Wizard: I can refine everything

"Junior and junior?"

Richard looked at the black-robed wizard, and his heart was filled with shock.

Are such wizards apprentices like them?

But before he could think too much, a hole appeared at the bottom of the airship.

The black-robed wizard led them into it, and as soon as they landed, Richard heard a strong female voice.

"Seven apprentices! Taylor, you are lucky."

Richard took a closer look and saw a fierce woman who was two meters tall and as strong as a bear standing in the cabin. She was holding a door panel sword nearly two meters long. The sword was densely engraved with symbols. It looks very fantastic.

Next to her, Richard also saw a black-robed skeleton with blue flames coming from his eye sockets. When the skeleton saw them all entering, he waved his hand and the hole in the bilge closed automatically.

"Seven apprentices, you all have to treat me to dinner this time when I go back. No less than 100 magic stones will be accepted."

The black-robed wizard changed his harsh attitude towards the nobles on the ground and joked with the wizards in the cabin in a very cheerful tone.

"Fuck you, fifty magic stones, love will come or not."

The skeleton wizard came to the apprentices with a crystal ball and began to count their names and spiritual powers.

After the statistics were completed, the skeleton wizard took out one bag after another from under his black robe as if by magic. Each bag contained a quill, a bottle of ink, a roll of white paper, a number plate and three books. .

There was no explanation, no dialogue, and the skeleton wizard acted completely differently from the other two wizards chatting.

He seemed to have abandoned the emotions of a living person, and embraced calmness and rationality both physically and mentally.

"These are your entrance textbooks, which record the introductory courses of the Wizarding Academy and the admission rules. That number plate is your room number. There is no need to leave the room while the airship is flying."

Seeing that the skeleton wizard didn't say a word, the Taylor wizard who led them up had to explain to them.

"Now hurry up and find your own rooms. You can have some fun while the airship is flying, but don't cause any casualties."

…

The cabin of the airship has only one aisle, and there are neatly arranged rooms on both sides of the aisle, and each room is a four-person room.

Richard counted and found that if this airship had fifty rooms, if it was fully loaded, it should be able to carry at least about two hundred passengers.

Fifty rooms, two hundred people.

"The fantasy world is indeed fantastic. An airship can be so powerful."

Following the corridor to the end, Richard opened room 225, which was temporarily his own.

"Hey friends, I'm Ellie from the Golden Collar."

As soon as he entered, Richard saw a girl greeting him.

The girl has long light blond hair and light blue eyes. Although there are some freckles on her face, they only give her a youthful air.

"Huh? Is this room assigned to the wrong room?"

Richard was a little confused and turned around to ask the skeleton wizard.

"Friend, don't ask. Someone has already asked. Wizard Aisen said there was no mistake."

Richard stopped: "Wizard Eisen? The wizard who looks like... a skeleton?"

Ellie nodded: "That's him. He said that the room number is completely random, don't ask him to change rooms. In the past few days, many people have gone to him to change rooms, and he was so annoyed that he almost threw away the apprentice who asked to change."

Hearing this, Richard pinched his eyebrows with a headache.

This is a bit troublesome. There are always a lot of inconveniences when living with a woman.

But since the wizard had already said that he couldn't change rooms, he had no choice but to obey.

"Okay." Richard sighed, "Hello Ellie. I'm Richard from the Hessian Territory."

…

In fact, Ellie lied.

The rooms on the airship can actually be changed, but the method of changing rooms is a bit rough.

As long as you can get a person to agree to change rooms without causing harm, the admissions wizard will not interfere with your behavior.

In the past few days since Ellie entered the airship, several violent conflicts have occurred one after another.

And these violent conflicts are often accompanied by one thing...

That's rape.

The wizards will not stop these crimes. They think it is just a small fight. A wizard who looks like an ape will even watch with interest.

And this only encouraged the evil intentions of some people in the airship.

Fortunately, the airship flies at high speed most of the time, and no one is allowed to leave the room during these times.

This allowed Ellie to hide from the beasts in this corner room.

But Richard's arrival brought her danger.

If those beasts know that there is a delicious prey in the corner of the airship, then the next time the airship slows down, it will be Ellie's Good Friday.

So she has to stop Richard from changing rooms.

And Richard is very good-looking, very handsome, and very weak.

Years of malnutrition made Richard look extremely weak, and his thin body felt like it could be blown over by a gust of wind even if he was wearing clothes.

Ellie is confident that she can resist Richard's invasion.

…

Back in time, Richard entered the room and closed the door.

The room is not large, only 11 or 2 square meters, and there is a small cubicle that should be a toilet.

The layout is also very simple. Two bunk beds, a table about two meters long, two chairs and the magic lamp on the ceiling are all the decorations of the whole room.

There were only him and Ellie in the small room.

The boy and girl were in a small room at the age of first love.

The boy had delicate features and the girl was cute. Their eyes met and then they looked away.

It seemed that this scene should be somewhat ambiguous... bullshit.

Although Richard looked like a boy, he was an adult.

His XP was a gentle and intellectual big sister!

"I sleep on the upper bunk. If you change clothes, let me know and I will avoid it."

Richard said indifferently, turned around, took off his shoes and climbed onto the upper bunk.

He had more important things to do than flirting with the girl.

Sitting on the upper bunk, