continue collecting breathing techniques for him. Now it seems that even if Andrew has collected them, he won't be able to give them to him in the short term, so he still has to collect them himself in the wizarding world.

Another noteworthy point is that he has almost used up the ambergris statue he obtained earlier.

Next, we must search for a new source of ambergris in this land of the faithless.

In addition, Li Wei now possesses the ninth-order limit Giant Breathing Technique, as well as the eighth-order Crimson Lotus, Ostrich Mountain, Giant Rhinoceros, Blood Whale, Sea Monster, Blood Beast, the seventh-order Thunder Wolf, Vortex Beast, and several rudimentary breathing techniques that have been cultivated to their limits.

The three breathing techniques—Red Lotus, Ostrich Mountain, and Blood Beast—have not yet reached their limits and must continue to be practiced.

Regarding the Dharma seal, Li Wei felt that in the realm of the unbelievers, it should be easy to prepare all the necessary materials.

He plans to go and look for it after some time.

I aim to master all four Dharma Seals to their fullest extent within the next few years.

Even though he hasn't advanced to become a full-fledged wizard, he still possesses spellcasting abilities comparable to a first-level spell thanks to the sign.

Moreover, the sign does not occupy one's own spell slots. After practicing it, it is equivalent to having four more spell slots than other wizards.

The Golden Cross Slash sword technique requires gradual understanding of its swirling power, so we'll leave that aside for now.

As for life skills, we don't need to worry about the second-tier medical skills, but the fourth-tier medicine making skills might be worth improving.

Finally, there are deep-sea meditation and insect control techniques.

With Li Wei's gradual dedication over the past few years, this meditation technique is now close to the second level. At that time, his mental strength will reach the level of a mid-level wizard apprentice.

The art of insect control still requires further effort; I also need to figure out how to cultivate the Sacred Armor Scorpion.

In conclusion, after summarizing, Li Wei realized that even without considering the wizarding courses he would be learning in the future...

The skills I've already learned are enough to keep me busy for a long time.

"Take your time."

Li Wei sighed with a wry smile.

He didn't dare to sleep on the first day either.

He spent the entire night practicing breathing techniques on the ninth floor.

In the middle of the night, Li Wei, through advanced vibration perception, sensed that his apprentice downstairs had brought a woman in, and then they engaged in passionate lovemaking.

In fact, the soundproofing of each floor of the Gray Tower is excellent, but Li Wei's advanced vibration perception is too abnormal, so he can sense almost all the movements inside the Gray Tower.

The White Tower was no good; the official wizards there had all set up isolation arrays for their residences, rendering Li Wei's advanced vibration perception ineffective.

Because when he was in the human world, Li Wei always lived in a large, detached castle, so there was no one else around.

Here, the only option is to live in an apartment building.

This rare experience, similar to staying in a cheap chain hotel in his previous life, left Li Wei both amused and exasperated. He could only shut down his senses and focus on his spiritual practice.

The next day.

The bells in the clock tower at the top of the gray tower chimed automatically.

Li Wei also emerged from his spiritual practice.

This is the alarm clock that calls for wizard apprentices to gather.

After putting away all his belongings, Li Wei put on the Frost Giant Armor and the wizard's robe he had received the day before. In the Gray Tower, wizard apprentices all wore gray robes, so wizard apprentices here were also known as gray-robed wizards.

Once promoted to a full-fledged wizard, one is entitled to wear a white wizard's robe and live in a better white tower.

Of course, even among gray robes, there are differences.

Now, Li Wei's wizard robe is embroidered with a star, signifying that he is a low-ranking wizard apprentice.

On Winnie's wizard robe was embroidered a sun, representing a high-ranking wizard apprentice.

The medium-sized one is naturally the moon.

Looking at himself in the bronze mirror, Li Wei, with his height of over two meters, wearing wizard robes, coupled with his robust physique and thick beard, truly resembled the close-combat wizard Gandalf.

He was in a good mood, carrying his two swords on his back, and went downstairs.

The entire gray and white tower is divided into two sections: the gray tower is the residence of wizard apprentices, and the white tower is the residence of wizards.

In addition, there are other areas, such as the "Little Garden" deep in the dense forest in the center of the island, and the "Alchemy Cave" located in a volcanic crater, etc.

These places have little to do with the present-day Li Wei.

The wizard courses in the Gray Tower are all elective; there are no compulsory courses, only electives.

Each wizard apprentice can choose courses offered by their teachers based on their current progress and needs.

