The Familiar Red Hair

Plaisey adjusted his glasses and said, "Ulala, set the data report aside. I'll read it later."

"Yes, Wizard Plaisey."

After setting down the data report, Ulala said, "Wizard Plaisey, during this inspection, I discovered a very promising Prossian new student. He is already a Second-Rank Wizard Apprentice."

"A Prossian genius?" Plaisey raised his head, a trace of surprise flashing across his face. "A Prossian with talent in Potionology—that is truly rare, just like the one Wizard Esmond taught back then."

"What magical plant project is he involved in?" "Wizard Pella's Flying Pumpkin improvement project."

Plaisey pondered slightly and said, "Oh, I remember. It was meant to transform the Flying Pumpkin into a magical plant with a certain degree of attack power. A little ingenuity, but not enough capability. Still, considering it is a Flying Pumpkin improvement project, I gave her some preferential treatment."

Ulala continued, "This Wizard Leo has performed very well in this project."

Hearing this, Plaisey nodded slightly. "Then he does have some talent. But it has nothing to do with the standard of cultivation. If they want to achieve the goal I expect, this project has failed to meet the standard from the very beginning."

"For Wizards, while foundational ability is important, thinking ability also needs to be valued. To obtain high-level research projects, one must be bold enough and have flexible enough thinking to secure them."

"Many Wizards fail to understand this. They merely seek the tracks others have already walked and plow deeply along those paths."

"Though they may earn quite a few Magic Stones in the short term, over time, they lose their ability to think and innovate, making it difficult for them to achieve anything in higher realms of Wizardry."

"Quite a few Wizards are now choosing improved Flying Pumpkin varieties to cater