What kind of wizard are you if you don't have any entries?

Every magical equipment and alchemical construct will have different [attribute] attributes.

The purpose of alchemy is not only to make the equipment itself strong enough, but also to maximize the strength of the "equipment attributes".

The core attribute of the wind-wing fin is "flexibility and maneuverability," which is the stat "flexibility."

The magic apprentices in the factory, including Verin, generally have a [flexibility] of around 6% for the final finished products inscribed with magic patterns.

7% is already considered excellent quality.

8% is the highest level among similar products.

"8% was something I could only dream of before."

"Having been through the baptism of the golden keyword, I am perfectly capable of stable mass production."

After resting for a while.

Vilin threw himself back into his work.

This is how wizard apprentices work and learn at the same time; that's the essence of an apprenticeship.

…………

Thanks to the baptism of the physical body by the golden keyword.

After a long day of work.

Instead of feeling the usual exhaustion and longing to go back and rest, Verin felt full of energy.

This made Verin secretly admire the Gold-tier entry.

During his free time at work today, Weilin also made a list of meditation practices for himself.

To succeed in this strict wizarding world, you must plan all your available time well.

"After dinner, I will go back and study 'Wings of the Wind: Alchemy Constructs' and other books on alchemy before midnight. Since I have a talent for alchemy, I should devote enough time to it."

"A powerful alchemist must possess a sufficient amount of alchemical knowledge."

"After midnight, we will engage in meditation practice."

"Now that I've become a wizard, I can no longer be lazy and sleep in."

"Unless it is an injury, or the soul is too tired and weary, and needs sleep to recover."

"For wizards, meditation can normally replace sleep."

"Not to mention, I also have this golden attribute to nourish my soul and body."

Holding the books and with his body shrouded in a wizard's hood, Verin hurried toward the wizard workshop's dining hall.

"Vellin, Director Schmidt wants to see you and asks you to come to his office."

At the entrance to the canteen, Verin was stopped by a burly wizard guard dressed in a red wizard's robe.

Seeing this, Weilin was not surprised.

Today, almost all the construct wings he crafts are of excellent quality with a [flexibility: 8%] rating.

All alchemical products can be traced back to the alchemy apprentice himself.

It was certain that I would be noticed, but I didn't expect it to happen so quickly.

"Can I eat something first before going? I haven't eaten all day."

The wizard guard turned his head to look at the dining hall and nodded slightly.

"hurry up."

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Inside a room on the third floor of an exquisitely decorated tower.

Schmidt's gloomy gaze swept over the many wizard apprentices outside the window as they finished work.

He was once one of them.

They lived a life of arduous spiritual practice, getting up early and working late.

However, the higher he climbed, the colder and more cruel the wizarding world became to him.

Without a strong foundation of [keywords], it's extremely difficult for a wizard to achieve anything significant.

The powerful wizards showed even less pity and kindness towards these lower-level wizards.

Without sufficiently powerful [vocabularies], one is simply not worthy of being a wizard.

Even if one manages to climb up, one will only be a low-level wizard.

He had finally become a high-level wizard apprentice thanks to a top-tier [Bronze Rank] attribute, but during a border war, he was ambushed and seriously injured by a cunning enemy wizard, nearly dying.

Although he survived, he lost the opportunity to advance to the first-ring wizard level.

Even though he later obtained the higher-level [Silver Tier] entry, it was to no avail.

While pondering.

Schmidt looked down at the one-foot-long, flat, silver-gray construct winged blade in his hand.

The lines above are beautiful and the curves are quite skillful. Although there are some minor flaws in the details, this does not affect the strength of this refined gold product.

An 8% increase in the "Flexibility" attribute is quite good.

Through assembly of the construct, the entries for the six small wings will be combined together using the "Floren Formula".

Ultimately, six of these 8% strength winglets can achieve approximately 32% maneuverability.

Such alchemy talents are extremely rare!

"Bang bang bang..."

"Lord Schmidt, the apprentice Verin has been brought over."

A knock came at the door.

"Come in."

"yes!"

