Physical mage, challenge me to a solo duel!

Modern human medical research, combined with the power of magic, sparked unique teaching ideas in Zhang Miaoyi's hands.

In Zhang Miaoyi's personally written lesson plans, the teaching progresses step by step, from diagrams to manual explanations, from parts to the whole, from the epidermis to the bone marrow, from capillaries to neural networks, and from animal experiments to cadavers, aiming to thoroughly understand a person.

Zhang Miaoyi's plan is to spend two years transforming these trembling little karami into qualified graduates who can still eat three large bowls of rice even when faced with corpses soaking in formaldehyde.

Corpses with wine, the more you drink, the more you have; flesh and blood with vegetables, the more you eat, the faster you eat.

The students who graduated from her program were required to be able to sculpt flesh and blood, and to carve patterns on bones. They were expected to be able to assemble a complete skeleton with their eyes closed and twist joints, or to perform open-chest surgery with their bare hands and remove the heart and lungs.

You're going to study medicine, but once you start, you'll be all silent.

No wonder the senior students were so keen on "treating" the wounded. In this kind of teaching atmosphere, they would either become perverted in silence or become perverted in silence.

Since we can't resist it, we can only try to enjoy it.

Once you get used to it, you'll find that the human body can be quite interesting at times.

Especially for Wang Yi, regardless of how much he learned about saving lives, he did gain a lot of knowledge about the vital parts of the human body.

A poke here could kill someone, a bump there could kill them.

Murder is so easy.

The human body is so fragile.

Fortunately, Wang Yi herself has gone further and further down the path of being inhuman.

Passive magic abilities such as "Ice Skin and Jade Bones" and "Extreme Endurance" make Wang Yi's physical attributes stronger than some mid-level magical beasts.

Don't be fooled by Wang Yi's current well-proportioned figure; he doesn't look fat at all. His actual weight has already surpassed Qi Xiaohao's.

As soon as you step on the scale, the ordinary weighing scale instantly jumps to the top.

There's no way around it; the strengthening of bones and muscles inevitably leads to an increase in weight. Wang Yi now weighs at least nearly 300 pounds.

Fortunately, magic schools don't conduct physical examinations, otherwise it would be impossible to hide one's weight.

Even if someone is 1.8 meters tall and all flesh and bones, they couldn't possibly weigh that much.

Wang Yi actually felt somewhat threatened by this.

As his mage rank increased and he absorbed more and more magic, some things became increasingly difficult to conceal.

Although passive magic is imperceptible to everyone, the changes it brings cannot be concealed.

For example, like the weight mentioned earlier, this is a change that Wang Yi has no control over.

If it absorbs a passive magic like "copper skin and iron bones" later, and then manifests as invulnerability, it will be even harder to explain.

Does that mean I am the 168th generation successor of the Golden Bell and Iron Shirt techniques?

If there's a passive magic that changes one's appearance, like having horns on one's head and a tail after absorbing it, would that make one a human or a magical beast?

However, when a good passive magic appeared, Wang Yi was unwilling not to absorb it.

Wang Yi had no choice but to try every possible way to cultivate and improve her strength.

Strength is the foundation of confidence and the source of capital.

Once he becomes a transcendent mage, so what if someone notices something is wrong? Does that mean they would dare to attack him, demand to dissect him for research?

Haha, someone like that probably hasn't been beaten by an extraordinary person before.

At that time, Wang Yi will only need to say "My halberd is not without its merits" to quell all doubts.

In fact, besides the passive magic, the active magic that Wang Yi absorbed also had obvious problems.

Especially now, the reputation of the four elemental gods has been established.

Compared to the feat of stopping the beast tide and saving tens of thousands of people, the title of "God of the Four Elements" is actually what people care about more among mages.

It's important to know that an ordinary mage can only absorb about three to five spells at each level, and specialize in only two or three spells.

A genius mage could probably double or triple that number, but there are also elemental limitations to match.

Elements are divided into ten categories: metal, wood, water, fire, earth, light, darkness, wind, thunder, and ice. Mages can only absorb magic within the elemental framework that suits them.

For example, Jiang Yue's strengths lie in wind, ice, and fire, followed by earth and lightning.

The king is skilled in the elements of metal, fire, and earth.

Qi Xiaohao is more extreme; apart from fire and lightning, he has a hard time absorbing other attack spells, even if he tries to increase their quantity.

All three of them have plenty of magic crystals, so why didn't they absorb attack magic from other elements? It's simply because they weren't compatible.

Absorbing compatible magic often results in a perfect hit on the first try, while absorbing incompatible magic often leads to failure even after many attempts.

Wang Yi, on the other hand, demonstrated six elemental magics during the spatial rift incident: light, metal, wind, earth, ice, and wood.

It's not just that there are many compatible elements, but more importantly, it spans four systems: medical, support, spiritual, and spatial.

Only fellow mages know how extraordinary this talent is.

The reason why mages form teams is to allow different elements to complement each other, thereby increasing their margin for error and combat power.

The presence of some multi-talented individuals can effectively reduce the number of people in a team.

The four-person squad is the lineup that has been reduced to its limit after years of experimentation with normal mage squads.

Two offensive units ensure basic combat effectiveness, one support unit provides protection and crowd control, and one medical unit safeguards the team members' lives and increases their survival rate.

Offensive classes only need to cast spells, while support and healing classes have more to consider.

The existence of support and healing classes is to increase the team's margin for error and enhance its ability to sustain combat.

After all, it takes at least a week, or even a month or two, for a mage squad to carry out a mission.

In such a long period of time, encountering accidents in the perilous passage between the two worlds was commonplace.

Even the fiercest team is useless if it lacks endurance.

Therefore, persistence is very important.

The purpose of a mage squad is primarily for tasks such as exploration, reconnaissance, decapitation, and raids, rather than for fighting large numbers of monsters on the front lines.

That was the army group's mission.

The smaller the team, the easier it is to move around.

Although Wang Yi doesn't have offensive talents, he has high mobility, high defense, and high survivability, so he can actually form a team all by himself.

Many people have noticed this.

Especially in the military, if there were such a mage, many difficult tasks could be easily solved.

A versatile mage like Wang Yi is exactly the elite that the military needs. As long as Wang Yi is recruited, countless missions will have suitable candidates.

After all, the consistent principle in employing people is to use them to the fullest extent possible if you find someone useful.

Of course, the prerequisite is that you need to catch them first.

In Bai Jingting's reception room, several major generals from the military were being received at the moment.

They came from the Bloodstained Army, the Pioneer Army, the Death Army, the Night Watch Army, and the Candlelight Army, respectively.

Without a doubt, they were all there to "catch" someone.