Diary of a Dead Wizard - Chapter 26

Chapter 26 I love learning. Learning enriches me.

In the following days, Thor started to study desperately.

Dormitory, study.

Classroom, study.

Morgue, work and study!

He has never lived such a fulfilling life!

Whenever someone asked, he would say that he was preparing for the test three months later.

Even Keli, who was originally calm, was upset by him.

But in the eyes of some people, Thor’s efforts became synonymous with despair and the last struggle.

The news that Kaz asked Thor to reach 10 joules in the first test was spread to everyone. Some people were optimistic about him, while others felt that there was no hope at all. Everyone

had meditated before, and they knew how much magic power could be increased by meditating for a month.

Although they didn’t know how much Thor was short of, Duke said that there was absolutely no hope.

Thor himself secretly took the test later, and his current magic power was only 3 joules, while the normal passing line was actually 10 joules.

In other words, Kaz asked him to reach the level of a normal first-grade freshman in three months.

This was also a punishment for his smuggling.

Although Kaz arranged a new job for Thor, he never said that Thor did not need to complete the magic growth requirements.

Thor did not want to bet whether Kaz would lower his requirements for himself because he gave him a job.

In particular, there was a covetous Kong Sha next to him, and Sid who did not know how he would retaliate after returning.

Thor now wished that he could sleep only two hours a day, but if he did not rest well, his learning efficiency would be reduced over time.

Fortunately, his mental power talent allowed him to recover his abundant energy after sleeping for 4 hours.

Finally, he had the capital to roll inward.

On this day, the class on the cognition of all things talked about the animal chapter.

Thor had already read all the animal chapters in the dormitory, and even memorized some common sense that he thought was useful.

He was still flipping through the book at a speed far beyond the progress of the class.

“Hua La.”

The paper turned to the next page.

“Ghost chapter?”

Thor was startled and hurried to read carefully.

In the novels and TV dramas of his previous life, the corpse room was a high-incidence place for ghosts.

Although he had not encountered any danger in the corpse room, strange things would often happen.

For example, when sawing a corpse’s arm, the corpse will suddenly say it hurts.

If the corpse had not been split in half long ago, Thor would have wanted to find a doctor to save it.

But at that time, all Thor could do was take two pieces of cloth and plug the two halves of the corpse’s mouth.

In addition, Thor has been studying “Green’s Witch Body Transformation Cognition” and “Corpse Refining Guide” recently, and is extremely sensitive to the word ghost.

“The end of life is generally divided into material death and spiritual death…”

“There are many situations in which spiritual power disappears. Among them, the form that cannot be completely controlled by the subjective will of the main body can be called a ghost, and the form controlled by other subjective wills can be called a monster.”

“…When the material support disappears or is damaged, ghosts can often be temporarily placed on other material supports. Common ones are dolls, clothes, corpses, etc…”

Dolls?

Seeing this, Thor remembered the little girl puppet used to test spiritual power.

Is there a ghost hidden in it?

I wonder if I can borrow it to study it.

So in Kaz’s laboratory, is the trash can that changes color a ghost or a monster?

Fear often comes from the unknown.

After studying for several days, Sol recalled the night in the laboratory again. He was actually a little curious in his fear.

Sol quickly flipped through the entire chapter on ghosts and found that several common sense passages were more about the types and characteristics of ghosts.

There were few explanatory languages like the one just now.

Maybe it was too profound for a first-level apprentice to handle.

Keli, who was standing by, accidentally glimpsed Thor’s progress.

“You’ve even finished the Goblin chapter?” She opened her mouth, her eyes moving back and forth between Thor’s face and the book.

“Just flipping through it.” Thor suddenly made a decision.

He looked at the second-level wizard apprentices who had finished reading the outline of the lesson and were allowed to study on their own.

He looked at the increasingly empty classroom, and the newcomers who didn’t know what to do or were drowsy.

He stood up quietly, put away his things, and whispered to Keli, “I’ll go back first.”

Keli wanted to say something, but Thor had already left in a hurry.

She pouted and looked down at the “Introduction to Rune Construction” in front of her, thinking that she should learn all the basic runes first.

People with good mental talents are really popular when it comes to learning basic knowledge.

Knowing that Thor was still struggling to improve his magic power, Keli couldn’t help but envy him.

…

“Senior Mark!” Thor rushed into the laboratory holding a book.

Sure enough, the second-level apprentices hardly attend public classes. They spend their time on one-on-one tutoring and self-study.

Senior Mark really treats the laboratory as his study room.

I don’t know if he has experienced the horror of Thor that night.

“Why didn’t you go to class?” Mark knew whose voice it was as soon as he heard it, and immediately stood up with a smile on his face.

You know, Thor was the apprentice who was taken away by Teacher Kaz and did not bring him back. He must have satisfied Teacher Kaz in some way.

Like the other two apprentices, An and Du, they can only come to the laboratory to study in the afternoon.

Although he has collected a lot of tuition from the two, Mark still doesn’t remember their names.

Who knows which first-level apprentice will appear in the classroom again in three months? What about a year later?

There is no need to build feelings for insignificant people.

For wizards, ordinary apprentices are consumables.

For senior apprentices, low-level apprentices are consumables.

It has nothing to do with class, it’s mainly for survival.

“Senior Mark, I encountered some problems when I was self-studying compound runes, and I would like to ask you for advice.”

Mark subconsciously looked at his study notes and confirmed today’s date.

“You… have you finished learning the basic runes?”

Thor nodded.

Mark touched his chin, “You’re progressing pretty fast. If you can solve the problem of magic power, it’s only a matter of time before you advance to the second-level apprentice.”

“How about this, I can explain to you how to construct a rune for free, but only this one. If you want to learn more, you have to pay normally.”

A free explanation of compound runes means that the things that happened in the laboratory are written off.

No matter what role Mark played in it, as a laboratory manager, he must have failed in his duties.

And Mark’s secret compensation to Thor was entirely to make up for his failure, not because Thor was in danger.

“Thank you, senior.”

Thor turned to the last few pages of “Introduction to Rune Construction” in his hand.

“Can I learn this compound rune first?”

It refers to a compound rune based on dark elements. After learning this compound rune, it can be combined with other basic runes to form multiple 0-level witchcraft with dark element attributes.

This means that after mastering this compound rune, Thor will have the ability to learn spells.

Although in the first class, Gudo had warned them not to dream of learning witchcraft so quickly, what Thor lacked most now was time.

“Of course. First of all, you have to understand that compound runes are not simply the overlap of basic runes. They also contain many changes in the conduction of magic power…”

Thor skipped the second half of the first class and the entire second class. Under Mark’s guidance, he gradually realized that… compound runes are really difficult!

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