The most powerful wizard in the magic world

The hall was completely silent, with only the sound of wind outside the window occasionally disturbing the calm. The apprentices' eyes were fixed on their mentor, looking forward to his teachings, and in everyone's heart, the desire for promotion was like a burning flame, constantly stirring.

"Today, we will continue to talk about the history of the constraints on wizard knowledge," said Master Gofat slowly, with a hint of seriousness in his eyes. "In this world, knowledge is not only power, but also a responsibility. Many apprentices think that as long as they master the skills, they can do anything, but the truth is far from that simple."

The apprentice Allen, who was sitting in the corner, frowned slightly, feeling uneasy about the upcoming contract. He whispered to his companion beside him: "Do you really believe that we will be judged by the Eye of Judgement? I always feel that this is just a threat."

The companion's name is Mira, a smart and curious girl. Her eyes sparkle as she responds, "Whether it's true or fictional, this contract is something we cannot break. If we do, we will lose everything, even our lives."

Teacher Gofat noticed their whispering, stopped lecturing, and looked at Allen and Mira: "In the face of knowledge, any frivolous thoughts are fatal. Do you have anything you want to share? It just so happens that we are discussing the weight of the soul." His tone was steady but with a hint of scrutiny.

Alan was startled by the sudden question and stammered, "I...I just think that sometimes it's just a legend and it's not necessarily true."

Teacher Guofat smiled slightly, as if he heard the uneasiness in his apprentice's mind: "Legend and reality are sometimes only separated by a thin line. Entangled in the ocean of knowledge, every choice and every violation we make may be recorded and become a clue to the Eye of Judgment."

Alan lowered his head, thinking to himself how he should face the contract he was about to sign. His thoughts gradually returned to his days in the academy, the ignorance and simplicity when he first entered the wizarding world.

Just as he was lost in thought, the mentor continued, "In ancient times, there was a powerful wizard named Miles. He violated the contract due to greed and was eventually devoured by the Eye of Judgment, and his soul could not be reincarnated. You must understand that the knowledge of promotion is sacred and must not be leaked easily."

Mira broke the silence. "So, how can we make sure our knowledge doesn't get out? What can we do to protect ourselves?"

Teacher Guofat nodded slightly, and it was obvious that her question touched the core: "The most important thing is to have a sense of awe. Every communication with the teacher should be regarded as learning from experience rather than seeking personal gain. At the same time, when signing the contract, ensure that the internal integrity is unshakable."

This made Alan feel a little uneasy: "What if I secretly leak some knowledge just because of curiosity?"

"Curiosity is human instinct, but if you put personal desires above the contract, the Eye of Judgment will show no mercy." Master Gofat slowed down his tone, his eyes were sharp, "Remember, every choice has its consequences."

The apprentices looked at each other in bewilderment. There seemed to be a heavy sense of uneasiness in the air, but they were unable to escape this fate of bondage.

One day later, the night sky of the academy was like a veil covering every stone building, and Allen walked silently to the library. His fear and curiosity about signing the contract were intertwined, as if he could hear the sound of his heartbeat. He pushed open the heavy door, the night sky and the fragrance of books blended together, and the quiet library seemed to hide endless secrets.

Wandering among the bookshelves, Alan noticed a tattered book in the corner, with the words blurred and difficult to read. Out of curiosity, he pulled out the book and opened it. The magic symbols between the pages were like windows to an unknown world, and his heart was filled with excitement.

"What are you looking for?" A voice interrupted his thoughts. It was Mira. She frowned slightly, obviously puzzled by Alan's behavior.

"I was just thinking, I really want to know more, maybe some rules like contracts don't need to be so strict." Alan muttered to himself, his eyes revealing the persistence of exploration.

Mira sighed: "Alan, we all know that behind the contract are the blood and tears of countless predecessors. We can't lose our way driven by curiosity."

“But if we live by these rules forever, won’t we be bound to this land, unable to fly?” Alan couldn’t help but retort, with a hint of challenge in his tone.

Mira's eyes suddenly lit up: "Do you want to rebel against these rules? That means you will take greater risks and may even be punished by the Eye of Judgment. Are you really willing?"

Alan hesitated. He liked freedom and longed for thinking beyond the constraints, but deep down he knew that such a choice might make him lose everything. He held the book tightly and thought silently.

Teacher Gofat appeared at the door of the library. His eyes fell on the book and he walked towards Alan. "Not all wizards should know the secrets in the book. Every exploration should be done with caution."

Allen felt a little flustered. He and Mira looked at each other for a moment, both of them had some uneasiness in their eyes. Teacher Gofat walked in front of them and said slowly: "The boundary between morality and norms lies in whether or not to give respect to others. The way of wizards is also the way to respect knowledge."

Alan finally couldn't help asking, "If we want to violate these contracts and choose to explore the unknown, what are the consequences for us?"

The instructor shook his head slightly: "The consequences will spread like ripples, affecting not only you, but also the people around you. Choices and responsibilities are often difficult to give up."

The atmosphere seemed to freeze instantly. Allen took a deep breath, unable to ignore the struggle in his heart. And Master Gofat turned and left, leaving behind several apprentices in deep thought.

A few days later, the official promotion day was approaching. The apprentices were already ready, full of anticipation, but Alan felt increasingly heavy-hearted. Every time he closed his eyes, he could feel the weight of the mysterious contract locking him tightly, unable to break free.