Lord Wizard: Starting your studies with infinite magic crystals!

Another month has passed in the blink of an eye.

That afternoon, within Wayne's sea of ​​consciousness, Wayne placed the last unfamiliar rune after the combination's location.

The formation was quickly assembled.

Fifteen minutes later, the rune combination became "Miracle Array".

This is the end.

Wayne has completed imprinting the last witch array in his hands and needs to exchange it for a new witch array diagram.

.........

outside world.

Wayne opened his eyes and let out a long breath, then relaxed and lay down on the sofa.

"It's finally over."

After a moment of reflection, Wayne began to think about what he needed to do next, particularly regarding himself.

There's not much to say; it's simply a matter of exchanging for new array diagrams in order to continue cultivating.

I was just thinking about it.

Aurora's voice rang out.

"Young Master, have you finished your cultivation?"

Wayne nodded as he watched Aurora emerge from the secret cabin.

"yes."

"And you, are your dragons obedient?"

"Haha, of course I'll listen!"

He then walked over and sat down.

"By the way, young master."

"My brothers messaged me a few days ago, asking when this year's assessment will start?"

Upon hearing this, Wayne became interested, a smile appearing in his eyes, and he replied.

"Now."

"Tell them to assemble at the villa now, to prepare for the assessment."

"Now?"

Aurora exclaimed in surprise as she sent out the message.

"Everyone has been notified."

After it's done.

Aurora then looked at Wayne with a puzzled expression. Wayne nodded in satisfaction, noting that Aurora had done a good job.

That is, no matter what he says, even if you are confused, you will still do it immediately, and only ask questions after you have finished.

"Confused?"

"Yes, young master, there was no time to prepare at all."

"That's right, no."

"When you're expanding your territory, the myriad races won't tell you when they're going to attack."

While Wayne was answering Aurora's questions, the prospective dragon knights on the other side had varying reactions.

A girl who was shopping quickly left a message saying she had something to do, then got into a hovercar and left the mall.

There were also cases like General Delhi's three eldest sons who, while eating, left a message saying they would be tested, immediately put down their knives and forks, and quickly got up and ran outside.

This caused the Delhi couple to burst into laughter.

"Do you think our three kids will end up sweeping the streets this time?"

General Delhi rolled his eyes upon hearing this: "I don't care about that. As long as they don't gamble away my life as their father, I won't bother with them!"

"That's hard to say. In a free-for-all, individual strength is key, but in a team battle, coordination is crucial. They're all exceptionally talented geniuses; it's hard to predict!"

Murora replied in this way.

.........

An hour has passed.

In a valley within the secret cabin, Wayne and Aurora stood on a boulder.

The others formed a circle in front of them.

"Greetings again, fellow aspiring dragon knights."

"Then, this year's assessment begins. It's an individual assessment, divided into four battle circles. The first one to fall is eliminated, and the last one standing becomes the team leader."

He paused for a moment as he spoke.

"Just a reminder, there are still team matches to come, and there will be no treatment options during that time, so please manage your energy and health wisely."

"Any more questions?"

"No!" *80

Seeing this, Wayne nodded and looked at the group, who had quickly split into four battle circles, and said, "Begin."

The words fell.

The battle begins.

.........

Fifteen minutes later.

Aurora leaned closer to Wayne and asked, "Young Master, why didn't you hire a healer this time? They were all so hesitant in the fight."

Wayne looked at the hesitant people in the four battle circles, but instead of getting angry, he smiled.

"Being restrained is just right."

"This is an intra-team battle. What we need is for them to get used to controlling their power, to be able to fight desperately, and to handle heavy tasks with ease."

"It also tests their allocation ability and overall perspective. Allocation ability tests their judgment."

"Judgment refers to how to kill the opponent with minimal injury while remaining alive."

"As for the big picture, it's about whether they can protect themselves while also reminding others, since there will be a group assessment later."

Listen to what Wayne has to say.

Aurora looked thoughtfully at the four battle circles below and nodded.

"I understand now."

.........

Half an hour later.

Looking at the last four people standing, Wayne clapped and nodded.

"Congratulations on becoming team captains."

He then looked at the four people who had fallen first and said, "Then you four remember to sweep the floor in the capital every day, for six hours each day, two hours each in the morning, noon and evening."

"Remember to bring your dragon with you for the three-month period. Someone will come to check on you regularly, so don't take any chances."

As soon as he finished speaking, laughter erupted.

Only the four who fell first wailed in despair, for human joys and sorrows are not shared.

Without giving everyone much time to react, Wayne reached out and took out four boxes containing slips of paper.

"These are your names. The first five to draw are the first team, and the ones who don't draw are the second team."

Done.

Wayne started smoking.

After a while.

Looking at the trainee dragon knights who quickly split into eight teams below, Wayne smiled and said, "It seems you're adapting quickly. I won't waste any more words."

"start."

The words fell.

The battle began, but this time Wayne was dissatisfied, his brows furrowed.

At that moment, Aurora grabbed Wayne's hand.

"Young Master, this is their first assessment. They'll get used to it gradually."

Upon hearing this, Wayne's dissatisfaction dissipated, and he began to view the group assessment from an objective perspective.

Thinking about it carefully, that makes sense.

After all, it's their first time being assessed together. In other words, they need to be people you can trust on the battlefield.

It's indeed difficult to trust others without going through a period of adjustment.

"I misunderstood."

"You're right, they still need time to work things out. Hopefully, they'll understand after this experience."

-

Ten minutes later, the battle ended.

Wayne looked at the four teams standing there and clapped his hands.

"To be honest, your teamwork is the complete opposite of your individual fighting style. I hope you can learn from this."

They said they'd give a big stick followed by a sweet treat.

With a wave of his hand, four top-grade, attribute-free magic crystals appeared and floated in front of him, then he pushed them into the hands of one of the four teams.

"This top-grade magic crystal is a reward for your team's victory; you can divide it among yourselves."

"Long live the young master!"

"Young Master is so magnanimous!"

.........

Listening to the series of reactions and seeing the envy on the faces of the fallen teammates, Wayne nodded in satisfaction.

"If you like it, that's fine. If you want top-quality magic crystals, then work hard to be the winning team next time."

"But I don't think they'd be happy about it, would they?"

"Haha, of course."

"That's right, young master, if you want top-grade magic crystals, you'll have to get past us first."

Seeing his renewed fighting spirit, Wayne changed the subject.

"Come on, show us."

"Don't be a sore loser."

Upon hearing this, the losers, who had initially been inspired, immediately wilted like frostbitten eggplants.

But in the end, Wiggins, the second son of the Derry family, suddenly stood up.

"Dads, I'm impressed!"

"Haha, I'm your mom!"

Upon hearing this, Wiggins, with a mournful face, shouted, "Mom, I give up!"

"Haha, my good son, it's not shameful to lose to your mom!"

Wiggins covered his face and walked to the side, not daring to look up, because he could clearly feel that his older brother and third brother were watching him with amusement from the victorious side.

The thought of returning home made him feel that the future was bleak, with no light at all.

Seeing this, the others naturally stood up as well to carry out their punishments, since as knights/wizards, they had to keep their promises.