Adjudication

"Red Butterfly Workshop?" Lin Sheng stepped down from the carriage and looked up, recognizing the plaque on the six-story building before him.

Mage Karen climbed down with a smile and walked over to his side.

"This place is considered a semi-public secret in the harbor. Whenever high-ranking mages from the mage towers need to place younger members of their families, they usually want to go through the process here.

"Of course, the prerequisite is that those family members possess mage aptitude. No matter how strong their connections are, ordinary people can't enter this place."

Lin Sheng nodded in understanding.

He had always looked forward to the field of mages.

After all, spellcasters were the mainstream of this world, and mages were the mainstream among spellcasters.

"Alright, let's go in first. Once you complete the apprentice term here and meet the advancement requirements, you can enter the academy directly." Karen took the lead toward the entrance of the Red Butterfly Workshop.

The entrance alone was over twenty meters wide, supported by towering, thick black stone pillars. The pillars were carved with reliefs of all sorts of bizarre magical beasts.

Before the entrance stretched a flight of black stone steps more than a hundred steps long.

People came and went endlessly along the stairs, making the place quite lively.

Lin Sheng noticed that besides mages and apprentices in robes, many ordinary people also entered and exited the place. There were even flamboyantly dressed merchants and warriors or mercenaries carrying weapons.

They were all easy to identify.

Mages wore purple badges on their chests representing the Goddess of the Magic Net, while merchants wore silver insignias representing the Goddess of Commerce.

The mercenary warriors were far more varied, bearing all kinds of gods' insignias. They clearly followed different faiths.

Occasionally, a few people