Once he actually entered Nar'thalas Academy, security was tighter.
The lucid, powerful ghost mages patrolled near the entrance.
Fortunately, they considered Herad one of their own.
So they merely warned him about a few rules.
For example, he was not to damage the books in the collection or disturb anyone's classes.
The passage at the entrance extended to the left and right, with no signs.
Following the convention of men going left and women going right, Herad first took the passage on the left.
When players did quests in the game, every time they returned to the entrance to turn in a quest, the passages on either side would become new areas.
Only after all the quests were completed would the room containing the Tidestone appear.
Of course, reality had no such bizarre setup.
It was either on the left or the right, so he just had to search both sides.
Entering the left passage, Herad found many rooms on either side, as well as branching corridors.
The rooms on both sides of the passage were all large.
Nearly all of them were several hundred square meters in size.
Some rooms held large collections of books, while others were classrooms and laboratories.
Compared with the handful of simple quest areas in the game.
This place truly deserved to be called an academy!
Some rooms also displayed collected historical artifacts.
Whether in a technological world or a magical one, historical artifacts were highly valuable!
The fact that it could collect so many artifacts was enough to demonstrate this magic academy's strength.
For a magic academy that had taken over a museum's role, even calling it as wealthy as a nation hardly seemed adequate!
However, the ancient Kaldorei Empire had placed great importance on magic academies.
Azsuna, in particular, had developed around