landbeastnovel Chapter 339 Radiant Branch, Albus's Determination, Edith's Gift, The Elementalization of P
Chapter 339 Radiant Branch, Albus's Determination, Edith's Gift, The Elementalization of P
Chapter 339 Radiant Branch, Albus's Determination, Edith's Gift, The Elementalization of Progress!
Gray Tower.
The Glorious Wizarding Division.
This branch is situated on a plain, forming a giant city around several massive wizard towers at its center.
Upon returning, Elgar went straight to a tall wizard's tower in the city center.
Following the announcement.
He followed the servant wizard all the way up, and finally arrived at a room on the top floor of the wizard tower.
The room contained only a large mahogany table, a bookshelf, and a bald wizard sitting behind the table processing documents.
"Dean Albus!"
As Elgar stepped inside, his breathing became much softer. Before him stood Albus Wheeler, one of the vice-deans of the Radiant Wizarding Academy and a third-circle archmage.
"It's Elgar."
Albus slowly raised his head and said slowly, "I remember you went to White Stone Territory to study the mysteries of the elements, didn't you?"
"My lord, I have finished dealing with the matter concerning the elemental mysteries," Elgar said respectfully.
"How did it go?"
"smoothly."
Upon hearing that things went smoothly, Albus nodded.
They had already conducted a preliminary reconnaissance of the elemental mountain range in White Stone Territory over the past year.
It was a mid-level area of the Third Ring Road, but its scale had already reached an extremely large level.
However, the mine is surrounded by a dense elemental fog, and large-scale development would require solving this problem first, which would require a lot of manpower and resources. Therefore, although the lower-level wizards are unaware of this, the Radiant Branch has already made it a secret strategy for the next few decades.
But the premise is that they cannot let the other departments find out.
Elgar, the alchemist, didn't know the reason yet, but he had something else he wanted to report today.
"My lord, I am somewhat surprised that this time it went so smoothly, with an elemental magic wizard playing a crucial role," Elgar said.
"Oh? Tell me about it."
Albus was somewhat surprised that a lower-level academy could have an alchemist who could give Elgar such an idea.
It's important to know that Elgar is one of the top students in their academy, within the second ring.
Elgar slowly said, "He is a newly promoted second-circle wizard, a wizard who can barely become a second-circle alchemist."
This wizard's alchemical talent is top-notch. I was there for over a year, and to be honest, I've never seen such rapid progress in any skill. His appearance changes almost every few weeks or even every month. Moreover, he seems to have an instinctive intuition for alchemical creations.
Even when I was finally making the outer shell of the magic-breaking spell, he pointed out many flaws to me.
talking.
He handed Albus some documents he had written down, as well as the video recordings.
Albus didn't say anything, he just calmly finished reading.
A few minutes later.
"If it's really as you say, then he is indeed a top-tier alchemy wizard, and the fact that he was able to advance to the second ring in his thirties shows that his talent shouldn't be bad either."
Albus placed his hands on the table, clasping them together: "What are your thoughts?"
Elgar looked up and said, "I'd like to invite him to study at the Gray Tower. The academy should have some extra places available."
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"No!"
A crisp sound came from Albus's mouth, and he refused almost without hesitation.
"The Dean?"
Elgar was taken aback.
Albus waved his hand and said, "Talent is indeed talent, but so what? Gray Tower is not short of talent, and more importantly, the Radiant Branch only has three spots this year. There are already more than a dozen documents in front of me."
Currently, the top three are: one is a direct descendant of Dean Brin, another is a descendant of the head of the Sara family, and the last one is just average, only possessing the talent of the Dawn Radiance level. However, his father once saved my life on the world battlefield before dying.
I'd like to ask, whose spot do you think he could replace?
Elgar's face froze.
The dean comes from the largest family in the academy, a relative... or rather, they are all relatives.
He was silent.
After a few seconds, he spoke with difficulty, his voice dejected: "I understand."
Seeing his expression, Albus sighed and said, "Elgar, you're an old-timer at the academy, you should know that these recommendation slots are reserved for wizards who can't get in through the normal channels. If someone is truly exceptionally talented, there are plenty of slots available. But this little guy named Ian is far from reaching that level."
Can't it be achieved?
Elgar fell silent, thinking of Ian's numerous documents and the terrifying pace of progress.
"Sir, I think you might regret this in the future."
