Wizard: I can refine everything

"Of course I agree."

Richard took the crystal ball and bowed slightly to Jorrod respectfully.

"In that case, let's make a contract."

Jorod took out a piece of parchment written with wizard writing from the drawer.

"This is a soul contract. After you sign it, you will be my official apprentice. I will teach you my knowledge, and you will inherit this knowledge and pass it on."

The inheritance of knowledge is the foundation of the wizard's apprenticeship system. In the distant period of ignorance, wizards began to recruit apprentices to pass on the knowledge they had explored throughout their lives.

This relationship is even better than blood to the wizard.

Richard took the parchment. There were many things written on the parchment, but most of them prohibited wizard apprentices from selling their inherited knowledge without permission.

Knowledge is too valuable, and apprentices are too poor.

If left unchecked, a little temptation might be enough to induce an apprentice to sell their knowledge.

After signing the contract, a flame instantly ignited from Richard's signature, and then burned the entire contract to ashes.

"In accordance with ancient tradition, Padawan Richard, I will initiate you."

Jorrod placed a hand on Richard's forehead and recited the eulogy of the ancient wizard.

Richard couldn't understand these eulogies, but vaguely, Richard felt that his spiritual power was growing weakly.

After a eulogy, Richard felt that his mental power had increased by about 0.1 during this period.

This is much more efficient than meditation.

"Okay, enlightenment is complete." Jorod clapped his hands and used magic to attract several thick tomes from the bookshelf with a smile.

"These books are your elementary courses. You go back and memorize these things, understand them thoroughly, and then come to me to buy some of them."

"purchase?"

Richard was stunned. Hasn't he become an official apprentice? Why do you still read books as if you were in the library?

"Yes, buy it." Chucks walked up to Richard and patted Richard on the shoulder, "Don't be so surprised. Senior Sister Anna and I are the same, we both have to spend magic stones to buy knowledge from the teacher."

"This is... why?" Richard asked puzzled.

"It's very simple. Knowledge is precious and should not be passed on lightly. Knowledge that is too easy to obtain will be despised by others." Jorod stroked his beard, looking enigmatic, "And the art of alchemy requires practice. , relying solely on book knowledge is not enough.”

"If you are skilled enough, you can definitely earn enough magic stones in the business district by using magic equipment and potions in exchange for knowledge."

Anna on the side also answered:

"The teacher's knowledge is not expensive. As long as you are proficient in skills, it is not difficult to earn enough magic stones in the business district. With your current skills, I'm afraid it will take less than two years to exchange for new knowledge."

Since this was the rule, Richard said nothing more.

After taking the books brought by Joe Lord, Richard, Anna and Chucks exited the laboratory.

"Okay, junior brother. Hide it so deeply that it won't leak out."

As soon as they went out, Chucks and Richard put their arms around each other, acting like big brothers.

"Your move shocked me and my senior sister."

Anna's mood was a little complicated. Before Richard, she was the most talented apprentice of Jorrod in the past thousand years.

But now the name is obviously going to change hands.

However, Anna was not a narrow-minded person. After being depressed for a while, she put the matter aside.

"Okay, Chucks, let Richard go. As a senior brother, don't you give him a greeting gift?"

With that said, Anna took out a medal from her waist pocket and handed it to Richard.

"This is a badge engraved with a deflection field, which can deflect long-range physical spells such as ice cone."

"Thank you, senior sister!"

Seeing Anna like this, Chuck couldn't help but frown.

He didn't have a magic suit for Richard.

"Junior brother, it's not that senior brother doesn't want to give it to you, it's just that senior brother's direction is not in magic equipment. How about you wait for two days and senior brother can get you a small synthetic beast?" Chucks said to Richard with a grimace.

"Synthetic beasts? Senior brother, are you studying synthetic beasts?"

Richard suddenly thought of the synthetic beast core he had obtained in the entrance exam. He had thrown that thing in a corner and had forgotten to refine the information.

"Well, like my mentor, we both study synthetic beasts." Chucks nodded.

"The monster in the entrance exam is you, senior brother..."

Chucks scratched his head and said with a smile:

"That thing was originally my mentor's job, but he threw it to me. How about it? The synthetic beast I made is pretty good."

Not bad indeed.

Richard recalled the situation at that time. If the monster hadn't been seriously injured and he had magic equipment on hand, he might not have been able to pass the exam alive.

"It's indeed powerful. But I got something that looks like a heart from a monster. I don't know if you can use it, senior brother."

Chucks was stunned for a moment, and then seemed to understand something.

"Heart? You should be talking about the core. If you have a core, senior brother can customize a synthetic beast for you as a greeting gift." Chucks patted his chest, "Senior brother can't do anything else, but when it comes to synthetic beasts, it's still Someone with some skills.”

The most tedious process of creating a synthetic beast is the cultivation of the core. If there is a core, Chucks is confident that he can use the materials on hand to build a low-level synthetic beast within three days.

"Thank you very much, senior brother."

After coming out of the black tower, Richard went straight to the dormitory to find the original synthetic beast core.

This core is still beating slightly after several months without external energy. Its vitality can be described as exaggerated.

After getting the core, Richard spent 15 points of mental power to extract the information on it.

Although he can exchange this information from Joe Lord, he would rather save it.

After the extraction, Richard felt like his head was hit by a heavy hammer, and he was dizzy. But fortunately, Richard's mental power has reached 20 points due to the feedback effect, so after refining the information, he still has the energy to hand the core to Chax.

"Brother, what kind of synthetic beast do you want?" Chax checked the vitality of the core, and after confirming that it could be recycled, he waved his hand and listed a long list for Richard. The list densely recorded hundreds of low-level synthetic beasts with different abilities.

Richard read the list, and there were many powerful monsters like the Seven-Headed Demon Sheep, but Richard considered it and finally chose a low-level synthetic beast named Death Crow.

This synthetic beast does not have a strong combat power, but it has dark vision and the ability to see through illusions. Synthetic beasts, like ordinary magical pets, can be connected to the senses by planting soul seeds. If Richard connects to the senses of the death crow, then he is equivalent to having the ability of the death crow.

Seeing that Richard chose the death crow, Chucks waved his hand generously.

"The death crow is simple. Come to my senior brother to get the goods in three days."

After everything was done, Richard returned to the room and collapsed on the bed, not wanting to move at all.

The consumption of refined mental power made him very tired now. As usual, he should meditate to recover now, but today, Richard especially wanted to sleep.

Becoming a formal apprentice of Joe Lord, he has also established a firm foothold in this academy and is one step closer to becoming a wizard.

Richard closed his eyes, and the magnificent scenery he saw when he just connected to the sea of ​​souls appeared in front of him, and the corners of his mouth unconsciously showed a yearning smile.

"Star Realm... I really want to see it."