From Hogwarts to Strixhaven

"Very good, since you all know that the next action target is the Thurdun ruins, then hurry up and prepare." Ivy was ready to end today's conversation, "You won't have much time to prepare, so be ready to wait for the call at any time."

Ivy placed five badges made into the Star of Strixhaven on the table: "These badges are attached with shield spells three times a day, each time can last for an hour, which is a reward for your last time as an assistant supervisor. I also attached magic for communication on it. When the Star of Strixhaven starts to shine, it is time for us to officially go to the Thurdun ruins. I hope you can bring all your equipment and find a quiet and undisturbed place within five minutes after the badge lights up. When the five minutes are up, I will use teleportation magic to gather you from all over the school."

As a celebrity who is about to graduate from Strixhaven, the student group in front of him has a very high recognition of this magic university, which means they are happy to accept any peripherals of Strixhaven.

"This is different from the badges in the Maodian Pavilion store!" Ruth held up a badge and tried to get closer to the magic lamp on the beam, "It's more...shiney! And it's made of silver! It's ten thousand times more beautiful than those iron painted badges!"

"Because I used some gems, they can always add luster to magic." Ivy said indifferently.

After seeing Ruth pin the badge on her chest, the rest of the group followed suit. Even Kemina, a faculty member, felt jealous. Who can refuse gem jewelry that is both good-looking and useful?

Ivy looked at the five students who were constantly playing with the ornaments on their chests, and then said: "This will be your last adventure in Strijhaven, so I suggest you give the team a name, both as a commemoration and as a way to improve group cohesion."

The five students looked at each other, and finally Bastion from Hengjian College spoke: "Since we entered school, the shadow of Mogasso has been spying on the entire school in the dark. Now we finally have the opportunity to make a break with him with the hope of the entire Strijhaven. So the name of our team should be called 'Mogasso's Nemesis'! We have thwarted his conspiracy for three consecutive years, and this time is no exception!"

"Not bad." Ivy nodded calmly, "But it's too long. I suggest you call yourself 'Nemesis' and don't limit yourself to Mogasso alone. You will soon find that he is not worthy at all."

Although the five students still seemed a little confused, they accepted Ivy's suggestion with their trust in the professor.

"Okay, we will be the Nemesis Team in the future." Grayson sounded very satisfied with the name, perhaps because the name did not fully adopt Bastion's opinion.

"Do you have any more questions?" Ivy asked at last.

The minotaur sitting in the corner raised a hand: "...What about our exams? This year is graduation season..."

Ruth asked in disbelief: "If Mogasso succeeds, I'm afraid we won't have to worry about exams anymore! I'd rather fail than let Mogasso's conspiracy succeed!"

"...That's because you always fail." The minotaur muttered in a low voice. Generally speaking, he never confronted others head-on. "That sounds better."

"The instructors in the academy unanimously agreed that stopping Mogasso's conspiracy is the top priority, so for the rest of this school year, you can be exempted from any exams, and as long as you can stop Mogasso's conspiracy, you can graduate from Strijhaven with the best results." As a trainee counselor, Kemina had obviously been instructed in advance.

"Very good, you don't have to worry about the exam." Ivy looked around at the nemesis sitting at the table, "Does anyone else have questions?"

"I do!" Bastion raised his hand, "I want to ask, Professor Doom, where did you learn swordsmanship?"

"You still want to use that ornament to deal with Mogasso?" Grayson showed a look of disapproval.

But Bastion's eyes never left Ivy.

"From an old wizard." The old man in a gray robe appeared in front of Ivy, "When he fights, he will first release a super flash to blind the enemy, and then swing an elven sword to cut down all the enemies."

"Then how long did it take you to learn swordsmanship?" Bastion unconsciously touched the hilt behind him. Grayson wanted to say something else, but was stopped by Aurora's eyes.

"Maybe... half a month?" Ivy recalled uncertainly. After all, he became a swordsman more because he had the Destruction Grimoire in his hand than because of Gandalf's good teaching. But in general, Gandalf did teach Ivy to swing a sword. "I don't remember it very well, but it wasn't long."

"So what do you think I should do if I want it to be useful? Is it too late for me to start learning swordsmanship now?" Bastion pulled the giant sword from the sheath behind him and gently placed it among a pile of snacks and wine glasses.

Ivy could tell from the mirror-like shining sword that the elephant man in front of him really took good care of his weapon, even though he had never used it once.

"I think you'd better find someone to sharpen it first. A weapon without a sharp blade is really no different from an ornament." Ivy stretched out his hand and weighed the giant sword in front of him. "Its weight should be quite suitable for you, and the center of gravity is also well adjusted. This will be a good weapon."

"That swordplay..." Bastion smiled a little, then quickly disappeared. Even he himself thought that it was unlikely that this giant sword would be useful against Mogasso.

"It's never too late to start learning. Even if you can't use it against Mogasso, sooner or later you will thank yourself for starting to learn now." Ivy flicked the blade and manipulated it back into the scabbard behind Bastion. "As for now, maybe you can consider using magic instead."

"Is there really magic that can make people proficient in swordplay?" Grayson couldn't help asking. He had been checking that this kind of magic didn't exist before.

"Of course." Ivy said, "Magic can do everything. If you can't do it, it means that your ability and knowledge are not enough."

