Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 6 Mysterious Domain

The next morning.

Before the sun had risen, the supervisors in the residential area carried oil lamps and knocked on each door to wake up the trainees who were still fast asleep.

Nobody knows the regulator's name.

But this bald, somewhat hunched old man not only looked fierce, but also spoke with a mouthful of foul language, showing no politeness whatsoever.

"Get up, all of you! You lazybones! Get up, get up!"

Although most of the trainees here are from noble families, not one of them dared to cause trouble for the supervisors. They all obediently left the residential area and gathered in the square yesterday.

Because the rain didn't stop until late at night, the morning air was filled with the damp smell of earth.

The air was damp and cold.

The trainees didn't wait long in the square.

From time to time.

Then, senior apprentice Kers appeared outside the square, following behind a young man.

It was different from the arrogance she displayed when she first met him.

Kers, walking behind the young man, was extremely respectful, keeping his head down the whole time, and his every word and action was cautious.

"Lord Esos, these young people are students I selected from within the Kingdom of Ketne."

The young man's black hair was tied into a small, aristocratic-style bun at the back of his head. His fair skin and deep-set eyes gave him a playboy vibe.

but.

His expression was very calm, and his demeanor was efficient, as if he were just dealing with a routine matter. He nodded slightly, then glanced at the crowd in the square and said, "Twenty-seven people, one is missing."

Kers hurriedly explained, "It's like this, we encountered Nightmare Tree Monsters on the way. One of the knights didn't control his strength well when digging someone up, and lost a student."

The young man didn't delve into it, saying indifferently, "Give this soul stone to the Enforcement Department. This is none of your business. Just stand by and watch."

"understood."

Throughout the entire ordeal, the young man named Esos never revealed his identity, but none of the students present were foolish; this was evident from Kels's extremely respectful attitude.

A formal wizard.

Vic could vaguely sense the magnetic field emanating from the other person's spiritual body, but he acted the same as the other students.

They dared not overstep their bounds in any way.

A formal wizard is another name for a first-level wizard, and the power they possess is far beyond what a senior apprentice can deliberately compare to.

Although the other party stood still without making any move, Vic knew that no movement in the square could escape the other party's perception.

Even without using supernatural powers, keen observation is an essential ability for an apprentice to become a full-fledged wizard.

Ethos was a person who didn't like to drag things out.

He didn't say anything unnecessary.

He waved, signaling the waiting squires to bring in the tools they would be using.

Then three strong and sturdy squires came to a stop in front of them, pushing a huge 'mirror stone'.

Mirror stone.

As its name suggests, this magical stone, taken from the land of nightmares, is jet black and has a surface as smooth as a mirror.

It can be used to test the talents of ordinary people.

Testers simply need to stand in front of the mirror stone and use their imagination as much as possible to conjure up virtual magical effects or strange entities without any prompts.

Experienced wizards can judge a person's talent level and which mystical field they are good at learning by looking at the reflection in the mirror stone.

Vic knows the origin of the mirror stone.

But all knowledge related to the Nightmare Lands is sealed within the Lich's Life Box.

With his current strength, this is not something he can delve into.

In the square.

After explaining the specific usage method to everyone, Ethos reached out and took the roster handed to him by a servant, holding a pen in one hand, and said, "Maintain order and test in turn."

You're the first one.

The student chosen by Ethos was a shy noblewoman.

She walked in front of the mirror stone and closed her eyes.

Gradually, the reflection of the mirror stone emerged from the water like something indescribable.

A strange wooden door twists and rotates in the darkness and decay.

Behind the wooden door, something terrifying seemed to exist.

He slammed the wooden door violently.

The noblewoman's face suddenly turned deathly pale, her forehead was covered in cold sweat, and she screamed incoherently.

Upon seeing this, the knights standing beside the mirror stone promptly covered the stone's surface with a black cloth.

Aisos wrote a note on the roster, saying, "Talent: Excellent; Understanding of Summoning Domain: Poor; Next."

Although everyone present felt that this testing method seemed like a riddle, and it was impossible to know the specific standards of the test.

But Vic is very familiar with this.

All the knowledge that wizards can learn can be categorized into the six mystical realms.

Change, spells, life and death, summoning, creation, celestial phenomena.

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The breadth of knowledge encompassed by each mystical realm far exceeds the upper limit of a wizard's understanding of matter and spirit.

The talent that Ethos mentioned refers to the test taker's imagination and comprehension.

But the girl in the test clearly showed that she couldn't handle the enormous energy contained within the 'mystical knowledge' itself.

In reality, this reflects a wizard's level of understanding in their area of ​​expertise.

Siggs stood beside Vic, her hands slightly clenched into fists.

She watched as each student completed the test, but so far, no one had received a rating of "average" or higher in the last test, which tested comprehension skills.

The girl couldn't help but feel a little nervous.

She glanced at Vic out of the corner of her eye, wanting to say something to distract him, but faced with the silent square, she wisely kept quiet.

However, Siggs greatly admired Vic.

Because the boy standing next to her always seemed so calm and composed, no matter what.

It seems that very few things in this world can shake his heart.

The dark-skinned, thin boy, Aaron, was also having a difficult time.

His mentality was even worse than Siggs'.

As his turn was about to begin, Aaron felt his legs tremble and his vision go black.

He kept praying to himself, hoping that he could pass the wizard apprentice talent test.

Otherwise, he would have no choice but to return to the village and honestly till the land and pay taxes to Baron Morrie for the rest of his life.

He didn't want to repeat the impoverished life his father and mother had endured.

Fortunately, Aaron was lucky.

Talent is rated as good, and also has a moderate rating in the field of astrology.

When it was Siggs' turn to take the test, the girl nervously took a deep breath, stood in front of the mirror stone, and closed her eyes.

From time to time.

The mirror's reflection revealed a massive vortex of lightning and thunder.

Below the vortex.

The blizzard mingled with lava, the wind howled, and the mirror stone trembled slightly.

Throughout this process, Sigurds' expression remained largely unchanged.

After the test.

First-level wizard Ethos didn't rush to record it on the roster. He carefully looked at Sigurd and said succinctly, "Your talent is not bad. If you are willing to become my apprentice, you will receive ten soul stones per month, plus one opportunity to use the laboratory."

You can ask me three questions each month, and I will answer them carefully.

Think about it.

Next."

(End of this chapter)