I'm a little bit cute after transforming.

Everyone stared in astonishment at the enormous blue shield that had appeared out of nowhere.

Have you ever seen such a large water shield?

"N-no... I've never seen that before! That's not the point. Have you ever seen anyone cast magic so smoothly on their first try?"

Diana read many magic books in the library, including the Water Shield spell.

'Since it creates a water shield using water-attribute particles, what about using other attributes?'

Without hesitation, and using the same method as casting the water shield, a red magic circle appeared in front of the blue magic circle.

A fire shield of the same size spawns in front of the water shield.

The scorching heat caused those around to back away.

Diana, now intrigued, tried other attributes.

The crackling lightning shield, the dark shield condensing into black smoke, and the four magic circles in front could all be formed almost instantly.

By the fifth cyan magic circle, they were struggling, but eventually the cyan magic circle was completed.

The whirlwind continuously compressed, forming a shield.

No matter how hard she tried, she couldn't condense the sixth wood-attribute shield. Even if the magic circle was formed, it would break after a short time.

Diana was completely baffled.

I glanced around and found that everyone had already retreated quite a distance.

With a wave of his hand, the five colorful magic circles dissipated, and the five shields, without energy replenishment, gradually turned into nothingness.

Adolf rushed over, he had countless questions for her.

"Anna, how did you create a magic circle so quickly? Where did you learn these magic shields from?..."

Diana listened to Adolf's long-winded chatter, while the surrounding academicians also gathered around, asking him all sorts of questions.

"You guys are so annoying! I already told you I'd learn it after watching it once, and all the magic I learned in the library!"

"Incredible! This person is practically a born magician!"

"They can actually use multiple spells of different attributes at the same time!"

"Perhaps even his mastery of magic surpasses that of that sage!"

"If that's the case, maybe that magic can also..."

The old men actually started discussing it!

Upon noticing this, Diana grabbed Cora and Jenny, who were still in a daze, and they sped away on their bicycles.

Adolf interrupted the group, glanced around, and looked at Diana who had slipped away with a helpless expression.

"This matter must be kept secret! For Anna's safety, everyone in the square must sign a confidentiality agreement!"

The academicians and faculty members all nodded in agreement, after all, the academy was not absolutely safe.

The crowd began to organize the people in the square.

Diana and her two companions first went to the supermarket to buy a lot of food, and then headed to the farm on campus.

After riding for more than half an hour, the surrounding buildings became fewer and fewer.

Looking at the open farmland and scattered wooden houses, it felt like entering a village.

The golden rice paddies stretched out in vast fields, swaying gently in the breeze.

A breeze carrying the scents of earth and grass swept over me, bringing a sense of joy.

The three arrived at the edge of the rice paddy and were surprised to find an irrigation ditch! The water in it was crystal clear.

Diana took off her shoes and went into the ditch, where she rummaged around for a while.

"Wow~"

He pulled a crab out of the water and suddenly brought it close to Jenny, who was squatting nearby watching.

Jenny was so frightened that she fell to the ground with a thud.

Diana burst into laughter~

Jenny was terrified when she saw the crab with its claws outstretched. Having grown up in a poor neighborhood in the outer city, she had never seen a crab before.

Realizing that Jenny was genuinely scared, she quickly told her that it was a crab and that as long as she was careful of its two claws, she would be fine, and that it was delicious.

With Diana's patient guidance, Jenny pinched the crab's back with a big smile on her face.

"Anna! Come quick, there's a crab here!"

Cora's voice came from ahead, and she dared not try to grab it with her bare hands again, because she had been pinched before.

"I'm coming!"

The three had a clear division of labor: Cora carried Diana's shoes and searched ahead, Diana caught crabs in the water, and Jenny carried a bag to collect them.

Jenny had been searching along the irrigation ditch for a while, and her bag was almost full.

"What are you doing? Don't you have classes today?"

An old woman was carrying a bamboo basket on her back, which was filled with vegetables.

The old woman was well-proportioned and had few wrinkles on her face, but her almost entirely white hair indicated that she was quite old.

After a brief introduction, I learned that the old woman's name was Candice.

Diana explained that they were freshmen who had wandered around and found some crabs, so they caught them.

Candice said with a smile:

"It's so good to be young! It's almost noon, how about coming to my house for lunch?"

Diana readily agreed.

We arrived at a small courtyard with several wooden houses, stone tables and benches, and a pergola.

Cora and Jenny went to help the woman prepare lunch, while Diana lay comfortably on the chaise lounge.

Smoke rose from the chimney in the courtyard; lunch was quickly prepared.

Cora and Jenny came out carrying plates of food, mostly home-style dishes and some crab.

Everyone enjoyed the meal, and afterwards, I chatted with Candice for a long time.

Upon learning that she lived alone in the courtyard, they promised Candice they would visit her often, and then they went back.

Diana planned to go to the library again. Now that she could cast spells at any time, she wanted to learn more magic.

It took some time to get to the library.

Felix, who was lying in the chair, noticed the three people entering and quickly got up to go to Diana.

"Anna! Do you still want to see the magic book?"

Diana was somewhat surprised.

"What? Can't we watch it anymore?"

Felix had a big smile on his face.

"You can look at it~ You can look at it for as long as you want, but the magic books in it only contain simple magic."

"Would you like to learn even more powerful magic?"

Diana blinked.

"Yes I do!"

Felix pretended to be embarrassed.

"However, these advanced spells are not to be revealed casually according to academy regulations, unless..."

"Unless what?"

Felix continued to subtly guide him.

"Unless you become my disciple, then I can teach you all the magic I know!"

Diana seemed thoughtful, then bowed.

"Master~"

Felix grinned from ear to ear, quickly helped Diana up, and then picked up a piece of paper from the counter.

"Okay, okay, Anna, just write your name on this, and I'll be your master."

Felix looks exactly like a child trafficker right now.

Cora, standing behind Diana, tugged at her clothes, signaling her not to sign so easily.

Diana patted her hand, gave her a reassuring look, and then quickly glanced at the contents of the paper.

It was a simple agreement that essentially acknowledged Felix as his mentor.

Diana took the paper, went to the desk, wrote her name on it, and handed it to Felix.

Felix took the paper with delight and carefully tucked it into his pocket.

Diana stretched out a hand and looked at him.

Felix was completely puzzled.

Diana shrugged again.

"Master~ what about those advanced spells?"

Felix hesitated.

"Isn't this too fast!"

Diana continued to shrug her shoulders.

"You're my master now, so it's no problem for a master to teach his disciple some knowledge!"

Felix scratched his head, thinking, "That makes sense!"

He pulled a black notebook from his pocket and handed it to Diana.

"This is the culmination of my years of hard work, recording various complex dark magic spells, as well as some improved spells and insights."

Diana took the notebook and quickly flipped through it.

Felix watched her flip through the pages rapidly, and finally couldn't help but say:

"If you have any questions, feel free to ask me. I..."

Diana closed the notebook and handed it back to Felix.

"Thank you, Master!"

Then I took the two of them up to the fifth floor.

Felix glanced at the notebook in his hand, then at Diana, who had disappeared at the end of the stairs.

It seems like this disciple has been accepted, but it also seems like he hasn't.