As Verin pushed open the door and entered, his gaze swept over the luxuriously decorated tower room before him, where he saw the senior wizard apprentice supervisor, "Schmidt," with a gloomy demeanor and a solemn expression.

"Greetings, Lord Schmidt."

Vilin bowed and said.

"Is this your work for today?"

Weilin raised his gaze slightly, and even from a considerable distance, he could still see clearly the familiar lines, curves, and engraved product number—it was indeed his work.

"yes!"

"good!"

The indifferent voice contained a hint of praise.

"Previously, your alchemy products generally had an attribute strength of around 6%. How come there's such a big improvement this time?"

Verin had already prepared for this.

"After being promoted to a first-level wizard apprentice a month ago, I felt that there was room for improvement in my alchemy skills. After this month of adjustment..."

Verin began to recount the excuse he had prepared long ago.

Whether the other party believes it or not is their business.

"You've made remarkable progress; our Holy Ship needs someone like you."

"You have a talent for alchemy, that's good, but it's far from enough."

A gentle smile appeared on Schmidt's slightly aged and gray face.

"To become a powerful alchemist, you need more alchemy [entries]."

"It is also our responsibility as managers to nurture talented newcomers."

"The [Magic Rune Origin Site] will open in two months. It is one of the few [Affix Origin Sites] controlled by our Holy Ship."

"There you can obtain [Precise] affixes of Iron tier and even Bronze tier."

"As an alchemist, you should know the enormous role that [precision] plays in the crafting of alchemical constructs."

"It can be said that the [Precision] attribute is indispensable if you want to become a powerful alchemist."

"Many wizarding apprentices with alchemical talent want to enter and obtain this crucial 'Precision' term, so as to advance their own careers."

"And you... I'm very satisfied with the talent you've shown."

"I will give you a letter of introduction to qualify you to participate."

Vilin's heart sank slightly.

"Lord Schmidt, I was only promoted to the next level of apprentice a month ago, and I've only mastered one spell. I'm afraid..."

"Such an opportunity for progress is extremely rare; once missed, there will be no next chance."

"Don't you want to strive for improvement?"

Schmidt’s cold words interrupted Vering’s explanation.

"There are definitely dangers, but there are also opportunities within them."

"Besides... there are still two months left."

"Here's what we'll do. I know someone at the Goblin Bank. I'll provide you with a high income certificate so you can borrow a large amount of magic stones."

"This is enough to allow you to further improve your strength and master several decent spells within two months."

Verin initially wanted to decline, but after sensing that strange, cold gaze, he composed himself slightly and said...

"Thank you, Lord Schmidt. I will study hard and strive to make progress in the common source of entries two months from now."

"Yes, a talented child like you should give it your all. How can you become a powerful wizard if you don't? You'll understand my good intentions in the future."

With his head bowed, Weilin's eyes twitched slightly.

Soon, Verin left the room with the letter of introduction and the proof of his high income.

Once Verin left, the faint smile on Schmidt's face vanished completely, and his expression returned to its gloomy and ruthless state.

Shortly after, there was another knock on the door.

"Come in."

The girl who entered through the door was wearing a long blue floral dress. Her twin ponytails swayed with each step, and her delicate face looked as if it had been drawn with a magic pen.

"Uncle Schmidt!"

The girl called out sweetly.

"Um!"

A warm smile appeared on Schmidt's face.

"This time my construct wing reached 7% affix strength."

The girl handed over her artwork.

"Hmm! Very good progress. Keep up this pace, and you'll have a good chance of being noticed by Lord Merlindis in the alchemy exam a few months from now. That will be a crucial alchemy exam."

"Is it just hope?"

The delicate young woman seemed slightly discouraged.

Schmidt reassured her in a gentle voice.

"Lillian, continue to study alchemy diligently according to my teachings. In time, I will naturally find a way to make you Lord Merlindis's alchemy apprentice."

"Ah! What's the solution?"

The young girl, Lillian, was somewhat curious.

"If we kill off some of the talented alchemy apprentices, there will naturally be vacancies!"

Schmidt didn't voice his true feelings; he simply stared out the window with a somber expression.