Wizard: I brought the wrong system...

Chapter 59 Guardian Knight

What are you talking about?

I don't understand!

Yaro pushed aside the chubby face in front of him, admired the beautiful scenery in the distance, and said leisurely, "What do you mean by not coming to the wrong place? I just came to bask in the sun and enjoy the cool breeze."

What?

Male apprentice?

I'm sorry, you're not in my eyes.

Keita winked and said, "Me too."

Ha, I'm not like you!

I came here with a love of beauty, unlike you, whose heart is filthy and filled with ulterior motives!

Yaro ignored him, but seeing that the instructor had arrived, he focused his attention a little more.

He also wanted to know what this so-called Defense Knight class would actually cover.

Formal knights are not to be trifled with. Only advanced wizard apprentices, who possess the abnormal one-on-one ability of mental pressure, can reliably defeat formal knights.

What other methods can a novice wizard apprentice use to subdue a knight besides keeping their distance?

What exactly does the so-called Defense Knight course teach?

Since it was a free elective course, the middle-aged wizard who arrived didn't pay attention to the others around him. Looking at the apprentice in front of him, he said directly, "Introduce yourself."

"My name is Krosh, and I'm the teacher for this class."

With a casual wave of his hand, the wooden box appeared out of thin air on the open ground beside him, causing the apprentices to stir in excitement.

"A spatial ring?"

Keita looked up and gazed at the view with envy, saying, "I want one too."

Yaro bluntly exposed his delusions: "You're dreaming! That's a perk the academy gives to instructors. You want it? Many formal wizards don't even have that!"

Ignoring the envious glances below, the wizard continued, "We all know that formal knights are incredibly powerful, especially those fully armed. They're practically invincible, and many of our spells can't harm them."

"According to the statistics of the Jungle House, nearly half of the novice wizards who die each year are killed by knights."

"Since most of the tasks assigned to novice wizard apprentices are in human kingdoms, the main source of danger is formal knights."

"I don't need to say anything more. Since you chose this class, it means you already know something about these things."

"I'll just tell you the solution directly."

……

Krosh's mentor suggested many methods, which can be broadly categorized into two types.

First, when faced with fully armed, formally armed knights, try every possible means to escape.

Second, for unarmored knights, use different methods to slow them down.

In short, a novice wizard apprentice must not allow a formal knight to get close!

The methods could involve using the environment, different spells, or enchanted magical artifacts.

"Alright, I've said everything I needed to say. Now you can try it out."

Mentor Krosh casually waved his hand, and the wooden box in front of him opened, revealing a set of tattered armor inside.

Click, click...

Then the armor gradually trembled, connected with each other, and after it was fully assembled, it stood up in mid-air, like a battle-hardened warrior, standing proudly beside the wizard.

"I've brought an armored warrior here, roughly the same strength as a regular knight. You'll come one by one. If it gets within three meters of you, you've failed. Once you're done training, don't worry about it; it'll find me on its own."

After finishing his speech, Mentor Krosh turned and left.

Facing a formal wizard, the students found it hard not to feel suppressed. Once the instructors had disappeared from sight, the atmosphere in the training ground finally became lively.

One by one, the armored warriors tested each other, jumping and hopping around, creating quite a lively scene.

Yarrow and his two...

cough!

Keitan was also thoroughly entertained, his sly smile never ceasing.

boom--!

An unexpected explosion instantly put Yaro on alert.

"Kaitan!"

"Hmm, hmm?" Keita wiped her mouth, turning back in confusion. "What's wrong?"

Yaro pointed behind him and whispered, "Listen, there seems to be some movement in the woods!"

"The woods? There's noise?" Keita's eyes lit up. "Wow, that's something!"

"What nonsense are you thinking!" Yaro hissed. "I meant, there were sounds of fighting coming from the woods!"

"Fight?"

Keita's expression changed slightly, and he immediately said, "Then let's go quickly!"

As the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together. After spending a long time together, Keita and Yaro developed similar ways of dealing with danger.

Something's not right!

Yaro frowned, deep in thought.

What happened?

I've been studying non-stop for two months, running around every day, and this just happened when I was about to take a break.

Keita asked, puzzled, "What's wrong?"

Yaro glanced at the chubby boy who looked nervous, temporarily setting aside his unfounded guess, and explained, "I think I heard Delia's voice."

"Senior Delia?" Keitaen's expression stiffened, and she asked hesitantly, "Then... what should we do?"

"Let's go take a look!"

Thinking about this here won't solve anything; let's find out the situation first.

Yaro made up his mind, and with his body bowed, he disappeared into the woods.

"Hey, wait for me!"

……

Deep in the forest, trees the size of bowls lay broken and jagged on the ground, their ghastly white gaps jagged and uneven. Branches and leaves flew and scattered haphazardly, and there were scattered pits on the ground, some of which contained angular ice blocks emitting white smoke.

Delia stood in the center, panting, clutching a thick tree that was covered in knife and fire scars.

Seven apprentices stood scattered around, their expressions serious and tense as they stared intently at the young-looking girl in the center of the arena, clutching various spellcasting materials in their hands, not daring to relax for a moment.

The leader was a handsome young man dressed in a loose owl wizard's robe. He smiled gently and calmly looked at the girl amidst the mess, saying leisurely, "Delia, stop making futile insistence and hand over the secret recipe for grilled fish."

"You should be able to see that your booming business can't be maintained by yourself alone."

"I, Kenan Nabi, welcome you to the Griffin League."

Delia's innocent face was filled with stubbornness as she looked at the leader and uttered two words: "Dream on."

The leading youth advised, "I haven't even made a move, and you're already no match for these seven novice wizard apprentices. I'm still a mid-level wizard apprentice; you have absolutely no chance of winning today!"

"dream!"

"Why!"

Kenan Nabi shook his head regretfully: "If you continue to insist on this, then I will have no choice but to reluctantly take the magic stone from you."

Delia gritted her teeth and stared at the handsome young man who had deliberately kept his distance.

"By the way, your grilled fish business is doing very well."

"Hmm, if we only take your magic stones, you can make them back later..."

Knan Nabi pondered for a moment, then suddenly clapped his hands and laughed.

"Then I'll break your arms and legs!"

"Not only will you be unable to sell grilled fish, but due to your poor health, you might not even be able to activate your mental energy!"

……

(End of this chapter)