Wizard: I Have a Nightmare World

Lynn was slightly taken aback, not expecting that this law enforcement captain had such an identity.

He quickly bowed again, his tone now more intimate.

"Oh, it's you, senior. My apologies for not recognizing you."

The middle-aged man waved his hand.

"My name is Karen, you can just call me Senior Karen."

"That Leif just now, the wizard Riley behind him has indeed left White Raven Tower, and most likely he won't be coming back."

"So his so-called background is now worthless."

"But you really impressed me today, performing three different zero-ring tricks in one go, which is quite rare among apprentices."

Faced with the praise, Lynn humbly shook her head.

"It was just good luck, plus the teacher gave me good guidance."

Karen laughed and patted Lynn on the shoulder forcefully.

"Alright, stop being modest."

"Teacher Xue Teng has always had a keen eye for apprentices. He has come a long way from the nurturing room to where he is today, and that's not just luck."

"Work hard, and don't let your teacher down!"

After Karen finished speaking, she turned and led the enforcement team away from the training ground.

Lynn watched Karen's figure disappear through the doorway, took a deep breath, composed himself, and continued to immerse himself in the testing of the simulated combat zone.

Over the next few hours, he conducted several comprehensive drills in the simulated combat zone.

First, use Wind Blade to harass from a distance, then use Water Curtain to block the enemy's counterattack, then use Wind Bind to restrict the enemy's movement, and finally use Equilibrium Hand to interfere or finish off the enemy.

After two rounds of simulations, his operation became smoother and smoother, and the switching between different magic systems became more and more seamless.

When he finished training, a number of people had already gathered around the edge of the simulated combat zone, silently observing his training process.

Those gazes were filled with amazement, envy, and awe.

Lynn ignored the stares, packed her things, and left the training ground.

When I returned to the nursery, Amber was squatting on the roof of the lily of the valley cabin, nibbling on a berry.

Seeing Lynn push the door open and come in, she immediately dropped the berries and fluttered her little wings as she flew over.

"Lynn, you're back. Did you have any good news today?"

Lynn caught the amber that landed on his shoulder and said as he closed the door.

"Not bad, the experimental results of several magic tricks have met expectations."

"And I met my teacher's former apprentice on the training field, who is now the captain of an enforcement team."

Amber showed little interest in this, simply nodding to the side.

Just then, there was a knock on the door.

Lynn and Amber turned their heads curiously at the same time, and then went to the door.

Upon opening the door, a servant of the Bloodvine Wizard stood outside.

Seeing the door open and recognizing Lynn, he said, "My master wants you to come to White Raven Tower. He has something to tell you."

Lynn and Amber exchanged a glance, seeing curiosity in each other's eyes.

Without any hesitation, the two of them packed their things and headed straight for the White Raven Tower.

After passing through familiar spatial folds, I arrived at the door of the Bloodvine Wizard's study on the twelfth floor.

The door opened by itself before Lynn could knock.

Lynn entered the Bloodvine Wizard's study and saw that his desk was filled with all sorts of things.

Lynn roughly counted about sixty bottles of medicine alone.

Seeing so many potions, Lynn secretly clicked his tongue in amazement at his teacher's strength, while also being somewhat surprised as to why the Bloodvine Wizard would bring out so many potions.

"Teacher, what's wrong?"

Bloodvine Wizard beckoned and then gestured for Lynn to sit down at the desk.

Lynn did as he was told and sat down in the chair in front of the table.

"Little one, come down too."

The Bloodvine Wizard spoke gently to the amber on Lynn's shoulder.

Amber looked around, thinking that the Bloodvine Wizard was speaking to someone else.

After looking at her for a while, she was shocked to find that the Bloodvine Wizard's gaze had been fixed on her, and that's when she realized what was happening.

"Amber...Does Amber have a seat too?"

She peeked her head out from behind Lynn's shoulder and asked nervously.

The Bloodvine Wizard smiled and extended his hand.

"Of course, this is the seat prepared for you."

As soon as he finished speaking, under the watchful eyes of Lynn and Amber, a delicate little chair appeared on the table, decorated with exquisite little gems and green plants.

The moment Amber saw that little chair, she couldn't take her eyes off it.

She looked up at Lynn, her eyes seeking his opinion.

"Go ahead, since it was prepared for you by your teacher, there shouldn't be any problems."

Hearing what Lynn said, Amber flew off his shoulder and landed on the table, less than ten centimeters from the small chair.

Her gaze shifted back and forth between the small chair, Lynn, and the Bloodvine Wizard. Once she was sure she could sit on it, she jogged a few steps to its side and carefully reached out to touch it.

Then, Amber sat on it and kept wiggling her buttocks.

As soon as Bloodvine Wizard saw Amber take her seat, he flicked his finger, and various fruits appeared in front of her, allowing her to choose whatever she wanted.

Then, the Bloodvine Wizard's gaze fell on Lynn.

"Lynn, there's something I need to tell you."

"The recruitment schedule for the Astral Raiders has been set for one month from now."

Lynn was shocked, not expecting that his teacher had already obtained the specific time of the conscription.

However, considering that the other party was injured and withdrew from the expedition team, it is normal for them to have some inside information.

Bloodvine Wizard saw that Lynn's expression only showed a fleeting surprise before returning to normal, and nodded in satisfaction.

He continued, saying:

"Because you are my disciple, Bloodvine Wizard, you are not only being forcibly conscripted, but you can also go ahead of time."

"Should we go earlier?"

Lynn was stunned for a moment upon hearing this, but then keenly grasped the key information in it.

The Bloodvine Wizard nodded, tapping his withered fingers twice on the table, a hint of seriousness appearing in his eyes.

"Ordinary recruited apprentices will gather together on the day the recruitment order is officially issued, and will be transported by the star-track teleportation array to the outposts of the astral battlefield."

"But you're different, Lynn."

"As my disciple, the White Raven Tower is qualified to open a small teleportation for you alone, allowing you to arrive at the Astral Battlefield seven days earlier."

"This means you have a seven-day adjustment period to get familiar with the astral environment in advance, and you might even be able to acquire some nice little things."

Lynn's eyes lit up instantly.

Seven days in advance!

In the unfamiliar environment of the astral plane, a seven-day head start is almost equivalent to a life-saving charm.

But one question lingered in my mind.

"Teacher, do you know what kind of plane we apprentices are going to plunder?"

The Bloodvine Wizard stroked his chin, recalling the message he had received.

"Hmm... I remember it was a small plane where the life forms mainly gained extraordinary power through faith in totems, and those who possessed extraordinary power were called totemists."

"The strongest being in that plane was a second-ring wizard-level totemistrar, who has now been injured by the expedition team and is only at the first ring level."

"Because that plane is somewhat special, the totemistrar used some means to make the plane refuse entry to formal wizards, allowing only apprentices below the wizard level to enter."

"We could force our way through this situation, but it would take an unnecessary amount of time, so we decided to leave it to the wizard apprentices to scavenge."

"This is the dimension you are about to travel to."

"We call it the Totem World."

As Lynn listened to the Bloodvine Wizard's introduction, a partial outline of this totem world began to form in his mind.

His gaze then fell on the medicine bottles on the table.