Captain Jack of Azeroth

Chapter 43 The world in the book
The three of them headed towards the island in the lake. Along the way, the elves and undead were doing their own things. Only the guards mentioned by the sailors seemed to be able to see the three of them.

Seeing the guards coming over here, Jack quickly told the two to hide. They hurriedly entered a relatively intact building, only to see a wizard teaching in Elvish. The three did not know what he was talking about.

There were a lot of magic apprentices, and a group of them looking around was obviously not conducive to the three people who were hiding.

Chongquan pulled Jack and pointed to several magic robes hanging on the hangers in the corridor. Jack immediately walked up, took off the magic robes and put them on, and then took a wizard hat from the side and put it on his head. Chongquan and Rude also changed their clothes. As soon as the three of them finished their disguises, the guards came to the door and looked at the three magic apprentices with strange figures with confusion.

In order to avoid the guards' interrogation, Jack hurriedly took the two of them into the classroom.

As soon as they stood near the magic apprentice, they felt their vision changing, and they could actually understand what the female elf teacher said.

"For today's training session, you need to choose the appropriate books for training according to your own strength. To ensure your safety, I have cast a spell. Books that are too far beyond your strength will glow red."

"Okay, remember what I said before, now you can freely choose the classics."

The magic apprentices immediately became active and came to the bookshelf one after another, pulling out so-called "classics" from it.

After the tome was opened, these magic apprentices seemed to be stunned and stood there motionless.

Heavy Fist looked at Jack and said softly, "There's magic surrounding them. We have to be careful."

Jack nodded, "Let's get out of here."

Just as the three were about to leave, they heard the female elf teacher calling them, "Three students, why didn't you choose a book? This is a good opportunity to verify what you have learned, don't waste it."

Chong Quan looked at Jack: Where has your good luck gone?
Jack looked at Rude: Did you say something in your heart?

Rude blinked, indicating that he was innocent.

The female elf teacher walked to the bookshelf, pulled out three books, and came to the three people. "I think you may not be confident in yourself, so let's start with the most basic ones. These are the classics of kobolds, murlocs, and gnolls. I believe they are not difficult for you."

The three men's mouths twitched slightly. Who were they looking down on?

Among them, except for the stronger gnolls, the kobolds and murlocs are too easy to deal with.

Jack stretched out his hand and was about to take them, but he found that the three books were emitting red light.

and many more! ! !

Just now this female elf said that the Red Light Book is much more powerful than us...

While he was stunned, the female elf teacher placed three books in his hands and helped him open one of them.

Jack was in a trance and heard a "dog dog" barking. He looked up and found that everyone else had disappeared. The whole room was empty, leaving only the dog-headed man opposite.

However, the painting style is very unrealistic and it looks like a world from a book.

The kobold didn't give Jack time to think, he ran over with a pickaxe in hand and attacked him.

Jack subconsciously reached out for his gun, but found nothing. He tried to draw his sword, but it was gone. He only had a staff in his hand, so he had no choice but to raise it and hit the kobold like a stick.

"Snapped!"

The Kobold was knocked to the ground, but seemed unhurt, as he got up and continued to attack Jack.

Jack was a little anxious, he didn't know if the world in the book would be hurt. The dog-headed man was not hurt because it was originally a monster in the world of the book, used for magic apprentices to practice actual combat - magic apprentices???

Jack seemed to have found the key. This was for magic apprentices to practice. Magic apprentices would definitely use magic in battle!

He looked at the staff in his hand and stepped back suddenly, creating some distance between him and the kobold. While he was backing away, he was thinking about how to cast the magic, but he was at a loss. He had no idea how to cast a spell, he had only seen the Naga witch cast a spell.

With no other options, he could only imitate the Naga witch's spellcasting movements and pointed his staff at the kobold, "Fireball!"

The staff hit the dog thief's chest, but there was no reaction at all.

The kobold was stunned for a moment, then became angry.

I was ready to die, but you were useless! I gave you a chance, but you were useless!

Jack screamed, pushed the dog-headed man away, and ran away. He ran to the other end of the classroom and continued to cast spells on the Naga witch. While the dog-headed man was not close, he experimented a few more times...

After running for more than ten rounds, Jack looked at the staff in his hand speechlessly.

"Are you a magic wand or not? Why do you need me to cast a spell? Can't you cast a spell yourself?"

Staff: Listen to what stupid things you are saying.

Jack looked around, trying to find an exit, but found that there were bookshelves all around, with nothing on them except the books on them.

Jack pushed the dog-headed man away again and ran to the other side. He reached out and pulled the bookshelf, trying to see if he could push it open. The bookshelf didn't move at all, but the books on it moved a little.

Jack was surprised and took the book down. It was written in Elvish language, but because of magic, he could understand it.

Introduction to Magic

When I opened it, I found that it recorded how to cast spells. It also gave an example that magic apprentices with insufficient mana could use some simple magic to practice, such as enchanted flames. Enchanted flames did not require too much magic power, and only required arcane summoning of flames, which were attached to weapons, to enhance the attack power in close combat and also increase the power of fire spells.

Jack was overjoyed. He used his staff to push the kobold onto the bookshelf and began to read leisurely.

The book describes everything in great detail, from the casting movements to how to mobilize the arcane arts.

Jack followed the instructions and quickly learned the magic.

He tried to cast the enchanted fire, and the staff suddenly ignited with flames. The flames followed the staff and burned onto the kobold, who was soon burned to death.

Kobold: I can finally get my lunch.

Jack raised his eyebrows. The power of this spell is hard to describe!
He reopened the book "Introduction to Magic" and wanted to learn other spells. But as soon as he opened it, he felt his vision distorted, and the book "Introduction to Magic" in his hand turned into three books, one of which was open and had an image of a dog-headed man on it.

Is this... coming out?

The voice of the female elf teacher sounded in his ears: "It seems that you are a freshman. It takes you so long to deal with a kobold."

Jack looked up and found himself back in reality.

He hurriedly closed the book that recorded the dog-headed man, and then opened it again, wanting to enter the world in the book again and read the book "Introduction to Magic". However, he didn't expect the female elf teacher to take the book away, turned around and handed it to Chongquan, "Student, you try it!"

(End of this chapter)