Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 100 The Strange Desi
Taking the mental power detection class was a big deal, and Yaro dared not neglect it.

After all, Delia was surrounded by Kenan Nabi when she was preparing for class last time.

Perhaps that was something the Black Hand instructed Knan Nabi to do.

Therefore, no one can guarantee that the mastermind won't make another move.

With multiple people providing support, even an enemy of the caliber of Knan Nabi can be dealt with.

Although Kenan Nabi had vaguely revealed some information, Yaro did not associate the mastermind with his mentor Alice.

When Yaro asked Kenan Nabi why he had intervened, Kenan Nabi's tone when mentioning his mentor Alice wasn't very friendly, but his expression was full of love, making him look like a fervent fan.

When he later called out to his "mentor," Knabi's emotions were very complex, but he was mostly angry and resentful.

Even so, it did not diminish Yaro's wariness of his mentor, Alice.

'Kenan Nabi did say, after all, that it was good she wasn't accepted as a student by her mentor Alice; perhaps her heart was black too.'

With that thought in mind, and having had a safe journey, Yaro watched Delia enter the mental power detection classroom.

Standing outside the classroom, Yaro waited idly for a while when he suddenly heard a familiar voice.

"Yaro!"

"Brother Desi!" Yaro turned around happily, "Are you done with your business?"

"Not yet," Desi said, his hair disheveled, his eyes slightly sunken, looking unusually dejected.

Yaro looked Desi up and down, and asked curiously, "What's wrong with you? Haven't you slept for days?"

“I’m fine,” Desi said, looking at Yaro. He suddenly fell silent, a strange sense of unease creeping over him, as if he were pondering something, something very contradictory.

Deci was not affected for long, and some of his id emotions were not completely suppressed.

Yaro tentatively asked, "What's wrong? Is there something you're having trouble saying?"

A single sentence activated a program in Deci's brain.

Desi snapped out of his daze, looking somewhat embarrassed: "Yes... a little."

"What is it? You should at least tell me first. How am I supposed to know if I can help you if you don't tell me?"

Desi had always been good to Yaro and had helped him a lot. If Yaro could help Desi in any way, he would naturally not refuse.

"I'll graduate in three years, but to exchange for the knowledge needed to break through to the advanced wizard apprentice level, I need a considerable amount of contribution points. I don't have enough. I'd like to try my luck in the 67th bizarre space. Um... you..."

Desi suddenly stopped talking.

Yaro also understood Desi's subtext.

After six months of study, Yaro has gained some understanding of the academy's management style.

Some places are like universities from a past life, with different open courses every day, but the difference is that there are no mandatory compulsory courses.

Whether to study or not is entirely up to the individual, and no one will stop them from indulging if they want to.

Although extraordinary power is right before their eyes, there are still quite a few people who indulge in a life of excess.

Human nature is like this: intermittent bursts of ambition followed by a continuous period of complacency and idleness.

As time went by, graduation time drew closer and closer, and I became anxious because my contribution points were not enough and there was still so much I hadn't learned.

In order to get rich quick, they will try to make the most of the bizarre and lucrative opportunities in the last few months.

One group after another of these people have continuously generated more benefits for the college.

Even if they lose their lives as a result, they cannot blame the academy, since it was their own choice. Precisely because the bizarre space offers high profits, it is also more dangerous, so many people will invite their most trusted companions.

Yaro didn't see any of Desi's usual friends, so he wasn't surprised that Desi had come to him for that reason.

However, there was still one thing that Yaro didn't quite understand.

"Brother Desi, how many contribution points do you still need? There's no need to go to the 67th bizarre space, is there?"

The 67th strange space is classified as medium-dangerous. Although many apprentices are lost there, most of them are only beginners. In this respect, the danger for Desi and Yaro entering is not great.

But Desi has never taken on dangerous missions, so why is he suddenly having this idea today?
“I’ve noticed you’ve always been diligent in completing your assignments. Although that knowledge is expensive, it shouldn’t be a problem for you, right? Why are you in such a hurry?” Yaro asked, puzzled.

As far as Yaro knew, breaking through to the advanced wizard apprentice level required 10,000 contribution points, which was roughly equivalent to 1,000 magic stones.

It does look scary, but Yaro gets two magic stones every day for clearing away evil spirits, which adds up to more than 700 magic stones a year.

By comparing the strength of the intermediate wizard apprentice with that of Kronan Nabi, who had been weakened several times, Yaro could roughly assess that, given the gap in strength, the intermediate wizard apprentice was definitely stronger than himself at this moment.

Desi isn't the kind of person who enjoys the present moment. As long as he continues to work hard, he has three more years to prepare and he'll definitely be able to save up.

Desi suddenly became agitated: "But I don't want to be a high-level wizard apprentice for the rest of my life, nor do I want to slowly accumulate experience to become a so-called peak wizard apprentice. I want to become a full-fledged wizard!"

Peak wizard apprentices refer to those who, having no hope of becoming full wizards, climb to the limits of their physical capabilities during the apprenticeship stage.

Relying on various methods accumulated over a long period of time, they may be able to compete with formal wizards in some aspects, but one thing cannot be denied.

—They have no future.

Furthermore, only by becoming a formal wizard can the soul be activated, and only then can many bizarre life-extending methods take effect.

Before this, no matter how long a so-called peak wizard apprentice lived, their lifespan could not exceed that of an ordinary person by much.

'To become a full-fledged wizard?'

'That's right, being an advanced wizard apprentice isn't the end; you have to think about how to become a full-fledged wizard!'

Desi's words awakened Yarrow, and he fell silent as well.

'If I keep dragging my feet like this, when will I ever break through to become a full-fledged wizard? My mother is a full-fledged wizard. Even if I become an advanced wizarding apprentice and successfully graduate from the Owl Wizarding Academy, will I be able to help my mother?'

'My mother's whereabouts are currently unknown. I can no longer rely on her to impart her experience in breaking through to become a formal wizard; I must earn it myself!'

Thinking of this, Yaro raised his head and said, "Brother Desi, wait a moment. I'm busy with some things lately. I'll come find you when I'm done."

Yaro could not rashly agree.

Putting aside the fact that he is currently absorbing magic stones, his magic power is increasing rapidly, and his mental potential has not yet been fully digested.

Furthermore, since he had just established a slight connection with the wizard Bosco, it was impossible for him to disappear without a trace.

We should at least make a deep impression on Wizard Bosco first, and lay a good foundation before explaining the situation to him.

He didn't disappear inexplicably; instead, he went to earn contributions, taking the opportunity to establish a good image as a hardworking young man.

Alice's words echoed in Desi's mind: "Be careful, don't attract attention, and especially stay away from law enforcement teams. I don't want Bosco coming after me."

Desi asked, seemingly casually, "What are you busy with?"

Yaro didn't want to show off, but one of the reasons he approached Bosco was to spread the illusion that he had a connection with Bosco, so he wanted to shout to everyone he met, "I'm busy with the things Lord Bosco asked me to do!"

Yaro's intention was to let any hidden spies in the vicinity hear this, but he didn't expect it to startle Desi.

"what?"

(End of this chapter)