Chapter 3803

When Schiller woke up in the morning, he was still a bit trance-like. Last night he spent a long time understanding those dark magic knowledge, basically achieving eight or nine out of ten. In his view, this thing is indeed too difficult.

It's not that the content is large, or that it's difficult to understand, but that there are many places that are too jumpy. It's like learning mathematics to the end, feeling that this subject is not very coherent. Except for those discovered by geniuses, the rest is a blank.

Schiller felt that this might be because this is something created by a devil after all. Even if Mephisto is considerate of humans, he cannot completely think from the human perspective. This leads to many things that he might think he has deduced, but actually hasn't, so it's just a result.

Great mages take this result and use it directly, and then suddenly find that it doesn't work well in a certain condition. They trace the source and check upwards, and then find nothing, which leads to this result being inexplicably abandoned. The substitutes sought will become more and more complex, and finally it becomes a pile of "shit mountain code".

Schiller spent a lot of energy just clearing up the relationship between them. He also wasn't sure if Owlman could learn it clearly. But this is also good, after all, if he learns it too clearly and really uses this kind of means to deal with the Prime Universe Batman, it might also make the other party rush around. Learning a rough idea is enough.

In the morning, Schiller prepared some medicine for those students who were not acclimatized, and then received two who were injured in the flight class. One of them was injured more seriously, and the tibia of the lower leg was broken. Although it is not difficult to treat with magic, Schiller was also busy for a whole morning.

Finally finished, Schiller came to the restaurant to eat, and then saw an unexpected figure—why did Tony Stark come too?

Stark wanted to come over when he saw Schiller, but he was obviously discussing something hotly with the Arkham Batman beside him. So he gave Schiller a look and sat on the other side with the Arkham Batman.

Schiller began to think about why Stark was here. At this time, Wanda walked over and said with some worry: "Is Artu okay? How is his leg?"

"No big problem," Schiller said, "Don't worry too much, ma'am. It's not your fault. You can't expect a 16-year-old teenager to have any in-depth research on Earth's gravity, let alone have any awe of it."

Wanda sighed and said: "You don't know how chaotic it was in the sky at that time. One hit another, and more than a dozen people fell down. I could have caught them all, but two people happened to fly outside my power. I really don't know what they were thinking."

"But speaking of which, did you call Tony over?" Wanda asked again.

Schiller shook his head and said: "I think it might be Shi Difen. He also came to be a visiting professor? What course does he teach?"

"Heard it seems to be alchemy. You say it's strange, a modern scientist teaches the superstitious science of the Middle Ages."

"It can't be completely considered superstition, after all, magic is real, so alchemy should have some effect," Schiller said, "I guess Shi Difen feels that mages can't handle this group of Batmen, so he found him."

"That's true. You don't know, this group of cold-faced guys learns everything fast. In just a few days, they have used magic wands to bloom. Moreover, they have drawn inferences from one instance and started various dangerous experiments we didn't teach at all. I really worry about the safety of the school building."

"That doesn't need to be too worried, after all, magic materials were used when building this school, and they can all self-repair."

"Alright. I have to say, what I worry about is the safety of other students," Wanda said, "I know, as long as you enter the school, you enjoy equal learning rights. But Batmen learn too fast. I mean, they might not even have exerted their strength, and they have already left other students far behind. This is not good for ordinary people."

"That's true," Schiller thought for a moment and said, "You can suggest Shi Difen add an extra exam for screening those who can skip grades. It would be better to let them go to higher grades to learn deeper knowledge instead of stimulating the self-esteem of freshmen."

"That's not bad. What form do you plan to take? Written exam or practical exam?"

"Combine both," Schiller said, "You mainly watch the practical exam, and Shi Difen and I will come up with the test papers."

The two discussed for the whole lunch time, and finally decided: Wanda will go to persuade Strange to add a grade-skipping exam, and those who can pass will skip to higher grades; while Schiller will be responsible for talking to freshmen one by one to confirm whether they have psychological problems due to not keeping up with the learning progress or not being able to compare with classmates.

Just after returning to the school infirmary, Schiller began to conduct psychological investigations on freshmen. In fact, it was just borrowing a self-study class time to let them fill out questionnaires and call those with relatively high anxiety values for individual talks.

The results were relatively good. After all, people who dare to break into the magic world alone will not have too bad courage and willpower, and it will not reach the point of producing extreme emotions because they can't learn as well as others. However, there were indeed some people whose anxiety was over the top, and Schiller conducted psychological counseling. It was already night when he finished.

Tonight, Schiller met Owlman secretly in the magic forest again. Because Schiller didn't learn it very clearly last night, he only taught some very basic knowledge, but today he is going to serve the main course.

Schiller considered himself not a famous teacher, but at least he taught everything he knew, without any concealment. But unfortunately, this knowledge didn't enter Owlman's brain either.

Looking at the books and notes on the table, Owlman also doubted life a bit. Yes, he did feel that the classes taught in the magic school were a bit pediatric—isn't it just waving a magic wand and chanting spells? At most add a meditation. Those magic theories and magic history are not difficult, and he has never been afraid of anyone in terms of rote memorization.

But now learning this dark magic, he felt it was really too difficult. It couldn't be said to be difficult, it was just too mystical, completely anti-logic and anti-common sense. The causal relationship is not clear, but the connections between various things are exceptionally complex, and it seems there is another set of logic behind it that cannot be seen through.

