Xu Nan was surprised to discover that his status as a teaching assistant was apparently a legitimate tool for harvesting Activity Points from professional classes.
As for whether these casters would become unfriendly toward him after this Training Camp,
Xu Nan did not really care.
After yesterday's test scores came out, many people had proactively added Xu Nan.
Everyone showered him with praise in the group chat, making Xu Nan feel a little embarrassed.
Then someone mentioned that this academic god was a sorcerer. Everyone's enthusiasm immediately dwindled.
Xu Nan was still politely replying to someone's private greeting when he sent his message and discovered that the other person was no longer his friend!
That made Xu Nan a little angry.
Were people these days really that practical?
What was wrong with sorcerers? Was knowledge inherited through bloodline not knowledge?
Only then did Xu Nan realize that Wu Sanpao had not been lying. The Thousand Rays Society's internal tendency to marginalize sorcerers had influenced the people in the Training Camp.
Most of the trainees felt much better about themselves.
So Xu Nan was just a useless sorcerer. His strength depended entirely on bloodline awakening, and most of his knowledge came from bloodline inheritance. No matter how impressive he was now, we would definitely surpass him in the future!
Perhaps they had forgotten that sorcerers could study on their own too. Sure, they could not directly learn spells, but everyone had the ability to teach themselves other things, didn't they?
Xu Nan had an extremely poor impression of this group of mages, so naturally he did not consider their feelings.
In his eyes, the trainees below had become sheep, and all he needed to do was cleverly shear them.
This round of operations directly pushed his Activity Points past one hundred