Chapter 220: Weilan in the Ivory Tower (Ⅰ)

In the matter of "collecting and copying new spells," Joan always harbored a hunger and thirst that was almost "greedy."
It's like a squirrel, thinking about storing enough pine cones to keep it for winter.
Even if it is just spring, it is still far away from winter.
The 6-ring spell is too esoteric and obscure. Even if it was just a hard copy based on cats and tigers, it took Joan three full hours to fully copy the "trigger technique" into his spell book.
After copying the spell, he stretched out with a relief, suddenly realized that the sky outside was dark.
I don't know when Major Vasa has quietly left the library.
Joan put away the pens and spell books and planned to leave Major Vasa.
When I was going out, I looked back at the bookshelf opposite, as if tempted by the devil, and couldn't help but fold back to read the books that fascinated him.
After a quick glance at the title of the book, Joan was pleasantly surprised.
There are many precious books on his shelf that he has long loved, including a complete set of "Vares Monster Book"!
Seeing the fifty volumes of "Illustrated Book of Monsters of Vales" placed uniformly and neatly on the bookshelf, Joan couldn't help but jump up and cheer for the long live.
With this set of books, he no longer needs to go to the college library to spend money to check monster materials, and at least save 250 Duke borrowing fees!
Joan put down the book in his hand, and finally looked at the bookshelf with nostalgia, turned around and left the library, returned to the front living room to say goodbye to George Vassar, also borrowed a horse from him, and returned to Leiden College before nightfall. .
In the following days, Joan's life returned to peace. I devote all my thoughts to study, specialize in spells, and go to the tutor's laboratory to do odd jobs in my spare time to earn some food.
Master Rolls likes this smart and hardworking student. When Joan encounters academic difficulties and asks him for advice, Master Rolls will always explain to him patiently and ask some enlightening questions to guide Joe. Ann thought deeply.
In the blink of an eye, at the beginning of May, Joan had been at Leiden College for more than a month, during which time he made significant academic progress.
In terms of spells, after a month of intensive research, he has mastered 17 spells in one ring, including "Thunder Stomp", "Flash Burst", "Closed Door", "Fright" and "Feather Fall" Waiting for new learned spells.
In the field of alchemy and architecture, Joanne has also made great progress.
Now he has tried to prepare a ring of magic potion under the guidance of Master Rolls, and the basic construction techniques based on the example of "Activating Scarecrow" are also basically mastered.
Master Rawls is not satisfied with letting this ingenious and talented student make the scarecrow skeleton, and gradually hand over the basic enchanting technology to Joan.
Correspondingly, Joan's daily salary for working in the laboratory doubled.
Master Rolls has long known that Joan is a rare genius, but when he found that Joan spent less than half a month mastering all the enchanting skills he taught, and improved, greatly improving the efficiency of enchantment , Can't help but be deeply shocked.
After the shock, Master Rolls realized that Joan’s talents might have exceeded his imagination. He patted Joan’s shoulder more than once, with complex emotional emotions: "Child, in fact, you should directly apply for the University of Meadgard, What you can learn at Leiden College is very limited, and your horizons are also limited. It is a waste of time in this'small pond', which is a harm to your talent."
Of course, Joan is very grateful and proud of the mentor's praise, but his mentality is not as anxious as Master Rolls.
Perhaps it is really like the tutor said that he has been in a small place for a long time, his vision is limited, and because of the character of Xiaofu Ji'an, since he can't see how wide the sky is outside, of course, he won't abandon himself. The water in the small pond is too shallow.
"Master, I am very satisfied with my current life. Why do you always want to drive me away? Not to mention that children from the countryside like me have no direct opportunity to apply to Meadgard University, even if there is a chance to go to Mead in the future. It is also a matter of graduating from the University of Guardian after graduating from Leiden College. I have not yet learned one-tenth of your skills, but a negligible second-level master. Isn’t it too early?"
"Ah, you kid, don't learn well, but just learned my "no sense of mind"! Really... let me say how good you are!"
Master Rawls was so angry and funny that he had to persevere to persuade Joan:
"Actually, you don't have to wait until you graduate or become a 5th-level master before going to study-the Olympic Law Institute of Meadgard University will occasionally enroll an undergraduate student of 5th level or less."
"As a mentor, what I value most is not how many spells the student has mastered, but the mind and potential."
"If you are willing to give it a try, next year I can help you submit an application for further study. With my face, it is not a problem to help you get the qualification for the exam."
"As for whether you can be accepted by a mentor, it depends on your own performance in the written test and interview."
Joan is not a flamboyant person. He is more willing to complete his education step by step than entering the school frequently, but the tutor's kindness is difficult. He has to silently accept the great future planned by Master Rolls for him.
Master Rolls is really not talking about it. In order to let Joan graduate as soon as possible, whenever he and Joan are only in the laboratory, he will "open a small stove" for Joan and teach some beyond the syllabus. Other than that, it includes Master Rolls’s most proud stunt—making a
spring barrel
.
Originally in accordance with the normal teaching process, Joan won't have the opportunity to learn this skill until at least next fall.
Qiao An was deeply touched by the tutor's selfless teaching. With his current ability and situation, he can't really say anything about repaying the teacher's grace. The only thing he can do is to study the precious knowledge imparted by the tutor with all his heart, and strive to carry forward the master skills in the future.
During these days, Joan got along well with his two classmates and roommates, Thomas Chap and Edward Gates.
Relatively speaking, he has a deeper friendship with Thomas and has become a friend who talks almost nothing.
As for his relationship with Edward, he was less close.
This is certainly related to the inconsistency of the two sides, and it is mainly because Edward is not as open-minded as Thomas and has a stronger sense of competition, and always regards him as his opponent.
Once the idea of ​​competition is saved, it is inevitable to breed jealousy, even if living under the same roof, it is difficult to be honest.
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