In fact, there really is. Schiller knows the truth, these seemingly unrelated mysterious things are not completely chaotic, but the logic level behind them is too high. Let alone humans, even magic creatures, and even ordinary gods can't touch the edge.

If one has to find a word to summarize, it is probably—Universe Structure Theory.

The fundamental logic of these things is hidden too deep, equivalent to the underlying code of the universe. But if Owlman listened to two more classes of Universe Structure Theory, he could also associate a rough idea. But because he felt that Lucifer was talking nonsense, he didn't listen to a single class at all. Schiller even suspected he didn't know who Lucifer was.

Of course, the name Lucifer is famous, but it is also difficult to guarantee that there is no duplicate name, or that someone uses this name as a code. Even if it is the real Lucifer, in the legends most people know, he is just a fallen angel. Except for a very few Batmen, no one knows he is God's own son.

Plus the things he taught didn't sound very normal either. Even those Batmen who wanted to gain knowledge, not many people could persist for a whole class, and most of them started self-studying when they heard the back.

Because he couldn't touch the underlying logic of the universe structure, and his own life form didn't support understanding this kind of thing, plus Schiller, the teacher himself, didn't learn it thoroughly, Owlman's learning of dark magic was a torture.

He even suspected that Schiller was deliberately playing with him. But unfortunately, Schiller listed the research process and historical evolution of these magics, and he didn't see any flaws at all. Everything looked normal, but he just couldn't learn it.

Wasting another night in vain, Owlman couldn't even draw the simplest magic circle to make someone fall. He really doubted his IQ a bit.

Fortunately, Schiller had also anticipated this result before. In order to make Owlman firmly walk the path of dark magic, he prepared more than one carrot.

"I think it might be because you haven't been in contact with those dark existences, so you can't understand the mystery," Schiller said, "Have you heard of contracts?"

Owlman's movements paused immediately, and a gleam of light flashed in his eyes. He hadn't forgotten that the Sorcerer Supreme specifically emphasized that no student should be in contact with contracts during their studies.

And the more the Sorcerer Supreme doesn't let people do things, the more evil and profitable it is. No need to ask, contracts are both dangerous and powerful.

"Are you also here to advise me to pay attention to safety?"

"Of course not. Dark magic itself is dangerous, and dark mages face danger at all times. If you don't have courage, then don't deal with dark magic."

Schiller was determined to lead Owlman astray, so he said: "For mages, the most important thing is to choose the contract object. From whom you obtain power means what kind of mage you will become. Most dark mages' contract objects are owners of dark and evil rules, they are very dangerous, so pay extra attention when dealing with them."

Schiller combined the theory of dark magic and said a lot intermittently, sounding very professional, but actually nonsense.

In Marvel, the only rule for dealing with gods is to beat them up. Although at the beginning, you might not be able to beat anyone, but you have to eat rice one bite at a time. The upper limit of the strength of the contract object depends on who you can cause enough trouble to make them compromise after you get the power and try your best.

For example, among the great mages of Kamar-Taj now, there are people who contracted Dormammu and Mephisto. In fact, they can't beat these two gods, but they have ways to cause trouble for them.

For example, there is a contractor of Mephisto, who can't do anything, and can't leave anything. Reasonably speaking, a roll king like Mephisto wouldn't want this kind of salted fish, but in the end, he pinched his nose and gave power. The reason lies in the fact that this guy's ability to leave his soul is particularly powerful, and his soul can act alone.

So, Mephisto wants to fool someone, he runs to that person, uses his soul to interfere with the other party, sometimes competes with the other party for the body, sometimes interferes with the other party's brain waves. The few good businesses Mephisto took a fancy to were all ruined by him, and in the end, he could only spend money to eliminate disasters.

There is another one who also can't beat Mephisto, but is also very capable of fighting, and is particularly stubborn and doesn't believe in evil, and goes to find Mephisto for a single fight every three days, and even dares to run to the hell dimension to make trouble, beating every general under the old devil. Mephisto was also annoyed, and finally contracted him.

In short, the matter of humans and gods contracting is basically two paths: either rely on sweet words to cheat, or rely on fists to beat. If you want to attract gods by rich knowledge, exquisite technology, and good talent, then basically there is no play.

Schiller is just to make Owlman not realize this point, so he desperately brings the topic to technology, and talks about how the better you learn, the better god you can contract.

Although I don't know how long it will take for Owlman to realize the truth, anyway, it can drag on for one day. It won't be long before other Batmen realize the truth and take action.

Schiller wouldn't believe that Batman would really not touch contracts. He didn't touch it now just because the information he understood was not enough. Once they feel they have a grasp, the shot will definitely be a kill.

And coincidentally, although the school and the outside are basically isolated, aren't there practice materials in the school? Mephisto and Scarlet Witch are sources of power, and even the Hippo Goddess can contract others. By the time Batman is almost familiar with it, and Owlman reacts, the yellow flowers are cold.

After all, even a god like Mephisto who is very short of people has to choose the best among the best. Now that so many Batmen are in front of him, he will definitely choose those with strong business ability.

Don't look at him being quite optimistic about Owlman at first, but this old devil is very refined. Seeing that other Batmen reacted so quickly and found the correct posture for dealing with gods, while Owlman was still there practicing in seclusion, he would definitely feel that Owlman's brain was not very easy to use, greatly reducing his evaluation of him, and mostly wouldn't lend him power.

Scarlet Witch is even more so. Wanda's three views are very normal, even if she wants to lend power, she will lend it to righteous people. The Hippo Goddess is even more so, they all prefer people with delicate minds and gentle emotions.