The courses are divided into three main categories: "Meditation," "Magic," and "General Knowledge," which are further divided into basic courses and advanced courses.

Li Wei was a novice, a self-taught wizard who learned everything by himself, so naturally he chose the most basic courses.

This morning's classes included only one basic course.

"Introduction to Wizardry Basics".

This course is designed specifically for beginners like Li Wei.

There is usually only one session per week because the turnover of people in the Gray Tower is very low; there may not be many new people coming in a year.

Li Wei walked into the classroom, where a high-ranking wizard apprentice dressed in a gray robe with sun patterns was already there.

He was the substitute teacher for this class. The formal wizards were too busy, so these basic courses were taught by advanced wizard apprentices, who could earn points by teaching in lieu of these classes.

Points can be used to purchase spell models, meditation techniques, wands, and other magical artifacts in the "White Sail Alley" of the Gray Tower.

Of course, in addition to points, you can also purchase them with "Ether Stones". Ether Stones are also known as Aether Stones, which often contain rich elemental energy. They are an important resource for wizards' cultivation and also the general equivalent in the entire wizarding world.

Throughout the entire basic general education course, Li Wei was the only one who taught the class.

The teacher gave a brief self-introduction and then began the lesson.

The teacher's knowledge was very systematic, providing Li Wei with the wizarding common sense education he lacked. After all, Tutankhamun was not a professional teacher, and there were many things he didn't explain to Li Wei properly.

And so, Li Wei finished his first lesson, and the teacher left in a hurry.

Every wizard and apprentice in this gray tower is always busy.

They seem to have an endless stream of courses, research, and spiritual practices.

Li Wei looked at the bracelet on his right hand; there was another number on it.

"10".

This is the initial score given to each wizard apprentice by the Gray Tower.

Otherwise, without points, you'll find it impossible to make any progress in the Gray Tower.

"If I could exchange these points for Taishi, I'd get ten Taishi. It's a pity that I can only exchange Taishi for points, not the other way around," Li Wei muttered to himself.

Taishi is the only hard currency, while points can only be used in the Gray Tower area.

Li Wei arrived at White Sail Alley.

He randomly walked into a "witchcraft shop" because he needed to buy a necessary witchcraft item.

"Hello, I need to buy a Klein crystal," Levi asked.

"Low-grade Klein crystal, 5 points per piece." The shopkeeper was a lifeless, old high-level wizard apprentice. He was not among the current thirty apprentices of the Gray Tower because of his age. He had no hope of breaking through to become a formal wizard and had long been expelled. Now, the White Tower had arranged for him to guard the shop and spend his old age in peace.

Li Wei used half of his points to buy a crystal ball the size of a fist.

This crystal ball is extremely important.

The wizard's subsequent training would be inseparable from him.

After buying the crystal ball, Levi looked at the various magical artifacts in the shop window, with wands being the most numerous.

"Arrowfish Wand, 20 points, low-grade wand, can slightly amplify spell power, and has a zero-ring trick [Water Arrow] solidified on it, how about it? Want it?" the old man asked.

"I'm just looking, I can't afford it," Li Wei said.

He looked around and found that even the cheapest magic wand cost 20 points.

The store's prized possession, a top-quality magic wand, costs 500 points.

It is said that this wand can be used up to the formal wizarding stage, and it also has three first-level spells fixed on it.

Wands serve two purposes. First, they assist wizards in casting spells. A good wand can shorten casting time, amplify spell power, and conserve mental and magical energy. Second, if a wand contains some spells, it reduces the casting process when fighting enemies, allowing spells to be cast simply by chanting incantations.

Based on the morning's general education class, Li Wei knew that generally only wizard apprentices and low-level wizards use wands for assistance, while mid-level wizards and above cast spells without wands.

Therefore, most wands, even the best ones, are only considered quasi-wielding artifacts and not true magical artifacts.

In terms of value, these wands are not even as precious as Livy's Pot of Equivalence. Many formal wizards do not even have formal wizarding artifacts, let alone wizarding apprentices.

But no matter what, I just can't afford it.

Poor! Even if you have a fortune in gold, you can only eat it as dust.

Li Wei shook his head, sighed, and left the shop.

I only have 5 points left, so I'd better use them sparingly.

He doesn't need the wand for now, since he only knows one zero-level trick: insect manipulation.

The spells of this insect school don't really require a wand.

Back at his residence, Levi took out the Klein crystal.

This is an essential item for wizard training. It costs 10 Aether Stones to buy outside, but within the organization, it only requires 5 points. This is one of the benefits of joining the organization.

