Chapter 83

Chapter 83 Welcoming the New Student

Chapter 83: Welcoming the New Students

After leaving the botanical garden, Witch Sophia said to Locke outside the cabin, “The accompanying spell for the Magical Synchronous Frequency Cultivation Method is a first-level spell, [Magic Sun].”

“Also, there is no decomposition of the trick model.”

Locke raised his eyebrows. “Then, teacher, do first-class wizard apprentices need to rely on alchemical equipment to achieve the magic frequency cultivation method?”

“Is the equipment expensive?”

Witch Sophia nodded and praised, “I want to commend you. You have good insight.”

“That’s true. First-class wizard apprentices who can’t cast the magic sun themselves, artificially create a specific frequency, and carry out targeted magic plant mutations, can only purchase the [Radiation Cauldron] sold by the alchemy workshop.”

“The radiation cauldron also requires a wizard at the level of a first-class wizard apprentice or above to operate it.”

“The radiation cauldron is expensive. It requires a first-level alchemist to spend a considerable amount of time and effort to make it by hand. A radiation cauldron may cost 20,000 to 30,000 magic stones.”

“Therefore, first-class wizard apprentices are rarely purchased. You can rent them at the Chimera Market.” Witch Sophia looked at the platinum star on Locke’s robe and smiled. “You can rent them at Lijin Secret Language. You’re a member there, so renting there can save you a lot of magic stones.”

“I’d like to rent a radiation cauldron for a month. The price should be around 500 magic stones.”

Witch Sophia was slightly distressed. “I should have kept the radiation cauldron I used during my apprenticeship. Unfortunately, I sold it off a few months ago. Otherwise, I could have lent it to you.”

Witch Sophia pointed at the monocle Locke was wearing and said, “I’ll lend you this monocle for the time being. You don’t have to return it to me for now.”

“Just be careful, a Concentration Monocle costs at least 10,000 magic stones.”

“I used it very carefully before, so it’s still half new.”

When Locke heard Witch Sophia say that the glasses he was wearing on his left eye cost 10,000 magic stones, he felt that the glasses he was wearing were heavier than ever before.

He carefully removed the monocle, took out a handkerchief from the pocket of his wizard robe, wrapped it carefully, and put it into his astral ring.

Locke smiled wryly at Witch Sophia and said, “Teacher, the breeder’s equipment is really too expensive.”

Witch Sophia smiled, as if recalling some past memories. “I understand how you feel right now.”

“It will get better in the future. It will be difficult for everyone at the beginning.”

“I’ll do my best to help you. Fortunately, you are extremely talented as a breeder. Geniuses always have an easier path.”

“The advanced meditation method will be delivered to you personally by a senior official in a while. We should also sign a non-proliferation agreement at that time.”

The flower on Witch Sophia’s wizard hat automatically turned into a serious black. At the same time, the smile on her face quickly faded and became serious and indifferent. She looked more like an official wizard instructor in the academy than when Locke first met her.

Locke looked to the front left and saw three freshmen who had come to the edge of Witch Sophia’s wooden houses with letters of recommendation.

The three freshmen still had some childishness on their faces. There were two female wizards and one male wizard. All three of them looked at Locke and Sophia with awe and curiosity.

But when Sophia looked at them, they all lowered their heads in fear, avoiding her gaze and not daring to look up.

Witch Sophia stretched out her right hand, and immediately all the distribution letters in the hands of the three people fell into her hands.

Witch Sophia glanced at the three assignment letters and chuckled softly. “The academy has assigned you three to me. From now on, you will all be my students.”

“Your main compatible elemental particles are all wood elemental particles. Did one of you have the expertise to independently refine the [Hemostatic Powder] potion on the wizard ship?”

Among the three new students, a young wizard of about 16 years old suddenly trembled. After hesitating several times, he gritted his teeth, mustered up the courage, and said, “Teacher Sophia, it’s me.”

Witch Sophia hummed nonchalantly and whispered to Locke, “This young wizard’s experience before joining the ship is somewhat similar to yours. I guess someone in the academy’s upper echelons was jealous of your rapid advancement, so they gave this young wizard with a similar experience to you to me.”

“You want me to copy you again.”

“But I’m not a gold medal lecturer. I don’t have that much ability.”

“Genius is hard to repeat.”

Locke looked at the assignment letter of the wizard apprentice and found that the other party also had level three qualifications and his experience was indeed very similar to his own.

It should be that his growth exceeded the academy’s original expectations of himself, which led the academy to begin to suspect that Witch Sophia was a very good wizard mentor, so they did this.

Witch Sophia saw through this and was slightly dissatisfied.

Locke nodded slightly in response to Witch Sophia’s words.

In fact, at the beginning, Witch Sophia only regarded herself as her first student. Later, her attitude towards herself changed several times, and only then did she value herself so much and have such a close relationship with herself.

Witch Sophia looked at the three young wizards seriously. This time, she seemed more experienced. “I’ll give you a schedule tailored to your individual circumstances in a few days. I’m very busy, so my student, Locke Augustine, a first-class wizard apprentice, will teach you.”

“If you have any questions or problems in the future, you can come to Locke.”

Witch Sophia handed the three assignment letters directly to Locke, “Locke, I leave this to you.”

“From now on, you will teach them five times a week, each session lasting about an hour.”

“Unless there are special circumstances, there is no need to tell me. I trust your ability and judgment, and you are more than enough to teach them.”

Locke took the assignment letter and said to Witch Sophia, “Okay, teacher, don’t worry.”

“I will teach these junior students well.”

Just the fact that the witch Sophia ‘lent’ him the monocle of concentration worth ten thousand magic stones was enough for him to help her lead these students.

Besides, Witch Sophia is so busy every day that she still has to spare some time to teach herself.

If he didn’t want his class time to be squeezed out, he would have to teach these three young wizards in place of Witch Sophia.

Witch Sophia nodded trustingly to Locke, then turned and left, entering the laboratory not far away.

The heavy and frozen atmosphere was only slightly relieved when the figure of witch Sophia completely disappeared behind the wooden door.

But the three young wizards didn’t dare to breathe. They looked at Locke secretly and didn’t dare to speak for a while because they didn’t know the character of Locke, their senior.

Afraid that speaking carelessly would anger Locke.

Locke was looking down at the assignment letter to understand their respective information, and had no intention of speaking.

(End of this chapter)