Recruiting Six Assistants

The first to enter was a female Second-Class Wizard Apprentice. She handed her materials to Locke and the other two, looking extremely nervous.

Locke glanced over her information without saying anything, but Aixi was already visibly dissatisfied with her.

"We're looking to hire Second-Class Wizard Apprentices with experience in potion clinical trials. Your materials only show that you've worked at two small potion shops. What use is that?"

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"This is simply a waste of the three Potion Masters' time."

No matter how the female Second-Class Wizard Apprentice explained herself or emphasized her confidence in handling the third-phase trials, Aixi gave her no opportunity.

Locke and Anglu, on the other hand, didn't particularly care.

Hiring experienced Second-Class Wizard Apprentices would indeed make things much easier. Otherwise, just teaching these apprentices would take quite some time.

They were recruiting assistants to save themselves time and effort, not to pay to train Second-Class Wizard Apprentices.

After that, another fifteen Second-Class Wizard Apprentices came in one after another for interviews and introductions.

Anglu and Aixi, especially Aixi, were extremely demanding when selecting assistants.

Out of those sixteen Second-Class Wizard Apprentices, she only picked three who had participated in potion clinical trials and met their recruitment requirements.

The other Second-Class Wizard Apprentices who had come to learn or try their luck were immediately driven out by her.

According to Aixi, their project was a typical high-profile one, and even the Academy's upper ranks were paying attention to it. There was no need to worry about failing to recruit qualified Second-Class Wizard Apprentices.

After all, for those Second-Class Wizard Apprentices, joining the project was itself an honor and valuable experience.

Soon, someone else pushed open the