nagpurpolice Chapter 132 Master-Level Meditation Method, Return to the Chapter School, School Judgment!
Chapter 132 Master-Level Meditation Method, Return to the Chapter School, School Judgment!
Chapter 132 Master-Level Meditation Techniques: Return to the School, School Judgment!
"Finally, I've reached Master level."
On the airship deck, Ian opened his eyes and looked at the skill on the panel that had been upgraded to Master level, and couldn't help but show his joy.
However, it wasn't about rapidly upgrading the runes to Master level, but rather reaching the second level of the Four Elements Resonance Meditation Technique.
"The second engine!"
Ian closed his eyes and sensed that another special rune had appeared in his mental space.
Just like the basic meditation method, it was constantly absorbing and exhaling elements, silently enhancing Ian's mental strength.
"Running the machine for a day is roughly equivalent to meditating for an extra hour."
Ian sensed the speed and nodded silently.
It was worth all the effort he put in.
The increased talent points also did not disappoint Ian, amounting to a full forty points.
"Ten points lower than the branding meditation method."
Ian had to admit that he had underestimated the value of the branding meditation method.
This can be seen from the increase in talent points.
Even the Four Elements Resonance Meditation Method, which originates from the mysteries of the elements, does not provide as much improvement as the Imprint Meditation Method.
What exactly is in this emerald forest?
Ian walked slowly to the window and looked outside.
Dozens of miles away, the Emerald Forest appeared at the edge of the horizon.
Looking at that vast forest.
Ian's gaze became more intense than ever before.
Whether it's Horton's perseverance or the branding meditation method, it all seems to suggest that this forest contains an astonishing secret.
What exactly is it?
Are there other kinds of knowledge, even more precious than the branding and body-forging method?
"Looks like there's a lot to do back home this time!"
Ian remarked with a sigh.
This time when he returns, in addition to becoming Horton's true disciple and inheriting the core knowledge, he will also learn the newly acquired Eye of Harmony, and now he has the added opportunity to explore the Emerald Forest.
"interesting."
Ian sighed and walked toward the deck.
It seems that he should be able to enter the area of the Horton School of Wizardry by tomorrow at the latest, and he will have one last day to learn the Swift Rune.
A day has passed.
[Skill: Swift Rune (Expert 200/400)]
"pity."
Looking at the panel, Ian felt a pang of regret.
If he had spent another half a month in the Green Corridor, he should have been able to upgrade both the door and the Mud Trap to Master level.
But that's often how the world is.
It will not develop according to the wizard's wishes.
"But... I'm finally back."
Ian looked ahead.
At this moment, the members of the school stood beside him, and several thousand meters ahead, the Cold Wind Market could already be seen.
"I'm back."
Li Wei also smiled.
"Finally back."
Lucy and the others also had a gleam in their eyes, but they kept glancing at Ian.
They returned, but their greatest expectation was to witness Ian being punished by the academy.
The apprentices of the persecution school.
It's still a culture sequence.
According to the academy's rules, Ian should have his mental space destroyed and be expelled from the school.
If Ian runs away, there's really nothing they can do.
But Ian came back with them.
Perhaps he genuinely believed that Vivian could protect him?
madness!
A dozen minutes later.
The airship slowly descended.
Ian and the others slowly disembarked from the airship and stepped onto familiar land.
Wizards were already waiting outside the airship.
It was someone Ian knew, Seamus, the wizard who had previously been in charge of his advancement training in the Potions Department.
He looked very proud and confident at that moment.
Even the teammates behind him were the same.
"Lucy, Ian... it's been a long time."
He greeted each of them warmly, for these people were all future pillars of the academy.
"Wait, where's Thomas?"
While greeting people, he was also counting them. It would have been better if he hadn't counted them, because the count immediately surprised him.
He didn't see Thomas.
Thomas is the most talented wizard in recent years. If he were to die, it would be a huge problem!
"Sir, Thomas is dead!"
A wizard immediately stepped forward and addressed him.
"what?"
Simo's eyes widened, and he asked anxiously, "Did something happen to you while you were out?"
"Mr. Big Brother, it was Ian who killed him."
The wizard immediately turned to look at Ian, his gaze fierce.
This?
Simo also fainted at this point.
Did Ian kill Thomas?
Is this reasonable?
