The First Mage

"However, how can a student who has just arrived at the Royal Academy of Magic become a teaching assistant? At least it will take a few years of precipitation. However, after a few years, our teaching assistant Mafa Merlin may have climbed to a higher level The position has gone up, so, in my opinion, Palin still can't catch up with the teaching assistant." Another disciple smiled and said: "Since you are all classmates, then tell me, why is there such a big gap between you and Mafa Merlin? , From my point of view, when you were at Oakland College, you definitely didn't work as hard as Assistant Professor Mafa Merlin."

"It's not just hard work, but also talent." Everyone laughed.

"Forget it if you don't believe it." Perrin snorted coldly. However, although he said it hard, in fact, not to mention the disciples of the Doria mages didn't believe it, including Perlin himself. how much courage...

Lynch soon came to the side of Odin Magister. Odin Magister had obviously been waiting for Lynch. After the assistant bowed to him and left, Odin Magister pointed at the ruins. The inside asked: "Mafa Merlin, now that we have come out of the ruins, according to your opinion, do you think we should go in again? I mean, wait until the rest is over."

"Is it okay to say anything?" It can be said that Lynch never thought that the first sentence Odin Magister saw him was to ask him in a discussing tone. What is this? If it was when he was at Oakland College, Lynch would have expressed his opinion directly.

However, it is different now. He just came to the Royal Academy of Magic, and he doesn't know much about the personalities of these mages. Teacher, it's really not a joke...

Wizard Odin smiled and said, "Since I called you here, I naturally want to hear your opinion, so you can say anything, even if it's wrong."

"Okay." After receiving the assurance from Wizard Odin, Lynch felt a little relieved, and then looked at Wizard Odin and said, "Actually, if you ask me what I think, I mean, it's better not to Entering the ruins, the ruins are not yet exploreable."

"Oh? Explain the reason." Wizard Odin looked at Lynch.

Lynch replied: "The reason is actually very simple. First of all, the lava monster that is intercepted on the way is not easy to solve. If we have to deal with the lava monster, we will have a lot of losses. Believe it, Wizard Odin knows too."

Wizard Odin nodded. He naturally knew that if he hadn't judged this point before, he wouldn't have brought those pioneering mages out easily.

Lynch continued: "On the other hand, after I walked to the location of the volcano, I carefully released the eye of detection to check further places, and then I found that even after we passed that place, there was still We are still in the ruins, in other words, the scope of this former country is far larger than we imagined, and even what we have passed through now is not even one-tenth of the entire country."

"But, that's one-tenth of that. Look what we have encountered? First ghost worms, and then lava monsters. If we continue to explore, we can imagine that we will definitely encounter more and more terrifying things. Maybe, in the end, we will meet some powers left by elves or giant dragons, this country is far more complicated than we seem..."

When Lynch said this, he took a deep breath: "And the pioneer mages we are following now have lost about one-fifth. If we continue to explore, the number of people will continue to decrease. In the end, we will not I will definitely be able to find out all the mysteries of this country, but these mages will definitely perish a large part, or even completely annihilate, including me."

As soon as he finished speaking, Lynch suddenly realized that something was wrong, and then quickly added: "Of course, what I said does not include Odin Magister. With the strength of Magister, it is natural that he can leave safely. ruins."

"You're pretty much what I think..." Wizard Odin looked at Lynch appreciatively: "Mafa Merlin, I didn't expect you to be able to think so far, even to the same place as me, that's right, I I also don’t really want to continue to explore this ruin. Although everything in the plane needs to be explored, if the loss of a certain place is too large, or even exceeds the estimate, then you can put this place down first. This is also the way to open up the plane. There is a truth that must be understood, if you only know about rampage blindly, there is no way to complete the exploration of the entire plane."

"I know." Lynch nodded. In his opinion, if those mages knew that Odin Magister had done such a thing, they would definitely be very happy. After all, after experiencing so many dangers and falls, I believe that not many pioneering mages are willing to enter this ruin.

Of course, giving up temporarily now does not mean that they will completely abandon the ruins.

Continue to explore other areas, and wait until the strength of these pioneering mages present improves, and the Royal Academy of Magic has become more familiar with this apocalyptic plane. At that time, if you enter this ruin, I believe that the success rate of exploration will increase. It has improved a lot, and maybe the entire ruins will be able to be explored by then.

And after having today's experience, when they come back next time, they will definitely not run amok in the ruins like headless chickens, they will have more plans, and they will be more prepared to enter the ruins. Ruins to explore.

Compared with forcibly entering the ruins now and reducing the number of mages for no reason, such a choice is undoubtedly the best. After all, the Royal Academy of Magic has too many planes. The number is simply not enough. If the pioneering mages present here all die in the Apocalypse plane, then, in a short period of time, it is estimated that it will be difficult to gather a new group of pioneering mages.

As a result, the progress of exploring the Apocalypse plane will undoubtedly be greatly delayed. Therefore, choosing to temporarily put down the ruins is a decision he supports more than forcing the exploration.