Albus shook his head and said, "I can't possibly regret it!"
"Even if his talent is really that extraordinary, once the academy hears about it, he'll still have to join our Gray Tower in the end."
"Do you really think his talent has already reached the realm of magic, enough to alarm the eternal heavens?"
Speaking of it.
He found it somewhat ridiculous.
Even for the Grey Tower, the Eternal Sky is a colossal power.
They are not even in the same dimension.
Elgar also fell silent, his thoughts telling him that this was indeed the case.
But...maybe?
Elgar walked out of the wizard's tower, feeling dejected, pondering how to reply to Ian.
"Lord Elgar."
A voice as clear as a silver bell made Elgar turn his head.
Edith.
Elgar smiled as he looked at Edith behind him, who had short white hair and long, beautiful bare legs.
The girl's senior, Gareth, is his friend.
"Lord Elgar, did you go to the Elemental Mystic Arts area a while ago?"
Edith looked at him and asked.
"Hmm." Elgar nodded strangely.
"Have you seen a wizard named Ian?" Edith continued to ask.
Elgar: ? ? ?
He looked at Edith with suspicion, as if he wanted to know how this popular wizard, who was even sought after by many second-ring wizards in the academy, could be involved with Ian.
wrong!
"I've met him before, and he even participated in my project this time. I was just about to reply to him. Is there something you need?"
He asked.
The next second, he saw Edith's eyes light up, and her voice rose as she said, "That's great! Could you please pass on some things to me while you're at it?"
As she spoke, she handed over a storage ring.
This heightened Elgar's vigilance, since he had practically watched the girl grow up.
Even his silly student had a crush on him.
"It's possible, but how did you come to have any contact with Ian?" he couldn't help but ask.
"I met him when I went to White Stone Territory with my teacher. After that, we exchanged letters, mainly about various cultivation issues. He solved a lot of my problems. You don't know, there were even many questions that he couldn't answer even when he asked the third-ring wizards at the academy. He helped me, otherwise I wouldn't have advanced to the second ring so quickly. So I wanted to thank him."
Listening to Edith's slightly admiring tone and the light in her eyes.
Elgar's throat tightened; he knew things were completely messed up.
But the girl's words also surprised him.
What was a problem that even the Third Ring Road couldn't solve, Ian solved for her.
He quickly asked.
Edith didn't hide anything; it was a question about elemental resonance.
Elgar frowned when she heard the question, mainly because it was too tricky.
He had absolutely no idea what to do.
"I asked the vice dean, and he said it would require experiments and might take several years. But when I replied, I received a reply in almost three days. Ian gave me four solutions," Edith continued.
"Is that so?"
Elgar stood there, stunned.
Four types.
So it turns out that not only is alchemy amazing, but academic talent seems to far surpass alchemy?
His gaze involuntarily drifted towards Albus's Wizard Tower in the distance.
Edith's chattering inquiries about Ian still echoed in his ears, but his mind was filled with scenes of Ian's conversation with the vice dean.
You won't regret it!
"What if?"
He thought to himself.
"Just as the teacher said."
Looking at Elgar's reply, Ian couldn't help but sigh.
Although the expected outcome did not succeed, he could accept it.
"I didn't expect to receive a letter from Edith."
.
His gaze involuntarily fell upon the envelope beside him. The envelope was sealed with wax in the shape of plum blossoms and seemed to have a faint fragrance.
Because they were curious about the outside world, they kept in touch after Edith left.
He even answered some of Edith's questions.
It was indeed tricky, but for him, it only took a little thought.
"I didn't expect there would be such an unexpected gain."
He glanced at the spatial ring on one side.
It should be a small gift.
But after opening it, he suddenly stood up, staring in disbelief at what was inside.
"Is this an elemental crystal?"
He stared blankly at the first bottle that was taken out, and the nearly twenty units of elemental crystals inside.
"Moreover, its quality seems to be even higher than that of the elemental mysteries."
Ian’s throat moved slightly.
Keep in mind that Kieran only gave him about ten grams back then, and he could only exchange for two grams a month, so this was almost his entire year's supply.
It also costs contribution points.
Besides this, there are a bunch of other rare resources from the Second Ring Road, and their quality is not low.
Besides these.
On the other side, there were piles of books.
