Don't disturb the sorcerer's scientific research

Chapter 91 Jia Xiu's Registered Spellcaster Assessment
In the past two weeks, Jia Xiu has been particularly quiet and hasn't done anything serious.

Apart from attending classes every day, I am in the laboratory.

The upcoming schedule will be very full.

Get a registered spellcaster certificate, participate in the Big Five Schools Competition, get the replica primordial crystal, and research something to upgrade to LV.6.

Then conduct a thorough investigation of the town of Chahedis.

Find out what those vampires are up to.

Although he is very busy every day, Jia Xiu is still happy.

The main reason is that they moved into a brand new laboratory with specifications doubled.

Master, the mage tower of the legendary mage Aurelius.

Compared with this wizard tower, Margaret's original laboratory was like a small workshop. All the equipment packed together was not enough to buy an alchemy cauldron in the wizard tower.

When preparing to move the laboratory, Margaret was reluctant and chatty.

"Hey, that's the key the teacher left for you. How can a lowly lecturer like me, working on useless projects, deserve to use such a high-standard laboratory?"

As a result, as soon as Jia Xiu opened the door of the wizard tower, Margaret ran the fastest.

While running, he made a strange laugh that was not something a human could make.

He touched this device and smelled that material, just like a lecherous emperor "favoring his concubines" one by one.

Judging from her behavior, she is a bit of a pervert, but her research is indeed pure, without any other emotions mixed in. Her eyes are full of desire to use better equipment to produce better results.

Many times, equipment is also an important factor in determining whether results can be achieved.

But in such a good experimental environment, Jia Xiu's research on the vampires was not very smooth.

I don't understand vampire magic.

I did learn some strange little-known facts about vampires.
A wooden stake inserted into the heart can immobilize a vampire because vampires are allergic to cellulose. It doesn't necessarily have to be a wooden stake; a celery root can achieve the same effect, as long as it can be inserted.

Vampire blood boils very easily and turns into steam when exposed to direct sunlight.

As we all know, the ability to boil means the ability to provide energy, and energy is just "boiling water" in various ways.

Since vampire blood can "bloom" simply by being exposed to the sun, does that count as solar energy?

Draw vampire blood and bask in the sun for energy.

Just thinking about this picture makes it full of cult vibes.

As to why vampires are afraid of the sun, it is still unclear.

Jia Xiu's plan is to create light of different wavelengths and illuminate the vampire derivatives one by one.

The plan failed at the first step.

He couldn't figure out the different wavelengths of light.

So, Jia Xiu changed his research focus.

He had spent the past two days trying to figure out why a vampire bite could make people feel good.

I originally thought it would be like a snake's fang, injecting something into it while biting.

Later it was discovered that this was not the case. The real reason was that the two vampire teeth were enchanted.

The enchantment effect is "refreshing".

Now the rune composition of that enchantment spell is written in his magic book.

Jia Xiu wanted to modify it into a version that he could cast.

And by comparing the original and modified versions, they can determine what has been changed to allow people to use vampire spells that they couldn't use before.

"Experiment 46, modified the Itson rune at loop position number 14..."

The voice feather pen wrote down Jia Xiu's experimental records truthfully.

"Ready, cast."

Jia Xiu cast the adjusted spell at a dog's tooth. The enchanted mark gradually formed on the tooth, and it was about to close.

"呲-"

An arc of magical light splashed out from the dog's fangs.

"Alas... Experiment 46, failed. The enchanted object has been burned."

Jia Xiu wasn't too disappointed by yet another failure; making mistakes is normal in research. What was a bit of a headache, however, was not knowing where things had gone wrong.

There was no error reported in the magic book regarding his modification, so theoretically the spell was correct, he just couldn't use it.

Just as Jia Xiu was about to make further adjustments, someone came.

"Boss, you can go sign up for the spellcaster assessment now."

It's Ram.

They and Mia also agreed to register for the exam together. If everything goes well, they can also participate in the inter-school competition together.

Of course, only Jia Xiu was going for the prize of replicating the original crystal stone, while Ram and Mia were just there to join in the fun.

If you achieve good results, you will make a lot of money; if you don’t achieve good results, you won’t lose anything.

It would be even better if I could help Jia Xiu in the process.

"Oh, okay, I'll be right there." Jia Xiu replied.

The registered spellcaster assessment is a very hardcore assessment. It is held twice a year, one in the first and second half of the year. Examination sites are set up in major universities. Registration and examination are conducted on-site, without any delay.

The topics are quite random, usually providing some materials, or an incomplete circuit, some kind of auxiliary spell, etc.

Allow candidates to make adjustments and completions based on this, and preferably design a new spell.

Even in the same exam in the same year, the questions for each group of candidates are different.

This means that in this exam, preparation and practice of test questions are useless, and it all comes down to hard work.

It is an exam with considerable value in mainland China.

People often confuse being a registered spellcaster with being registered with the Spellcasters Guild.

Sounds about right.

In fact, the gap is huge.

To register with the Spellcasters Association, you only need to answer a paper consisting of multiple-choice questions, pass it, and then prove that you have the ability to cast spells.

Basically, a spellcaster can pass it as long as he is prepared.

No one takes this as a serious achievement.

As for being a registered spellcaster, it is almost like a golden stepping stone. If you pass the assessment, you will never lack a job in your life, and various organizations will definitely be vying for you.

Jia Xiu and the other two arrived at the test site on the Saint-Delo campus.

The test site is set up in a wizard tower.

There was a long registration queue outside the tower. In addition to students wearing Santero school uniforms, there were also a large number of non-school personnel who were obviously much older than the students.

Jia Xiu took a quick look and saw that the oldest one was probably in his fifties, and he didn't know how many times he had taken the exam.

It’s not easy to take the exam so many times without giving up.

Jia Xiu was completely unprepared, but it wasn't that he took the exam lightly.

Well, actually it’s a bit dismissive.

Since Senior Brother Juan was able to pass it in one try, the difficulty should not be that high.

Outside the Mage Tower, there is also an illusion projection, where the examination works of those who have passed the test will be displayed.

This kind of publicity is also intended to reduce the possibility of cheating in internal operations.

After all, if you say you are a math genius and can pass difficult exams, but you don’t know the summation symbol, that will definitely not work.

Just as the registration team was moving forward at a snail's pace.

"Are you Jia Xiu?"

Jia Xiu looked back and saw a girl he didn't recognize.

"I didn't expect to meet you here. Oh, I forgot to introduce myself. I'm Florence."

Jia Xiu still had no impression.

Mia poked Jia Xiu and whispered, "Boss, Florence is the one who jumped in the previous trial."

　I stayed up all night yesterday, causing my biological clock to mess up. I fell asleep while coding. The update time has been a bit weird recently. I will try my best to adjust it and try to stabilize it back to 9 o'clock as soon as possible...

　　
　
(End of this chapter)