Wizard: I have an inventory

Ryan nodded, a smile appeared on his lips, and his eyes showed determination and pride: "Yes, I did break through and was promoted to the third-class apprentice."

His voice was clear and firm, as if he was announcing a great achievement.

Pauline's face bloomed with a bright smile, and her heart was ecstatic.

"Master, you are really amazing. How many famous geniuses are not as good as you!"

Although the maids could not practice, they also knew the division of the realm of wizard apprentices, and they came forward to praise him in a fancy way.

After several people calmed down, Ryan stared at Pauline, the female assistant of the potion, with a trace of confusion and helplessness on his face.

"Although I was promoted to the third-class apprentice, it was too difficult to deal with the illusion of the corpse tear potion," he said slowly, with a bit of anxiety in his tone, "Are there any special herbs that can help me purify them?"

These illusions that remain in the spiritual world may take four or five years to dissipate by time alone. If they affect the promotion to a formal wizard, it will be a lifelong regret.

Pauline smiled slightly, with a gleam of wisdom in her eyes. As one of the few students in Green Forest College, she already knew all kinds of medicinal materials.

In addition, she worked with Ryan to make the corpse tear potion, so she knew exactly what Ryan needed.

"Actually, I have a way," she replied, "We can use the sap of the green banyan tree. This sap can not only purify illusions, but also effectively relieve negative emotions and restore peace of mind."

After hearing this, Ryan's heart lit up, as if he saw a ray of hope. "Really? Then how can I get this sap?" He asked eagerly, secretly looking forward to getting rid of the entanglement of illusions.

Pauline smiled and said, "The green banyan tree is a specialty of our college and can only be found in the college. If it was before, I could help you contact the dean of the college to see if he is willing to provide you with some sap."

Her expression suddenly became heavy, and a trace of sadness flashed in her eyes.

"But... Green Forest College has been invaded by wandering wizards, and they have been defeated." She lowered her head, with helplessness and grief in her tone.

Ryan was stunned, his heart tightened, and he looked at Pauline in disbelief.

After buying Pauline for such a long time, Ryan also talked with the original slave owner. Of course, he knew her origin. Although he signed a master-servant contract, in order to prevent Pauline from having any small thoughts of revenge for the academy, Ryan never talked to Pauline about related matters.

"Is this true?" He asked in a low voice, as if he dared not accept this cruel fact.

Pauline raised her head, tears rolled in her eyes, and her voice trembled slightly: "I have spent countless happy times in the academy. It is not only a palace of knowledge, but also the home of my soul." Her hands clenched unconsciously, as if trying to suppress the pain in her heart.

"Now, there are only ruins and endless sorrow there." She smiled bitterly, although the corners of her mouth were raised, she could not hide the pain in her heart.

Pauline's voice gradually lowered, "I have lost too much... but I still hope to find some herbs and potion formulas that can help the master, even if they are insignificant."

Ryan silently felt Pauline's sadness. He wanted to comfort her, but he couldn't say it.

The air between the two became heavy and solemn, and it seemed that even the light around them dimmed a little.

Ryan recalled the wizard gathering he had attended before, which gathered many wizards from various colleges. During a conversation, he asked the old John about the news of Green Forest College.

The old John sighed and said, "Green Forest is famous for its green banyan tree. The sap can purify many illusions and remove potion residues. It is so precious that only a few people can get it."

There is also this reason for asking now.

But Ryan did not expect that the Pauline he faced today was the dean of Green Forest College, the student and the only relative. Her understanding of this tree is particularly precious.

"I didn't expect you to be the dean's student there," Ryan said in surprise, with hope in his heart, "Do you know the whereabouts of the green banyan tree?"

Pauline nodded, with a hint of determination in her eyes. Despite her sadness for the academy, she was still willing to pass on the knowledge and power.

Ryan was excited, realizing that Pauline's existence was not only a symbol of hope, but also an unfinished inheritance, and it was even possible to obtain the academy's treasure trove of knowledge.

Although it was called the so-called Green Forest Academy, there were no formal wizards in it, and a third-class apprentice could be the dean.

The wandering wizards were able to break through, but they were lucky. A third-class apprentice took the lead and attacked the dean while he was injured.

After Ryan went to the wizard market and bought a few powerful zero-level spells, he could start to find out the news of the group of wandering wizards.

After thinking for a while, Ryan turned around and hugged Pauline tightly in his arms. The warm breath echoed softly in her ears: "Pauline, I must avenge you. I want to eliminate those wandering wizards."

His voice was low and firm, revealing his inner determination.

Pauline gently hugged Ryan, her eyes full of worry: "Ryan, the power of wandering wizards cannot be underestimated, you have to think clearly."

Her tone was gentle but firm, as if she wanted to use her heart to awaken his reason.

Pauline thought about revenge day and night, but her low strength was in front of her. Even with the support of the potion provided by the master, she was only promoted to a second-class apprentice.

Dean Lusen used to treat her like his own daughter, and Ryan now taught her a lot of pharmacy knowledge. Pauline would never let Ryan take risks.

Ryan was silent for a moment, with a faint sense of relief in his eyes, knowing that Pauline's words were out of concern.

"Okay," he finally said, "I will be ready and wait for the right time to act."

Pauline gently stroked his back and breathed a sigh of relief.

The two hugged each other, and the warm breath lingered between each other. Pauline's face unconsciously flushed with a hint of shyness. She lowered her eyes slightly, and her breathing became soft and slow, as if she wanted to hide the throbbing in her heart.

He pinched Pauline's hips with both hands, and Ryan hugged her and walked straight to the bedroom.

At this time, Pauline sat on it, her petite body limp, tightly wrapped around Ryan like an octopus.

Ryan whispered to two maids and instructed them to come and serve him together.

The maids approached quietly, stood respectfully beside the two, and quietly waited for Ryan's instructions.

At this time, the whole room was filled with a peaceful atmosphere. The maids considerately poured warm drinks and adjusted the lights to create a warmer atmosphere.

Ryan and Pauline's fatigue was relieved. Pauline smiled in Ryan's arms, as if she was protected by warmth, and the night passed quietly beside them.