"It's so beautiful!" Even Carlos, as a man, couldn't help but be stunned when he saw the intermediate red magic gem in Camille's hand.
"Of course, this is a gift from my teacher for me to become a rank 4 novice wizard!" Said Camille proudly. When she said the word rank 4, she especially emphasized it.
"Recently, I felt that my rank 3 novice wizard pattern was about to be filled up. Just you wait, I'll catch up with you soon!" Said Carlos after he understood the meaning behind Camille's words.
"Um, are there any better gems?" Abel interrupted the conversation between the two and asked softly. He wanted to know if there were any perfect gems in this world.
"Of course there are. The best gems are top-level gems. Unfortunately, even in the biggest gem mines, it's hard to find a few. I've never even seen a top-level gem before. I've only heard that some large organizations have a small collection. Top-level gems are used to provide energy for large magic circles. They are not something that a single wizard can get." Said Camille. She then stopped and said, "We've reached the 11th floor. You can go in now!"
Abel raised his head and saw that the stairs in front of him were blocked by a big door. The door was made of wood, and there were all kinds of strange birds and beasts carved on it. They were all things that he had never seen before.
He gently pushed the door open. It was pitch black inside. As soon as he stepped through the door, Abel felt a sense of weightlessness. After a short moment of weightlessness, Abel's body appeared in a room.
Was this a teleportation circle? Although Abel had just heard about teleportation circles from Camille, he didn't have the same feeling as when he was in the same place. This feeling was not as strong as when he was teleported to Rogge's camp. However, this was the first time he had been teleported in this world.
"Not bad, you're very calm. A wizard needs to have this kind of spirit." In a flash, Wizard Moreton appeared in front of Abel.
Abel was already used to the way Wizard Moreton appeared. He still couldn't understand how Wizard Moreton would appear. It seemed like this was a special way for high-level wizards to appear.
"The prestigious Wizard Moreton, greetings!" Abel said with a bow.
"Abel, are you willing to become my disciple?" Wizard Moreton was very direct. There was no need for formalities.
Abel didn't expect Wizard Moreton to ask such a question, but he quickly reacted and said, "The prestigious Wizard Moreton, I am willing!"
"From now on, you don't have to follow the noble etiquette in the magic tower. Wizards don't have time for formalities. From now on, you'll have to call me teacher." Said Wizard Moreton said with a smile.
"Yes, teacher!" Abel immediately changed his way of addressing Abel.
"You are my sixth disciple. There are 3 senior brothers and 2 senior sisters above you. Your senior brother is a rank 6 wizard. He is the 4th wizard of the Duchy of Carmel. He is currently guarding the Miracle City in the Budapest Mountains. As for your second senior brother and third senior sister …" Wizard Moreton paused for a moment and let out a soft sigh. "They have been following me for a long time. Now that their time is almost up, they have closed themselves up a few years ago to find a way to survive!"
Wizard Moreton looked at Abel and said, "You are still too young. Maybe being young will make you unable to understand the importance of life. When you become a rank 1 novice wizard, your lifespan will increase to 150 years. Every time you level up, your lifespan will increase by another 10 years. It may seem very long, but if you don't take advantage of it, your lifespan will become very short!"
"Thank you for teaching me, teacher!" Abel was not a normal 13 year old boy. He had lived two lives, so his desire for life was stronger than anyone else's.
"Your two senior apprentice-brothers and senior apprentice-sister neglected the importance of training when they were young. When they got older, the difficulty of training increased, causing them to be stuck between level 5 and level 6 wizards. Originally, I wanted to provide them with potions to forcibly raise them to level 6 wizards, but they didn't agree."
Wizard Moreton saw the confusion in Abel's eyes and sighed. "Although using potions to forcefully level up is the fastest way, it also blocks their future path. Even if they were to die of old age, they would rather die of old age than use that method to level up."
When Abel heard this, he couldn't help but think of the 3 apprentices of Wizard Yveline. Those 3 apprentices were madly trying to earn money in order to buy potions to level up. This could also be a problem of vision. Those 3 apprentices thought that a rank 6 wizard was already very powerful. They would be satisfied if they could reach rank 6 in their lifetime. Uncle Sam, on the other hand, had a higher vision. He wanted to level up through his own efforts.
Thinking of Uncle Sam, Abel couldn't help but ask, "Teacher, why is Novice Wizard Sam stuck at rank 5 for so many years?"
When Wizard Moreton heard Abel's question, he couldn't help but laugh and said, "I thought that if you had a good relationship with Novice Wizard Sam, with your personality, you would definitely help him ask this question."
Abel smiled shyly, but his eyes were fixed on Wizard Moreton. It seemed like he was waiting for his answer.
"Ok, I'll tell you Novice Wizard Sam's question." Wizard Moreton looked at Abel's face, but his heart was full of admiration. If he could ask this kind of question for Novice Wizard Sam, you could imagine what kind of person Abel was. Teaching a disciple like this was the most reassuring thing to do.
"Novice Wizard Sam is a rare genius. To be honest, Wizard Yveline and I have known each other for many years. Wizard Yveline was not a good teacher, but under Wizard Yveline's guidance, Novice Wizard Sam had trained himself to the peak of a rank 5 novice wizard. He was only one step away from becoming a rank 6 official wizard. This is very rare."
Wizard Morton gently shook his head and continued, "But his weakness is too obvious. He has only learned one type of 'fireball' spell, and he has never learned a second type of spell. Every day, he is diligently training behind closed doors. He rarely goes out."
Abel knew that Novice Wizard Sam only learned the 'fireball' spell. The only spell he learned was taught by Novice Wizard Sam.
"I heard that when he was young, he almost lost his life in an adventure. After that, he never left Bakong City. He always stayed in the magic tower to train. Of course, he doesn't need to learn a second spell." Wizard Moreton seemed to disagree with Novice Wizard Sam's behavior.
Abel couldn't help but think about the time when Lord Marshall saved Novice Wizard Sam. After that, they became best friends. Could it be that after that, Novice Wizard Sam never went out to adventure again?
"Through his genius, he reached the peak of rank 5 step by step. However, without experience, he lacked the understanding of spells. His rank 5 novice wizard was not complete, so he was stuck at rank 5."
Wizard Moreton looked at Abel and said softly, "Actually, I also want to find a chance to remind Novice Wizard Sam, but he is Wizard Yveline's disciple, so I can't tell him this directly. I am very happy that you asked this question. I also hope that he can successfully level up. If that happens, the Duchy of Carmel will have another official wizard."
Abel bowed to Wizard Moreton and said, "Teacher, this bow is for Novice Wizard Sam. Thank you very much for your selfless advice."
"Novice Wizard Sam is still young. If he can change his mentality, then the Duchy will have another official wizard. So, I will stop talking about Novice Wizard Sam." Wizard Moreton changed the topic and said, "When you are at the beginner level, you must learn any spell. These spells may save your life sometimes."
Abel listened and nodded. He agreed with this point. Spells were different in power, but they all had their own uses.
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