Schools of Thought

Wuma Ningzhi said, "That's all my questions. Thank you, Professor."

Her voice sounded somewhat lazy, completely different from her serious demeanor at the beginning.

Her questions were, in fact, the questions of quite a few students.

The Tech Side rarely hid its programs and culture. On the contrary, it promoted them vigorously.

For example, how well people on the Tech Side lived, how even ordinary people could live stable lives here.

Or how there were so many fun things here: Virtual Reality Games, idol dramas, movies...

This approach had attracted quite a few immigrants.

The program Chen Yi had participated in was naturally public as well.

It was meant to show off their strength. How could they possibly keep it hidden?

The Tech Side wished every faction could see it, then attract even more people to participate in the program.

Because of this, quite a few mages had watched it.

Especially after Professor Wilmore Pate returned from his business trip, he directly added several new subjects for his students.

There were both electives and required courses.

He had forcibly extended the graduation period by quite a bit.

Professor Wilmore Pate's original words were, "The mages of Scholar's House are too fragile. They cannot recognize poisons, do not understand sealing, know nothing of close combat, and struggle to survive."

"Letting mages like you graduate is practically sending you to your deaths!"

Such a grand reform naturally drew the attention of other students.

Then even more mages watched the program.

They became even more curious about Chen Yi, a mage who had mastered artistic conception.

Could artistic conception be another path for mages?

Some mages remained optimistic, while others loathed it.

Ariel Finney was one of those who loathed it, and his disgust was especially intense.

Even seeing Chen Yi's projection made