The bone of sin domain is king

Chapter 297 Scene [-]. Grandia’s shock

Great library.

The large library of Christian King's College is divided into five floors. Most of the collections come from the donations of graduates over the years. The content covers all aspects including history and politics, art music, magic alchemy, and ballad novels.

The Great Library has also become the largest library in Astor, even surpassing the Royal Library in the capital.

This ancient building looks quite rustic on the outside, with moss covering the walls and a dome made of glass that is shining in the sun. It looks like an old museum with hidden treasures somewhere.

Afternoon sunlight poured into the room through the hazy glass of the dome. The magically treated sunlight will not fade the books, but it will make the whole hall a bit more ambiguous. On the wooden tables and chairs, many students I was buried in the book, and I could also see several couples whispering their ears next to each other. All in all, it was still full of learning and youthful atmosphere.

Now that the magic camp has basically occupied the kingdom of Astor, the age of mage apprentices is also gradually decreasing. People who were originally able to be discovered and awakened to become mage apprentices at the age of 30 or [-] are now very likely to be sent to them at the age of ten. College, so on the whole, Christine's students are relatively younger.

When they passed through the hall and entered the library, a group of gray-white fluorescent lights immediately appeared in front of Grandia and Lottie.

"Two, I don't know what kind of books you want?"

The voice of the fluorescent voice came from the husky voice, and the age and gender could not be distinguished.

At the same time, many of these fluorophores can be seen floating in the library, leading students through the bookshelves.

These are elemental creatures called crystal worms, coming from the plains of stars in the elemental realm. They have reached an agreement with the mages and serve as guides in this great library.

The food of these crystal worms is quite strange, which is human sleepiness. Whenever humans want to be lazy and fish, these crystal worms will suck away human sleepiness and make them energetic.

In the past, these elemental creatures were usually used by mages as refreshing props, but although they can absorb sleepiness, they cannot eliminate fatigue, so if they are used for a long time, it is easy to cause physical and mental exhaustion. That's not a problem.

These crystalline worms can dispel the drowsiness of students who are drowsy due to the afternoon sun or a full stomach, so that they can study better. At the same time, they also have certain wisdom, especially their powerful Memory, enough for the duties of a library guide.

"Uh, I need a more detailed version of Christine's school history."

It wasn't the first time Grandia came to the Great Library, but she still didn't quite adapt to the guidance of the crystal worm.

When they entered school, they had received a booklet that briefly introduced the origin of the academy, but they also knew that it was at most the official memorabilia of a certain royal family visiting the academy to participate in a certain event on a certain day. The history of nature.

If you want to look up the information of previous magic competitions, you have to go to the Great Library to find them.

"Is it the history of the school? There are many choices. Speaking of the most detailed one, it should be "History of Christian King's College" written by Chad Billier. This book describes this school in detail. Everything about the school from its founding to the present, although detailed, is also divided into an astonishing [-] volumes. I think you are definitely not looking for a book like this."

The crystal worm whispered, speaking in a voice that only Grandia and Lottie could hear.

These guys seem to be quite boring on weekdays, so they browsed all the books that can be read in the entire library, and at the same time shared their memories, so they are very skilled in being guides.

"In fact, even school history has different emphases. George Paramount's "Famous Teacher Aspirations - Christine King's College Chapter" describes Christine's history more from the teacher's perspective, while Ford Warren's "Kristen's Experience" tells more about Christine from the perspective of outstanding graduates."

The crystal worm was floating slowly in the air, chattering endlessly, guiding Grandia and the others to go deep into the bookshelf.

"Those Years I Was in Christine" is a memoir novel written by Glenn Dustin based on his experience from being a student to a teacher and finally becoming a principal here, basically covering most of Christine's history."

"Uh, we want a book that records the situation of the magic contestants of all ages."

Grandia asked, she felt that if this continues, the crystalline worm may not be able to name the books they are interested in next year, and having too much knowledge is sometimes an annoyance.

"The magic competition of all ages, oh, I see. You must want to participate in this year's magic competition. There is an old saying in the East that only by knowing yourself and the enemy can you win. Hey, then I know what you need."

The crystal worms circled in mid-air, seeming to be in high spirits, and the speed of their movement also accelerated a lot.

"Christine: A School History by Larry Granit. This book focuses on the details of the magic competition. After all, the author himself was the winner back then and is now one of the members of the High Council of the Rainbow Tower. One, it's a bit dated, uh, 50 years ago, but it's pretty good for reference."

Having found the topic, the crystal worm continued.

"There is also "Christian Magic Stories", a historical novel written by Delaney Salazar, which focuses on the magic that was born in this school, including of course the spells of the previous magic contest finalists, Of course, if you want to learn more about it, I still recommend reading the magic subvolume of "History of King Christian Academy", here we come."

The crystal worm stopped its flying movement and swayed back and forth in front of a bookshelf.

"I remember it being here, why is it missing?"

The crystal worm was spinning, but there were several books missing from the bookshelf in front of it.

"Did someone else get there first?"

Grandia immediately thought of this. Since she could think of checking out the ideas of her seniors, other contestants would naturally be able to think of it too. Prepared.

"You are too slow, Grandia."

Lottie said helplessly, but immediately, out of the corner of her eye, she caught a glimpse of a familiar name.

"Christine: A Piece of School History!"

She pointed to the bookshelf not far behind Grandia, a hardcover book that was randomly stuffed into it.

"Successful!"

Grandia immediately reached out to take down the book, but the next moment, her fingertips touched the other hand, causing her to withdraw her hand subconsciously.

However, the other party reached out again like lightning, and took down the hardcover book.

On the cover, it says "Christine: A School History" written by Larry Granit in gold letters.

Following that white and slender hand, Grandia looked up.

That was a girl who could be described as stunning.

The long golden hair seemed to emit unknown particles under the sunlight, covering the surrounding space. The snow-white skin could be broken by blows, and the blue eyes were as clear as the ocean. He was also an apprentice wearing Christine. Robes, but the other party seems to have an extraordinary temperament, definitely not an ordinary student.

"Alisa Trieste"

Grandia unconsciously called out the other party's name.

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(End of this chapter)