Don't disturb the sorcerer's scientific research

Chapter 93 The Three Giants All Understand the Divine Guidance Technique

Hear the examiner announce the topic.

The "battle-hardened" candidate who returned to the test was a little unsteady on his feet and held on to Ram who looked very reliable.

"Don't be discouraged. Ram thinks the divine guidance technique is quite simple."

He doesn't know many spells, divine guidance is one of them.

"You, you don't know that for the registered spellcaster exam, the simpler the spell, the harder the requirements. It would be better to test more complex spells."

Ram scratched his head, not quite understanding.

Divine guidance is a very basic spell that was originally discovered and used by priests. It is considered a blessing that can bring a little good luck to the blessed person.

It is said that you can gain a little benefit when doing anything.

It sounds beautiful, but that's actually the case.

It cannot be said that there is no gain effect, but it is only minimal and does not bring about qualitative change. Things that were originally impossible to do are still impossible to do, and things that were originally impossible to do well are not much better.

After the exchange of spells among various professions in the new era, this simple spell spread rapidly. Because it is very easy to learn and the effect sounds really good, it has become quite popular.

It’s always good to use some divine guidance in advance, even if it doesn’t work.

The phantom examiner began to read out the specific rules.

"The exam requires that Divine Guidance be upgraded to at least the second level and its effects adjusted, ensuring the basic principle of Divine Guidance 'Praying for God's Blessing' remains unchanged while adding additional effects. If the upgrade merely enhances the existing effect, it will be considered invalid..."

The examiner elaborated on a series of details.

To sum it up in one sentence, as long as the principles of divine guidance remain unchanged, the less it resembles the original divine guidance, the better.

After the rules were read out and the lab tables were allocated, the assessment began directly.

The time limit is ten hours. As long as you have completed it within the limited time, you can submit it.

On-site review by the examiner.

The time sounds ample, but in fact, in most cases, most candidates cannot submit their papers within ten hours.

Modifying spells during a stressful exam requires creativity, power, and accuracy, which is quite difficult.

"Ask a question."

Jia Xiu raised his hand.

"explain."

"Can I use the magic book?"

“Any reference books in the Association’s possession shall be provided during the examination.”

This exam is open-book, but it's not the kind that's very useful. You're allowed to look up reference books, but you can't cast spells that are already recorded in the library.

"It's not a reference book, it's a sorcerer's spellbook."

"The magic book that the magic contract brought?"

Jia Xiu nodded.

"Yes, as long as it's a spell you can cast, anything can be used. The registered spellcaster assessment is a very flexible one. Use your imagination. After all, spellcasters don't have to be bound by rules and regulations."

The examiner introduced.

"If you can use illusion to trick me into thinking you've created a powerful modified version of divine guidance, you'll pass. I'm really looking forward to you choosing this exam method to add some fun to these boring ten hours."

Judging from his tone, if I could really trick him with magic, it would probably be much more difficult than a serious exam.

After Jia Xiu finished asking, Mia raised her hand again.

“Ask what kind of materials I can use.”

"As long as you can name something, the Association can provide it if it's below Legendary level. Of course, if you truly report something the Association doesn't have, and upon verification, that material does exist, although your exam will be delayed, you will receive a special thank you from the Association."

"What about bacteria?"

"Of course we do. As of yesterday, all the strains that have been publicly published and verified are available. Oh, you must be Mia, young and promising."

Mia and Jassi's paper not only appeared in *Nature*, but also graced its cover. She achieved instant fame.

Some great druids are studying whether to establish a bacterial society.

Not yet, mainly because the Spore Society is unwilling. They believe that Mia is from the Spore Society, so the bacteria she discovered should also be from the Spore Society.

As a compromise, the Spore Society could be renamed the Spawn Society.

I don’t know if they will have to change the name again when a virus is discovered in the future.

After Mia finished asking her questions, no one asked any more questions. The only sounds in the examination room were those of fiddling with equipment and casting spells.

The registered spellcaster assessment is indeed very free.

Candidates can communicate with each other and even learn from each other.

As long as you don’t do it exactly the same, being able to get inspiration from other people’s spells and create a new one is also a skill.

Florence looked at the unfolding divine guidance circuit and fell into deep thought.

How should I adjust the divine guidance technique to pass?

She is a swordsinger.

A very unique branch among mages.

It was first created by elven wizards, and later gradually spread as the elven kingdom became less closed.

Although it is a spellcasting profession, it mainly relies on sword combat, practicing both sword skills and spells.

Because of her profession, Florence instinctively thought of using divine guidance to stabilize the more random enchantments and enhance her sword skills.

But isn’t this too common and will not win the favor of the examiner?

In addition to one's own performance, another very important point in the assessment of registered spellcasters is the ability of other candidates in the same group.

If others are too good, even if you do okay, when the examiner compares you, you will look very bad, and you may fail because of the examiner's slightest thought.

And in this exam, there is her most admired classmate Jia Xiu.

She had copies of every paper Jia Xiu had written, and they were posted all over her dormitory room.

Academic star chasing is also star chasing.

Compared to Jia Xiu, I am simply terrible.

How can I keep up with him?
Florence glanced at Jia Xiu's laboratory table, wanting to see how her idol would handle this test.

There were no materials on Jia Xiu's experimental table, and the spell circuit was not deployed.

There were two books in total, one was the "Overview of Gods" that he had applied to the examiner, and the other was his magic book.

He lowered his head and wrote and drew quickly on the magic book.

Florence was stunned. What kind of ability was this? Without even looking at the spell circuit, could he calculate and modify the effect of a spell just by writing it on paper?
What a strong mind and imagination this requires.

Jia Xiu is worthy of being Jia Xiu.

Florence thought again of the two students who always appeared next to Jia Xiu.

What did they do?

She looked at Mia.

Mia raised her hand and said, "I'd like to request a well-preserved corpse."

Florence was stunned. Was this the outlier among the Druids? Furthermore, combining divine guidance with corpses was too outrageous.

The examiner waved his hand, and a corpse that looked like it had just died appeared. Although spore druids and the School of Necromancy were rare, they did exist, so they were naturally prepared.

Florence turned to look at Ram again.

Even more exaggerated!

He didn't even use a laboratory bench, he just applied for a blacksmith shop and started hammering away.

What does this have to do with divine guidance?
(End of this chapter)