Wizard: I brought the wrong system

After Yarrow washed, he put on a set of clean clothes, closed the curtains, turned off the fireplace, put the epee under the pillow, and then got into the weak bed.

I have to say that the configuration of hotel rooms is more comfortable than that of taverns.

Or in other words, the rooms in the tavern are actually only suitable for drunkards to sleep in.

But even lying on the comfortable bed, Yarrow didn't even feel sleepy.

The same thing, the same perspective, but because of different starting points, two completely different conclusions can be drawn.

When I feel that a person is a good person, I think he is good no matter how I look at it, so that some obvious details can be ignored.

When you feel that a person is a bad person, the more you look at him, the more you think he is bad. Even a glance can be recognized as evidence.

This perspective of emotional opposition is a rare opportunity for anyone.

It is easy to look at others, but difficult to look at yourself.

Now, Yarrow has a memory of self-observation, and through this memory, he has a certain understanding of Morton's ability.

"Emotions have gone through about five stages of transformation?"

"The first stage should be from unfamiliarity to familiarity, which is the first impression Morton gave me."

The first impression is also called the primacy effect, the first effect, the priority effect or the first impression effect.

The first impression is not always correct, but it is the most vivid and firmest, and determines the course of future exchanges between the two parties.

If you use percentages to enumerate: for other people's cognition, the first meeting "first impression" accounts for 100%, the second meeting "first impression" accounts for 80%, and the latter will decrease in order, and the latter will remain at 50% each Degree.

"The second stage was getting on the carriage. The psychedelic perfume on the carriage deepened my liking for Morton, and one-sidedly ignored Morton's evil."

Speaking of this, I have to mention the huge red flowers near Morton's residence.

If you guessed right, those red flowers are mature ghost ghost orchids!

What Yarrow smelled when the car door was opened was the scent of flowers and the fruity scent of ghost orchids!

The ghost orchid fruit has the function of replenishing the spirit and activating the spiritual power, and the gathering of the spiritual power will affect the magical power of the void.

After Yarrow smelled the scent of flowers and fruits, he was first activated by the scent of ghost orchid fruit, and with the help of the special place, he clearly perceived the magic power of the void floating in the air.

At that time, Morton also took advantage of this "meet and kill" gap to affect Yarrow's emotions.

"The third stage, outside Crocodile Valley, after the effect of the medicine wears off, the self is entangled."

What was Yarrow thinking at the time?

Either decide that Morton is a good person, or just kill him back!

Looking back now, Yarrow can't help thinking, when did he become so extreme?

【childhood? 】

I am willing to dominate in the 'kindergarten' and gain a few experience points every day.

Willing to reject the huge opportunities that may exist, but also to leave the different space and return to reality.

Without taking a little risk, how could it be that time?

[ship? 】

Acting seems reckless, but Yarrow also considered the consequences, knowing that his mother and Teacher Gemma were secretly protecting him.

No worries, and knowing that it is an 'examination', 'doing something' is better than 'handing in nothing'.

[Shadow apprentice 'Kenan Nabi'? 】

That battle was to establish a character that was not easy to bully in an environment full of violence.

Once there is a 'weak' label, those violent groups will definitely swarm like flies smelling shit.

'Weak' means easy to be bullied, and it's okay to be bullied.

Bullying the 'weak' and being able to show that they are 'carnivores' is definitely the favorite target of many middle and low-level 'violent groups'.

Even the means of those people will definitely be more cruel.

After all, what they bully is the 'weak'. If the methods are not violent, and if they don't show their cruelty, how can they show their 'power'?

[Phantom ghosts encountered by the academy? 】

It was a passive encounter. If you don't fight or die, there is nothing to say.

In a real sense, the first time he made a bold move without any certainty was actually the time when the pendant sent by his mother was activated after the measurement of the speed of light!

Relying on the little spiritual power left behind by his mother and the original magic fighting technique, to face another official wizard head-on?

In the past, which time has the risk been greater this time?

It's not that there is no way out!

There was Pipit in front of him, and Bosco's mentor was hurrying up outside. The different space he was in was not small, and there was room for some turnover.

Why do you want to make a sudden move?

It's like breaking through the bottom line. If you have the first time, you will have the second time, and if you have the second time, you will have the third time.

So I became more and more lazy to think, and more and more like to speak directly with weapons.

Judging from the timeline, the change in acting style is almost after the research on magic fighting.

Yarrow didn't know, after all, he had gained some strength, so his mentality was inflated.

It was also because of the repeated use of magic strike, the power of the abyss had a slight impact on his own consciousness.

Yarrow could only keep telling himself 'to act with caution', and then skipped this question.

"In the fourth stage, after encountering a wild wolf, because the consciousness of the self is in confusion, the body's fighting memory automatically resists, and the body affects the mind."

Everyone cursed and said 'others don't have brains'. Didn't Yarrow have no brains at that time?

But when encountering danger, the body that has mastered the battle for a long time dominates its own main thinking. In this case, will the recovered main thinking really have no effect?

"In the fifth stage, the mind is connected to '36 ghost ghost orchids'."

This connection not only broke through the fog of Yarrow's thinking, but even quickly corrected the slight deviation in thinking logic just like "one-click recovery".

It was also here that Yarrow stopped worrying about any evidence and made up his mind to kill Morton.

However, quite a few rushed over recklessly, but had to arrange their own affairs first, and then look for the right time.

With this series of emotional changes, Yarrow's attitude towards Morton has also changed along the way:

First is 'acquaintance, a little liking'-then 'unreal, very trusting'-then 'doubt, self-pain'-'bloodthirsty, a little liking'-'see through, murder is determined'.

The relationship between wizards and apprentices should be able to cope with the "Law of the Dark Forest". In a regular store, you need to ask the customer what magic you want to use and whether you can use it.

When it comes to Morton, if he distorts other people's thinking without saying anything, can he be said to be a good person in turn?

how?

You, a white wolf, grinned silently, showing its sharp fangs, and even took a bite, but you just want to simply shear the wool?

The modification of thinking is just an accidental scratch?

Is this some kind of cold joke?

It has a weak effect of replenishing mental power, and can be used to make mental power activation potions to speed up mana replenishment

One is trust, closeness,