The sickly boss always wants to get close to her

"Well, it's really a devil..."

Chu Bainiao heard the girl next to him mumbling.

He saw the wizard lady named Asarindra use magic to gently lift up the stone and return to her seat.

She sat like a lady, her manners impeccable.

As if noticing his gaze, the other person smiled at him gently again.

Chu Bainiao was caught peeking again, and sat up straight in a somewhat socially awkward manner.

The next to stand was Ivy, who was beside Jane, and she summoned a bracelet she had lost.

"Yes, Miss Jonas has found another way to think about the summoning spell."

"In addition to being able to summon what you want, the summoning spell can also summon the things you have lost."

"Ms. Jonas A+."

"Next person."

Anna then stood up.

"Really? Why are they all A+? This is really stressful..."

As if she noticed Chu Bainiao's doubts, the girl said, "The three people sitting over there are all very outstanding, especially Miss Asharindra, who got full A's in all her courses."

Chu Bainiao's gaze fell on the other person again, but this time he learned his lesson and only took a glance before looking away.

He turned the textbook to the page that recorded the summoning spell, and thought of what the wizard lady said about high concentration of mind, and outlined a clear appearance of the object in his mind.

He followed the wand trajectory in the textbook and then whispered the spell.

The next second, a copy of Tao Te Ching fell onto the table out of thin air.

This scene scared the girl next to her so much that her eyes widened!

"Gah?"

The teacher came over quickly and looked at the strange new book. She asked, "Is this something you summoned, Chu?"

Chu Bainiao looked at the magic wand, then looked at the Tao Te Ching in front of him, and nodded hesitantly.

The teacher spoke again: "Can you summon it again in front of me?"

Chu Bainiao took a deep breath and stood up. "Of course, teacher."

He picked up his wand, picturing his teacup in his mind, and stopped at the same time as the spell and the wand.

The next second, a teacup appeared out of thin air, and someone who had never learned the levitation spell hurriedly caught his teacup.

The teacher was unabashedly impressed: "Chu, you've never learned magic before, have you?"

Chu Bainiao nodded.

"You are such a genius!" She turned the roster to the page with Chu Bainiao on it, "Chu, A+!"

It was not until Chu Bainiao sat down again that the girls around her came to their senses. The next second, they started talking at once.

"Chu, how did you do that? Teach me!"

"Yeah, I just can't summon it no matter what! What's going on?"

Chu Bainiao, who was once again surrounded by girls enthusiastically, vowed to sit next to the boy in the next class.

The Charms class ended without any incident, and next they were going to another classroom to study Potions.

My eyes couldn't help but drift to the side.

The wizard lady named Asalindra stood up gracefully, revealing a small piece of snow-white and delicate leg skin under her inky wizard robe.

Each step she took was the same distance.

As he walked, his smooth golden hair, as bright as the sun, fluttered gently behind him. When viewed from the side, it could be seen even with the wide wizard robe covering it.

You can still vaguely see the slender waist of a willow tree that can be held in one hand.

The seats in the classroom are arranged in a stepped manner, on the left and right sides, with a corridor in the middle.

The girl next to him left her seat first, and Chu Bainiao stood in front of the corridor, waiting for the wizard lady to pass by first.

When Zhen passed by Chu Bainiao, she tilted her head back slightly, looked at him gently with her green eyes, and nodded her chin slightly, as if to say hello to him.

Blonde hair swept in front of him.

Looking at the wizard lady surrounded by two other girls on the left and right, Chu Bainiao couldn't help but rub her fingertips.

As if imagining the touch of that golden hair.

"Chu? Let's go, we're going to class." The girls were waiting at the classroom door.

It seems that he is planning to go with the new students.

Chu Bainiao smiled at them politely and distantly, "No need to wait for me."

He then walked up to a boy who seemed to be holding out for him and said, "I'll go with him."

"Okay." Although the other girls felt sorry, they did not insist too much. They turned around and ran towards the Potions classroom.

"Hey, man, let's go quickly if you come with me," the blond boy said, "Potions class is complicated and scary."

The girls who arrived chose the middle seats, neither front nor back, while the blond boy grunted and chose to sit in the back.

Chu Bainiao thought about it and walked to the first row under the other party's admiring gaze.

The Potions teacher was a tall, middle-aged male teacher with a pair of eyes as sharp as an eagle, as if all small movements could be seen through him.

Chu Bainiao had reviewed it in advance last night, but still found it difficult to deal with the unfamiliar herbs and steps.

The Potions teacher squinted his eyes as he flipped through the attendance book, then looked at his extremely poor brewing skills.

"Chu? Right, first time in Potions class?"

Chu Bainiao nodded.

The teacher put his finger on his chin, seeming to be embarrassed, but because the student was new, he did not launch a vicious attack.

"How about this, don't do it yourself yet, watch other people's operations first."

"Jane, teach Chu a lesson."

Jane? Chu Bainiao looked up and bumped into the wizard lady's green eyes.

Jane Asarindra naturally would not refuse the teacher's request. She smiled and nodded, "Okay, teacher."

Chu Bainiao stopped what he was doing, took two steps towards the wizard lady, and stood in a position that was not too close but where he could clearly see her movements.

Jane was pleased with his gentlemanly behavior. She said gently, "Can you see it? If it's not easy to see, you can come closer."

Chu Bainiao replied restrainedly: "I can see it."

Jane didn't say anything else. She took out her magic wand and waved it, and all the herbs floated in the air. She continued to wave the wand, as if an invisible hand began to process the herbs in the air according to the steps in the book.

After the herbs are processed, they are gradually dropped into the crucible according to the steps in the magic book.

Everything was under her control, even the jumping flames under the crucible were under her control.

There is not a single mistake, it is pleasing to the eye and as perfect as a teacher's demonstration tutorial.

After the refining was successful, Zhen looked at Chu Bainiao with a smile, and her green pupils looked like the light reflected by a gem.

"Do you have some understanding of the general steps?"

Chu Bainiao met the other party's gentle gaze, blushed and nodded with a beating heart.

Is it his imagination?

He always felt that the wizard lady seemed to have great kindness towards him.

Zhen chuckled, as if she didn't expect the other party to be so innocent.

"Although it is about making potions, there are many spells used in it, such as the most obvious ones like the levitation spell and the spring-like water spell."

She consoled him, "Potions is a very comprehensive course. It's normal that you won't be able to handle these things since it's your first time."

However, Jane quickly remembered that the other party had learned the summoning spell in the classroom in a short time, so she changed the subject and said, "First learn the spells needed to make potions."

The other party taught him carefully without being overly enthusiastic, as if they were just good classmates.

Chu Bainiao felt very comfortable with the whole process.

"Ms. Ashalindra, thank you. You are such an excellent and kind woman."

Kind? Jane remained silent, the smile on her lips becoming more gentle.