Wizard: I want to be a top student

"Brother Ivan, please look at my back carefully." Gina turned around and exposed her fair back to Ivan. "This is the insect nest used for breeding insects."

She had a special thing tied to her back, like some kind of keratinous long tube, which was tightly wound around and around to form an oval disk, which was close to her back.

Ivan reacted and looked closely. It was soft when he pinched it with his fingers. "Isn't this a shell shed by something?"

"Yes, this is made from the shell shed by a swamp worm. Don't look at it as ugly, but it is a low-level magic item worth 500 magic stones. With it, the insects have a place to live and it is convenient to carry with you."

Gina suddenly turned around.

The ball that turned around almost hit Ivan's face, but fortunately he took two steps back in time.

"You come and judge. I said it's better to place the insect nest like this, and Mien said it's better to wrap it directly around the body. He doesn't feel disgusted. What do you think?" Gina said while gesturing on her body. Her body with convex front and curved back showed more rhythm.

Ivan woke up and thought that this woman was definitely doing it on purpose. Could it be that she liked to tease her junior brother? What a novel and bad taste. He was not a novice. Senior sister had undoubtedly miscalculated.

"Well, I agree with what senior sister said."

He simply satisfied the interest of senior sister and admired it openly.

"Ivan, I didn't ask you to stare at the front."

"But senior sister didn't say you can't look."

"You lecherous kid."

Seeing that he was frankly lecherous, Gina understood that this junior brother was not as easy to tease as Mien, and put on her wizard robe without interest.

She casually introduced her family. The other disciples of the mentor died, retreated, and some disappeared and there was no news at all. Now there are only four of them left.

Gina herself entered the school two years earlier than Mien, who entered the school more than a year earlier than Ivan.

"In the academy, we are a member of the enchantment group. The leader of the enchantment group is wizard Lydia, who is also one of the vice presidents of the academy."

"Lydia?"

Ivan's heart skipped a beat. Isn't this Came's last name? That guy is really not ordinary.

Gina nodded: "Lydia is a very influential wizard family in our academy. You must not provoke them. In addition, there are the Steele family and the Wakin family----"

There are three deans in the Mona Ant Land Hut. The dean is from the Wakin family, and the two vice deans are from the Lydia family and the Steele family respectively. The leader of the cultivation group is from the Wakin family, and the leader of the potion group is from the Steele family. These three families play an important role in the academy.

Ivan really didn't expect the situation in the academy to be so complicated. It seems that no matter which world you go to, you can't avoid this kind of interpersonal network.

He suddenly thought of the credit exchange when paying tuition. This rule is not conducive to the newcomers from Tidal Island, but it provides convenience for the people of the wizard family.

"Don't think too much, we practice ours."

"That's right, when we are strong enough, we can represent a big family."

"Haha, you are ambitious." Gina patted his back heavily, "Anything else you want to ask?"

Ivan was not polite: "Where can I buy the mental power potion?"

"You also want to ask the mental power prescription, right?" Seeing him nod, Gina said: "Mental power potions can be purchased from shops in the trading area, but mental power potions are rarely seen in shops over there, and mental power prescriptions are absolutely prohibited from being sold by the academy.

So, you can basically only use credits to exchange at the academy sales office, or secretly find someone to exchange privately, as long as you are not discovered by the patrol team."

At this point, Ivan didn't think there was anything wrong. The academy always has to have means to restrain apprentices. Mental power prescriptions are like salt and iron in ancient times, so that the order can be maintained intact.

"How do we earn credits?"

"Perform our duties."

Ivan was stunned for a moment, then quickly realized: "Enchanting?"

Gina nodded: "The way people in the enchanting group earn credits is usually enchanting."

I see, this is probably the significance of dividing each group. Unfortunately, newcomers cannot choose which department to join. Learning enchantment and runes is imperative.

It was rare for someone to answer her questions, so Ivan asked her many questions in succession. Gina showed the patience of a good senior sister and answered them one by one.

"That's it. You walk around the academy more and see more. Other questions will naturally be answered by others."

"Thank you for your guidance, senior sister."

"No need to thank me. Just don't refuse me next time I ask you something."

Ivan didn't know whether she was joking or serious, and nodded silently.

After saying goodbye to Gina, Ivan came to the exclusive sales office in the academy's trading area. Like the previous payment office, only the window facing the outside was left, and a white-haired apprentice sat inside.

"Brother, how do I exchange the recipe for the mental potion?"

The old man glanced at him and said, "Who is your brother? Don't yell."

He was really polite. This old man had a bad temper. Ivan was complaining in his heart and reorganized his words and asked again.

The old man said, "First class is 20 credits, second class is 100 credits, and third class is 300 credits."

This is too expensive. The price is exactly twice that of the potion. Gina's guess is correct.

Ivan thought of his remaining 10 credits, which are far from enough to exchange for the second-class mental potion.

"You think it's too expensive? Do you want me to show you something cheaper?" Seeing his embarrassed look, the old man knew that he had met another poor guy, but he couldn't let the business that was delivered to his door slip away.

"Are there any cheaper ones?"

"Choose any one, 10 credits per prescription."

The old man threw out a booklet, and Ivan quickly flipped through it. It turned out to be a broken prescription, such as the Heart-Erosion Potion and the Withering Potion. Not only were they broken, but they also looked a bit unorthodox. Most of them contained some kind of toxins, which would bring great burden to the body.

"Magic Crystal Water?" Ivan kept flipping through the booklet, and the more he read, the more disappointed he became. He was not a person with a brain bubble. He chose a broken prescription instead of a good full prescription. He didn't expect that the last page would record a full prescription.

"That prescription is complete, but it is widely circulated, so the price has always been very low." The old man explained after hearing this, and asked expectantly, "How about it, do you want to buy it?"

"Wait until I earn credits." Ivan shook his head.

"Why are you asking without credits? You are wasting my time. You are a newcomer in the potion group, right? You are so rude. I will remember you." Habitually taking the booklet handed over, the old man cursed at the back of the figure who turned away.

Ivan turned a deaf ear to him. Gina said that there were many old apprentices in the academy who had lost their potential for advancement. Some of them had bad personalities and could not stand apprentices with potential. They had a sullen face all day long. It was a thankless task to argue with them, and it was also a loss of status.

This old man must be one of them.

"You said it was widely circulated, why should I buy it from you?"

Ivan laughed secretly. Credits were not easy to earn, so there was no need to waste them here.

Then, he came to a row of low houses in the trading area. There were more than a dozen shops here, and there were people setting up stalls not far away. He just glanced at the stalls and saw that the things on the stalls were messy, with animal horns, scales, and blood jelly.

This was a small market for apprentices to trade. The shops were much more formal than the stalls. He chose a pharmacy and walked in.