Silvermoon-grade talent?
Ian stared at the Wizards on either side of him in astonishment.
One man and one woman—the man had long red hair and gave off an explosive aura, while the woman was petite, with limpid blue eyes.
Ian took a look and could indeed sense a different aura emanating from the two of them.
Yet having two Silvermoon-grade talents appear at once
still caught Ian somewhat by surprise.
But after spending several months in the City of Elements, he had learned a little about the assessment results from previous years.
Basically, more than a dozen Silvermoon-grade talents appeared every year.
That was perfectly normal.
There was, in fact, a very famous theory regarding talent: talents tended to be better in regions with high magic density and worse in regions with low magic density.
That was because high talent required high magic density to be sustained. Over time, talents in low-magic regions grew poorer and poorer.
That was also why Academy Wizards looked down on Wizards from certain fringe regions.
Likewise, it was why so many Wizards, families, and Schools gathered in the City of Elements, even desperately squeezing their way into the core regions.
And as wave after wave of Wizards arrived, Silvermoon-grade talents gradually became more numerous as well.
Most of them had over twenty strands, while the highest had reached forty—the red-haired man Ian had noticed at the very beginning.
He was probably not considered particularly weak even among Silvermoon-grade talents.
Batch after batch of Wizards entered from the fifth floor to undergo testing.
Before long, Ian gradually began to spot familiar faces.
This included the Wizards from the Green Corridor, Ronan, who had already left the School, and Vilo, whom he had not seen for a long time.
"Ian!"
Vilo hurried over and gave him