Wizard: I brought the wrong system...

Chapter 51 Emerald Plains

"Owl Academy has three corner streets, but in reality, we ordinary students without any mystical talents only use two of them regularly."

"One of them is the place we just walked through when we came here, called Life Street."

"Because that corner road mainly connects the outside world with different living spaces inside."

"So it mainly sells food, clothing, and some daily necessities, and some medicines and medicine ingredients are also sold there."

"The other place is Battle Street."

"That area connects to different strange spaces and produces all sorts of bizarre items, including various combat-related things. It's best to buy them there."

……

"What's the difference between a bizarre space and an alternate dimension?"

"A space that is dangerous, or where the danger may not have been completely eliminated, is called a strange space."

"Once it's cleaned up and you can enter and exit freely, we'll call it an alternate dimension."

"This is just my personal understanding. If you're curious about it, you can go to the library to check out the information and learn more about it."

……

"That's right, our academy's alternate dimension is connected to the bizarre dimension."

"Don't worry, you can think of the interior of the academy as five floors."

"The outermost layer is the eerie space contained within the academy."

"The second level is the alternate dimension where the academy instructors and various formal wizards reside."

"The third floor is the teaching floor, which contains classrooms, training grounds, laboratories, a library, and so on."

"The fourth floor is where intermediate wizard apprentices who have not yet graduated live."

"The fifth floor is where you new students, or junior wizard apprentices, live."

"The fifth floor is also the closest place to reality. If you go to the edge, you can even go directly to reality."

……

"Is that the Apprentice City No. 3 in 'Emerald Plains'? I'll take you there around the corner."

……

Scattered villages dot the boundless grassland, where the gentle sunlight shines evenly, giving the light in the air a greenish hue.

The tips of the grass brushed against the soles of his shoes, making a rustling sound. The stream flowed, a comfortable breeze blew gently, and the rich scent of grass made Yaro take a deep breath.

"Isn't it beautiful?"

Yaro exclaimed without reservation, "It's as beautiful as a dream!"

Looking at the beautiful scenery ahead, Desi said quietly, "Do you know that among many students, this place has another name—the Plain of Despair?"

"The Plains of Despair?" Yaro pondered thoughtfully.

"The language commonly used at Owl Academy is 'Fien Language,' but most of us came from distant continents by ship, so hardly anyone knows this language."

"The academy sells automatic translation stones, so you don't have to worry about daily communication and won't starve."

"If you can't understand the language, you can't go to class; if you can't read, you can't choose a meditation method."

"So, we either buy a translation or we delay it year after year."

"until……"

Desi suddenly paused and patted his head.

What am I saying?

"You already know 'Phineas' language'!"

Yaro smiled modestly and said, "It's all the result of my grandfather's hard work; I'm just reaping the benefits."

Do you want me to tell you that I know seven languages ​​in this world alone?

For the first three types of colleges, language won't be a problem no matter which one I go to.

"Let's go, I'll find you someone from your hometown. I'll be quite busy in the coming days, so I won't have time to spend with you."

Yaro sincerely thanked him, "Brother Desi, thank you so much! If it weren't for you, I'd still be wandering around in circles in the Silent Forest, unable to even find my way in!"

Desi chuckled, "Don't flatter me. The mission made it mandatory; I had to bring you in."

"But the mission didn't require anything. Brother Desi has been with me for so long and explained so many things to me."

"We're from the same hometown. You don't know, I was able to escape this desolate plain thanks to the help of my fellow villagers."

Oh?

Are people from the same hometown so popular?

Yaro's eyes flickered slightly.

As they chatted, they gradually entered a village. Desi skillfully led Yaro toward a two-story wooden house next to the village.

The cabin was constructed entirely of rough logs. To ensure the people inside could hear him, Desi used a bit of force, banging on the logs on the door while shouting in the 'Yurio language'.

Bang Bang Bang!

"Delia! Are you still there?"

Bang bang!

"Who is it?" came the girl's wary voice from inside the house.

"It's me, Desi."

"Wait, I'll be right there."

bang bang bang!

The sound of hurried footsteps came from inside the house.

Clang!

A small window in the door collapsed, revealing a wary eye.

But when he saw Desi, his eyes showed surprise.

"Oh! Desi, you're back! Please come in!"

Squeak!

The wooden door finally opened, and a puff of white smoke billowed out.

"Cough cough—"

The billowing smoke couldn't conceal her stunning figure. A disheveled, adorable girl, covering her mouth and nose, coughed repeatedly as she walked out.

Yaro looked at the girl in front of him and secretly glanced at Desi.

Could this be his old flame?

Who would have thought that Desi, with your thick eyebrows and big eyes, would have this kind of skill?

Looking at this familiar scene, Desi sighed helplessly, "Delia, cooking for yourself again?"

"Desi, would you like to try my cooking?"

"I won't try your cooking skills. Just be careful not to burn this house down."

Desi casually joked, then pointed to Yaro and explained, "This is young brother Yaro. When I was recruiting students on this ship, I added some new students to our academy, and I would like you to help look after them."

"Yaro, this is Delia, my companion who came here by ship before."

Delia looked at Yaro curiously and asked in Fien language with a strange accent, "Yaro, what's your name?"

Yaro smiled and replied in Yurio, "Hello, Senior Delia."

"Huh, how come you know how to do that too...?"

Yaro once again used his old excuse to shift the blame to his grandfather, without worrying about revealing anything.

After all, who would actually go and ask their own grandfather?

Where is your hometown?

It seems like everyone who meets someone from their hometown likes to ask these kinds of questions.

Yaro dealt with it casually, but Delia became increasingly excited.

Seeing that the two were getting along quite well, Desi felt relieved and, accompanied by Yaro and the other, walked into the corner of the Apprentice City.

"Oh dear! My fish is still cooking!"

"What?"

Thinking of the smoke he had just seen, Yaro felt uneasy and hurriedly asked, "The house wasn't really burned down, was it?"

Delia rushed back, shouting, "The house won't burn down! I'm just worried my dinner will be burned!"

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(End of this chapter)