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Just when the people around them saw that the two were in a bad state and didn't know what to do.

A soothing breeze suddenly blew, calming all emotions, and the Daofu couple's condition immediately improved.

Legila slowly retracted her raised hand and whispered, "Are you feeling better, Daoof?"

Daoof was slowly helped up. He looked at his wife and smiled bitterly, "I'm sorry to have embarrassed you, Legila. What happened now has seriously deviated from the truth that I have believed in for a hundred years. I almost thought I was going to fall."

"Me too..." Mei Ke said, rubbing his brow.

It seems that in this world's magic, the incompatibility of dark and light elements is considered a truth. Is this the reason why Doof had such a reaction? ... Glenn was silent, guessing.

"I thought this might have a big impact on you, but I didn't expect it to be this big. If I had known, I would have taken a gentler approach."

Legila said apologetically.

Daoof shook his head and smiled bitterly, "Maybe my heart is not strong enough, although what is happening now is enough to drive most magicians crazy."

Then he asked curiously, "Did you know that Mr. Glenn was so special? You can see into a person's heart. What did you find in his heart? That's why you came to such an...impossible conclusion."

Legila looked at Glenn, who also looked at her, "I have seen the hearts of many people, bright, dark, dirty, twisted, crazy...

"No matter who they are, the light and darkness in their hearts are intertwined and mixed. The only difference is which one accounts for a larger proportion, but..."

At this point, her eyes brightened up a bit, just like when Glenn first met her last time, "I have never seen someone like Mr. Glenn, with a clear distinction between darkness and light in his heart."

"So you think he is so special?" Daofu continued.

"I just have this guess." Legila shook his head, "Because I have noticed that many magicians' affinity for the elements of light and darkness is very similar to what I have seen in their hearts."

After hearing these words, everyone present was thoughtful.

Daofu also lowered his brows and thought deeply. After a moment, he said, "Perhaps I should re-examine this universally recognized principle of magic."

What he was referring to was naturally the relationship between the affinity of light and dark elements.

Tia gently pulled at the corner of Glenn's clothes. Glenn looked down in confusion, only to see the latter looking at him with a strange look.

"What's wrong?" Glenn asked.

"Mr. Glenn is so awesome!" Tia said very seriously.

Glenn just chuckled twice.

At this moment, Legila glanced at Glenn, then looked at the bearded magician and said:

"Daof, I think you know that if other magicians knew about Mr. Glenn's specialness, it would definitely cause a lot of commotion. By then, who knows how many magicians with weak hearts would fall. This is not what we want to see. Mr. Glenn is very interested in magic. As a friend, I hope you can help him."

"Ma'am..." Glenn spoke up. Legila looked at him and he bowed, "Thank you very much."

This is what Glenn can do for now. Thank you for taking so much care of me. He will definitely repay you for it, and it won’t take long. He can feel it.

Legila smiled gently and nodded.

Daoof stroked his beard, thought for a moment, looked at his wife, and nodded: "It is my honor, and it is what I should do."

Legila smiled more gently, and her somewhat pale face seemed to be full of life.

Glenn now understood very well what Black Crow said when they last met, that his wife used to be very beautiful, it must be true.

Legila said to Glenn, "Daof is a fifth-level magician. He is one of the top magicians anywhere and is qualified to be your teacher."

Defa is only a fourth-level magician, but he is already the chief magician of the magic spire in the main city. If he is at level five, he will be received with high etiquette even in the royal capital.

The royal family also has to give face.

Glenn nodded, walked towards Daoof, clasped his fists and bowed slightly, saying: "This is our apprenticeship gift. Please take care of me in the future, teacher."

Daoof patted Glenn's hand gently and smiled kindly, "Okay, I will do my best, but whether I can achieve anything depends on you."

"I understand, the teacher leads you to the door, but the practice is up to you." Glenn said a famous saying from his previous life.

Daoof and the people around him were stunned. They were all impressed by Glenn's words.

"That's right, kid. The teacher can only lead you to the door, but it's up to you to practice."

Since they are master and apprentice, Daoof naturally does not need to address Glenn as a peer.

Actually, Black Crow and Legila are much older than Glenn, but they are still willing to call Glenn a friend of the same generation.

One reason is that Glenn and Black Crow were friends from the very beginning as peers, and Legila, as his wife, would certainly be no different.

Second, they are used to making friends with many younger generations as peers.

"Since you are already my apprentice, I will open your magical perception here in front of all of you."

As Daoof spoke, he stretched out his slightly yellow hand and pressed it against Glenn's forehead.

Turn on the magic sense? What does that mean? ... Glenn didn't understand, but it was not a good time to ask at this moment.

Fortunately, Tia, who was watching, helped him ask this question.

"Little tree spirit, what does it mean to activate magical perception?" Tia poked the little tree spirit Toxuban at her feet with her finger.

The little tree elf smiled and explained, "Opening the magic energy perception is the first step to becoming a magician. It requires the help of a formal magician who is more proficient in controlling the elements. After it is opened, you can sense the surrounding elements and magic. This is the basis for learning any magic."

Tia nodded, not quite understanding.

Glenn, who was listening attentively, already understood.

The hand that Doof placed on his forehead gently sent out a slight tingling sensation, and Glenn could feel his perception gradually changing slightly.

It only lasted a few minutes before Daoof let go of his hand. Activating magical perception was too easy for a fifth-level magician like him.

As for those magicians of level two and level three, they must at least start from the early age.

Glenn touched his forehead, then closed his eyes and sensed carefully. He did sense that there were slight differences in his surroundings, but he couldn't distinguish them very intuitively.

"The effect of opening the magic energy perception is not obvious yet. With more practice in the future, you will be able to mobilize the elemental power around you and generate your own magic power."

Daoof explained with a smile.

Then, he spread out his hands, produced a tattered book, handed it to Glenn, and said:

"This book contains some basic magic, as well as personal techniques for practicing and controlling the elements. Your current task is to thoroughly understand this book."

Glenn took the book, thanked him, and eagerly turned to the first page.

The content is indeed simple, but there are still some parts that I cannot understand.

Daofu knew it was time for him to provide guidance, so he explained the contents of the book one by one in very simple and easy-to-understand words.

Glenn had a great interest in magic, so he listened very attentively, and was constantly amazed.