Chapter 93 Camellidia
Chapter 93 Carmel Lydia
Glancing at the registration information, Ivan tried to ask, "Sir, I am now at least a second-class apprentice. Can you please register in more detail? This will make it easier for other wizards to choose."
Wizard Joseph glanced at him sideways, and the paper and pen floated directly in front of him.
Ivan was not polite either. He picked up the pen and started writing quickly. The identity of the pharmacist must be recorded, and the matter of insect control cannot be left out. He even mentioned the matters of the swift wood silkworm and the cold water midge.
"Are you sure?" Joseph took it and was a little unconvinced when he saw the word "pharmacist" on the first line. He suspected that he was writing nonsense.
"I can guarantee that not a single word was written randomly." Ivan promised hurriedly.
Joseph put the paper aside and motioned for him to leave quickly.
After Ivan came out of the room, the second newcomer went in to pay.
One after another, newcomers went in and out, until the last newcomer had completed the test registration. Everyone stayed in a corner of the hall waiting, hoping that a mentor would choose them.
Conley suddenly asked: "What level of talent do you all have?"
As the prince of Xiangmai Principality, his words had some authority, and Ed replied: "I am third class, what about you, Prince?"
Conley looked displeased: "I've told you many times, there is no prince here, let you call me by my name."
"Mr. Conley, you must have quite a talent."
"It's only fourth grade."
Fourth class is also top class, which can be said to be better than most people. Conley is undoubtedly an eye-catching existence.
Ed turned around and asked, "Mr. Ivan, do you mind talking about it?"
There was nothing to hide, so Ivan answered casually, "Third class."
Seeing this, other people from the Principality of Xiangmai each said their talents, either second or third class, and Mei Li, whom Ivan knew, was also third class.
The situation is not good, Conley is the only one in the fourth class.
Only Ivan knew that the Principality of Xiangmai was not without other fourth and fifth-class talents, but under the influence of Toins, one died and another left, resulting in the decline of this generation of talents in the Principality of Xiangmai.
According to relevant information records, a talent of level five has a higher probability of becoming a formal wizard, a talent of level four reduces by about 20%, a talent of level three reduces further, a talent of level two has only a very low probability, and a talent of level one is almost impossible to become a wizard.
Birrell's death is a great loss to the college.
Conley said: "The situation is not optimistic. We all come from the same place and we will have the opportunity to take on missions together in the future." They were in the mission hall. They just saw apprentices accepting missions and they could form teams on their own.
The others nodded. After all, they came from the same place, knew each other well, and had some trust in each other.
"Oops, we're late." A sudden voice sounded, and a short figure hurried into the hall, still mumbling anxiously. As he ran past, he asked a few people: "Gentlemen, the test and registration are inside, right?"
"Yes."
"See you soon."
This was a young man in an apprentice robe, who ran quickly into the test registration area.
The others looked at each other, not knowing who this person was, only Conley seemed to be thinking about something.
After a while, the young man walked out. He had a childish face and looked two or three years younger than the people present. In Ivan's words from his previous life, he was a little shota.
"Luckily I made it in time, otherwise I would have been caught and scolded by my sister." The young boy Came muttered as he walked towards the crowd. He stood directly next to Ivan. Both of them were wearing apprentice robes, one gray and the other blue with frosty white.
He said to Ivan in a familiar manner: "I am Carme Lydia, fourth-class talent." Ivan looked at his delicate and tender face. This is undoubtedly a boy, but he looks a little immature: "Ivan, third-class talent."
Came's eyes widened as he thought of something: "You are the 'Evan Marichatton', the disciple that Wizard Toins took in from outside?"
Is this story so widely spread? Ivan raised his eyebrows, feeling that Toins had left a big scapegoat for him.
Came seemed to guess what he was thinking, and explained embarrassedly: "You don't have to worry, I just accidentally glanced at your information at Lanser Wizard just now, and I just took a look."
As he spoke, he gestured with his fingers to emphasize that he had only glanced at Xiaoxiao unintentionally.
Ivan nodded calmly, but secretly guessed the boy's background. Seeing how familiar he was with the wizards in the academy, he must have an extraordinary background and might be the descendant of a senior member of the academy.
After more than ten seconds, Kamei asked curiously, "Are you really a pharmacist? You know, it's not easy to refine Jiangnai Water."
Ivan casually handed him a small glass bottle: "I made a physical strength potion, but unfortunately I don't have the materials to make ginger water."
"Let me see. It's of top quality. It looks like you're really a pharmacist." Came carefully examined the potion and looked at Ivan with admiration. Then he whispered, "To tell you the truth, those people in the pharmacy team are always arrogant. They probably won't believe in a pharmacist taught by a wizard from a hunting team. You may have written it in vain."
Ivan was stunned. This was not good news.
"How does the academy differentiate between the pharmacy group and the hunting team?"
"According to their respective duties, there are hunting teams, picket teams, patrol teams, cultivation teams, potion teams, and enchantment teams. You know credits, right? Duties and credits are closely related."
Cam did not hide anything and pointed out the departments of the college. There are six parts in total, covering all aspects of the college, and also mentioned credits.
In addition to credits, the college also has a kind of "points". The uses of points are not as wide as credits. They can be exchanged for magic stones. Points can be used to buy things from the college sales office, or you can use magic stones directly.
"You are also an insect controller?"
"I have some experience, but I don't know if I can be considered good at it."
"There aren't many insect controllers in the academy. In fact, I don't know much about them."
Came was quite talkative and still retained the curiosity of a teenager. The two chatted casually, and from him Ivan learned some common sense about the academy.
Came glanced at everyone present and asked: "Are there any apprentices with fifth-level talent among you?"
Ivan shook his head: "No."
Just now when they were introducing each other, the people from Fengfu Kingdom were also talking. He listened and found that the one with the best qualifications was also a person with fourth-level talent.
Camille said with regret: "That's such a pity. We can only watch that villain Wayne succeed."
Ivan's heart moved. So there is someone who has fifth-level talent, and he is a prodigy like Biller. No, he should surpass Biller. After all, it was said by Cameron, so the other party's identity is probably not low.
"You don't know Wayne yet, right? He was tested two days ago. He's a disgusting guy. He joined the cultivation group. Once you see him, you'll know how disgusting he is."
When talking about Wayne, who had the fifth-level talent, Came did not hide his disgust at all, as if he was talking about something disgusting.
Have a grudge?
Looking at him, Ivan wondered if he postponed the test for two days just to avoid Wayne.
"Look, the shadow ant servants are coming."
Came motioned for him to look to the other side, where elemental creatures were floating over. They were small in stature with tentacles on their heads, and their entire bodies were black like solidified ink. Ivan guessed that they were elemental creatures based on the Xidi Ants.
The arrival of a shadow ant servant means that a mentor has chosen a newcomer and is willing to accept him as a disciple.
(End of this chapter)