Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 78 Interweaving
"Greetings, Teacher Alice." Alice ignored his presence and looked at Amy with pity. "Why aren't you resting? Your body hasn't fully solidified yet. You can't run around like that."

Like a child, Amy skipped happily to Alice's side, "Mother, the gift I said I would prepare for you is coming soon."

As Alice gazed at the mist swirling around Amy, a hint of bitterness flashed in her beautiful eyes. She simply replied, "What gift are you going to give me?"

"Yaro!"

Amy pouted and said, "Mother, you've been busy for me for too long, even delaying the improvement of my spiritual power, which is why I haven't reached the second level of wizard yet."

“I know that Mother wanted to study Yarrow to see why he was able to cultivate his mental power to the level of an intermediate wizard apprentice when he was still a mortal, but he refused out of kindness.”

"Don't worry, his head will be sent to you shortly."

"As long as you can be safely resurrected, nothing else matters," Instructor Alice said tenderly, wanting to stroke Amy's hair. But just as she touched the bright red hair, Amy's body suddenly swayed, startling Instructor Alice, who quickly withdrew her hand.

"These two years are crucial for your resurrection. Be careful with your every move, lest you attract the attention of those hypocritical wizards."

When a slogan is chanted for a long time, even if the slogan is false, as long as its original purpose is correct, it will not lack true supporters.

Jungle House has always promoted itself as the guardian of countless islands across eighteen continents, and has consistently emphasized the importance of internal harmony.

Wizards will naturally emerge and follow this philosophy.

"In order to bring you back to life, the little tricks we've been doing have already pushed them to the limit of their tolerance. If we really get their attention, your resurrection might become a bit troublesome."

Knan Nabi knelt down and explained, "Teacher, please rest assured, I have already made arrangements. No matter how the investigation goes, it will only find out that it is a personal feud between him and me, and it will not involve you, Teacher..."

"Shut up!"

Instructor Alice coldly interrupted, "Focus on your own work, continue making fake maps to attract more apprentices, and stay out of trouble!"

"If this happens again, you'll be reporting to the Blood Pool of Mist!"

……

With no one else around, Yaro went all out, searching for and indiscriminately killing evil spirits.

For some reason, evil spirits always like to lurk in the forests surrounding ruins.

Their rudimentary ambush was no different to Aro than standing in the middle of the road, making them particularly easy to find.

They used to be the ones who would ambush humans; when have they ever been treated this way?
Yaro didn't care what they thought; he just went around them when there were many, and attacked when there were few.

Considering that he would soon have a battle, he deliberately used only the basic moves that were already at their maximum level when facing his enemy.

[Ding! Defeat the enemy and gain 135 skill experience points.]

[Converted into personal experience, personal experience points increased by 135]

[Remaining skill points: 1]

[Personal Level: LV17: 32/22000]

After confirming that there were no more evil spirits around, Yaro sheathed his longsword and turned to look in the direction of the ruins.

I wonder if those people are searching for me, or if they are waiting for me to return from the ruins?

Regardless of their choices, I'm not in a hurry. There's so much experience here. I only spent an hour grinding in the intermediate level and already gained over 6,000 experience points, successfully leveling up.

It will be another two hours before the road back turns open, and those people's patience must not have worn off much by then.

It's better to keep them occupied, lower their morale, and use this time to try and get promoted again.

In the jungle, a group of people were making their way forward with difficulty. They were wearing various styles of leather armor and carrying different cold weapons, looking like a group of mercenaries.

At this moment, a tall, imposing man in the crowd, panting heavily, complained, "Finn, did you lead us the wrong way? We're just going in circles!"

“That’s right,” someone immediately chimed in. “Look at the route we’ve taken. Are there many places that are even traversable by humankind? And there aren’t many footprints left along the way!”

"yes……"

The others joined in the condemnation.

This group consisted of several junior wizard apprentices from the 'Griffin Alliance'.

Any novice wizard apprentice with a little experience will wear armor when preparing to enter the eerie space, and those with less physical strength will also be equipped with leather armor.

This is because the apprentices' wizard robes offer no protection whatsoever. Wearing a close-fitting shirt is far less effective than wearing a wizard robe, at least a shirt allows for easy movement.

“Everyone, calm down,” the burly apprentice in light armor, casting a light spell, said calmly. “This was a decision we made together, so don’t blame Finn alone.”

Finn, who was touching the tree trunk, turned back and gave the light armor apprentice a grateful look, and suggested, "Boss Willow, let's go back and continue waiting. That guy is too good at climbing trees, it will be hard for us to catch up."

Finn and his companions had been chasing for a long time, so how could they not discover Yaro's method of movement?

The burly apprentice waved his hand. "Don't call me boss. We've already agreed that whoever becomes an intermediate wizard apprentice first will be the boss."

Finn muttered, "What the hell? If Kenan Nabi hadn't become some mentor's black glove, how could he have advanced to the intermediate wizard apprentice level?"

When you do something a lot, even if you don't tell your close friends and family, others can guess what it is. This was certainly true for Knan Nabi as well.

The short earth-elemental wizard apprentice chimed in, "That's right. We didn't see him give us any benefits, and he even led us to rob those poor bastards. If we could just get anything out of him, wouldn't that be a hundred times better than robbing those poor bastards?"

“Exactly,” another apprentice immediately chimed in, “We did so many of the work, yet he didn’t share even a tiny bit of the profits with us?”

"The other day when we bought 'Puppet Master's Seeds', they actually asked us to help collect magic stones."

"Shut up!"

Willow shouted angrily, saying that there were many things others could say that he not only couldn't say, but would even get into trouble if he heard them.

"Hasn't Kenan Nabi done a good job? Since he became an intermediate wizard apprentice, he has always taken care of us. How many times have we offended tough guys, and he's the one who stepped in to settle things?"

"It's his business if he has opportunities, but he hasn't forgotten our vow!"

"If it weren't for him leading us to earn fees, would we apprentices with no background have been able to use spellcasting materials every day? Would we have been able to practice magic tricks so skillfully? Would all seven of us still be alive after all this time?"

The other apprentices remained silent, unconvinced. Accustomed to making money without capital and to engaging in bloody deeds, they found it difficult to agree with such "correct" words; even hearing them made them feel disgusted!

Willow's true intentions were not like that; his only goal was to shut everyone else up. Having achieved his objective, he quickly changed the subject: "Continuing to follow along won't yield any results. It seems we can't finish this matter quickly."

"Moreover, we can also see that Yaro is very good at climbing trees. This place is full of trees, so even if we find it, it will be difficult to keep it."

"Let's listen to what Kenan Nabi said and go back to the ruins to hold out."

The thin ice-elemental apprentice muttered, "I thought I could curry favor with that official wizard, but it turned out like this."

(End of this chapter)