Wizard: I brought the wrong system...

Chapter 62 Common Curiosity

[Ding! Defeat the enemy and gain 163 skill experience points for Thrust]

[Ding! Defeat the enemy, Cat-Style Fist - Climbing Tree grants 155 skill experience points]

[Ding! Defeat the enemy, Cat-Shaped Fist - Running grants 182 skill experience points]

[Ding! Defeat the enemy, Knight's Breathing Technique gains 131 skill experience points]

[Converted into personal experience, personal experience points increased by 631]

Personal Attributes:

Power: 6

Agility: 12

Neural reflex: 18

Stamina: 8

[Remaining skill points: 3]

[Personal Level: LV16:7704/20000]

……

Looking at the information displayed on the data panel, Yaro nodded slightly.

That's a pretty good little monster.

Unfortunately, even now, no better use for skill points has been found.

Supporting Delia, who had an injured leg, Yaro made his way through the crowd and successfully reunited with Keitan behind him.

"Yaro, your idea is brilliant! I did as you said and told them that there were several junior apprentices in a stalemate with a full-fledged knight, and asked them to come and see what was going on. Immediately, a large group of people came running over."

Keita's breathing was rapid, his plump face covered in sweat, and he excitedly asked Yaro, "Yaro, how did you know they were coming?"

Yaro looked up and explained, "Just like eating and drinking, watching the excitement is actually a common trait among most people."

"what?"

Keita, who had only wanted to share his joy of success with Yaro, was momentarily bewildered by Yaro's reply.

Is it something that has the same commonality as eating and drinking?

Delia asked curiously, "Why do you say that?"

"From individual lives to nations and the world, everyone maintains a certain degree of curiosity about external information."

"Because this curiosity helps us obtain useful information, which in turn allows us to pursue advantages and avoid disadvantages in the future."

Conversely, there is a term called "closing the country to the outside world," and the consequences are self-evident.

"The degree referred to here means being in a safe position."

"So you want me to emphasize 'a few junior apprentices,' 'knights,' and 'stalemate'?" Keitan suddenly realized. "You want to tell them that the danger is minimal and that they themselves are safe?"

"That's just one aspect."

Yarrow explained, "We also need to evoke their empathy."

"The reason I asked you to emphasize the novice apprentice is because they are also novice apprentices, and they will subconsciously identify with them. The reason I asked you to emphasize 'knight' is to provoke their hostility."

"They come to the Knight Defense class, and they already have a categorization in their minds. They are likely to subconsciously put 'Knight' in the position of the enemy. If you mention the stalemate, they will definitely want to come and see what's going on."

"With these two reasons, it won't be difficult to get them involved."

Delia stared blankly at Yaro. "Then why didn't they attack me when they saw me?"

Yaro suppressed his urge to watch the game, stiffly turned to Keitan, and asked, "Tell me, when you hear the word 'knight,' what's the first image that comes to mind?"

"knight?"

Keita rubbed his double chin, pondering, and said, "Male? Tall? Robust? Hmm... Full armor?"

Yaro nodded and said, "That's right, exactly."

"What the hell!"

Delia pouted in dissatisfaction.

"I am a knight, a full-fledged knight! What are you talking about?"

"I didn't say you weren't a knight, but that's how knights are perceived by the world," Yarrow said with a smile, turning around. "Especially for these apprentices who just finished their lesson on defending against knights and fought against armored golems, their image of a knight is even more fixed."

"So there's no need to worry about them attacking us when they arrive."

"Because even if we remain in this stalemate, these wizard apprentices will hesitate the moment they see Senior Dili, and Knan Nabi and the others won't dare to bully a group of apprentices with their backs turned."

"Why wouldn't Knan Nabi dare?" Delia asked blankly.

Yaro was both amused and exasperated. "Isn't it obvious? No matter how much he bullies, he only dares to do it in the shadows."

"Because the academy wouldn't welcome their actions in the first place. If there are too many people around, they won't dare to go all out. But if they don't go all out, what are they doing here? Are they all here to exercise?"

"Secondly, they also worry that these apprentices might attack them from behind."

"After all... there might be some of those apprentices who were bullied by them in the past."

When everyone possesses mysterious powers, it becomes difficult to maintain trust in private. Therefore, when these so-called alliances bully an apprentice, the apprentice often finds it difficult to find a force to fight back. In addition, since the bullying is not very serious, the apprentices often have no choice but to endure it.

What if it's a very serious humiliation?

Don't worry, the alliance won't leave any major problems in the future.

Resolving cause and effect doesn't necessarily mean only begging for forgiveness and reconciliation; it can also involve addressing the person who caused the problem.

As they talked, the three of them reached a corner in the academy.

Yaro looked at Delia's still-limping leg and asked, "Senior, what happened to your leg? Should you go see a healing apprentice?"

"I was hit by too many control spells earlier, and I think I twisted my ankle," Delia chuckled. "For a formal knight, it's not a problem at all. I'll recover after half a day of rest."

"Is that so?"

Yaro pondered for a moment, then looked up and said, "I'm going to Battle Corner Street to buy some spellcasting aids. You guys go back first."

After saying goodbye to Delia and the other two, Yaro took the corner road and headed alone to Battle Corner Street.

Judging from Kenan Nabi's previous attitude, he has not given up at all, and Yaro must be on high alert in the coming days.

Now, for Yaro, the fastest way to increase his combat power is to buy spellcasting aid materials that he previously looked down upon.

Upon arriving at the Battle Corner Street, just as I stepped out of the corner, I was greeted by a cacophony of hawkers' cries.

"A two-handed longsword, handcrafted by the alchemist Boa, with unparalleled sharpness!"

"Petrifying Skin Potion, only ten bottles left! This is the work of Master Potion Master Linley!"

"Exploding Firestone, a powerful Exploding Firestone, a masterpiece by the enchanting master Anger! Everyone come and take a look!"

……

Upon hearing the various titles of masters, Yarrow was speechless.

There's only one Owl Wizarding Academy, where did all these masters come from?

A sudden commotion erupted in the mysterious hall in the middle of the battle-spotted street.

"Someone has emerged from the eerie space number 5!"

Do you need any treatment medication?

"Make way! Quick, does anyone have a curse-suppressing potion? Sell me a bottle!"

"Have you collected any Soul Stones yet? If so, I'll buy them at a high price!"

……

People selling medicine, buying and selling goods, and all sorts of onlookers flocked to that direction.

Yaro withdrew his searching gaze and turned to walk towards the spellcasting materials stall on the right side of the street.

(End of this chapter)