Ian quickly flipped through the magazines; they were all sorts of journals with various names, some from the Gray Tower, personal journals of the faction to which the Gray Tower belonged, and one called the Tower of Truth...
There were dozens of volumes.
He had said he enjoyed studying certain subjects, but he never expected Edith to actually do it.
"But even these are quite valuable."
The corners of his mouth twitched.
Then he opened the envelope.
The letter mainly contained various expressions of gratitude, and also mentioned that she had been promoted to the second ring road, as well as the resources available to her.
"These were given to me by many senior students at the promotion banquet. I didn't want them at all, but I thought you might need them, so I kept them. There aren't many, but I hope they'll be useful to you."
Not many?
Ian's lips twitched.
The nonchalant tone gave him a faint sense of familiarity, like that of Audrey from the past.
Could this girl also be a descendant of a top family or wizard in the Gray Tower?
Wait a minute, it seems Gareth is just his senior, while Gareth is a second-ring peak wizard.
That means...
Their teacher.
He must be at least a third-tier level figure.
"Another rich woman?"
Ian remarked with a sigh.
This wave of resources has truly allowed him to relax for a while, and he won't have to worry about anything for at least the next six months.
You can fully focus your attention on improving your alchemy skills.
This makes the competition for the laboratory more promising.
"Try the elemental crystals from the Gray Tower."
Ian entered the meditation room.
He took out a unit of elemental crystal and entered a meditative state. The element entered the elemental furnace under the control of his mental power, while simultaneously enhancing his mental power.
Elemental crystals then enter the body, accelerating the process of elementalization.
One day later.
Ian opened his eyes.
"As expected, the quality is much higher, almost 30% better than the elemental mysteries."
Ian's eyes flickered.
It can only be said that the resources of the advanced wizarding academy are indeed extraordinary.
"When I first advanced six months ago, my elementalization rate was 10%, but now it has reached 13% after six months."
Ian stretched out his hand, and two of his fingers turned into flames.
It has improved by almost double.
"But elementalization is almost passive; it mainly depends on the progress of the Four Symbols Furnace. This improvement will drive the improvement of other data."
He looked at the progress of the Four Symbols Furnace.
28/100.
It increased by 8%.
"If you want to achieve 8% in six months, it would take about four and a half years to reach 100%. If you include the previous six months, it would actually take more than five years. If you consider that the difficulty will increase slightly as you go on, it may not even be enough for five years."
Ian was calculating.
It can only be said that top-tier physiques do require a high level of resources, and his resources were far from sufficient.
Therefore, on the one hand, we will continue to strive for more resources.
On the one hand, we still need to improve our talent.
The latter is not only more effective in solving the current situation, but also more helpful for the future.
And enhance your talent.
"The Alchemy Department, this laboratory is indispensable, otherwise my efficiency will be far behind."
Ian shook his head.
In the blink of an eye.
Several more days passed.
laboratory.
"I've gotten used to it."
In the laboratory, Ian looked at the newly made elemental crystal. Although there were still irregularities on the surface, it was much better than before.
He had only scratched the surface of elemental crystals before putting them down, but with the help of the laboratory, he became proficient in just a few days.
Then continue to improve.
Originally, we anticipated some problems after six months, but with Edith's funding, everything is fine now.
boom!
Suddenly, an explosion rang out, and Ian felt a violent impact, but his instinctive defense failed to stop it.
I turned my head and looked.
I saw a machine emitting black smoke not far away, and in front of it stood Finney, whose hair had become an afro.
Ian remembers that the instrument was used for the initial treatment of impurities in materials.
"Sir, this laboratory setup is still struggling to handle the second ring. I didn't notice the temperature change, I'm sorry."
Finney quickly came over to apologize.
"It's alright, let's fix it quickly."
Ian shook his head. This meant that the progress would be slower by two or three days, which just showed that the laboratory was indeed not up to standard.
These are just the basic materials.
It will only be more insufficient in the future.
This laboratory must be taken over.
"My lord, Lord Aston has arrived."
At that moment, Thea, wearing a short skirt that revealed her fair thighs, came over from the side and whispered in Ian's ear.
Aston?
Ian was taken aback.
Then Aston, slightly overweight but with a smile on his face, walked in and said, "Brother Ian, it's time for the Alchemist's Salon today, I've come to call you!"
Ian then suddenly remembered this matter.
Alchemist's Salon!
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