Time flew by. In the blink of an eye, Ang had already spent more than half a year at the Imperial Magic Academy. Through half a year of hard work and study, Ang had become an outstanding junior magic apprentice. This period had brought Ang considerable gains. Not only had he made great progress in the foundations of magic, but he had also broadened his understanding and knowledge of the magical world.
Over the past six months, Ang's studies had been packed tightly. Besides his regular magic classes, he had also taken electives in Rune Crafting and alchemy. These courses were extremely popular at the Imperial Magic Academy, as many students studied related skills outside their own magic specialization in order to improve their overall abilities. The academy offered a wide range of elective courses, including magic formations, enchanting, Potions, divination, Summoning Contracts, and more. The content was extensive and could meet the needs of different students.
Rune Crafting was not unfamiliar to Ang. He already had some understanding of runes before this. It was a technique that inscribed magical effects onto the surface of objects, greatly enhancing an item's abilities and effects. Runes had a wide range of applications, from strengthening weapons and equipment to creating magic scrolls, and even imbuing everyday objects with magic. Ang liked this course very much because it could not only improve his combat strength but also bring convenience to his daily life.
Alchemy, on the other hand, was a subject Ang had only recently encountered. As an ancient and mysterious discipline, alchemy centered on the extraction and transformation of elements. Through alchemy, ordinary substances could be transformed into materials with magical properties, and even powerful magical equipment and tools could be created. Alchemy held an important position in the magical world. Although it