I made science magic

Chapter 308 A world where everyone can become a spell caster!

"I just gave you a chance to choose. Your promotion depends on your own efforts." Lin En took out a prepared wizard medal and put it on Peirce's chest with his own hands.

."From today on, you are an official wizard!"

"Thank you, Mr. Dean..." Peirce's voice was slightly trembling.

Linn waved his hand, indicating that Peirce could go back, and then called the next apprentice over.

Peirce saluted again before exiting the Screaming Tower.

About three minutes later, Jonny opened the door and walked in. The two of them looked at each other and smiled. Linn pointed to the seat in front of him. "You should stay here for a few minutes before going out, so as not to be discovered by them..."

The girl nodded. In fact, during this period of time, Elok and the others had suspected it many times. After all, they always used magic, but every time she used the alchemy creation [Magic Hand] to fend it off.

Now I finally don't have to hide it secretly anymore.

And these ten minutes were not wasted. Jonny took the test paper and asked Lin En for advice on the last few wrong questions...

In the next few hours, Lin En was in the Screaming Tower handing out wizard medals to every student who had successfully been promoted, or comforting those who failed to continue working hard and that they might have another chance next year.

Perhaps because of the improved computing power after being tortured by the problem, the promotion rate this year is higher than before, reaching about 60%.

In other words, there will be forty or fifty new official wizards this year.

Lin En looked at the paper in his hand thoughtfully, which recorded the information of each student and prepared to assign their duties one by one based on their performance.

Those who have poor theoretical scores but are proficient in practical combat will serve as combat wizards and participate in the subsequent war with the empire. On the other hand, they will become scientific researchers and participate in the development of new weapons and new magic.

While thinking, the door was pushed open again, and this time it was Lydia who came in.

As soon as the halfling girl entered the door, she grabbed the long table and couldn't wait to ask. "Dean Lin En, can I also become a wizard?"

Lin En came to his senses and turned to ask. "Then it depends on what kind of wizard you want to be."

"Of course it's a wizard who can release magic!" Lydia said without hesitation, and then looked at the dean expectantly, her eyes almost shining.

"It's not difficult if you just release magic." Lin En said with a smile.

"Really? I can also use magic?" Lydia shouted in surprise. Although Jonny had told her about it before, it was just a guess after all, but now it was confirmed by the dean himself.

"Put this on first!" Lin En handed over a specially made bracelet. This is the same as the [Ring of Secret Magic], which is used to communicate in the field of magic. Some modifications were made in the style just to distinguish it.

Lydia couldn't wait to put it on her hand and said eagerly, "So now can I use magic?"

"Of course not!" Lin En shook his head funny. "Just close your eyes first and relax!"

Lydia immediately followed the instructions and closed her eyes tightly, but she could not relax at all.

Lin secretly shouted for the brain to connect to the halfling girl's brain. With the example of Redel, and Lydia's high trust in him, this time it went very smoothly, and the halfling girl did not suffer too much.

Much pain completes the connection with the magic realm.

Lydia soon found that she had entered an extremely magical place, with countless gray runes suspended in a void of space. Five of them floated towards her, surrounding her like naughty children.

The body rotated and suddenly flew into her head.

[Elementary Material Deconstruction Technique], [Water Condensation Technique], [Mage's Hand], [Fireball Technique], [Ice Blade]...

A total of five spell slots appeared in Lydia's brain, and Linn's voice also rang in her ears.

"Now you can try your hand at magic!"

Lydia opened her eyes, stretched out her palm nervously, and activated the spell position in her mind. Under the surge of elements, a crystal clear ice blade appeared, exuding a biting cold breath, making the whole body feel

The temperature dropped instantly.

"It's really magic!" Lydia shouted happily, and then tried the fireball technique. The power of ice and fire continued to flow in the palm of her hand, and she had a great time.

Although these are basic spells, they are already very satisfying for a halfling girl who has never been able to master magic.

"Master Dean, you are so amazing!" Lydia excitedly rushed to Lin En, kissed him hard on the face several times, and vented her excitement.

Lin En wiped the saliva on his face in disgust and warned. "Remember, your mental power is limited, so you can only cast zero-ring magic five times and one-ring magic three times a day."

Lydia nodded quickly. She didn't care about the restrictions, at least she was a real wizard now!

She wanted to see who dared to say that she was not a wizard...

Lydia couldn't wait to go out and show off, but she was stopped by Lin En before going out.

"Don't you want your wizard medal?" Linn asked helplessly.

"I want it!" Lydia hurriedly ran back, waited patiently for the dean to put the medal on her, and then ran out happily.

Looking at Lydia's frizzy appearance, Linn couldn't help but smile, and then explored the problem of the magic power loss of the brain.

Allowing a person who does not know magic to successfully cast a spell is naturally not without cost, and the magic power will not be generated out of thin air, but can only be drawn from his magic field.

This is Linn's second attempt to break the magic talent theory. It seems to be successful now, but there are still many problems that need to be solved.

For example, when it comes to the supply of magic power, the lost magic power cannot be completely borne by the brain. It is best to build a magic power reactor, just like building a power grid, and use a huge magic power network to supply the spellcasting requirements of these new wizards.

According to his vision, in the future Magic Kingdom, everyone, no matter whether they have the talent to become a wizard or not, as long as they study, master the principles of magic, and have enough computing power, they can use the magic network to cast corresponding magic!

Instead of like now, birth determines whether a commoner can become a wizard.

A world where everyone can become a spell caster might be able to surpass the federation of the previous life and take magic to a whole new level.

(End of chapter)