"You have seen Tansen's levitating disc. In fact, he invented many other spells." Ivy waved his hand gently, and the Destruction Codex immediately emerged in a blue light dust. "There is a six-ring spell called Tansen Magic Energy Conversion, which can make you proficient in various melee weapons. Not only that, this spell can completely turn the caster into a skilled warrior. But the cost is that the caster cannot cast spells during the duration of this spell, and also needs to bear the consequences of overusing the body during the spell. If your physical fitness is not strong enough, or if you fight too hard during the duration of the spell, you may have to lie in bed for a while."

Ivy's magic pen also emerged from the air and wrote quickly on the blank pages of the Destruction Codex. A series of mysterious arcane formulas appeared on the paper, and all the onlookers were shocked by Ivy's magical method.

"Magic scroll?" Grayson, who came from a wealthy family, was well-informed, so he immediately recognized what Ivy was doing.

"This is impossible!" Kemina frowned and retorted, "But judging from the model of this spell, it is at least a spell of four rings or above. How could it be completed so quickly?"

Ivy's magic pen did not let the onlookers wait too long. It completed the writing task in a short while and disappeared into the air again.

Ivy stretched out his hand and tore the paper covered with dense words and runes from the Destruction Grimoire, and handed it to Bastion: "This is the scroll of Tansen's magic energy conversion, but it can only last for 30 days at most. You can try to interpret this spell yourself, or you can use it as a consumable when dealing with Mogasso, but in any case, it only has one chance to use it. Of course, there must be a record of this spell in Maodian Pavilion, and you can also consider selling it and looking for information yourself."

"It's really a magic scroll?" Although Kemina has felt incredible from Ivy many times, what happened in front of her still exceeded her expectations.

As a branch of making magic items, copying scrolls has never been an easy task.

Generally speaking, the time to copy a magic scroll depends on the difficulty of the spell and the level of the caster. A six-ring spell takes at least a day and a half to complete, which means at least thirteen hours of work.

But the way Ivy completed the Tansen Magic Energy Conversion Scroll was very different.

As a [Scribe Mage], Ivy obtained the professional feature of [Scribe Master] at level 10, which not only rewarded him with a [Scribe Scroll] expertise, but also halved all the costs in the manufacturing process.

No mistakes, just read it in one 6-9 book bar!

In addition, this professional feature can also allow him to reproduce a spell in the [Awakening Grimoire] on a blank piece of paper through the [Mage's Pen], turning it completely into a magic scroll. However, when this magic scroll is not used, Ivy's spellbook will temporarily lose it.

This ability can only work on first- and second-ring spells, but Ivy's Destruction Grimoire is much more powerful than the artifact. Therefore, when the Destruction Grimoire paper is used as a carrier, the upper limit of the scrolls that can be made with this feature is raised. At present, spells below the eighth ring and in Ivy's magic book can be made into such magic scrolls, which are the same as the highest-level arcane that Ivy [Scribe Mage] can release.

In Ivy's cognition, this professional feature is actually a manifestation of [Scribe Mage's] cognition of magic knowledge. Through the carrier of books or paper, [Scribe Mage] allows his knowledge to be used in a more specific way.

The only drawback is that there can only be one scroll per ring level made in this way, and it will continue to occupy one of Ivy's spell slots. So in addition to spreading magic knowledge, Ivy has not yet found other ways to use it.

After all, compared to casting spells by yourself, tearing scrolls doesn't seem to be much more convenient, and Ivy himself is a powerful spellcaster, and he really doesn't need this ability.

Bastion, holding the magic scroll in both hands, looked very excited. He said in a trembling voice: "Thank you! Professor Doom! I will definitely study this spell carefully!"

In fact, Ivy doubted whether he could learn this six-ring spell, because a six-ring spellcaster was almost the average level of the faculty and staff of Strijhaven. The two deans of each college should be stronger, and the eight-ring or nine-ring wizards were their upper limit. As for legendary spellcasters, Ivy had not seen any in Strijhaven. Perhaps the Holy Oracle and the five founding dragons would be at this level.

However, considering that some students can join the faculty after graduation, Bastion may indeed master the Tansen Magic Energy Conversion. And this spell is indeed suitable for elephant-man spellcasters, whose unique physique can effectively help them withstand the physical test after the spell effect ends. Moreover, Bastion wears a heavy plate armor all year round, and he may have been very familiar with moving and casting spells with the armor.

If he can develop a series of other spells based on the Tansen Magic Energy Conversion in the future, it will not be in vain that Ivy has invested a six-ring spell slot in him for so long.

The nemesis' attention is all focused on the magic scroll in Bastion's hand, and no one wants to ask other questions. Ivy nodded and officially ended today's mobilization meeting: "Since you all have no questions, let's stop here today. Go, everyone, be ready to fight at any time."

"Understood!" In the voices of the five nemesis who answered together, Ivy stood up and walked out of the Arch End Tavern with Kemina.

"How did you do it?" Kemina couldn't help asking, "This is totally against common sense!"

"In fact, Planeswalkers are also quite against common sense, right?" Ivy smiled slightly.

As a spellcaster who can travel through time and space without spending much effort, Planeswalker Kemina nodded silently: "Since you don't want to tell me, I won't ask more... Is there anything else you want to do next? About Mogasso and the ruins of Seidun?"

"Of course," Ivy sighed, "As the person in charge of this practical activity, I need to go to the venue to check it out and make sure that the situation there is under our control."

"You are much more familiar with the profession of professor than I am!" Kemina smiled, "Maybe you have taught students in other magic schools?"

"Only a few months." Ivy nodded and admitted, "It's also teaching students how to deal with magic and magical creatures... I didn't expect that I would resume my old job in Strijhaven..."