From Hogwarts to Strixhaven

Ivy tried to operate on the character panel, but found that the Strijave Statue was a specialty with prerequisites.

If Ivy wanted to obtain this specialty, he had to select the Strijave Apprentice specialty as a prerequisite. Since he had decided to use the Art Elemental Statue as his own pet, Ivy would not give up. It was just an extra specialty slot, which was not difficult for Ivy, who had the talent of [Perfect Part-time].

Besides, Ivy had already mastered the third-ring spell and would soon be able to obtain the next specialty slot. In addition to the six specialty slots of the 15th-level wizard and the 10th-level ancient magic wizard, Ivy now had a total of 7 specialty slots, five of which were already selected, namely, Spellcasting without Materials, Super Magic Tutor (Twin Spells, Instant Spells), Telekinesis (Intelligence +1), Making Wonders, and Eye Spells.

In addition to the two specialties of Strijave, all the specialty slots were selected.

Since the Strijhewen Garden Statue requires the prerequisite of being an apprentice, it is better to continue reading this entry. Ivy can also understand what this Strijhewen is like.

In addition to the Soul Doll Garden Statue and Art Element Garden Statue that have been introduced before, Strijhewen has three other garden statues.

The Soul Fractal Garden Statue looks like a magical creature with a strange fractal structure. Its body is completely composed of solid light. The microstructure and macrostructure are unified. It is an artificial life full of mathematical beauty.

The Ink Spirit Garden Statue is a mixture of ink and shadow. It looks like a small ink mud monster. It is an absolutely excellent helper in literary research and paper writing. When the master is in trouble in the battle, they can also unfold their bodies and become a cloud of ink, just like a squid spraying ink to block the enemy's sight.

Pest gardens are small creatures that live in a swamp where the forces of life and death are mixed. Although they look ugly and thorny, they actually have a deep essence of life. Mages who have studied life and death can glimpse the magic of natural creation from them. Therefore, these contradictory little guys have become the representatives of Mihua College with honor.

Gardens are a symbol of the college's educational philosophy. Strixhaven is similar to Hogwarts and is a magic school famous for its magic education in the world.

Ivy spent a little experience to exchange for a copy of Strixhaven's enrollment brochure and read it with relish.

As mentioned above, Strixhaven is a comprehensive magic university located in the "Akavivo" time and space. It is keen to recruit talented students from the multiverse.

Its mission is to "discover and preserve magical knowledge, pass it down from generation to generation; advocate learning all kinds of magic in a free and open way, and improve the lives of people all over the world through the use of magic."

Similar to the four major colleges of Hogwarts, Strixhaven also has five colleges for students to choose from, but these represent five different research directions, so it is not like the sorting ceremony of Hogwarts, which is carried out at the beginning of entering the school.

All Strixhaven students who receive admission letters will receive a comprehensive basic magic education in the first academic year. After passing the end-of-term exams, they will be sorted according to the students' own research wishes in the second academic year.

There are five colleges for students to choose from, all of which were founded by the famous ancient dragons of Aquavivo.

Through the introduction of the Strixhaven Garden, Ivy has roughly understood the differences between the colleges, so after highly condensing the information in the admissions brochure, he came to the following conclusions.

The first thing to note is that each college of Strixhaven has a research theme and two opposing and complementary philosophical concepts to guide the research direction. Therefore, in this magic university, the discussion about philosophy is endless.

Hengjian College is a place where the main subject is the study of history. The students and lecturers here are more keen to explore the past and carry forward the future. Order and chaos are the topics that this college is always exploring.

Tsuri College is a place where elemental magic is practiced as an artistic skill. Students and mentors will draw inspiration from every visible or invisible element to create amazing elemental wonders. Of course, the teachers and students here unanimously believe that magic is also a kind of art. The two major philosophical concepts that guide all teachers and students of Tsuri College are refinement and display. In simple terms, it is that works of art should arouse people's thinking about the spiritual world, or help people perceive a more grand external world. In other words, the philosophy of Tsuri College is a debate about "inside and outside".

Quantitative Analysis College focuses on the study of the essence of mathematics, using precise calculations to explore the secrets of the arcane. The philosophical focus of this college is matter and theory, that is, whether mathematics is a generalization and reaction of the material world, or a virtual tool derived from the creator of the theory.

Yinhao Academy believes that the power of magic also exists in words and texts. It teaches students the magic of rhetoric, poetry, narrative and writing. Teaching activities sometimes turn into speech contests or fantasy stage plays. The philosophical focus of the mages affiliated with Yinhao Academy is radiance and shadow, that is, whether the purpose of information exchange is to make the world a better place or to gain personal benefits without any effort. No matter which view the Yinhao mages prefer, they all have good eloquence without exception.

Mihua College focuses on the essence of life, that is, the magical power that rotates between life and death. In the schedule of Mihua students, you can always find all kinds of strange courses, including life sciences, biology, ecology, botany and chemistry. The philosophical thought that affects the teachers and students of this college is of course "life and death", but to be more specific, it is about whether the ultimate force that drives the natural process is growth or extinction.

The "Strijhaven Enrollment Brochure" is very thin, with only a few simple pages, but Ivy can get a glimpse of the educational philosophy of this magic university from it.

Unlike the four major colleges of Hogwarts that focus on the essence of students' personalities, Strijhaven cares more about the philosophical analysis of magic on the world. This is a more grand theme that is enough to attract countless aspiring spellcasters to follow suit.

As a magic university, Strijhaven is completely worthy of it.

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Following this line of thought, wouldn't Hogwarts, which recruits 11-year-old wizards and mainly provides employees for various shops and companies in the magic world, become a magic high school? Or a magic technical secondary school?

Hogwarts Vocational School of Magic and Technology?

Ivy threw this idea out of his head, and then clicked on the two specialties of Strixheiden Apprentice and Strixheiden Academy on the character panel.