Chapter 765: Level 3 Apprentice Nathan
The lecture hall was silent for a minute.
Thor frowned, looking disappointed.
"No one understands such a simple question?"
Thor's words rang like a bell, waking up all the apprentices in the lecture hall.
Only David, whose positioning device had just been modified, was still sitting in the chair with his eyes closed, meditating seriously.
He understood that this might be his only chance to become a full-fledged wizard.
Coupled with Thor's reminder just now, he naturally wouldn't be distracted to deal with other things.
But at Thor's reminder, a third-level apprentice finally raised his hand.
"Teacher Thor, should we choose a locator that suits us?"
"Everyone knows this." Thor waved his hand, obviously disagreeing.
Later, several people gave answers, such as what attributes matched and what catered to themselves, but Thor kept shaking his head.
At this time, the apprentice in the middle of the last row suddenly spoke up, "Teacher, do you mean to say that we should have a clear understanding of ourselves?"
Although answering questions is not Thor's goal, it doesn't matter.
"That's right. If you can't recognize yourself, then there's no point in talking about adaptation and attributes..."
Thor then briefly talked about how to understand one's own attributes and know what one is better at.
"...Of course, everyone's situation is very complicated, and the method I mentioned may not be suitable for everyone, but this is exactly what you need to think about as wizard apprentices. If you just receive information rigidly, even a cat can become a wizard."
"Meow?"
Kate, who was lying outside the lecture hall window, said she was offended.
Perhaps because Thor was able to joke and was not as serious and inviolable as the other lecturers, an apprentice sitting in the front row carefully raised his hand to ask a question.
"Teacher, can you give me another example of how to know yourself?"
Thor walked into the aisle with his hands behind his back and stopped for a moment beside the apprentice who was asking a question. A few beads of sweat immediately oozed out of the latter's forehead.
Thor thought to himself, "I haven't even started to scare you yet."
He continued walking forward. "I hope you really want me to give you an example, rather than using you as an example to replace your thinking process. If you do this, even if you advance to a formal wizard, you will quickly become alienated."
Thor walked all the way to the last row and suddenly pointed at his target, "Let me pick someone as an example. What's your name?"
The target apprentice was a little surprised. He didn't expect that Thor would choose him.
You have to know that the lecturers in the past never cared about their apprentices in the last row.
But he still stood up, "Teacher, my name is Nathan."
Thor nodded and deliberately didn't look at him, as if he really was just finding an apprentice at random.
"Wizard Laura has just told me that the apprentices in the last row are all apprentices with great prospects for promotion, so they usually don't care about your progress. But that's why I use you as an example and it won't affect your own thinking, because you have already thought about it."
Thor waved his hand, "I'll check on you, don't resist."
After Thor finished speaking, he didn't even give Nathan a chance and used his mental power to scan the man from head to toe.
Nathan was a little stunned.
His expression was strange, seemingly surprised, but also mixed with a hint of sudden enlightenment.
Thor took note of Nathan's emotional changes. "He was a little surprised, but he didn't seem surprised that I used him as an example. He seemed to be certain about this happening. Did he foresee that I would do this? Or did he foresee what would happen today?"
White porcelain cat! Thor realized that this Nathan might have also used the ability of the white porcelain cat! "So I am lucky to be his? Or is it his luck that he appeared in front of me when I was waiting in the Broken Tower."
No wonder Thor only waited two days before meeting Nathan.
It turns out that this is a two-way race! Saul smiled and began to follow the white porcelain cat's luck and told Nathan about his situation.
"You have good talent, stable mental strength, and sufficient magical reserves. Your locator is also quite suitable for your body."
Of course, Thor couldn't reveal all of Nathan's situation to others. He just told Nathan several aspects about his situation.
All the apprentices in the classroom turned around, including the other two in the last row, and began to take notes.
I waited for a while while Thor finished talking about a few common methods.
Nathan's face showed some anxiety.
Obviously, Sol's explanations were valuable, but they could not meet his needs.
Thor became more and more certain of his guess, and then he continued, "Your locator proves that you know yourself well enough, but..."
A "but" made Nathan nervous again.
"Your locator is overbearing, and you are too lazy."
"Teacher Thor, Nathan actually works very hard." It was the apprentice in the last row who answered the question who spoke for Nathan.
"Not enough." Thor denied the others' thoughts, "I think you might be too lucky. You only tried a few times and got a fairly correct answer. This means that although you got the question right, you didn't summarize the real rules contained in the question. So now... you are about to lose control of your locator, right?"
Thor smiled. This time he did not help Nathan modify the locator. Instead, he walked back to the podium slowly with his hands behind his back.
In sharp contrast to Thor's leisurely look were the shocked expressions of the other apprentices.
They all looked at Nathan.
Thor's last words were clearly intended to remind Nathan that his condition was already very dangerous.
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Could it be that one of the geniuses in this class was actually a poor fellow who was about to be alienated? Of course, no one dared to speak their mind, but their glances back at Nathan from time to time had exposed their true intentions.
Nathan clenched his fists and his face turned red and white, but he didn't explain anything. He just sat back after Thor left.
Although a class lasts for a whole morning, nearly four hours, no instructor will actually lecture all the time.
So after this explanation, Thor asked the apprentices in the classroom to examine themselves and were not allowed to ask him questions.
While Thor closed his eyes and meditated, he was thinking about how he could continue to communicate with Pearl in the colorful world with the help of Ophelia.
This was obviously the real purpose of his visit.
It was not until noon that Thor heard a distinctive ringing sound, like a bird singing.
He then stood up and left the classroom.
After Thor left, the apprentices in the classroom immediately began to whisper about the new substitute lecturer, praising him for his real abilities, and feeling both fear and relief.
At this time, a middle-aged man hurried into the classroom and went straight to the last row. "Nathan, lend me some money."
Nathan originally wanted to chase Thor immediately, but was stopped by the newcomer. However, he showed surprise and did not show any impatience.
"Paul? You don't have to follow the airship now?"
Paul was the third-level wizard apprentice who had interrogated Thor on the airship.
He had a blank expression on his face and looked a little gloomy.
"Someone died on the airship, and now it's being detained and searched. I can only live in Green Shade Lane with Mina for now."
As Nathan took out the money, he asked curiously, "Why do we need to seize the airship when someone dies?"
Paul shook his head. "I don't know either. It seems that Sky City is under martial law now. It's easy to get in, but you have to go through a strict search to get out."
Nathan's expression changed, but he quickly said indifferently: "No matter what happened, it is the business of those big shots. It has nothing to do with us wizard apprentices."
“I hope so,” Paul said.
After leaving the lecture hall, Thor did not return to the hotel immediately.
He wandered around and then met the wizard Laura.
Laura seemed to have heard about Thor's class from other apprentices and was a little surprised.
Few formal wizards would talk about locators.
Firstly, this is a hidden skill, and secondly, even a first-level wizard has limited understanding of the locator. It would be embarrassing if he was stumped by an apprentice.
"Wizard Thor is really amazing. I think you will be able to enter the Academy of Knowledge soon."
Just as Thor was about to answer, he suddenly felt a familiar wave of magic approaching, so his answer became...
"I hope so. But sometimes... I really lack luck. This trip to Sky City was not as smooth as I had imagined." He said with a wry smile.
A sincere face.
(End of this chapter)
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