Wizard, I have a game board

"All right."

Tia shrugged, pulled the microscope in front of her, looked up and down, then raised her head in confusion and asked, "How do you use this thing?"

"Put something here first, and then..." Luol taught patiently.

"Eh?!"

Tia took a piece of parchment and put it under the microscope. Some subtle structures and textures came into view.

"It's amazing."

After sighing in admiration, she moved her finger up again, but she only saw darkness. Seeing this, she couldn't help but look up at Luo Er in confusion.

"Don't use your fingers, they can't be seen." Luo Er shook his head and explained:

"This microscope can only see some transparent objects. If you scrape a piece of skin on it, you can see clearly."

"Okay, I roughly know what this item is used for."

Tia didn't actually shave a piece of skin and put it on, but raised her head and looked at Luo Er seriously:

"I have to admit that this is a very good thing, especially for those bloodline wizards below the second level."

"Do I have this one? Does it have a name?"

"I named it the microscope," Lore replied.

"Okay, I will submit the data on this microscope to the Parliament's Magic Weapon Data Center for evaluation by the reviewing wizards."

Tia said: "When the evaluation is completed and the contribution points are issued, I will notify you to come and collect the contribution points."

"Okay, thank you." Luo Er nodded.

"You're welcome, great genius, you are welcome to come again next time." Tia smiled.

Different from the previous teasing, this time she really recognized Luo Er's reputation as a genius.

She had almost mastered the principles of the microscope when she first started using it.

This thing looks simple, and the power of the elements even just acts as a lighting effect.

But people who can’t think of it can’t think of it at all.

After saying goodbye to Tia, Lor took Kateya back to the dormitory, only to find Wizard Fry standing at the door of the dormitory.

"tutor."

"Wizard Fry."

The two men immediately saluted.

"Um."

Fry nodded, took out a cyan card from the space ring, walked to Lohr and said:

"The results of yesterday's Wall of Fire optimization model duplication check came out. Your optimization model has a 65% overlap with the model in the parliament's library."

"The basic reward for 35% apprenticeship level optimization innovation is 350 contribution points, and multi-element faction optimization support is doubled to 700 contribution points."

"Take out your contribution card and I'll transfer it to you."

"Yes, Wizard Fry." Luo Er suppressed his excitement, took out the contribution card, and connected it.

He originally used only 15 charging points to optimize the Wall of Fire model, but now he has received 700 contribution points in return.

The exchange ratio between contribution points and magic stones is 1:1, which is equivalent to 7,000 charging points.

I can’t spend it all, I can’t spend it all!

"With a return rate of close to 500 times, the first batch of beta testers of "Glory of Truth" had a really good time. No wonder they all became fourth-ring wizards without any surprise." Luo Er sighed secretly in his heart.

After handing over the contribution points, Frye ran away without stopping.

Luo Er took Kateya into the study and began to seriously build a model of the consciousness sea microscope.

With Kateya helping to look up information and handle chores, Lore's construction speed accelerated a lot.

The originally expected one month was shortened by at least one-third.

If you encounter a problem, you can also use the microscope as an excuse to ask Agulal questions, which can shorten some time.

Ten days later.

Luo Er put the last stroke on the parchment and breathed a sigh of relief.

"Katya, find an apprentice and try to build this model."

He sat behind the desk, his face full of exhaustion, but also a hint of excitement.

It took ten days to personally create the first step towards becoming a space wizard, a microscope model.

This sense of accomplishment is truly indescribable.

"Okay, I'll go right away." Kateya nodded, her face full of excitement, and she hurried out of Lor's dormitory.

She also had some credit for the creation of this witchcraft model.

"Hope everything goes well."

Watching Kateya leave, Luo Er said silently in his heart.

Then he stood up, gathered up all the discarded parchments on the floor in the study, and put them carefully into a small box in the bedroom.

In addition to the scrapped manuscripts, this small box also contained 513 magic stones, which constituted less than half of his wealth.

In the past ten days, the contribution points on the microscope side have also declined.

It’s not much, just 500, which is a bonus.

"When I apply for the laboratory, I can convert all these magic stones into charging points."

Luo Er stroked the box and thought to himself: "When the time comes, add some more fireball and rock wall techniques to see how big the returns can be."

In fact, he is not very optimistic about the return rate of fireball and rock wall techniques.

Because single-attribute elemental wizards have long been developed to the extreme, their witchcraft has naturally been almost optimized.

There is definitely not much room for optimization left for Lore.

If you really want to earn contribution points, you have to look at the dual element witchcraft of earth and fire.

It's a pity that he can't delete his account now, there are only so many witchcraft positions in total.

In addition to practicing basic attack, defense and escape witchcraft, everything must be prepared for the space wizard, and there are not many contribution points.

"Actually, there is no need to worry. When I become a space wizard in the future, will I still be short of charging points?" Luo Er closed the box, shook his head and laughed.

Without thinking any more, he sat cross-legged on the bed and began to meditate, trying to recover more energy before Kateya brought people over.

Two hours later.

"Knock, knock, knock--"

There was a knock on the door outside the dormitory. Lor woke up from his meditation and got up to open the door.

In addition to Kateya, there was also a young boy outside the door.

He looked twelve or thirteen years old, but he was a head shorter than Lor.

After all, he had added 2 points of physical fitness, and his body had improved unknowingly.

"Sir Lor, his name is Burke, and he is willing to sell a witchcraft position."

Kateya said helplessly: "The price is 300 contribution points, which is already the lowest price offered by those apprentices who are willing to sell witchcraft positions privately."

Selling a witchcraft position to the laboratory will earn 200 contribution points.

If it is sold privately, the price will naturally increase.

Burke was shocked to see that the person who bought his witchcraft position was only a first-level apprentice, but even a third-level apprentice was so respectful to him.

But he didn't say anything. As long as he gave enough contribution points, it didn't matter who he sold the witchcraft position to.

"Okay."

Lor nodded, took the two of them to the study, and handed a contract to the boy: "Sign it, I'll give you 300 contribution points."

"Okay."

Burke took the parchment and looked at it. He didn't find any problems, so he signed the contract decisively, and then took out a white crystal card.

Lor also took out the crystal card, tapped it three times, and connected it with the boy's crystal card, "It's over."

Burke looked at the balance of the crystal card and confirmed that there was no problem. He immediately asked: "What witchcraft do you want me to practice?"

"This witchcraft." Lor picked up another parchment from the desk, which naturally recorded the microscope witchcraft model.

"Okay, I need an hour."

Burke nodded, took the parchment, looked around, and finally walked to the opposite side of the desk, sat on the chair where Kateya usually rested, and began to memorize the witchcraft rune model on the parchment.

Lor sat behind the desk, his eyes slightly closed, and his fingers unconsciously traced his chin.

Even with his concentration, he couldn't help but feel a little nervous at this moment.

This was the result of his ten days of hard work, plus the cost of 300 contribution points.

If he failed, not only would all his hard work be wasted, but half of it would be wasted.