Half-elf Notebook

That was his etheric body's warning to his body in response to the spiritual scan from a higher level - all the magic teachers in this academy started at the level of junior high magicians.

Their most common method is to directly use mental perception to scan and understand the situation of their students.

In the past, men even took pride in being able to detect such gazes.

Ordinary formal magicians cannot do this.

At this moment, he wondered if a mentor who just passed by the girl was looking at this room and at himself.

A high-ranking magician… Ina muttered to herself.

The man's magic rank was clearly lower than she expected.

If this is the standard of the college tutors, then the college's top ranking is a bit undeserved.

"No matter what, let's pass the test first..."

Yi-na placed her hand on the crystal ball.

The young magician stopped slacking off.

He held a clipboard and a bottle of ink floated beside him.

He coughed lightly:

"let's start."

Then, he saw the clear and transparent crystal ball instantly dyed into a deep emerald green, emitting a deep, dark green glow.

As a high-ranking magician, his eyes suddenly widened as he stared at the crystal ball, which was still emerald green even though its color had faded a lot.

The force of his thumbs almost crumpled the paper on the clipboard.

He blinked a few more times, and even rubbed his eyes with his free hand, as if to confirm that what he saw was not an illusion - his eyes no longer had the pride and arrogance just now.

Instead, there was horror and disbelief.

This student of the Magic Book Page Academy, a high-ranking magician, for a moment wondered if the crystal ball used for testing was broken.

But this is obviously impossible.

After all, the one who checked these test props was not him, but another mentor who had been immersed in the field of magic and had worked there for many years.

Ina could naturally see everything shown in the crystal ball.

Seeing that it was almost the same as last time, perhaps there really was no improvement in the magic.

She pursed her lips subconsciously. Over the past six months, her progress in magic had been by no means slow.

In addition, the market value of the magic potion totals thousands of gold coins. The magic power extracted and digested from it is probably no less than what he has accumulated in the past three years.

However, even so, the total amount of magic power in the crystals in the body did not change at all.

This is enough to prove the truth of what is recorded in the magic book, regarding the elves having a natural bottleneck in magic power.

And it seems that this is not a problem that can be easily solved.

She couldn't rely on herself to come up with hundreds of gold coins every year to purchase magic potions.

"Is it okay?"

She also noticed the mixed look of shock and frustration on the man in charge of the test.

At the same time, he added one more sentence.

"I am a half-elf."

The implication is that although it is not common, it is not rare either.

The man was startled, then he realized what was happening and looked at Ina again.

He is not an unlearned student.

On the contrary, being able to reach the level of a high-level magician at this age meant that in addition to having decent magical aptitude, he had also received a good education in magical knowledge.

"That's all right... beautiful lady, but you still have to show us your magic."

Facing a higher-level magician, the man instinctively lowered his posture towards Ina, and pointed to the cardboard box of matches printed with an unknown chamber of commerce logo on the table with a little restraint:

"Cast a first-level spell on these items. The casting time is unlimited. You cannot use any magic props or magic arrays as substitutes. You have three attempts to cast each spell. The more successful spells you cast, the higher your ranking in the test."

In response, Ina nodded slightly, said no more, and demonstrated the first-level spells one by one in a very casual manner. No incantations were needed, and everything was done effortlessly.

Until the last ball of light of "Light Spell" was shot out from her fingertips, she perfectly completed the casting of five apprenticeship spells: "Fire Spell", "Heating Spell", "Water Condensation Spell", "Magic Hand" and "Light Spell".

It is equivalent to the total amount of magic power of a newly promoted official magician.

After what just happened, the young magician was no longer surprised by the unexpected behavior of this seemingly younger girl.

Already numb.

If it weren't for Ina's reminder, he would have even thought that the new tutor who was supposed to go to the dean's office to apply for the position had walked into his room by mistake.

He woodenly recorded with a feather pen, and after a long while he followed the procedure and asked:

"Your name... and address..."

"Ina Wester, 35 Quartz Street, Volondi District."

In fact, Ina hadn't decided where to stay tonight - she just casually gave the address of the Berleman Chamber of Commerce's branch in Pamelin that Aixia had mentioned to her.

"We will send you a notification on whether you can enroll before February 2th."

Although he said so, the man didn't think there was any possibility that Ina would fail.