I Made Scientific Magic

  Chapter 79 The so-called genius is just a false name! (Seek to follow up)

   "Professor Lynn, I always thought that those so-called magical geniuses were nothing special. At best, they just worked harder and had better luck. I didn't really understand how absurd this idea is until today!"

  Kevin looked at Lynn with an extremely complicated gaze. He originally wanted to see the incomparably miraculous inextinguishable fire in Lauder's mouth, but he didn't expect Lynn to pull out another powerful and novel magic in a flash.

  Philip, Tick and the others also had emotional expressions on their faces. With their talents, the possibility of being promoted again is very slim, and it is only a matter of time before Lynn becomes a great wizard or even a legendary wizard.

   "Thank you for your praise, Professor Kevin!" Lynn nodded and continued.

   "However, you may have misunderstood one thing. My magical talent is far from being comparable to those of real geniuses, let alone compared with Master August, who is known as the [star of the magic world]."

   "Many of the improved magic are based on the theories of some scholars in the [Secret Society]. As for the faster climb of the wizard level, it is just that the time of exposure to the Olympiad is a little longer than that of you."

   "I don't have the slightest confidence that I can set foot in the realm of the great wizard within four years." Lynn shook his head and responded.

  Looking at the fact that Herram's beard is all white, he is worthy of becoming a great wizard with five rings. You can see how talented Ogst is to break through this realm at the age of twenty-four.

  Lin En will not be too happy to lose his way just because of a few compliments from others.

  The name of the first genius in the land of wizards is just a false name!

  It's too arrogant to bear this name, not to mention that he doesn't have the ability to match it, maybe someday it will be revealed...

  Lynn's "humility" made a group of students and professors really not know what to say. If this is not a genius, then they are all useless.

  Luo Er also saw that what Lynn just told him was probably the truth, and there was no meaning of sarcasm.

  It was the first time he saw such a humble person.

   As for the lost battle, Luo Er didn't care too much. The opponent was a wizard of the third ring after all, and it was normal to lose.

  Although there is no qualitative difference between official wizards, generally speaking, unless one party has an expensive magic item, the winning rate of cross-level battles is usually pitifully low.

"Okay, now that the battle is over, I think no one will question the results of Professor Lynn's wizard level assessment..." Tick looked around at the students and professors gathered on the training ground, and saw that no one spoke. Rebutting, he asked the assistant to bring the two boxes over.

  Under the eyes of everyone, Tick opened the first box, which contained three badges made of pure gold, with an extremely complicated rune engraved on the surface, which was the symbol of the Wizard Council.

  The three badges are very similar in shape and appearance, the only difference is that one to three bright gemstones are inlaid in the center of the badges.

"In the name of the wizard council, under the witness of Master Herram, I will grant you the status of a wizard of the three rings!" Tick took off the last badge, and solemnly stepped forward to wear it on Lynn on the chest robe.

   "Thank you, Mr. Tick!" Lynn nodded.

   On the training ground, bursts of warm applause rang out, not only to congratulate Lynn for obtaining the status, but also because the other party brought them an extremely exciting battle just now.

   "I didn't expect Professor Lynn to be a three-ring wizard..." Eloque said excitedly. Professor Mingming looked about the same age as them.

"I have already said that only wizards of the third ring can be qualified to serve as professors at Iyeta Academy..." a witch named Debra said proudly, and then speculated with a few companions very gossip. How old is the professor this year, is there anyone he likes, and what kind of magic was used when defeating Luo Er.

   "As long as I'm under thirty years old, I can do it..." The red-haired witch beside her suddenly spoke boldly.

"I'm different. No matter how old the professor is, I can..." Debra said subconsciously, and then quickly stopped talking. The apprentice witches blushed when they heard this, and then laughed again. There was a fight.

  Only Jonny looked confused and did not participate in the discussion of several people. She remembered that Lynn had only been exposed to magic for more than half a year, and now he has become a wizard of the third ring.

  Since the meeting in Wuer Town, she has become more and more incomprehensible to this former colleague.

   "This is your robe, Professor Lynn!" On the training ground, after giving Lynn a badge, Tick opened another box and took out a gorgeously decorated robe.

  This robe is both a status symbol and a magic item. It has a slight magic resistance and a dust removal technique once a day.

  Lin En reached out to take it, looked at the slightly flamboyant robes and badges, and immediately felt that the professor medals and uniforms issued by the Iyeta Academy were more pleasing to the eye, and the most important thing is to not be guilty!

  Tik handed the two tokens to Lynn, and then took out a long sheepskin scroll and remembered the rules and regulations of the wizarding land.

  In addition to those cumbersome basic norms that existed in the Sekas Empire, the most mentioned is the punishment of wizards for harming civilians, specific to each item.

  For example, if an official wizard kills an ordinary person who does not know magic for no reason, or conducts forbidden magic experiments in private and causes the death of civilians, he will face at least several years of forced labor or imprisonment.

  If the circumstances are serious, they may even be directly deprived of their wizard status and be sentenced to death.

  The consequences of killing an official wizard are even more serious. They will either be sent to the magic stone mine to dig mines for a lifetime, or they will be imprisoned for life, or they will be executed directly.

   "I have to ask, are you a psionic wizard? Professor Lynn?" After reading the first hundred rules, Tick looked at Lynn and asked.

   "No." Lynn shook his head, he hadn't learned the so-called psionic magic yet.

"Since this is the case, there is no need to mention the norms for the use of psionic magic. You just need to remember that the wizard council prohibits private research on psionic magic. study." Tick solemnly reminded.

  Lin En was somewhat surprised. Although he had learned from Philip that the Land of Wizards was cautious about psionic magic, he never expected that there would be special laws and regulations for the use of psionic magic...

  (end of this chapter)