Wizards are mighty

"Huh? Mirsad? What did he message me about?"

Just as Vic was enjoying shopping with Phyllis and Qi in the duty-free commercial area.

Suddenly, a message popped up on the witch network terminal, which surprised him.

Wizards of Mirsad's level often have no common topics with him, and even have a big gap in the concept of time.

Others have a lifespan of millions of years, and it may take decades to study any witchcraft. Some of the things they said happened tens of thousands of years ago.

How could Vic understand this.

Just like the fairy tales for children on the blue planet.

Elephants and ants can communicate, and elephants will even help ants.

But the two can never play together.

Otherwise, the elephant might accidentally step on the ant to death.

In reality, it means that the other party is going to do something more important, and it takes thousands of years to go back and forth.

For low-level wizards, that is most of their lives.

This is a gap in the level of life, which cannot be made up by having the same thoughts and values.

Therefore, although Vic and Mirsad have left each other contact information, they will not chat if there is nothing to do.

...

"Hello, Vic."

"Do you remember the crow you saw on that island when you participated in the apprentice trial?"

"Yes, I'm talking about Ansu."

"Originally, it would go to find you after you became an apprentice of the academy."

"Unfortunately, some unexpected accidents happened later, which even I didn't expect, causing it to be unable to move freely for a short period of time, and even everything including the essence of existence was completely trapped in a magical place."

"Until recently, it escaped from that place-"

"No, it should be said that it can leave after meeting the conditions."

"If you have time, welcome to the Void Academy, maybe you can get a good partner."

Seeing the message sent by Mirsad, Vic's face suddenly became strange.

Ansu? Of course he didn't forget.

At that time on that island, the slightly abstract crow made him still remember it to this day.

Especially the fifth question, which tests how many times the opponent called out from the moment he appeared.

It was really off the mark.

By the way, if I remember correctly, he has kept a crow feather from Ansu.

That guy said that he would know its identity when he arrived at the academy, which made Vic look forward to it at that time.

In the end, he waited until he became a formal wizard, but he didn't get any news.

Finally, from the conversation when he and Mirsad met for the first time, he learned that Ansu was the descendant of an old friend of Mirsad.

Then it was today.

"Good partner?"

Looking at these words, Vic touched his chin and fell into deep thought.

There are actually alien races with high status in the wizard civilization.

These alien races have made a lot of contributions to the wizard civilization, or have received the blessings of their ancestors, and have also signed a large number of contracts that are strictly bound to the wizard civilization, etc.

Finally, they have a high status recognized by wizards.

This is the system of meritorious alien races.    Starting from the citizen aliens (commoners), aliens have a status that "people" should have in wizard civilization.

The third class of meritorious aliens (new citizens), the second class of meritorious aliens (upper citizens), and the first class of meritorious aliens (meritorious citizens) are higher than the first class.

Especially the meritorious citizens, except for some rights that are exclusive to wizards, they are almost equivalent to a wizard in most aspects.

They can even receive the minimum living allowance issued by the wizard civilization.

Level 1 10 wizard coins, level 2 30 wizard coins, level 3 100 wizard coins, level 4 10,000 wizard coins, level 5 30,000 wizard coins, level 6 100,000 wizard coins.

Of course, there is definitely no annual welfare dividend.

In addition, wizard civilization will not directly grant a certain race more rights than citizenship, even if that race is completely submissive to wizards.

For an alien, the highest level of overall rights of their ethnic group is only the right of residence.

If you want to further obtain citizenship, it depends on personal efforts.

As for the above four classes, that is, aliens with citizenship and above, wizards will not have any discrimination ideas.

Even many wizards have a large number of alien friends, and even comrades.

We are all part of the wizard civilization, so there is no need to exclude them.

Maybe one day the other party will make up his mind or save enough money to go directly to the wizard transformation ceremony.

...

And the "old friend" mentioned by Mirsad may have more meanings.

Because in the wizard civilization, there is a special kind of alien.

That is the "witch pet" that is strictly bound to a certain wizard.

Although the witch pet is nominally a pet, this is just a name left over from ancient times. Now many wizards also call it "wizard partner".

Most of them are intelligent beasts, or something else, anyway, there are very few human-like ones.

Wizard partners can also obtain citizenship, and even higher-level alien rights.

It is even easier to obtain than independent aliens.

If the difficulty of ordinary aliens obtaining citizenship and higher alien rights is quantified as 100, then the difficulty of these wizard partners obtaining the same rights is only 1.

Correspondingly, they will also be deeply bound to a certain wizard unilaterally.

Witch pets cannot perform wizard transformation rituals, and will also sign a large number of various agreements and contracts with the bound wizards.

When an alien becomes a wizard's witch pet, it can represent the wizard to a certain extent.

The effect is equivalent to the wizard mark with the highest degree of authorization.

However, these are not the key points.

The real core connection lies in the shortcomings of the wizards' black and white wizard system, which can be transferred to the witch pets to a certain extent through some means.

Let the witch pets bear these "erosions" instead of themselves.

At the same time, witch pets can also assist wizards in their growth and combat, etc., and have many functions.

This system is actually a combination of ancient wizards, some conquered beast-taming civilizations, and the ancient civilization technology heritage left over from ancient times.

It is considered one of the pillar systems developed by wizards over the years.

Vic actually had the idea of ​​finding a witch pet a long time ago, but he had never found a suitable one.

Some special witch pets with great potential have a high "signing fee" in the wizard civilization.

Therefore, there are not many low-level wizards who have witch pets.

Even if there are, they are only of relatively low potential.

Usually only intermediate wizards, that is, wizards of level 4 to 6, generally have witch pets.