Wizard: This mushroom is too fierce.

After the course ended, Roland returned to Northwind City, and of course, there was another person on the bus. Olivia, who claimed to be a "potion master's assistant" but couldn't actually brew a single potion, shamelessly came along.

"The Student Union is a platform established by our Deep Cavern specifically to promote the growth of wizard apprentices. You can think of it as a series of knightly orders."

"If you are exceptionally talented and have the opportunity to join the top-ranked student league, your path to becoming a wizard will be very smooth."

"So, Ms. Olivia, what does this have to do with our cooperation?"

Roland roughly understood that the student union was a series of wizard-style mutual aid societies, and joining these groups would allow them to enjoy some information and economic benefits.

"Of course it's related!" Olivia blinked, then pulled a badge out of her pocket.

The badge is small, about the size of a coin, and has a leaf engraved on it.

"This is my organization, 'World Leaf.' I believe you have tremendous potential, so please be sure to join us."

"What benefits and obligations will I have after joining?" Roland pondered for a moment, then felt something was amiss.

"Of course there are benefits!" Olivia quickly waved her hand and explained, "We can exchange experiences and knowledge, and then learn and improve together."

"In addition, we can also participate in collaborative tasks that the college has prepared specifically for our teams."

"And there are so many more benefits!"

"As long as you join us." Olivia said sincerely, handing over a contract, and then looked at Roland expectantly.

"This is an academy contract. Once signed, you will be bound by wizarding law and cannot easily break the contract. Breaking the contract will come at a high price."

Roland took a look and found that apart from the expensive price Olivia mentioned, there weren't many restrictions in the contract. It simply stated that team members should cooperate with each other and complete the tasks assigned by the academy. The magic stone rewards and various magical materials obtained during the mission would be distributed according to needs and individual contributions.

Roland pondered for a moment, glancing at Olivia and then at the brand-new World Leaf Badge, before asking with some suspicion, "You said the Academy Alliance has a ranking system for student-organized teams?"

"Where does our World Leaf rank, and how many people are in it?"

Olivia's smile froze abruptly. Her lips trembled slightly before an indescribable expression appeared on her face: "None of that matters..."

“This is very important to me, Ms. Olivia!” Roland retorted.

Olivia: (⊙﹏⊙)

"It's like this..." Olivia's expression was extremely stiff. She gritted her teeth and cursed inwardly, "Damn it...damn it...it was so close..."

"Okay...okay...I'll tell you the truth." Olivia gave up struggling: "This is a small team I started myself, and we're currently looking for talented and capable students to join."

"So you still want to get it for free?" Roland said with an expression that said, "I knew it."

"You can't say that!" Olivia got agitated when she heard the word "freebie." She widened her amber eyes, stood up, lifted her fair chin, pointed to herself proudly, and said, "Although I can't concoct a single potion yet..."

"But I've already mastered almost all the basic requirements to become a potion master."

"I... just lack magic stones and opportunities to practice!" Olivia sighed. "After all, potion-making is just too expensive."

"Conditions?" Roland's eyes suddenly lit up.

"Tell me, what are the requirements to become a potion master?"

Olivia noticed that Roland seemed quite interested, and felt that things might be taking a turn for the better.

"To become a potion master, one needs to master a fire spell specifically for potion making, as well as the 'potion property stripping method' that can separate the internal properties of materials and have superb potion making experience."

"Of course, the most important thing is to successfully concoct a potion for apprentice-level use!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a large number of prompts appeared in front of Roland.

[Potion Master class change information detected]

[Occupation: Potions Apprentice]

After changing jobs:

1. Attribute growth (with a focus on improving the mental aspect)

2. Unlock basic profession skills: Potion making and potion separation.

3. Job Change Bonus:

Potions-related experience points increase at a faster rate

Increased mental strength growth rate

[Increased Magic Affinity]

Job Change Requirements:

1. Master a fire spell specifically for brewing potions.

2. Accumulate sufficient knowledge of potions (1/100)

3. Drug property separation method (1/50) reaches level 1

4. Successfully craft one apprentice-level potion (any).

A new profession: Potions Apprentice!

The benefits of successfully changing jobs are still fresh in my mind, especially the improvement in wizard aptitude. I went from first-class to third-class as tested by Teacher Ashus, all after changing jobs by just two.

If Roland becomes a Potions Apprentice, could he advance further and achieve the aptitude of a fourth-class wizard?

Of course, these were just appetizers. He was more concerned with the potion master himself. Unlike the plant master, the plant master is a profession that requires a lot of knowledge, as well as a lot of funds and land.

Yes, from Roland's current perspective, if we compare the Plant Master to a business, it is like a capital-intensive business that requires a lot of costs to maintain its operation.

A potion master, on the other hand, is like a creator. He only needs to master a skill, so once he has a basic grasp of it, his progress will be very fast.

"I've joined!" Roland's lips curled slightly as he continued, "However, the contract needs to be changed. You'll need to set aside time each week to teach me Potions."

Olivia hesitated for a moment, but after considering the difficulty of learning Potions, she couldn't hide her smile any longer: "Okay!"

"If you can persevere, I will definitely teach you well!"

"However... since this involves the exchange of knowledge, you'll have to give me a copy of all your notes from now on."

"Besides that, you can't refuse my request, you have to..." Olivia bit her rosy lips and thought for a long time, unable to come up with her request for a moment: "Anyway, once I figure it out, you can't refuse me."

"Of course!" Roland readily agreed. He could naturally grant reasonable requests, after all, knowledge of potions was also very expensive.

Of course, there is another crucial factor: the silly girl only added Roland's requirements to the contract, and did not include the requirements she herself made later.

In other words, Olivia must abide by the agreement, while Roland has the flexibility to choose whether or not to comply.

After all, it was just a verbal agreement.

Before parting, Olivia seemed particularly happy. Her purple ponytail fluttered in the wind, and her amber eyes blossomed with laughter. Even the tips of her ears seemed to lift slightly with joy.

She raised her hand and waved goodbye to Roland, saying, "Roland!"

"You'd better hang in there, Potions isn't something you can learn so easily." Olivia's face lit up with a sly little expression, with a hint of calculation: "My father is 'Harbour Grant,' the first-ring wizard who owns a potions shop in the prime commercial district."

"That's why I have such high talent, and I was able to try to make potions as soon as I became a third-class wizard apprentice."

"However, I believe in you. You'd better work hard." Olivia raised an eyebrow again. "I estimate that with your talent, it will take you about three years to learn the basics of potion-making."

Olivia left happily, and Roland, watching her look like she had gotten a great deal, remarked, "Turns out she's just a greenhorn second-generation demon."

"No wonder I was so stupid!"

"If I learn slowly, then Ms. Olivia, you'll be stuck with me."