Arcane Lord

Arriving near the square, Jay saw from a distance that Boli was surrounded by a group of apprentices and seemed a little embarrassed. He called out loudly:

"Hey, Boli!"

Hearing his own name, and it seemed to be a familiar voice, Boli's heart moved, and he hurriedly looked to the south, and indeed saw Jay walking towards him.

So, Boli tried to break away from the crowd, ran to Jay in a few steps, and patted his best friend's shoulder hard, "Jay, why is it you?!"

"I didn't expect it!" Jay smiled, opened the appointment letter in his hand, and swung it back and forth in front of Boli like a treasure, "I didn't expect that the higher-ups didn't miss me in the end!"

"Let me see!"

Boli grabbed Jay's appointment letter, and Jay didn't care, and didn't even resist at all, just looked at Boli with a smile.

After "grabbing" the appointment letter, Boli became cautious. He held the appointment letter in one hand and gently stroked the side with the words with the other hand. At the same time, he kept saying things like "Appoint Jay as the Magic Affairs Officer of Daxia".

"How is it? Are you envious?"

Jay laughed, took the appointment letter back, folded it neatly and put it in the inner pocket of his robe, and then said to Boli who looked envious:

"I just met three other magic affairs officers in the government office. Guess what I found?"

"What did you find?" Boli asked curiously.

"I found that none of the four first batch of magic affairs officers had chosen full-time jobs before. Fortunately, I didn't listen to your advice and register at the Academic Affairs Office, otherwise I might have missed this opportunity."

Although he said so, Jay didn't mean to mock or ridicule Boli at all. He was more grateful. Boli, although envious, was also sincerely happy that his friend had a new development.

Hearing Jay say this, he nodded in agreement and said, "Fortunately you didn't listen to me."

After saying that, Boli looked back at the apprentices who were looking over here. Some of the brave ones had already sneaked over here, so he pulled Jay and said:

"Let's go, it's almost time, it's time to go to class!"

"Well, I'm also curious about how the moral education class is taught." Jay hurriedly followed.

When the two came in front of the apprentices, Boli coughed heavily, and after everyone looked at him, he began to announce the next task:

"Squad leader, line up! Bring people and follow me!"

As he said that, without waiting for the apprentices to react, he took Jay and walked towards the north of the square. Soon behind the two of them, a crisp and clear order to line up was heard.

Jay tilted his head to the back and asked curiously, "Is this how you teach?"

"Yes, everyone else does this, otherwise?" Boli asked back.

However, considering that Jay had never been exposed to moral education classes before, Boli also explained it very patiently. In fact, he didn't know how to teach moral education classes at the beginning. Anyway, he just brought apprentices to Daxia to work.

But later he learned from other moral education teachers how to guide apprentices to manage themselves, and most importantly, how to subtly carry out moral education during labor.

Boli's explanation made Jay feel very fresh. Before, he had only heard that the Time Tower had opened a new moral education class, but because he was busy with various part-time jobs, he actually had no time and no mind to understand how to implement it.

But now, after listening to Boli's explanation, Jay's mind suddenly appeared, the way his mother at home saw him wearing a robe just now, the kind of evasive look.

Somehow, he suddenly understood why such a course was set up.

...

From the Code Square to the north, the first place you pass is a Langas community. Jay spent more time in the Time Tower before, and only occasionally when he went home did he hear from his mother that a group of Langas barbarians came to Daxia again.

Of course, the name "barbarian" is not allowed in the Great Xia Territory. His mother once emphasized that he must not say this in the territory. If he is caught by the security guard, he will be punished even if he is a mage.

In fact, Jay is not as prejudiced against the Langas as his mother thinks. He was told during the enlightenment stage of the Tower of Time that there is no essential difference between the Langas and the Nether people, just different customs and habits.

In the Tower of Time, there have even been Langas apprentices for a long time, but because of language, habits and other reasons, they have not yet produced a formal mage with a formal rank.

However, Jay believes that there will definitely be one in the future.

At the same time, he also believes that his mother is not a mean person. Calling the Langas barbarians is not due to discrimination to a large extent, but the Nether people have long called the Langas people, which is difficult to completely eliminate in a short period of time.

By his generation, basically not many people call the Langas barbarians.

Not even Langas, now they are all Great Xia people.

Compared to Jay, who rarely appears in the territory, Boli seems to be at ease in this situation, and from time to time he greets several familiar Langas teenagers.

Before becoming a moral education teacher in the Academic Affairs Office of the Tower of Time, he had taken over the temporary language teaching task of the Task Management Office, and the target was these Langas teenagers who had just joined the territory.

These teenagers were not arranged to work in the Territory Development Department, but have been receiving magic enlightenment from the Tower of Time, and language is just one of them.

The purpose is to welcome new people in midsummer two months later.

Although Boli didn't know how many of these Langas teenagers would eventually join the Tower of Time, at this moment, he still sent his share of blessings to these lucky teenagers without hesitation.

…

Going north from Langas Community, the road becomes less easy to walk. The Logistics Department of Daxia Commandery has many tasks. Before they had time to reinforce and pave this section of road, they just sprinkled a layer of broken bricks and then simply Smooth things out.

As Boli walked, he cast a light body dexterity spell on himself and Jay, and then continued to talk freely with Jay.

As for the apprentices behind them, they shouted neat slogans and marched forward without caring about the changes in the road.

As we walked, the simple road paved with broken bricks disappeared. If we wanted to continue forward, we could only take the winding forest path that was one foot deep and one foot shallow.

Of course, it is somewhat inappropriate to call it "forest" now. The forest in this area has long been cleared away, leaving only tree stumps of different heights on the ground, as if telling the story of the forest tragedy that happened here not long ago.

"How far is it?"

Because the fallen trees ahead obscured the view of the road ahead, even though Jay had already been mentally prepared, he couldn't help but ask.

"It's not far ahead. The Development Department has built a forward command post there for the frontline working groups to exchange information and take a temporary rest."