The Heavens: Hogwarts Transfer Students

"There are two ways to study magic, one is to follow the path of natural philosophy, and the other is to explore the path of transcendental philosophy." Linde talked eloquently, talking about his understanding of the root of magic.

"For us, the magic of natural philosophy is always more intuitive and easy to understand, while the magic of the transcendental system requires special talents and environments, so I won't discuss it here. If there is a chance in the future, maybe we can hold a special lecture .”

They gathered at the southeast corner of the Temple of Elements, not only freshmen present, but also more senior members of the academy.

Linde talked about updating the basic theory of magic. He boldly introduced mathematical tools from the earth. At this moment, he was not alone in his speech. Gauss and Hilbert were possessed by souls, and their exquisite theories impacted the hearts of all mages. , for magic researchers of this era, Linde has opened up a whole new world.

After the speech, everyone applauded.

The members of the academy were surprised to find that although the various concepts and contents proposed by Linde were very basic, they already had a mature system, which was enough for him to write books and become a famous university scholar. And that's exactly what they suggest. Apart from taking risks, the way to become famous for a mage is to publish works, and taking risks is often to obtain results to publish works.

It's just that Linde has no interest in this. The reason why he gives public lectures on such basic subjects is only to improve the average level of Winterhold College. He didn't come to be an outsider's writer. Being an academic is too boring. Linde's real research project is actually more specific and interesting. If he can succeed, then he will reproduce a terrifying magic system.

How scary?

Let's put it this way, the magic damage value of this system needs to be counted in scientific notation. A frame of billions of damage, the gods are afraid to see it.

At the end of the lecture, everyone still had something to say. Linde looked around and found that there was one person missing.

"Is Master Zag not here?"

"Yes. He didn't come."

Farauda came over to congratulate Linde, "Wonderful lecture, Master Linde, we all have a hunch that you are creating an era."

The constant stream of similar compliments makes one feel flattered.

Seeing faces full of smiles.

A vague thought flashed in Linde's mind: should I go further?

Studying hard in Winterhold and the Library Tower makes people forget the passage of time. In fact, more than a year has passed in his own time. If it weren't for the age lock in the Library Tower, he would have jumped up by now. .

This year was the period when he laid the cornerstone of magical theory. Magic and science education in the world of "The Elder Scrolls" have something in common. The stronger the foundation, the higher the learning efficiency.

Now Linde is already a leader in the academy in terms of personal strength and academic status. If he continues to stay in Winterhold, there is not much room for improvement.

The Tower of Books has not been able to exert its full power for a long time, and it urgently needs a "divine power engine" to make this kingdom of God run with a bang.

Artifacts from all over the province of Skyrim seem to be beckoning to him.

Linde's goal is very clear, and that is the Eye of Magnus hidden in the ruins of Suthel under the territory of Winterhold.

This artifact is a powerful energy source in the game, and its explosive power can be observed with instruments all over the planet.

If he can get it, then Linde will have no worries.

But the artifact is not so easy to get. Not to mention that the Eye of Magnus is closely watched by the mysterious "Psijic Order", just how to move it into the library tower is a problem.

The only way he could think of was to use a teleportation circle, and that would require helpers—helpers who were proficient in the magic of the world of The Elder Scrolls.

Linde thought of the seminar that he disliked. The reason why he was unwilling to join this student club was because he was really busy on the one hand, and on the other hand, he felt that such a loose organization was useless and could not be used in normal times. Moment is unreliable.

So, you still have to build your own club yourself. The meeting place is at the Library Tower. This place is absolutely safe, and there is no need to worry about being betrayed. Besides, the Tower of Books is meant to attract knowledge seekers, and the mission Linde entrusted to it is to spread knowledge, not to block it.

The core members of the club must be more deficient than excessive, and must pass the test of character.

Linde quickly finalized a few preliminary candidates in his mind. After getting along during this period of time, the only people he could really admire and trust were Briarina and Angmond. They were both talented, talented, and loyal to their friends.

But there was one more person who might give him a pleasant surprise.

Linde revealed the idea of ​​establishing a club to Brelina a little bit, not only to test the tone, but also to get some suggestions.

Briarina was delighted with his decision. She said the club needed a secluded meeting place, and that there was an area under the Academy called the Bone Dungeon, which might be just the thing.

Linde has an impression of the Dry Bones Dungeon. According to different translations, that place is sometimes called "Beiqiu", which is a very gloomy place. It's cold and dark, and there are strange things like ice wraiths, ghouls, and frost-eating spiders. If you stay in Winterhold College for a long time, you will find such a place, and many apprentices will use it as a secret base, conduct some dangerous experiments, and finally risk their lives in it.

"Then let's choose the Dry Bones Dungeon as the location for the first meeting."

...

When Lin De found the tiger mage Zag, the big cat was squatting in his private room drinking alcohol.

Since their acquaintance, Zag has received many direct and indirect teachings from Linde, which is of great help to him in learning the destruction spells.

He also always remembered this selfless help, and tried to get close to Lindra.

In the seminar, he was an activist, but his status has never been higher or lower.

It should be said that this has something to do with his race of origin. The reputation of their race is very bad. Most of the thieves and assassins can see tiger people. They are also regarded as poisonous insects. They often sell and eat a special drug called moon sugar. Purified moon sugar is skooma, an addictive hallucinogen.

Tiger people's caravans are often not allowed to enter towns, because there are too many scumbags among them, and it is often possible to see some goods of questionable origin in the tiger people's stalls.

As a spellcaster, Zag has his pride and never allows others to look at him with discrimination. But he was willing to get his hands dirty for the seminar, no matter the reputation. Such loyalty is rare.

"Mage Zag. I need your help."

The tiger man Zag slowly put down the wine bottle, "Master Linde can say, Zag is listening."

"I want to prepare for an adventure and need help. I know that you are not only an excellent mage, but also proficient in stalker skills."

Zag was stung by the word stalker, and his eyes shot a bleak light, "Zag is not a thief!"

"I never mean to slander you." Linde clarified again and again, "In fact, I am forming an adventure team, an elite enough to deal with any situation. The members of the team help each other, and someone needs to take the initiative to take on responsibilities other than mages. Warriors, archers, and stalkers are all indispensable."

"Master Linde should go find mercenaries, go to the Thieves Guild in the Rift Valley."

"I can't trust them. The partners I want to recruit are people I can entrust to my back. I want to build a close community and explore the secrets of the root of magic together."

Zag's eyes lit up, and he immediately agreed.