Chapter 59

"Not bad, a smart guy, saved us a lot of trouble."

In a hidden secret room of Norn Academy, a group of wizards gathered here as usual, and what was displayed on the light screen above their heads was Jie Ming's various performances in the Greyrock Realm.

Oswaldo's figure slowly emerged; although he had left the Greyrock Realm, he seemed to be able to directly observe the situation inside the plane.

Seeing the old knight commander tremblingly pick up the sealing sphere, his expression was satisfied:

"If they didn't have any vision, they would just have to be cleared out; then we'd have to pull some creatures in from other planes again."

"Thank you for your hard work."

A figure who was slightly bald nodded to Oswaldo, then refocused his gaze on the light screen above.

Oswaldo waved his hand indifferently: "Nothing big, these guys have no challenge at all, at most it's just a warm-up."

Clark nodded slightly and didn't say anything more, just refocused his gaze on the light screen.

Following Clark's intention, the playback speed on the light screen suddenly became faster, and in the blink of an eye, what Jie Ming had done inside over the past few days was replayed.

Seeing Jie Ming fly above the native army, continuously releasing Fireball spells, even in Clark's gaze, a hint of admiration couldn't help but appear.

Oswaldo also watched it again on the side; although he had been inside the plane, at the beginning, his attention was more focused on Augusta and Horn, and seeing Jie Ming's experience along the way, he couldn't help but marvel:

"This kid's strength is not bad, but he really has no desire for exploration; no wonder you guys wanted to contact me separately to attract him to the battlefield."

"But the firepower of his fireball is truly exaggerated; this release speed and duration... presumably he's already close to an apprentice who has autonomously constructed a fireball wizardry model, right?"

Oswaldo subconsciously looked at a certain wizard in the secret room; the other party was a genius who had autonomously constructed an attack-type wizardry model at the apprentice stage, which was extremely rare.

That wizard shook his head: "About the same; although because the attributes are not quite the same, the destructive effect is not quite the same either, but I should have been able to produce similar firepower when I was an apprentice."

"This kid's firepower duration is a bit short, but the burst in a short time is stronger than mine back then. Overall, the level is very close. However..."

Looking at the scene on the light screen where Jie Ming cleared the entire army with his own strength, this wizard couldn't help but feel some emotion: "Besides the Fireball spell, this kid's flight spell and shield spell levels are also quite exaggerated; I couldn't compare to that when I was an apprentice."

Oswaldo smacked his lips, looking somewhat envious: "Tsk tsk tsk tsk... really envy this kind of genius; it's just that if I'm not mistaken, the wizardry this kid has constructed should only be Alchemy and Analysis."

"Judging from the energy fluctuations... yes." Saying this, this wizard subconsciously looked at Clark.

Clark nodded without avoiding it: "His shield, flight spell, and fireball spell are all effects achieved by relying on wizarding tools."

"I can naturally see that; this kid showed his cards at the end." Oswaldo leaned toward Clark with a posture of rubbing his hands like a fly, a flattering smile on his face.

"Can you make this wizarding tool? I want to customize some, I can pay ten times the price!"

"No." Clark glanced at him.

"Impossible... really can't?"

"Really can't!"

"That means this is a technology developed by the kid himself?"

Oswaldo couldn't help but sigh to the sky: "Finished, doesn't that mean I won't be able to customize equipment for a short time?!"

Wizards who specialize in Alchemy are very good at making wizarding tools, but some unwritten rules are basically common.

If it's a normal type of wizarding tool, naturally there are no scruples; if you want a certain type, just find a wizard with a corresponding level to customize it.

But customizing some special types of wizarding tools is more troublesome.

Especially those wizards with exclusive technology, according to unwritten rules, these wizards generally only sell "products" that are not a threat to themselves.

So-called no threat, generally speaking, refers to only selling wizarding tools that are one level lower than their own level.

With Oswaldo's Level 5 wizard level, the wizarding tools he wants to customize must be at least Level 4, which means he can only wait until Jie Ming reaches Level 5 to possibly customize them.

"This is simply too late! I have to go to the battlefield again in a hundred years!" Oswaldo looked like he was going to throw a tantrum, completely without the demeanor of a high-tier wizard.

Clark looked at him coldly: "You can choose not to go to the battlefield."

"Hehe, that's definitely impossible." Oswaldo stopped acting up and stood back happily.

"The resources for my promotion to a Level 6 wizard all depend on this next military service."

The wizard civilization has a very interesting phenomenon; wizard apprentices are terrified of military service and war, but the higher the level of the official wizard, the more they look forward to the plane battlefield.

The gap in the concept of the battlefield between the two sides has even reached the point where the Star Orbit Tribunal needs to specifically issue regulations, requiring every high-tier wizard to return to the interior of the wizard civilization every once in a while to guide descendants or manage mundane territories.

For wizards above Level 3, going to participate in plane wars has even become a reward, requiring extra military merit or contribution points to exchange for the qualification to go to the front line.

Clark didn't pay attention to this unreliable guy, but turned to look at another wizard:

"The connection with the Greyrock Realm will be left to you; let them restore the population as soon as possible, and even provide certain resources as supplies if necessary."

"Do you intend to make this trial a norm for the academy?" The wizard opposite heard Clark's meaning.

Clark nodded slightly: "The quality of apprentices in the academy has been getting worse in recent years; it can be seen from this trial that simply telling them written knowledge is meaningless; only practice can lead to a sufficiently profound understanding."

"Haha, after all, the front-line battlefield is becoming more and more short of people; recently, even the requirements for high-tier wizards to go to the battlefield have loosened quite a bit; training apprentices certainly cannot be trained with the mortality rate like before."

Oswaldo laughed, then his expression became somewhat worried: "Conducting cross-plane trials every year is a good thing, but this is another expenditure of resources."

Don't look at the apprentices crossing planes as if it's very easy, but every unit crossing a plane requires the consumption of massive resources.

"Just the material and energy consumed in this trial alone is enough for a Level 6 wizard to open two research projects."

"Although the consumption is huge, the effect is also quite good; let the Dean solve the problem of resources and energy."

"Hahahahaha! The Dean won't be pissed to death when he comes back!"

"Alright, next question, it's time to sprinkle the aptitude modification potion again..."

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