A Different World That Started as a Slave

The old man was very happy.

"So you have reached this level."

Seeing the wind element gas mass spinning in Reans's hand, the dean sighed.

Because Reans had never shown his true strength to the dean in reality, and Nemo Fira didn't say much.

So, the dean still didn't know that Reans had already mastered the "element blessing".

"Since you have reached this stage, it's not so strange to want to learn magic."

"But I still hope that you don't put too much energy into magic."

"Human energy is limited. It's enough to understand a little and simply learn some auxiliary magic."

"By analogy, it may be helpful to you in the future."

The dean continued.

The dean's tone slowed down a lot...

After seeing the current state of Reans, he no longer stopped Reans from learning magic.

Just reminded Reans to distinguish between the primary and the secondary.

"Well, thank you for your concern, I will pay attention to this."

"I wonder what kind of tuition I need to pay to learn magic from you?"

Reans asked the dean.

"No tuition fee... It's a lucky thing for me to teach a genius."

"If you really become a legend in the future, I may be able to take your name and show my face in the biography written for you by the world."

The dean shook his head and said with a smile.

"Okay, wait for me here for a while, I'll go find some textbooks."

"The elementary magic textbooks of the 'Magic Kingdom' are still very well compiled and are very suitable for beginners to learn magic."

After speaking, the dean walked towards the bed with a somewhat staggering step.

Reans watched the dean slowly walk to the bedside table and gently patted the cabinet with his hand.

Then, a small magic circle emerged, but disappeared in an instant.

Then, the dean opened the cabinet and took out a thick book from it.

How thick is it?

Reens measured it with his good eyesight, and its thickness was probably comparable to the length of a brick.

Yes, it is the length, not the thickness of a brick.

"Bang!"

The dean put the book on his desk with some effort, and then the sound of heavy objects falling came from the desk.

Reens could see that the ink bottle on the desk also became a little unstable because of this sudden "disaster".

Fortunately, he was quick-witted and quickly stepped forward to stabilize the bottle of ink.

Otherwise, the documents on the desk would have suffered.

Seeing this scene, Reens had a moment of regret for his behavior of learning magic.

This thickness, I don't know how many brain cells he will kill.

"Alas, I'm old, and I can't even carry this little thing."

The dean hit his waist a few times and sighed.

"What? Regret it?"

The dean saw that Reans had a little difficulty on his face and joked.

"No... But do I just need to finish learning this book?"

Reans shook his head and asked.

"This is just some elementary magic learning methods selected by the 'Magic Kingdom' for beginners."

"In addition, it also contains some analysis of element structure and analysis of the basic principles of magic array."

"It can be said that whether it is laying the foundation or practical application, it is a very good introductory magic textbook."

"Of course, the only useful things for you are wind magic and element structure analysis."

"Because you don't have magic power, you can't use magic arrays, and it's enough to understand this."

"At the same time, because you can't use magic arrays, you can only cast magic by constructing element structures."

"Therefore, you can only use wind magic."

The dean explained to Reans.

"Wind system..."

Riens said softly.

This was not unexpected for Riens.

If you think about it, you will know what a wind knight can use to drive magic of other elements.

"Oh, there is also meditation."

"This is mainly used to guide the mental power to perceive elements and capture elements."

"Although this main function is useless to you, it also has the effect of resting the mind and calming the heart. You can also learn it."

"It may be useful for you to understand the elements."

As if he suddenly remembered something, the dean began to open the magic textbook, and after turning to a certain page, he pointed to the text on it and said to Rien.

Si said.

"Speaking of which, meditation was very precious in the past, especially advanced meditation."

"Only independent people can have the opportunity to obtain it by joining various forces or magic families."

"Although it is not impossible to have no meditation, it will always slow down the speed at which magicians accumulate magic power."

"As a result, independent magicians who did not have meditation in the past were always inferior to those magicians from powerful forces in terms of magic power."

"And this situation was broken by the 'Magic Kingdom' more than a hundred years ago."

"They directly published a relatively excellent meditation method that they had researched and was not too difficult to learn in the form of a textbook to everyone who studied magic."

"Moreover, it is often updated, and the difficulty of learning it is continuously reduced without reducing the effect of meditation."

"So, now, as long as it is not a wild magician who suddenly appeared, basically everyone has learned meditation."

"With this kind of mind, this kind of courage, and this kind of attitude of teaching without distinction, it is no wonder that the 'Magic Kingdom' has become increasingly powerful in recent years."

The dean admired the "Magic Kingdom" in the distance.

Reens didn't care what great things there were in the "Magic Kingdom" that was so far away, but he couldn't interrupt the dean's speech directly.

So, after the dean finished praising, he immediately asked:

"Dean, where should I start learning?"

"Young man, just eager... Because you are a knight, the most important thing for you is to understand the element structure."

"You should be able to see the element structure in magic, right?"

"With your current realm, it is impossible not to see it, otherwise you would not be able to control the "element blessing" at the knight stage."

The dean raised a fireball in his hand and said to Reens.

"The reason why I stopped you from learning magic at the beginning..."

"It's because if a knight can't perceive the element structure, learning magic will be twice as effective, or even more difficult."

"Because normal magicians have the help of magic circles..."

"Whether it is learning or casting magic, it is much simpler than directly constructing the element structure."

"I thought you were just a knight who had completed the purification state, so I didn't want you to waste your time on it."

"However, now you have the ability to indirectly affect the external elements, plus you can directly perceive the element structure in magic..."

"It's much easier to learn."

"Of course, simplicity is relative, and everything you need to learn is indispensable."

"First, read the part about element structure analysis in the textbook, and ask me directly if you don't understand anything."

"After reading it, I will give you questions to test your learning results."

The dean drew the content of the study for Reans on the catalog.

Seeing that there were hundreds of pages of content in "element structure analysis" alone, Reans instantly felt that his hair was warning him.