Chapter 30: The tedious and boring process of learning characters

Dixiya's explanation is simple.

That is, if Luo De wants to further develop his Vision, going to the Academy to study is a good choice.

Knowledge is power.

This was a slogan in Luo De's original world.

But in Teyvat, in Sumeru, this is a fact.

The knowledge mastered by the Academy is very suitable for Vision holders to conduct in-depth research into the Vision's abilities.

The reason Dixiya gave Luo De this suggestion.

It is precisely because she noticed from Luo De's actions that he has extraordinary talent in using elemental energy.

Not looking at the potential dangers brought by these two Visions.

The benefits of having two Visions are also great.

First, as an external magic organ.

Two Visions also mean that Luo De's elemental energy reserve is twice that of a normal Vision holder.

Know that on the Teyvat continent, why some people without Vision who specialize in martial arts can also defeat noble Vision holders.

It is because the elemental energy stored in a Vision is limited.

Even true masters dare not squander elemental energy recklessly; most of the time they first test with martial arts, then allocate elemental energy consumption accordingly to solve the problem.

And Luo De's elemental energy reserve is twice that of a normal person.

Then when fighting people, he can use elemental energy more recklessly against enemies, inherently giving him a huge advantage over opponents.

Secondly.

Luo De's Vision is one ice and one fire; these two elemental energies are famous for their intense reaction; even for unfamiliar novices, their mutual cooperation can unleash attack power greater than the sum of its parts.

The elemental energy reserve is twice that of others, and there are two that can cooperate to unleash elemental energy capabilities far beyond normal standards.

With such extraordinary talent, not developing it properly would be truly wasteful.

"If you just work hard on your own, you'll ultimately find it less convenient and quick than following the shortcut summed up by your predecessors."

Dixiya said thus.

"If you're worried about exposing the fact that you have two Visions, you can normally just use the ice-element Vision; the Academy, no matter how unreasonable, won't idle away searching you."

"Moreover, you have Tianari's recommendation; if you manage to get in, you can directly enter under the Sage, which is an opportunity many people fight over."

"By then, you can look up whatever materials you want; if you don't understand, the Sage will teach you; after you graduate, with your identity as a Sage's disciple, you can go wherever you want, so you won't have to worry."

Dixiya said a lot.

All of this was said from the perspective of Luo De's own interests.

Even when talking about letting Luo De go wherever he wants after graduation, she didn't hesitate at all, speaking so frankly.

It must be said.

What Dixiya said makes a lot of sense.

Moreover, if it weren't for Tianari's sentence, he would have suggested his own teacher accept Luo De as a disciple; perhaps she had just spoken, and Luo De would have directly objected.

But with Tianari's words.

Then the situation is different.

The Academy has only six sages; Tianari's teacher Nafis is one of the six with the greatest influence in the Academy.

Once Luo De successfully passes the Academy's examination and enters Nafis's tutelage, it would be a direct ascent to heaven.

Moreover, adding the Academy's strong teaching strength and knowledge reserves.

As long as Luo De can graduate smoothly, even if he doesn't wish to stay in Sumeru, going to other countries he would be treated as an honored guest of each nation.

"I will give it careful thought."

After Luo De seriously contemplated, he nodded and replied.

Immediately.

He then laughed: "The Academy's examination is several times harder for desert people, you have so much confidence in me?"

It is extremely difficult for desert people to attempt to enter the Academy.

The fact that desert people hardly receive decent education from childhood is one reason; moreover, the Academy's examination for desert people, compared to jungle people, is also several times more difficult.

Currently known desert people who have entered the Academy, in the past ten years, can be counted on one hand.

Other desert people who have entered the Academy.

Either they are someone like Sainoh, a special talent, or they join the Thirty-Person Squad, entering the Academy under the guise of guards.

By the way.

The rumor that Sainoh comes from Aru Village is a rumor.

This is a rumor that Luo De and Dixiya casually chatted about, which Dixiya personally debunked.

But she also doesn't know exactly where Sainoh is from; however, one thing is certain: that great discipline official definitely is not from Aru Village as the rumor says.

Oh, right.

She said this matter was told to her by Kantisi.

However, the fact that Aru Village's special treatment in the Academy is related to Sainoh is actually true.

As for what exactly this relationship is.

Dixiya also couldn't clarify, merely saying that Kantisi once casually mentioned that Sainoh is some descendant of the Scarlet King Priest or something.

Luo De actually knows a bit about this.

Sainoh is not an ordinary person.

Before obtaining the Vision, his body already inherited a power called the Hermanubis Power; and this power is exactly the Scarlet King Priest's hereditary power.

This also matches what Kantisi once said about Sainoh being a descendant of the Scarlet King Priest.

The power of Hermanubis is also the main reason why Cyno can enter the Academy with a relatively formal status and become a Sage's disciple and Grand Discipline Officer.

So if Luo De wants to follow Cyno's way of entering the Academy, he must reveal that he possesses two Visions.

But that's impossible.

So if you want to study the Academy's knowledge, ruling out joining the thirty-person squad—which fundamentally cannot access that knowledge—the only remaining path is to take the Academy's examination.

Dixiya has great confidence in Luo De.

"You are the most talented person I have ever seen; if you can't get into the Academy, then the Academy might as well be torn down."

What else could Luo De say?

He could only say: "Thanks, oh."

I'm serious; think about it carefully.

Seeing Luo De's casual attitude, Dixiya thought he wasn't interested in this, so she gave him another piece of advice.

Hmm, I am seriously considering it.

Luo De nodded again and responded.

This is indeed a matter where the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.

However, before that.

Luo De must first learn to write.

Looking at this "Rainforest Creatures Illustrated Guide" in his hand, his head began to hurt.

The script of Teyvat is not like the Chinese he is familiar with.

The font is more complex, and the composition of characters is closer to the way English forms words from multiple letters.

This made him involuntarily recall those agonizing days when he studied English before.

But if he wants to get into the Academy.

He still has to learn it.

On the way back to A Ru Cun, whenever Luo De rested, he began to practice writing intently.

He didn't waste his paper and brush, but instead used a tree branch to practice on the ground.

Seeing this behavior of his,

Dixiya then realized Luo De had taken her words to heart, so she stopped disturbing him and even took over all the cooking chores, allowing Luo De to focus his energy on practicing writing there.

Learning the basic letters was still quick.

By the time they reached Kawanyi, Luo De could already fluently write all of Teyvat's basic letters.

What comes next is the real test.

Memorizing each word formed from these letters one by one.

Exactly.

It is the most tedious and boring segment for increasing vocabulary.

(End of chapter)