Wizard: I Brought the Wrong System
Chapter 68

Persistence and Refusal

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Desi said excitedly, "Arro, did you know? The new school year is almost here."

Arro raised a brow. "And how is that good news?"

"How could it not be?" Desi smiled. "With a new school year, they'll naturally recruit new apprentices. Those trainees who failed the Death Assessment but survived will be put into carriages."

"They've just arrived on this continent, and their Mental Strength has been stimulated by Void Energy, making it easy for them to sense and enter Anomaly Spaces."

"At that point, the Academy's Formal Wizards will step in and pull those Anomaly Spaces back to the Academy..."

Arro cut him off. "Just tell me the outcome."

Confucius had said: What is improper, do not look upon; what is improper, do not speak of; what is improper, do not listen to.

Self-Hypnosis also explained that repeated words could affect neural structures.

Repeat a lie a thousand times, and it becomes the truth.

When one saw and heard certain things often enough, the self-consciousness would come to believe that this was normal, that this was the natural state of things.

When the opposite situation appeared, it would run against the neural structures in the brain, producing emotions such as revulsion, disgust, nausea, and anger.

Arro did not wish to provoke his own faint, ingrained neural structures and stir up his anger.

Yet neither did he wish to endure revulsion, disgust, nausea, and anger until his original neural structures were gradually worn away, all to conform to the eyes of others.

Monks ate the Three Pure Meats.

A gentleman stayed away from the kitchen.

What the eye did not see was pure.

What the ear did not hear left the heart untroubled.

Seeing Arro's displeased expression, Desi recalled why he had failed to be chosen by the Heart of

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