Water and Fire Twins Magician

William was a little embarrassed when he asked this question. He knew that this was completely against the theory of magic. It was impossible for a first-level magic to become a second-level magic during the casting process. But he was also very confident in his eyesight. He could not help but ask directly because he had witnessed a phenomenon that violated common sense.

Jacques stared at William, was silent for a while, and said in a very soft voice: "I don't know either..."

But he immediately changed his words and said, "You seem to have seen it wrong. This is just an ordinary water spiral technique."

In fact, Jacques had just heard of the term water spiral.

"But how could it be..." William wanted to continue asking, but Jacques was no longer interested in answering him.

"Sorry, I have something else to do, so I have to excuse myself." Jacques stood up, walked into the crowd, and continued his thinking.

Since this special night, for some reason, an inexplicable tacit understanding has formed among the freshmen: almost no one lives in the dormitory building, and after washing up every day, everyone goes to the lawn in front of the building in groups of three or four, carrying their beds and quilts to camp, and they also hold barbecue parties almost every day to chat and have fun.

This free and joyful atmosphere even spread to the entire campus.

Many seniors who were close to the freshmen had participated in their bonfire parties. Each of them said that this was the happiest night they had spent since entering Teikyo, and then they would think about their own days as freshmen, why did they have to live as hard and boring as ascetics?

What surprised the seniors the most was that the teachers at Teikyo seemed quite tolerant. The teachers were very strict in teaching. But they seemed to turn a blind eye to the students' extracurricular activities. As long as they didn't violate the rules, they wouldn't interfere. (The only thing that was strange was, where did they get so much food and firewood?)

Thinking back, Dijing really didn't discipline students too much in terms of behavior. It was just that Dijing was one of the four major colleges, and students were rarely admitted to the college, so they were naturally trembling with fear and didn't dare to act rashly. Under the influence of each other, their behavior became restrained. After all, as a freshman, seeing that the seniors didn't dare to overstep the line, how could I dare to act recklessly in the college before I understood the situation?

Except for this new student named Bella.

This guy looks younger than most of the freshmen, dark and thin, but he has a special, primitive charm. Under his leadership, the freshmen this year quickly got familiar with each other and quickly adapted to the unfamiliar environment of the college. It is definitely a good thing to let everyone establish friendship and tacit understanding as soon as possible.

But will this kind of grandpa's revelry have a negative impact on the freshmen's study and practice? After all, the purpose of the dormitory is to allow freshmen to receive the most basic and formal training, to make up for their shortcomings, so as to avoid being unable to adapt when school officially starts.

Bella, the instigator, was a bad role model because he never practiced. He played wildly during the bonfire party at night, and the only thing he did during the day was to soak in a large basin of water and sleep under the scorching sun. But because of his heroic posture, he attracted many followers.

But these followers are not as capable as Bella after all. On the day when she taught Richmond a lesson, the fourth-level magic vine technique that Bella used was already the content of the exam for promotion to the fourth grade in the academy! With this trick alone, he is qualified to treat the entire freshman training as nothing. But this kind of atmosphere is not what Teikyo Academy wants to promote after all. They absolutely do not welcome students to study with the goal of passing the exam. From the perspective of the academy, they certainly hope that their students are as strong as possible, because this will affect the recruitment of freshmen next year.

Fortunately, Bella isn't the only one the freshmen are imitating.

Jacques, who is said to be Bella's brother, showed a completely different personal charm from Bella. He participated in extinguishing the Phoenix that night, showing his strength that was not inferior to Bella and the rookie king William, but he was very humble and low-key. He always stayed away from the crowd during the bonfire party at night, and went to bed early, leaving all his energy for the daytime practice.

He always mastered the basic training methods taught by teachers immediately, and then practiced them repeatedly. In addition, he always spent a lot of time meditating, although no one knew what effect this had.

In fact, even if you add up the ages of Jacques' two lives, he is still just a young man. How can he not like to eat, drink and have fun? However, the participants of this freshman bonfire party are all children. He really can't get along with them, so how can he have fun? And as a freshman, he has no qualifications and opportunities to make friends with seniors, not to mention teachers.

Many girls took the initiative to get close to him, but at the moment he was obsessed with magic research and kept a distance from them. Moreover, he had already satisfied himself in the Flower Village, and his deep desires had been overdrawn.

However, the more he tried to keep a distance from the girls, the more counterproductive the effect became.

In the eyes of these girls, this boy is definitely the best among the freshmen of the same class, but he is still very humble and hardworking, and he is mature and stable beyond his peers. He is usually cold and distant to the opposite sex, which is completely different from other ordinary boys. What's more, when he meditates alone, he always exudes a faint melancholy atmosphere, coupled with his clear and focused eyes, which young girl who is just beginning to fall in love can not be moved? Therefore, they have all tried to get close to Jacques more or less, and some even took the initiative to throw themselves into Jacques' arms in the dim and ambiguous firelight at the bonfire party, saying that they want to be his first woman.

These girls who came to him on their own initiative were all relying on the first stirrings of love in adolescence, and they mustered up the courage to attack the opposite sex. If they were rejected harshly, it would be a bit hurtful to their self-esteem. So Jacques accepted them all, but just enough. This not only satisfied their curiosity about boys' bodies, but also made them better understand the sensitivity of their own bodies. It also made them regretful about their first experience of contact with the opposite sex, and made them more obsessed with Jacques.