Inside the classroom.
The Wizards were still the same Wizards, but their attitudes had changed.
"Hello, I'm Gavin Palmer, from Falcon Wizard Academy." A Wizard came over, his face full of smiles.
It was not just him.
One Wizard after another came up to get acquainted with Ian. Ian nodded to each of them, considering it an introduction.
Only after those people left did Emil manage to squeeze through the crowd and come over.
He wore a smile on his face.
"Ian, brother, appearances really can be deceiving. What you did was a little too impressive."
The warmth in his gaze toward Ian had increased considerably.
Osborne also walked over and extended his hand with a smile. "Hello. Let me introduce myself again. Osborne, from Deep Blue Wizard Academy."
"Hello."
Ian nodded.
He could not help but sigh inwardly. Wizards really were practical creatures.
Even Gideon looked much friendlier toward Ian now. After all, who would not want a powerful friend with whom they had a good relationship? On the way to their second class.
The atmosphere among them had clearly become much more harmonious.
Emil took the initiative to share some information he knew.
"This kind of routine study isn't much. The key is the first-stage assessment afterward. Not only can you earn Points, but the rankings are even more crucial. They determine what resources you can exchange Points for."
Emil said.
"Oh? How so?"
Osborne was curious as well, while Ian and Gideon both turned their eyes toward him.
Feeling their gazes.
Emil looked rather pleased with himself and said, "Each study program usually has around a hundred people. Gray Tower Wizards account for forty percent, while the other Academies together make up about sixty people. Then, depending on your ranking, the resources you can exchange for are