I have a Synthesizer

Klein frowned as he looked at the other party's notes, sensing problems within them. The principles of various spell models were very rough, with some places even having obvious errors.

It was clear that these notes were copied down by the other party. With so many mistakes and omissions, it was likely the fault of the academy teacher.

"Although I'm not an earth-type mage, the theoretical structure of your earth-type magic seems a bit off, right? These two magic nodes shouldn't be able to coexist, should they?"

Although Klein wasn't an earth-type mage, he could easily understand the elementary-level elemental structure.

"What's off? Don't talk nonsense if you don't understand, okay? This is what the teacher taught."

"Actually, my level is probably about the same as your teacher's. In some aspects, I might even be better."

Hearing Klein's words, the student across from him looked at him with suspicion.

They were about the same age. Showing off earlier was one thing, but couldn't he brag a bit more reasonably? This felt like an embarrassing boast.

Klein touched his chin. If reaching Tier 2 allowed one to become a teaching assistant at the academy, and Tier 3 allowed one to become a teacher, then he should be able to work as a teacher at the academy now, right? He wasn't talking nonsense.

"Change this, this, and this, and then try again."

"Why should I change it?"

"Just try it. It can't be worse than your current spell model anyway."

Klein pointed out several problematic points in the other party's spell model. This was based on his modifications combining ancient magic theory. Other than slightly higher mana consumption, there were absolutely no problems.

The male student across from him tried to construct a rock block spell in his hand with doubt. After trying it, he exclaimed in surprise.

"It really seems to work better! It's just that the mana consumption is a bit higher. Thank you, senior? Are you a teacher at the academy too? Which department are you in? I can go listen to your lectures when I have time."

Klein originally wanted to say that he was also a student, but after thinking about it, he nodded.

"Yes, I'm an arcane teacher at the academy, Klein."

Becky and Eric turned their heads, their eyes showing inquiry, but Klein didn't explain to them.

In his previous life, although there were differences between people, they were never as large as in this world.

If someone couldn't survive, with enough ruthlessness, they could buy a dagger and stab someone who was doing better than them or someone they disliked. Many murderers were like this.

This was because there was no difference in individual strength in his previous life, or rather, the difference wasn't large. The biggest difference was no more than the gap between ordinary people and fighting champions, which could be bridged by knives, weapons, and the like.

With little difference in strength, the sense of distance between people was also small, and everyone could barely get along.

But this world was different. The difference in individual strength was too great. The gap between ordinary people and professionals was like an insurmountable chasm, which would create a great sense of distance between people.

If Klein told the other party that he was a student, it would only cause the other party to lose confidence.

This feeling was like in his previous life, when some people said they could only earn 50,000 to 60,000 a month and couldn't go on, which sounded like a mockery to some people.

Although the person earning 50,000 to 60,000 might really think that 50,000 to 60,000 was too little, most ordinary people would basically not like to have too much contact with such people, especially classmates.

Klein felt that the student across from him was pretty good. Meeting on the train could be considered fate, so why should he undermine the other party's confidence?

"Teacher Klein is so young! I'm Hart from the third-year elemental department. Nice to meet you."

Third year, huh? He's my senior, but Klein nodded and continued chatting with Hart.

Until they entered Palomia Station, Klein suddenly extended his hand to Hart.

"Student Hart, I'm quite superstitious. I feel like my luck has been better since I met you.

Blow a breath and share some of your luck with me, okay?"

Hart was stunned for a moment, then nodded.

"Of course, no problem, phew!"

"Thanks."

Klein opened the synthesizer again without showing any emotion and put in three wondrous weapons.

【Crimson Moon (Wonder) + Wave Fang (Wonder) + Gale Iron Rod (Wonder)】

【Synthesizing, please wait】

【You obtained Radiant Moon (Magic Item)】

Klein raised his eyebrows and said with a smile that wasn't quite a smile.

"As expected, saving the unlucky still depends on metaphysics. This guy really has a mouthful of fairy energy!"

Radiant Moon

Grade: Magic Item

Attack: 10

Effect 1 - Moonlight: Magic power conduction is maximized. No matter how much power you use, as long as you touch your opponent, it will cause at least 50% damage.

Effect 2 - Extension: Radiant Moon is a lightsaber that can extend up to 20 meters with the injection of magic power. As the length increases, the toughness and power will decrease.

Effect 3 - Magic Absorption: When Radiant Moon pierces another person's body, it will absorb the other party's magic power and feed 20% back to the holder.

Introduction: I'll allow you to run 19 meters first.

"A high-level magic item with three attributes! As expected, metaphysics is the best way to improve equipment."

Magic items have 2-3 attributes. Generally speaking, 3-attribute items are stronger than 2-attribute items.

Klein was very satisfied with his weapon. He turned to Hart and said.

