The most powerful wizard in the magic world

After Gelling's passionate speech, the apprentices exchanged their views in the dim candlelight, and the atmosphere was tense and exciting. The small room was filled with the dancing light of the flames, and the apprentices' resolute and determined faces were reflected on the wall.

"We must unite!" Sarah stood up, her voice clear and firm, "If each of us can contribute a little, how can the enemy easily shake our foundation?"

"But, Sarah," an apprentice named Alder interrupted, frowning, "the enemies we face are no ordinary opponents! Their strength is beyond our imagination. Is our unity enough?"

"Alder, stop being negative!" Lily, the apprentice sitting next to him, had fighting spirit in her eyes. "We can't take it lightly, but we must never give up confidence. If we can support each other, we will have hope of overcoming difficulties!"

At this time, Gerlin whispered: "Lily is right. Every apprentice is the source of strength for this group. We can make plans, conduct training, and improve our abilities. At the same time, understanding the dynamics of the enemy is the key to our growth."

The apprentices nodded one after another, and it seemed that with Gellin's encouragement, their fighting spirit was rekindled. Sarah was the first to respond: "So, how should we start? How should we formulate a training and reconnaissance plan?"

"We can divide into several groups," Gerlin thought for a moment, and glanced at each apprentice. "We can go out of the forest to scout during the day, and come back for concentrated training at night. We can also exchange the intelligence we have discovered."

"I am willing to be in charge of the investigation team." Alder stood up. Although his face was a little pale, his eyes were firm. "I grew up in the forest and I am familiar with every plant and tree there."

"That's right, Alder." Gerlin nodded approvingly, "This will be more efficient. But we also need an apprentice who is good at fighting to protect your safety."

At this point, Hermione, a petite but very clever girl, raised her hand, "I can go! I've made great progress in my fighting skills and can help Alder!"

"I'm very happy that you are willing to take on this responsibility." Alder's brows relaxed a little, "But you must be careful! The enemy may be lurking in the shadows at any time."

"In our plan, in addition to the reconnaissance team, we also need a training team." Lily continued, "We must constantly improve our combat effectiveness and be ready to deal with the enemy at any time. Who is willing to join the training team?"

"Let me do it!" Sarah responded immediately. "I am very knowledgeable about the use of weapons and combat strategies, and I am willing to teach you. I think we should emphasize teamwork in training so that we can cooperate with each other in real battles."

"That's a good idea, Sarah." Gerling said with relief, "Teamwork can help us change the situation at critical moments. In addition to actual combat training, we also need to do physical training to ensure that everyone has enough energy."

"I want to join the physical training group!" Hermione said excitedly, "I think when our physical strength is improved, we can maintain our flexibility in combat even when we are besieged by the enemy."

"You have a good vision, Hermione." Garlin praised, "Physical fitness is the foundation, and it can never be ignored. Okay, it's decided. Next, everyone will divide into groups for comprehensive training and reconnaissance."

The apprentices responded enthusiastically, and the tense atmosphere seemed to dissipate at this moment. As the plan was formulated, confidence gradually spread among them.

"How long can we practice?" Alder asked, eager to know the schedule.

"We will set out tomorrow morning. The reconnaissance team will use the daylight to gather intelligence and come back to report at night. The training team can continue at any time during these few days." Gelling explained, "We can gather together on the weekend to summarize and share everyone's achievements."

"Sounds good!" Lily responded while taking notes, her eyes gleaming with anticipation. "One or two people alone are not enough to cope with the coming storm. Our greatest advantage is unity."

"So should we do something else today?" Hermione asked curiously, "It feels like there's a lot left to do."

"I think we should first sort out our thoughts and assign our respective tasks." Gerling smiled slightly, his tone serious and firm, "Unity is strength, and planning is the foundation. Everyone must be clear about their own tasks and goals, so that we can better move forward in the right direction."

Under the candlelight, accompanied by the rise and fall of snoring, the apprentices gradually formed several small meetings, each discussing their own responsibilities, plans and thoughts on the upcoming challenges. At this moment, they are full of energy, expectation and eagerness.

As time went by, the apprentices dispersed, ready to face tomorrow's challenge. Gerlin stood by the window, gazing at the starry sky outside, with an indescribable power surging in his heart. He knew that these young apprentices were the embodiment of spirit, and it was their unity and hard work that would become the strongest weapon to resist the enemy.

"Tomorrow will be the beginning of our fight." He whispered, his eyes flashing with unyielding faith and hope.