Levi touched the Klein crystal ball with his hand.

I entered a meditative state.

On the Klein crystal ball.

Characters begin to appear.

"Mental Strength: 4".

"Spell Power: 15"

Looking at the numbers on it, Li Wei couldn't help but frown.

No wonder the tower master said that his mental strength was good, but his magical strength was not.

The threshold for mental strength for intermediate wizard apprentices is 5 points, and I am now very close to that.

According to the general education teacher, 4 points of mental strength should normally be equivalent to 40 points of magical power, meaning 1 point of mental strength represents 10 points of magical power.

So-called magical power is a product of a wizard's spiritual cultivation.

If mental power is a bucket, then magical power is the water inside the bucket.

Early explanations suggested that sorcerers needed to expend mental energy to cast spells, including what Tutankhamun had previously told Livy. However, after taking a general education course, Livy learned that this theory was now obsolete.

Wizards are a group that pursues innovation and truth. They do not blindly worship the past, but believe that the present is better than the past. Truth can be approached infinitely, but it cannot be truly touched. Therefore, the theoretical changes in the wizarding world are also constantly evolving.

Tutankhamun's almanac is ancient, so it's not his fault. After all, he had lived in the human world for so long and had no contact with wizards, which is quite normal.

According to the latest research theory of a legendary wizard, spellcasting is more accurately described as the consumption of magical power, which, along with mental power, is similar to a two-in-one relationship.

The higher one's mental strength, the stronger one's magical power; mental strength determines magical power.

"No wonder I get weak after only a few uses of the insect control technique; it turns out my magical power is insufficient."

Li Wei recalled the process of practicing insect control before and suddenly realized the truth.

"Insect Control is a simple three-structure spell model. Each cast consumes 3 points of spell power. With my current spell power level, I can only cast it five times. After that, I need to rest and meditate for a long time to recover my spell power. My spell power cap is too low. I need to find a way to increase my spell power cap. This is my top priority."

Levi put away the Claire crystal.

So far, there are only two ways to increase the maximum amount of magical power.

The most important thing is to continuously increase the upper limit of mental power. However, because everyone's talents and physical constitution are different, the upper limit of magical power often varies greatly even with the same upper limit of mental power.

With the same spiritual power and realm, the upper limit of the elemental child's magical power will be far higher than that of the chaos child.

Thanks to the proficiency panel, Li Wei's meditation practice has improved, and his mental strength has also increased rapidly. Although he is not yet comparable to some elemental children, he at least has the level of dual elemental affinity, far surpassing ordinary chaotic children.

However, as his mental strength rapidly increased, Li Wei's magical power ceiling could not keep up.

At this point, the only way to increase the maximum magical power in the short term is through the second method: taking drugs.

The potion that increases your maximum spell power is sold at the apothecary in White Sail Alley; it's called "Green Elf's Tears."

However, Li Wei looked at the bottle and saw that a bottle of low-grade [Green Elf's Tear], which could increase the maximum spell power by 1 point, required a full 2 ​​points. If Li Wei wanted to raise the maximum spell power to the level that his mental strength should be at, which is 40 points of spell power, he would need 50 points.

This makes Li Wei feel immense pressure, because in the Gray Tower, any important cultivation resource requires points.

So he has to find a way to earn some points.

Li Wei didn't go to class in the afternoon. The afternoon classes were all advanced spell courses, and with his current points, he couldn't exchange them for new spell models. Insect control techniques weren't taught there either, so there was no need for him to go to class.

After practicing the breathing and meditation techniques, he went to the lobby on the first floor of the White Tower to see if there were any tasks that could earn him points.

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The story has just begun in the Wizarding universe, so the plot may be relatively uneventful for the next few days. It's a transitional phase, and it's difficult to force in some exciting moments. Also, the main character of this book is relatively stable and cautious, focusing on solitary cultivation and research, so it's not easy to create conflict. In a few days, as the Wizarding universe unfolds, the exciting moments will resume.

In addition, in order to quickly increase the average subscription rate, I have been combining several long chapters of 10,000 words each in the past few days. After a few days, I will return to the status of short chapters to make it easier for some readers to use coupons. In fact, Qidian subscription is charged according to word count. Long chapters and short chapters are essentially the same, both costing 5 Qidian coins for 1000 words. Some readers may find it more enjoyable to read, but others may find long chapters expensive. In fact, the price per long chapter is exactly the same as that of short chapters. Authors write long chapters to increase the average subscription rate, so there is no other way. Besides, it is more enjoyable to write long chapters.

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