"Yes, he is a smart guy. He has saved us a lot of trouble."
Noren Academy In a hidden secret room, a group of wizards gathered here as usual. The light screen above their heads showed the various manifestations of Benjamin in Gray Rock Plane.
The figure of Oswaldo slowly emerged. Although he had left Gray Rock Plane, he seemed to be able to directly observe the situation in the plane.
Seeing the old Knight leader tremblingly pick up the sealing ball, he looked satisfied:
"If you don't have any eyesight, you can only clean it up. Then you will have to drag some creatures in from other planes."
"Thank you for your hard work."
A slightly bald figure nodded to Oswaldo, and then turned his attention again to the light screen above.
Oswaldo waved his hand nonchalantly. "It's no big deal. These guys are not challenging at all. They are just warming up at most."
Clark nodded slightly without saying anything more, and just turned his attention to the light screen again.
Following the movement of Clark's thoughts, the playback speed on the light screen suddenly became faster, and in the blink of an eye, what Benjamin had done inside was replayed over the past few days.
When he saw Benjamin flying over Native's army and releasing Fireball Spell continuously, even Clark couldn't help but show a hint of admiration in his eyes.
Oswaldo also watched it from the side. Although he had been in the plane, his attention was more focused on Augusta and Horn at the beginning. He couldn't help but marvel at Benjamin's experience:
"This kid is pretty good, but he really doesn't have any desire to explore. No wonder you want to contact me alone and ask me to attract him to the battlefield."
"But the firepower of his fireball is really exaggerated. The release speed and duration... I'm afraid it's close to the apprentice who independently constructed the fireball Wizardry Model, right?"
Oswaldo subconsciously looked at a certain wizard in the secret room. The wizard was an extremely rare genius who independently built an offensive Wizardry Model during his apprenticeship stage.
The wizard shook his head. "It's almost the same. Although the damage effects are not the same because of the different attributes, I should be able to produce similar firepower to him in my apprenticeship stage."
"The duration of this guy's firepower is a little shorter, but the burst in a short period of time is stronger than mine. Overall, the level is very close. But..."
Looking at the picture on the light screen of Benjamin cleaning up the entire army by himself, the wizard couldn't help but sigh, "In addition to Fireball Spell, this kid's Flight Spell and shield skills are also quite exaggerated. I can't compare with them in my apprenticeship stage."
Oswaldo smacked his mouth and looked a little envious. "Tsk tsk tsk tsk... I really envy this kind of genius, but if I read it correctly, the only witchcraft this kid has constructed should be Alchemy and Analysis Art."
"Judging from the energy fluctuations... yes." As he said this, the wizard subconsciously looked at Clark.
Clark nodded without hesitation. "His shield, Flight Spell and Fireball Spell all rely on Wizard Artifact to achieve the effect."
"Of course I can see that. This kid has finally revealed his cards." Oswaldo rubbed his hands like a fly and came to Clark with a flattering smile on his face.
"Can you make this Wizard Artifact? I want to customize some, and I can pay ten times the price!"
"No." Clark glanced at him.
"Impossible... really not possible?"
"No way!"
"Is that the technology this guy developed himself?"
Oswaldo couldn't help but look up to the sky and sigh, "It's over, then I won't be able to customize the equipment in a short time?!"
Wizards who major in Alchemy are very good at making Wizard Artifact, but some unspoken rules are basically universal.
If it's a normal type of Wizard Artifact, you don't have to worry about it. Just find a wizard with the corresponding level to customize whatever type you want.
But some special types of Wizard Artifact are more troublesome to order.
Especially those wizards with exclusive skills. According to the unspoken rules, these wizards generally only sell "products" that are not a threat to themselves.
The so-called no threat generally means that it only sells Wizard Artifact that is one level lower than itself.
With the level of Oswaldo Level 5 Wizard, the minimum Wizard Artifact he wants to order must be Level 4, which means that he can only order Level 5 after Benjamin arrives.
"It's too late! I'm going to go to the battlefield again in a hundred years!" Oswaldo seemed to be a bit arrogant, not at all like High-Rank Wizard.
Clark glanced at him coldly. "You don't have to go to the battlefield."
"Hey, it's definitely impossible." Oswaldo didn't want to lie anymore and stood back happily.
"My resources for promotion to level six wizard will all depend on my military service."
Wizard Civilization There is a very interesting phenomenon. Wizard Apprentices are very enthusiastic about military service and war. However, the higher the level of Formal Wizard, the more they look forward to Plane Battlefield.
The gap in the concepts of the battlefield between the two sides is so great that Star Track Tribunal has to issue special regulations, requiring every High-Rank Wizard to return to Wizard Civilization at regular intervals to guide descendants or manage the mortal territory.
For wizards above Level 3, going to participate in Plane War has even become a reward, and you need to spend an additional Military Merit or contribution points to redeem the qualification to go to the front line.
Clark didn't pay attention to this unattractive guy, but turned to look at another wizard:
"I'll leave it to you to contact Gray Rock Plane, so that they can restore the population as soon as possible, and even provide certain resources as supplies if necessary."
"Do you plan to make this trial the norm for the Academy?" The wizard opposite heard what Clark meant.
Clark nodded slightly. "In recent years, the quality of apprentices in the Academy has become worse and worse. It can be seen from this trial. Simply telling them written knowledge is meaningless. They still need to practice to have a deep enough experience."
"Haha, after all, the frontline battlefields are becoming increasingly short of people. Recently, even the requirements for High-Rank Wizard to go to the battlefield have been relaxed a lot. Training apprentices must not be able to train with the mortality rate as before."
Oswaldo laughed, then looked a little sad. "It is a good thing to conduct cross-position interview training every year, but it will cost a lot of resources."
Although it seems easy for apprentices to cross planes, each unit needs to consume a lot of resources to cross planes.
"The material and energy consumed by this trial alone is enough for a sixth-level wizard to conduct two courses."
"Although it consumes a lot of money, the effect is quite good. Let Dean solve the problem of resources and energy."
"Hahahaha! Dean is so angry when he comes back!"
"Okay, next question, it's time to splash the qualification transformation potion..."
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