"Student Hart, thanks. I'll give you this, don't refuse. Just consider it a thank you for your luck."

Indeed, in the eyes of ordinary students like Hart, artifact-level weapons were already priceless.

After leaving the train station, Hart clenched his fist as he watched Klein and the others leave.

"Hart, is he really a teacher? He looks so young."

Hart shook his head and smiled.

"I believed it at first, but then I thought about it. How could someone like that be a teacher at such a young age? He only said he was a teacher because he didn't want us to feel bad."

......

After the three returned to Jay's Society together, Klein instructed.

"Dismissed. In Jay's Society, unless it's something very important, the three of us shouldn't have any contact. Let's all improve our strength first."

"Okay!"

After Eric and Becky nodded, they separated.

Klein went to the potion rest area and, after confirming with Marian that Lance's development had been stable during this time, he was relieved.

Klein was already very satisfied with the current situation. What they needed to do now was to settle down and accumulate experience in Jay's Society.

Returning to his room, Klein took out the Gleaming Moon Light.

In its initial state, the Gleaming Moon Light was a magic lightsaber with a hilt of about 3.5 nanometers and a blade of 12 nanometers.

However, if he injected more non-attribute magic power into the Gleaming Moon Light, he could extend the length of the Gleaming Moon Light.

In his room, Klein could extend the Gleaming Moon Light to a maximum of 5.5 meters, greatly increasing his attack range. The strength of the light blade at this length was still acceptable, and he felt it was already awesome.

As for extending it to 20 meters, Klein felt it was a bit too exaggerated, and the length of the room didn't meet the testing conditions.

Klein felt the length, and he felt that a blade length of 16-18 nanometers was the most comfortable for him to slash people.

The Gleaming Moon Light had many advantages, but it also had its disadvantages. As a magic weapon, the biggest disadvantage of the Gleaming Moon Light was its low base attack. Its base attack power was a constant value of 10, even less than some ordinary standard weapons.

Without magic power, the Gleaming Moon Light basically couldn't exert its effect. If a warrior used it, it would only be a large fluorescent stick.

So this sword was a true mage's sword.

"Gleaming Moon Light, not bad, 82 points for style, and the remaining 18 points will be distributed to it in the form of 666."

Klein contentedly held the Gleaming Moon. Because both of his previous weapons were swords, he was still a little unaccustomed to holding a sword. However, lightsabers were just for slashing anyway, and there was no difference between them and swords.

He also had an Axe of Destruction, and its attributes were also very good. Moreover, he didn't have enough money to synthesize magic items, and he couldn't use it himself, so it would be a waste to keep it in his hands.

Needless to say, Lilith had the Reaper's Scythe, so she definitely wouldn't need the Axe of Destruction.

Lance could have used this heavy weapon, but his current identity was a Shadow Swordsman, so he definitely had to use a sword.

Shadow Swordsman sounded fine, but Shadow Axeman sounded very strange, and the Axe of Destruction had no magic conductivity, so it was not suitable as a mage weapon.

Becky might be able to use it, but it would be strange for a Holy Knight to use an axe, and Becky herself seemed to prefer using a sword, so it wasn't very suitable.

It seemed that he didn't have any muscular strongmen under his command who were good at using axes. Was he going to have a magic item stuck in his hands? That's a bit of a pity!

"Forget it, let's see what happens first."

Klein put aside the other things and decided to strengthen his various equipment first.

He hadn't used the strengthening function before, not because strengthening was useless.

Once he wanted to strengthen, the first problem he faced was that the resource consumption was too great, and when his strength was not enough, all the resources had to be used to improve his strength.

Now that his strength had increased, he had the energy and resources to improve his equipment.

The second problem was that the equipment was replaced too quickly, and even artifact-level items were replaced too quickly. Moreover, artifact equipment was too fragile, and it would be even more painful if it broke or was damaged in battle.

For example, his previous Shattered Falling Camellia. Fortunately, he didn't strengthen it, otherwise, it would have been a huge loss.

But now it was different. Many of his current equipment were already magic items, and things like the Gleaming Moon Light were qualified to be strengthened.

The third problem was the problem of strengthening materials. It wasn't until he advanced to a third-order mage that the synthesizer opened its sixth function. Don't ask why it wasn't introduced before, it was there before, but the author forgot to write it.

【Decomposition】

【Decompose an item that has magic, and get corresponding magic item fragments according to its value】

Klein had decomposed a few artifacts before. He saw that the most rubbish kind of artifact could generally be decomposed into 3-4 artifact fragments, and slightly better artifacts could be decomposed into 6-10 fragments.

Only with enough fragments could items be strengthened, so only after having the ability to decompose did Klein have the qualifications to strengthen items stably.

Although strengthening items can significantly increase the strength of equipment, the consumption is also huge. But Klein had already decided to strengthen them, because he believed that spending money could change fate.