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There are many students at Massa Academy, but most of them are just wizard apprentices.

In the entire academy, there are only a few apprentices who can obtain the Gray Ring. Being able to obtain the Gray Ring during the apprenticeship era is enough to prove that the talent is high and the future is limitless.

When the time comes, as long as you are willing to stay, the college will meet your needs to the best of its ability.

Black ink building.

The dark walls and dim windows formed a dark castle.

This is where Gus is today and arguably for a long time to come.

This is where the wizard's low-level apprentices are taught.

There were not many apprentices, perhaps because it was still early in the day, or perhaps the apprentices from elsewhere had not arrived yet, so the large castle seemed very empty.

There are many rooms.

Gus looked at the sign above the door and walked into a classroom according to the introduction last night.

There is no guide at Massa College, so we have to explore on our own.

Gus looked around the classroom. There were scattered figures in every corner of the classroom. As expected, they were all wearing black wizard robes.

Everyone has a strange aura.

There were not many apprentices, including Gus, there were only a dozen or so, and no one talked to them, let alone two people sitting together.

Gus chose a seat near the front and sat down, waiting for the instructor to arrive.

This is the first session of Gus' wizarding career, and he can't help but feel a little excited.

In the dim tones, Gus looked very eye-catching. He was the only one wearing relatively gorgeous clothes.

Somewhat eye-catching and out of place.

"Cough...cough..."

Outside the room, bursts of coughing broke the tranquility of the place.

The sound is very heavy.

Gus knew that the mentor should be arriving soon.

Sure enough, the voice stopped when it reached the door where Gus was. He walked up to the podium with heavy steps. With a "bang", the classroom door seemed to be blown by a gust of wind and closed tightly.

Too late.

This was Gus's first reaction. The mentor was only about the same age as Wizard Anda, but he didn't have the anger of Wizard Anda at all.

Like the setting sun.

It's too late.

The instructor didn't care about the number of apprentices in the audience and talked about today's tasks mechanically.

The lecture was very basic, at least that's what Gus understood. With his strong memory, Gus didn't miss a single word from his instructor's mouth.

Knowledge is very shallow, just like the sour and spicy life, you can know the taste by just tasting it.

After a short time, the instructor put down the pen in his hand and cleared his hoarse voice, "But are there any doubts?"

The direction the instructor was looking at was Gus, staring straight at Gus without any disguise.

This is what was said to Gus.

As early as the moment I walked in, I noticed Gus. He was special, as if he had something more than others.

Gus shook his head slightly, "What is the difference between a wizard and a mage?"

Throughout the morning, the instructor talked about the introduction of wizards, simple meditation, and basic principles, so it was easy to understand.

It's just this question that lingered in Gus' mind in Jebeldan and never went away.

Wizards are the collective name for Jiuji Continent, but there is an alliance of mages. According to Gus’ thinking, shouldn’t it be the Alliance of Wizards?

The silent classroom was a little restless, and their eyes were all focused on Gus. To them, this question was like an idiot. The mage disappeared thousands of years ago and gradually became a wizard. No one had considered this question.

The name difference is all.

Gus looked into his mentor's eyes, and he nodded slightly. There was no change in his eyes, and the aura of twilight in his body never dissipated.

"Ten thousand years ago, mages disappeared and wizards emerged. Although both can control elemental energy, there is a big difference."

"That is, wizards need to use witchcraft rods to guide their own witchcraft power, but mages do not."

After saying that, the mentor stood in front of Gus with his hands behind his back.

He looked at Gus, and only he knew the feeling in his heart. The topic he had been studying was how to reach the level of an ancient mage today.

A question that had never been asked before was asked by a young man today.

It really touched him a lot.

"Wizards use witchcraft staffs, and mages also use magic staffs. There is no difference."

At the back of the classroom, a young man wearing a black witch robe stood up with bright eyes.

Gus pondered for a moment and then said: "The magician only increases the power of magic with the help of the magic staff, but the wizard is like a useless person without the magic staff!"

The instructor glanced at Gus appreciatively, then looked at the young man behind him, "The ghost of the mage has died, and now we have to rely on outside witchcraft wands. It's really sad."

"My name is Brooke. If you need anything, come to the lab and see me."

After saying that, Tutor Brook turned and left. What he said today completely exceeded everything he said this year.

Massa College has free study hours. There are only classes in the morning, and students can allocate their time in the afternoon freely.

Instructor Brooke left, and the morning class naturally ended.

Gus sat in his seat, thinking about what instructor Brooke said.

Ghost, mage ghost.

What it is? Gus didn't know, but he understood that there was a difference between wizards and mages after all.

"Huh... Looks like I have to go to the library."

Taking a deep breath, Gus stood up and walked towards Castle No. 9.

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Inside the castle, the three of them were sitting in the castle hall, leisurely reading various tabloids from Massa College. All the tiredness from yesterday was gone, replaced by that excited smile.

"Look, this is Huo Lie, the most promising wizard at Massa Academy."

"Huo Lie is nothing, this is the strongest wizard apprentice at Massa Academy, Latin."

"Hey, look, the third princess of the Massa Empire has really white skin."

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The three of them had a heated discussion, absorbing all the "knowledge" that could be absorbed from Massa College.

"Gus, you're back."

The castle door opened wide, and a few strands of cold wind blew into the warm castle. Bieber stood up immediately and asked with concern.

"Ah."

"This morning the three of us went to collect the hospital supplies and bought some ingredients outside. We had a big meal at noon."

Bieber seemed very excited. The three of them spent the whole morning wandering around Massa College. The difference from yesterday was that today they were relaxed and full of energy. Naturally, they discovered some things they had never discovered before.

"it is good."

Gus nodded and walked to his room.

"I put your belongings in your room."

Bieber followed Gus and said that there was still soup he was making in the kitchen and he wanted to go up and take a look.

Gus nodded again and said nothing. Now his mind was all about the mage ghost. How could he care about such a trivial matter as Bieber.

In the room, a black box was neatly placed on the table.

Gus reached out and opened it, only two wizard robes and a medal.

Gus played with the medal. This thing would be his identity in the academy from now on, and naturally it would also be the key to entering and exiting the library.

Wizard robe, just the right size, like custom made.

One piece each in black and gray. When worn on the body, it is very light and does not affect the movement everywhere, just like feathers.

Guts understood why the wizard robes that could be seen everywhere in the academy were that color.