But soon several wizards explained the situation in a few words, and he had no choice but to accept that it was the truth.
"Ian, you...."
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Simo turned to look at Ian.
"I killed him."
Ian nodded affirmatively.
"Even if he insulted you first, you shouldn't have hit him!"
Ximo couldn't bear it.
Killing a fellow student's wizard is absolutely forbidden, especially given Thomas's powerful background.
"I am willing to bear the consequences."
Ian said calmly.
"Alright, let's go back to the school first."
Seamus's gaze towards Ian had lost its previous enthusiasm; instead, it looked as if he were looking at a prisoner.
They even directly dispatched a wizard to return to the school to report.
"Let's go."
After dealing with all this, Ximo spoke, and then arranged three or four carriages for everyone.
Lucy and the others sat together, while Ian and Seamus sat in a car, as if they were watching over each other.
It was like guarding a prisoner.
Ian silently remembered this change and remained silent the rest of the way.
Soon, the carriage set off.
Crossing one road after another.
Although he was now in a situation akin to that of a prisoner, he still had the leisure to observe his surroundings.
In the market, he could clearly see that it was much quieter, and there were many more bloodstains on the ground.
One can imagine that when the war broke out, this place must have been in complete chaos.
And this is especially true on the roads.
Ian had seen plenty of dead bodies.
The more one moves towards a particular school of thought, the more severe the environmental damage becomes.
When the group returned to the outside of the school, Ian looked up and saw that the school had undergone tremendous changes.
At this time, most of the trees that once covered the mountain had turned into charcoal, and the ground was full of pits and craters.
Although we haven't gotten close yet.
Ian could see that in the distance, within the school, many buildings had collapsed and were in ruins.
But compared to the changes in the environment, the wizard's face was beaming with smiles and he was in high spirits the whole way.
At this moment, the group disembarked from the carriage.
They walked towards the school, and upon arriving, they saw that more than a dozen wizards were already standing at the entrance.
Most of them were patrol teams.
Three of them were third-class wizarding apprentices, and two of them were wearing wizarding robes with patrol insignia.
Ian recognized them all; one was Layton, and the other was a third-class wizard in the patrol, whose name seemed to be Kasa.
Further ahead of the two was an old wizard with slightly graying hair and a bulbous nose.
At this moment, the old wizard's face was contorted with rage as he glared at Ian, as if he wanted to devour him alive.
Needless to say, Ian knew that this man was Thomas's teacher.
Gabriel Valentine.
"Ian, you maliciously murdered wizards of the school, do you plead guilty!"
Kasa stepped forward, looking at Ian with a serious expression, as if he were about to arrest him at any moment.
Ian looked at the group calmly.
"I don't agree."
"Thomas provoked me first, and he insulted Lord Hyde, who died for his school of thought. I don't think I have a problem with that."
They've reached Hyde Park!
Kassa frowned, while Gabriel Valentine gave him a wink.
Katon immediately understood.
Looking at Ian, he said, "Hmph, that's all just your side of the story. You'll be facing trial, and you won't have a chance."
According to regulations, the training sequence cannot be judged by the patrol team; the decision must be made in the presence of an apprentice of a top wizard and under the guidance of a large number of apprentices from various schools.
"Guards, lock him up."
The wizard behind Kasa immediately took out a device to seal magic and strode forward to imprison Ian.
But next second.
Then Layton appeared, stopped the wizard, and calmly looked at Kassa and Gabriel, saying, "Without trial, one is innocent. The patrol team has no right to arbitrarily detain and train the sequence. The only requirement is that they cannot leave the school before the trial."
"You, Layton!"
Gabriel and Casa were both taken aback, not expecting Layton to support Ian at this time.
"Okay, once he leaves, it's your responsibility!"
The two snorted coldly.
Layton then turned to Ian and said, "Ian, no matter what, you should go back and rest. But you can't leave your house for the next three days."
"The school of thought will give you justice."
"Thank you, Captain Layton."
Ian responded that, regardless of the circumstances, Layton was indeed under a lot of pressure this time, and could even be said to have offended two wizards.
soon.
Ian was escorted home by her, and Shirley welcomed him home in surprise.
And it only took half an hour to get back.
A message from the Department of Mysterious Sources reached the school.
Three days later.
Conduct a trial on Ian of the culture sequence.