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Chapter 25

"At that point, the Seed of Life will no longer be a burden. It will bloom into the most beautiful flower and grant you a second Permanent Spell Mark. When that time comes, as a Nature Wizard, you will possess an advantage that has been built up over time among those of the same level."

"Remember, this Permanent Spell Mark is closely tied to the Seed of Life you choose. Some marks are even more powerful than the ones we select ourselves!"

Rosalind smiled faintly, her words carrying a trace of confidence.

"Moreover, you will completely merge with whatever blooms from the Seed of Life and control it as easily as you control your own body."

As she spoke, she gently extended a hand, signaling that she would demonstrate the form of a Seed of Life.

"This is my Seed of Life, known as the Vine Rose."

Before she had even finished speaking, a vine suddenly sprouted from the ground beneath Rosalind's feet. It rapidly spread, coiling around her lovely body like a Python in layer after layer.

Pink and orange roses quietly bloomed along the vine. Their fragrance filled the air, refreshing and sweet, like a springtime feast.

"It is like a part of my body, completely under my control."

Rosalind said softly, "Whether it is picking things up in daily life or fighting in battle, it can bring us tremendous convenience."

As her words fell, one branch of the vine gently stretched toward the bar counter. The vine split into two offshoots and poured two cups of warm milk tea.

The roses on the vine trembled softly again, sprinkling several grains of pollen into the tea. The vine then slowly retracted and precisely delivered the cups to Lynn and Rosalind.

Lynn took the cup and took a light sip. A sweet flavor immediately spread through his mouth.

Watching his teacher's demonstration, he could not help clicking his tongue in amazement.

"This is truly incredible, Teacher."

"Of course," Rosalind continued with a smile.

"What blooms from each Seed of Life is different, and the ways they can be naturally controlled also vary. For example, Colin's Earth Fruit cannot be so easily used as an extension of the body like my Vine Rose."

She paused, her gaze gentle. "However, the Earth Fruit has its own unique uses. Once he becomes an Official Wizard, he will understand its true value."

Lynn listened to his teacher's explanation and nodded thoughtfully.

He had already vaguely understood that if his own Seed of Life successfully bloomed, it would certainly differ from Rosalind's Vine Rose.

After all, the Vine Rose itself was extremely flexible and of a suitable length, making it perfectly capable of serving as an extension of the body for all sorts of tasks.

Although his teacher had not directly demonstrated its usefulness in battle, Lynn could already sketch out several rough scenes in his mind.

Afterward, Rosalind continued telling Lynn about more of the mysteries and wonders of Nature Wizards.

Simply put, it was more like she was painting a beautiful blueprint of the future for Lynn.

In other words, she was selling him a dream.

She was worried that her student might develop unnecessary anxiety or misunderstandings because of the Seed of Life's strength and domineering nature.

Seeing the light of interest shining in Lynn's eyes, Rosalind's heart stirred, and she nodded in satisfaction.

She knew Lynn was full of expectations for the future, and this positive attitude was exactly what she wanted.

Of course, Rosalind had finally found time to meet this newly accepted student of hers, so she naturally could not spend all her time selling him dreams and talking about empty things.

Before long, she changed the subject and began explaining several key issues regarding meditation methods to Lynn.

Although the meditation method Lynn cultivated was only the Basic Meditation Method, it had been passed down for centuries and improved and optimized by countless generations of wizards.

For that reason, this meditation method was simple and practical. It had no fancy name or complicated prefix, only a simple designation—the Basic Meditation Method.

Its greatest advantage was that it was highly suitable for all kinds of people.

While it might not have the obvious traits or powerful supportive functions of certain specialized meditation methods, its reliability and stability were its greatest strengths.

It was steady and dependable, difficult to go wrong with, easy for anyone to pick up, and able to gradually lay a solid foundation.

Thus, the Basic Meditation Method became the foundational meditation method of every extraordinary faction.

Even some Official Wizards, after taking in apprentices, would usually wait until those apprentices reached Level 3 Wizard Apprentice and were preparing to break through to Official Wizard before teaching them more advanced meditation methods.

And while laying the foundation, the Basic Meditation Method was undoubtedly the ideal choice.

Rosalind was no exception. Although she had prepared other, more advanced meditation methods for Lynn, those would have to wait until he broke through to Level 3 Wizard Apprentice.

Aside from cultivation matters, Rosalind was also a master of potion-making as the person in charge of the Potion Garden, so Lynn could directly ask her about any questions he had regarding potion-making.

Having accumulated questions for nearly half a year, Lynn finally had the opportunity to ask Rosalind all of them at once. She showed no impatience at all and patiently answered every one of his doubts.

Time flew by. The sun gradually set, and only then did Lynn reluctantly bid her farewell.

Over the next few days, Rosalind happened to be free, so Lynn came to study with his teacher almost every day. There, he not only gained valuable knowledge but also deepened his understanding of the Wizard World.

During his spare time, Lynn focused on studying the Crystal Ball he had acquired and gradually figured out its specific uses.

In Lynn's words, the Crystal Ball was like a Saiyan power-level scanner. It could detect the mental strength, physical attributes, spell damage output, and other abilities of Wizard Apprentices.

This item was not cheap. Lynn did not often visit shops, but he learned from Remy that an ordinary Crystal Ball like this cost more than a thousand points.

If he sold it, the debts he carried could be cleared in an instant.

Although the Crystal Ball in his hands was defective and therefore worth less, it was still valued at around five hundred points at the very least.

Lynn could only say that his teacher was truly generous. The Heart of Flower Language and the Crystal Ball together could probably offset his potion-making debt.

According to the Crystal Ball's measurement standards, an ordinary person had a mental strength of 1 and physical attributes of 1.

Lynn measured his own data and found that his physical attributes had improved since breaking through to Level 2 Wizard Apprentice.

At present, his mental strength was 10, and his physical attributes were 3.

Generally speaking, aside from Bloodline Wizards, other wizards rarely made a point of improving their physical attributes. Most relied on energy particles to improve them passively.

As for mental strength, Lynn had tested Remy's data. Remy was currently a First-Level Wizard Apprentice, with mental strength of only 5 and physical attributes of merely 2, far inferior to Lynn's.