By living frugally like this, Li had ten thousand in disposable funds every month after deducting the fixed expenses of lodging and magical potions.
Later, as Li became more active in class, he was surprised to discover another source of income on his bill.
That income was called a scholarship, and it came from Ankhseram.
Moreover, the amount was extremely unstable. For example, Li had begun receiving it three months ago, but the amounts had been ..., 50,000, and 300 respectively.
The difference between them could be said to be dozens of times over.
Only afterward did Li learn that this depended on whether or not he had pleased Ankhseram.
If his academic results were reported to Ankhseram by the teachers and made her happy, the amount would increase.
Of course, there were also students whose academic performance was so poor that Ankhseram penalized them in gold coins.
As for Ankhseram's other two students, the male student had already reached Level Six, while the female student was close to Level Six as well. They looked far younger than August, but Li could clearly sense that their actual magical power greatly exceeded their current levels.
There was only one possible explanation: they possessed talents ordinary people did not.
For example, the dragonkin produced from the interbreeding of dragons and humans long ago possessed nearly twice as much magical power as humans before Level Ten, and were born with the overall strength of a Level Five mage.
Perhaps because Li's interest in modification magic had reached a certain point, he soon realized that he was no longer interested in magic alone. He had also become fascinated by magic arrays, attribute modification, and related fields. With that interest came an astonishing display of talent.
After that, the scholarship amount displayed on his monthly