this mage is dangerous

The Mage Tower is a sanctuary, a research center, and a fortress.

An archmage's tower may be visible from far away, surrounded by high walls, standing tall like a warrior's castle.

The mage's relationship with his tower is as close as that with his familiar. Through arcane magic, the mage and the builder of the mage tower can establish a connection between the tower and its owner, so that the magic of the two can flow to each other and surround the surroundings.

The magic power is gathered into the mage tower.

In many ways, the mage tower is not so much a residential building as it is a gathering and channeling device for magical energy. In essence, the mage tower is a building-level magic item. The design purpose and structure of this building is to gather

The appearance of the magic tower and the tall and upright structure are all designed to meet this purpose. That's why mages like to build tall wizard towers so much.

Bone came to the front of the mage tower, surrounded by nearly a hundred meters of grass. The moment he approached, he felt more than a dozen faint energy fluctuations sweep across, the wooden sign in his hand glowed faintly, and the scene in front of him

There was a change, and the surroundings were no longer flat grass, but in the woods, and an arched door appeared on the white brick wall.

Passing through the gate is a huge garden.

Folding space!

The tower looks less than a few hundred square meters from the outside, but the space inside is huge.

The plants in the garden have obviously been carefully distinguished, simulating different environments in different areas, including the climate of lava areas and snowy mountains, but they all have one thing in common, they all have rare and precious plants, most of which he cannot name.

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"Arcane Garden!"

Bone already knew where this place was.

The Arcane Garden is equivalent to a small ecosystem, which allows the wizard to grow various plants in his own home.

Many mages are also involved in alchemy, botany, and other studies that involve the use of plants.

The magical symbols and mysterious writings in this room allow plants to thrive in different conditions.

Holding the wooden sign, Boen could sense a lot more information. By spending points, he could directly reach different areas. Boen also learned from the information that the third floor was the book view.

With only 1 point, he was 'poor' and could only choose to climb the stairs, and found the stairs with the help of wooden signs.

Go up the curved stone staircase. The second floor is the experimental area. There are laboratories of different sizes to choose from, with different functions, but the experimental equipment is very complete. Renting different levels of laboratories requires different prices. Of course,

Points are also available.

Fortunately, the stairs were still in the same place. Born was visiting the experimental area and went directly to the third floor.

Rows of bookshelves are like a maze. Fortunately, not only can you find the area you need through the wooden signs, but different areas have points restrictions. If your points are too low, you can't enter some places.

Born's 1 point can only be found in the theoretical areas of "Theoretical Magic", "Applied Magic" and "Introduction to Magic". Magic spells can't even be seen in level 0 tricks.

And 1 point can only read some papers, and only one. Fifteen minutes after reading, you will be forcibly 'thrown' out by the mage tower due to insufficient points.

Although the method of throwing it was not clear, Bone was not willing to try it.

There are many ways to obtain points. Submission is the choice of most people. Some meaningful paper ideas or Mage Tower can be submitted without copies of ancient books. There is a place in the middle similar to a bulletin board where many people can post it.

Borrowed books or materials.

In a corner, Bohn finally found some "free" public information, which no one paid attention to after the submission was approved, and was later directly reduced to public mode.

There are a lot of people coming and going here, and they obviously know that there are "free" things in this area. Many people look at Boyn with strange eyes.

"Another fool wants to find gold in the garbage."

For a whole day, Boen spent the whole day in this "abandoned" corner looking at what others saw as "junk".

In fact, this place is a "treasure land" for new students in the first one or two months after the start of each school year, but now it's almost half a year, and there are still "idiots" who are still reading it, which has obviously become a joke for others.

People are always like this. When they have made mistakes, they also hope that others will make mistakes too, in order to achieve a certain balance in their hearts!

Bonn doesn't care about other people's opinions. Different perspectives determine how we view things differently.

In fact, the information here has many shortcomings, but it also has many interesting points.

For example, the article that Bone is reading has a bit of a weird idea, using the perpetual motion of undead skeletons to cultivate land instead of animal power.

The idea is actually fine, but skeletons belong to the undead, and the aura they emit will also destroy the corrupted soil. Moreover, the prerequisite for achieving perpetual motion is that it is in an environment with a strong undead aura, and this kind of place is not suitable for farming.

But for Bone, this situation was too easy to solve, and it also gave him more ideas. There were also more information, various weird opinions and cool operations, which made him feel like visiting a forum.

………

Three days later.

On the seventh floor of the Mage Tower, in a spacious and bright room, on a table filled with manuscripts and books, an intermediate arcanist was frowning, looking at the manuscript in his hand, shaking his head slightly and throwing it aside.

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The review job at Giles College can be said to be one of the most important jobs. Although the salary is generous, it is also one of the jobs that all arcanists hate!

So the arcanists will take turns every week.

Mr. Evans has been reviewing for the fourth day, and he no longer has the focus and excitement he had at the beginning. There are too many submissions, especially those in the lower grades who are eager to gain points. They often submit meaningless manuscripts, often dozens of articles long.

There was a point of view that interested him.

Picking up a manuscript again, Evans used to look at the last name.

Iolum!

I immediately became energetic and glanced at the cover.

""Three steps to teach you how to write an excellent paper"? Born. Iolum?"

Evans immediately thought that this was the grandson of His Excellency Vice Dean Iolum.

He couldn't help but open his mouth when he saw the title. He had never seen such a title before.

Open the paper and read it carefully from beginning to end.

"Actually, writing a paper manuscript is actually very simple, especially a paper on the theoretical basis of magic. There are templates that can be applied to everything. The specific writing steps are as follows:

First: first determine the point of your paper.

Second: Put your thesis topic into...

…”

It was completely beyond his expectation. The first time someone submitted an article was not some random magic or conjecture. It was a research on how to submit an article, and the feasibility was very high.

Even if he applies the so-called template above, even if it is just a magic application that has no practical use, it can be passed!

This made his image of "genius" collapse a bit, but I have to say that this is indeed a "genius" paper.

He was a little embarrassed about this. It was said that it would be no problem to pass this way. Once passed, it would be very likely to "explode", and in the future, there would probably be many "fake" junk manuscripts passed according to this template. The consequences of this would be points.

Depreciation”!

In such a situation, the only option was to report it. He attached his concerns, and then several vice presidents and deans would review and approve it.

I received a reply immediately that afternoon.

A white light flashed, and a document appeared on the table. There was only one person in the mage tower who could transmit it directly to him with such accuracy.

He immediately opened it and took a closer look. When he finished reading it, he couldn't help but excitedly clenched his fist and knocked on the wooden table, sighing: "Your Excellency is as wise as ever!"

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The next day.

Since the morning, Bone found that his points had increased by 10 points, which were the points for passing, and he couldn't help but curl up the corner of his mouth slightly.

For 1 point, the transaction price among students is around 100 to 80 gold coins.

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