Game of Thrones: The Red Dragon Lord.

Chapter 11: Qyburn's Test

After you have chosen your subject, I will arrange a bachelor of that subject as your mentor, and you will follow the bachelor as an apprentice.

When you feel that you have learned enough, you can take the bachelor's exam. After passing the exam and forging the corresponding links, you can become a bachelor.

The school city no longer charges tuition fees, and there will be corresponding subsidies every month. The specific amount of the subsidy depends on the number of chain links you build, and the subsidy varies depending on the number. "

Later, the bachelor introduced Gavin to many rules of the academy on the way, such as no drinking and no fighting, and those who violated the rules would be expelled from the academy. The two quickly walked to the empty office hall and began to register Gavin.

Gavin touched the golden dragon in his pocket and felt reluctant, but he still reluctantly emptied out most of his assets and gave it to the Bachelor of Management.

Over the years, Sir Edmund gave him some pocket money from time to time. He saved 30 gold royals by selling salt and his salary as a guard some time ago. This amount of money is already a lot. In Westeros, 2 silver deer are enough for a family of three to live for a month, and 1 gold dragon can be exchanged for 10 silver deer.

The Bachelor of Management touched the extra gold dragon and smiled instantly. He said enthusiastically, "My name is Mi Xiu, you can call me Bachelor Mi Xiu. There are still many vacant dormitories. I will take the brochure and you can choose one by yourself. I will arrange it for you after you have made your choice.

In addition, bachelor's students and apprentices need to ask for leave when they go out. If you want to go out in the future, just come to me directly.

Have you decided which subject to choose? Do you want me to recommend one to you? I also know the situation of bachelor's degree in various disciplines. "

Gavin frowned slightly, thought for a while and said, "Master Mishu, I want to study medicine and magic research under Master Koben." Gavin took the opportunity to put forward his request.

"You have made a good choice. Maester Coburn has made great achievements in the field of medicine, and for the subject of magic research, I suggest you choose Maester Marwyn. Although most of the maesters in the Citadel do not believe in magic, it must be said that Maester Marwyn is second to none in this subject. The key is that apprentices can only choose one subject in the first year. I suggest you choose Maester Coburn. He also has some knowledge of magic research. It is generally believed in the Citadel that he will forge Valyrian steel links sooner or later. This way you can kill two birds with one stone." The Bachelor of Management recommended patiently with a smile.

"Thank you for recommending Bachelor Mishu. I will follow your advice and choose Bachelor Coben to study medicine." Gavin said without hesitation.

Maester Mithro shrugged. "Okay, I'll arrange it for you. If you need help in the future, you can come to me."

Gavin thanked him quickly, received his bachelor's gown, and walked towards the dormitory he had chosen with his luggage.

In the dormitory, Gavin, who had just finished cleaning the room, lay on the bed, silently thinking about his plan. The school provided food and accommodation, but he really should consider making money. Selling technology directly would undoubtedly kill the goose that lays the golden eggs, and he had neither the start-up capital nor the strength to protect the industry if he established his own industry.

After a little thought, Gavin decided to go to the tournament. Every year, the Tyrell family would hold a tournament in the Reach. Of course, the prize money was not as high as the one held by Robert in the plot. The prize money for the first place in the lance tournament was only 5000 gold dragons, but to register, you had to be a knight at least. He, a bastard, could not participate. The first place in the group tournament and the archery tournament each had 2000 gold dragons, but there was no limit on identity, and both could participate. Calculating the time, it would be held in seven months. If it doesn't work, I can use some energy points to upgrade my bow and arrow to master, so that I can definitely get gold dragons.

Gavin estimated his current level and found that his physical fitness barely surpassed that of most knights in their prime. After all, his body was only that of a 14-year-old, so there was still a lot of room for growth. But if it came to swordsmanship alone, Gavin was confident that he was definitely one of the best in Westeros. After all, his skills were not gained for nothing.

After receiving the money, Bachelor Mishu arranged everything for Gavin the next day, and he officially became Coben's apprentice.

Five months later, in the Citadel, in a slightly dim room, Gavin was concentrating on treating the wound of a veteran with a broken arm. The veteran gritted his teeth, enduring the pain, and sweat dripped down his face.

Gavin's eyes were firm and focused, and the tools in his hands seemed to have life in his hands. He skillfully used tweezers to pick out the blackened rotten meat, and every movement was precise and neat, without the slightest hesitation or deviation.

Bachelor Coben stood aside, closely following Gavin's every move, with an expression of admiration gradually emerging on his face, his eyes full of appreciation and surprise. He could not help but nodded and said, "Gavin, your performance is getting better and better. With your current level, you can create a silver link in medicine."

Gavin kept moving his hands, and when he heard Bachelor Coben's praise, he humbly responded, "It's all thanks to your good teaching, Bachelor. I still have a lot to learn." After saying this, he had a sincere smile on his face.

After the operation, Gavin carefully bandaged the old soldier's wound. Maester Coburn walked over, checked it again, and said with satisfaction: "Not bad, very well done. Clean up and follow me to see the other injured."

The two walked out of the room, the sun shining on them. As they walked, Maester Coburn imparted more experience and skills to Gavin. Gavin listened carefully, and from time to time raised his own questions and opinions using the insights and knowledge of his previous life. Maester Coburn praised his thinking ability and his face was full of satisfaction.

As the days passed, Gavin made rapid progress under the guidance of Bachelor Coburn and the help of the panel. Gradually, Coburn began to regard Gavin as a partner with whom he could conduct academic research rather than an apprentice. Gavin's insights often made Coburn suddenly enlightened, and many problems that had troubled him for a long time were also solved by Gavin's flash of inspiration.

Coben even had the idea of ​​letting this outstanding apprentice participate in his private research, but these studies were not tolerated by the Citadel, so he did not dare to invite Gavin rashly. But now he had been troubled for too long, and had no choice but to test Gavin many times.

Gavin, who felt the temptation, also expressed his views on medicine many times, and also approved and catered to some of Coben's experimental conjectures on combining magic with medicine, especially in terms of human experiments. Gavin did not show any resistance and even provided a lot of suggestions for this.

In Coben's study, Gavin and Coben were discussing medical knowledge. Coben kept complaining about the inaccuracy of the human anatomy diagrams, and proposed to the Citadel many times to restart relevant research on the human body, but the Citadel rejected his proposal every time.

(End of this chapter)