Six Ring Wizard

Herage was about to send a message to ask what the Wizard Association is, but saw a prompt pop up on the chat interface: "The other party has blocked messages from you. ♧"

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Herage was speechless for a while, and this person blocked him directly.

Herage did not continue to look at other tasks. What he thought was that he had to figure out the Wizard Association first, otherwise he would probably encounter the same situation as now.

He opened the tavern forum and searched for words related to the Wizard Association.

Relevant information and posts appeared quickly, and Herage understood it roughly after reading it carefully.

The Wizard Association is a neutral organization formed with the background of the six major wizard organizations.

The main purpose is to manage all wizards in a unified manner and conduct assessments and ratings on wizards.

There are generally three levels of wizards: first-level wizards, second-level wizards, and third-level wizards.

Everyone can sign up to take the assessment of the Wizards Association. After passing the assessment, they will receive the official Wizards level certification from the Wizards Association.

At the same time, the personal information in the runestones will also have a label of wizard level, which can be seen by others when they click on your profile.

Therefore, people who post tasks in the task hall will basically first check whether you have a tag and what level the tag is, and then they will consider cooperating with You.

Herague just now was like a dazed young man. He ran to take the witchcraft mission with a blank slate of his personal information. Others must have thought that he was here to cause trouble, so they simply blocked him.

"Since there is a Wizards Association, then there is also a Potion Masters Association."

Thinking of this, Herage continued to search for the Potion Masters Association and found that this organization really existed.

Like the Wizards Association, the Potion Masters Association is also a neutral organization jointly founded by the six major wizard organizations. Anyone can apply for assessment.

The level classification of potion masters is the same as that of witchcraft masters, which are also level one, two and three.

After learning about it, Herage knew that the standard for a first-level potion master was to be able to refine high-level potions. This requirement could already filter out most people.

The ancient potions required to be promoted to a formal wizard are typical high-level potions.

High-level magic potions require a high level of mental strength from the refiner, who must at least be at the official wizard level.

In other words, according to the standards of the Potion Masters Association.

As long as you are a potion master, no matter what level you are, it means that you are at least an official wizard.

After browsing the relevant information, Herage decided to pass the examinations of the wizard and potion master first.

After learning about it, he knew that the level certifications of these two associations were very important.

Whether you are accepting a potion mission or a witchcraft mission, most people will have requirements for your association certification level.

Because after the mission is released, everyone in Silver Moon City can see it.

With so many people, many want to take on the mission.

But not many people have association certification levels.

The publisher receives a lot of messages about accepting tasks every day. With so many people, he cannot judge the level of each other through the rune stones in a short time.

However, the association's certification level is real and can directly reflect the other party's level. At least it can ensure that the other party's level is not too bad.

Therefore, task publishers will basically only allow people with association certification levels to accept tasks.

Unless the publisher himself is very poor and cannot afford to pay a high price to hire someone with an association certification level.

However, the reward for this kind of task is not high, and the value of receiving it is relatively low.

After Herage made up his mind, he began to understand the relevant assessment procedures of the Wizard Association.

After confirming that there was no problem, Herage went out directly, called a carriage on the street, and headed to the Wizard Association of Silver Moon City.

The Wizard Association is located in the southeast of Silver Moon City. The buildings are all in the pointed Gothic style.

The carriage stopped at the entrance of the Wizard Association. Herrag got out of the car and took a look. There was a logo of the Wizard Association on the door, a six-pointed star with a pointed wizard hat inside.

The gate of the Wizard Association looks quite low-key, not as grand as the city hall or bank.

There are relatively few people coming and going at the door, but almost everyone who comes in and out is a first-level official wizard.

After paying the fare, Herage walked into the hall of the Wizard Association.

There were very few people in the hall. Although the voices of these people talking were very low, they sounded very clear in the empty hall.

"Old man, is there any reliable wizard who can recommend me recently? I'm going to build an underwater house recently." A bald middle-aged man in front of a counter asked, leaning on the counter.

"Why don't you just post the mission on the rune stones? There will be a lot of people looking for you." said the middle-aged man named Mo Ze at the counter.

"Stop talking, it makes me angry when you talk about it. There are all kinds of monsters and monsters who post tasks on the rune stones to come to you. Many of them are not even certified by the Wizarding Circle Master Association, and they dare to take on the first-level Wizarding Circle mission!" The bald man said angrily.

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Herag heard their conversation and couldn't help but glance at the bald man. He probably knew in his heart that this man was Barron, the mission issuer who blocked him.

He didn't speak, but walked to the assessment registration counter.

"Hello, I want to take the first-level wizard level assessment." Herage said softly.

"Hello, please fill out the registration form and show your rune stones." The staff took out a form and handed it over.

Herague nodded, took the quill beside him and started filling out the form, while placing the rune stones on the counter.

The staff took the rune stones to verify their identity and then handed them back.

After Herrag filled out the information, he handed the form over.

The staff looked at it carefully and then said: "It has been registered. Your exam will start at ten o'clock in the morning two days later. Please be prepared and bring your rune stones."

"Thank you." Herage nodded, and then left the Wizard Association.

Herage has learned that the level assessment of the Wizard Association is very simple.

During the exam, a question is randomly asked, and then you are asked to design a witchcraft formation according to the requirements of the question, and lay out the witchcraft formation.

The required materials will be provided by the Wizards Association. If the wizards can start and operate normally, they will pass the assessment.

The assessment questions generally have some specific requirements, rather than some common witchcraft formations.

Therefore, it is useless to memorize questions in advance. The exam will not draw assessments from those existing witchcraft formations, but will require you to temporarily design witchcraft formations.

Only in this way can a person's witchcraft level be more accurately reflected.

Otherwise, everyone would just memorize the structure and layout process of the existing witch formations, and it would not be difficult.

With the wizard's memory, it is too easy to pass this memory test.

Two days later, Herage came to the Wizard Association again, arriving an hour early to prepare for today's assessment.