Death Wizard Diary

Distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors. Although this neighbor is quite upright and makes people a little uncomfortable, Saul also takes this opportunity to get information.

Just as he was about to open his mouth, he saw someone walking from the end of the corridor.

The man walked quickly and shouted loudly.

"All newly promoted first-level apprentices should go to the last classroom on the tenth floor of the East Tower at nine o'clock on time for the first public class!"

"All newly promoted first-level apprentices should go to the last classroom on the tenth floor of the East Tower at nine o'clock on time for the first public class!"

Someone heard the sound, opened the door, came out, and asked, but the person didn't answer. He just passed on the message and went upstairs along the slope at the end.

Some new apprentices gathered in the corridor and whispered to each other. The atmosphere was lively and everyone was full of hope.

"Keli!"

Two more boys ran over, and one of them with lively eyes said, "Let's go to class together."

But Li just glanced at them lightly, without even answering, and turned to Sol and said, "Let's go there now."

The two people who were left out did not show any angry expressions, but instead looked at Thor with a little fear.

Thor realized that these people probably thought he was very talented, but he couldn't explain this kind of thing, so he just nodded and agreed to go with him.

It was still some time before nine o'clock, and almost all the new apprentices rushed to the east tower as soon as they heard the news.

The wizard's tower itself should be a cylindrical shape, wide at the bottom and narrow at the top, and divided into two parts in the middle, becoming the east and west towers.

The East Tower and the West Tower are both semicircular, separated by a thick wall in the middle. There are passages through them only on the fifth, sixth, tenth and fourteenth floors.

These passages will be closed at night and no one will be allowed to pass through at will.

Saul had seen the passage gate when he was cleaning the corridors, but he had never been allowed into the east tower.

Following the crowd, he walked through the passage for the first time and came to the East Tower.

The sixth floor of the East Tower does not have the rooms connected to the West Tower. All you can see are gray walls with symbols and patterns that Thor cannot understand at all.

Just one glance made Sol dizzy.

He turned his head to avoid it, and saw that Keli kept her head lowered and had no intention of looking at the wall.

"This guy seems to really know a lot."

"Plop, plop."

The two people in front of them failed to divert their attention in time like Thor, so they fainted and fell to the ground.

Everyone passed by them, and no one reached out to help them.

Thor walked past the two people and looked at them struggling to stand up. His longing for the future life of a wizard apprentice suddenly diminished a lot.

…

"Everyone be quiet!"

Sol and the others sat in the last classroom on the tenth floor of the East Tower for about ten minutes when finally a man in his fifties walked in from the front door of the classroom in a hurry.

He quickly came to the front desk of the classroom and put one hand on the desk.

"In the first class, I will only teach you the rules of Gorsa Wizard Tower once. If anyone asks me again, I will eat them! Ugh..."

After the man finished speaking, he bent over and vomited.

A large pool of green slime fell on the ground, splashing everywhere, mixed with a few fingers, falling, bouncing, and falling again.

The apprentices sitting in the front row suddenly leaned back and hit the table in the back row, making a loud clang.

Saul, who was accustomed to sitting back, lowered his head and refused to look at the picture that made his stomach churn.

The man standing on the stage was very angry. After vomiting, he straightened up and shouted again: "Quiet!"

No one dared to move anymore, even if they were enduring nausea.

"First of all, sign up for a tutor based on elemental affinity. My name is Gu Duo, a tutor of the poison system. I can also teach those of the metal system. If any of you have talent in this area, please choose me on the form!"

Sol lowered his head. The table was empty.

This Gudo instructor did not create a form like in the movie, and no one showed up to hand out the form.

He quickly spread out the book in his arms and recorded it with a pen.

At the same time, there was a rustle around him, and it was Keli who took out a pen and paper from her backpack in unison and started recording.

There are about twenty people in the classroom, and almost half of them have prepared their own paper and pens.

Those who were unprepared wanted to borrow from the people next to them but did not dare to speak, so they were noticed by Gu Duo.

On the stage, Instructor Gu Duo was still speaking, speaking very fast.

"...First-level apprentices, first learn the public courses well. These include witchcraft writing, cognition of all things, meditation, and runes, and finally try low-level witchcraft!"

Sol's writing was so fast that he couldn't keep up, so he simply recorded it using the words of his previous life.

"...Don't waste your time, because you don't have time to waste! The first-level apprentice will be assessed once a month, and the first assessment will be after three months! If the assessor thinks that you have no possibility of growth,"

Gudo paused for a moment when he said this. He narrowed his eyes and looked around the apprentices in the classroom, and said gloomily: "Then there is no need for you to be trained."

Sol's hand shook and he pulled out a long tail from a word. He silently started another line and continued writing.

"...Finally, I would like to remind you, look at the book in front of you and don't think about it. That is something that only second-level apprentices have to consider."

Saul didn't understand this. What does "other" mean? Witchcraft?

"Okay, that's it, I'm leaving." After Gudo said that, he turned around and left the classroom faster than he came in.

Without the scary tutor, everyone started talking, and the voices in the classroom suddenly erupted.

Saul did not participate in the discussion. He stared straight at the notes he had just taken, as if in a daze.

"Is your left hand born like this?" Keli's voice sounded again.

Sol had just been anxiously taking notes, and habitually pressed the book with his left hand, which was naturally seen by Keli sitting next to him.

Sol didn't hide his hand anymore and said calmly.

"No, it happened the day before yesterday."

Keli frowned and pursed her lips, as if she was caught in some century-old problem.

At this time, a young man walked in from the front door of the classroom again. He walked to the front desk of the classroom with a smile on his face and a stack of paper in his hand.

"It's ten minutes to nine now. You've all arrived early. That's great! As apprentices, we have to make the most of every time. It's only early and not late. Sometimes being on time is also a kind of lateness."

The young man knocked on a pile of paper in his hand and suppressed his smile slightly, "I will first send you the form to register as a tutor and the rules manual of the wizard tower. In a while, tutor Gudo will give the first explanation. You must keep

Be quiet, Master Guduo doesn't like noise. If you have any questions, don't ask. Just read the manual. I will explain it later."

There was silence under the stage.

The young man was very satisfied. The apprentices of this class were very obedient and made Anjing quiet immediately.

He walked down the stage to hand out forms and manuals to everyone, but he stepped on something sticky.

The young man lowered his head, raised his foot and saw that a severed limb was stuck to the sole of his shoe and was twitching slightly.

He looked up at the new apprentices again and asked twitchingly: "Teacher Gu Duo, he..."

"He's already here." A girl sitting in the second row whispered back.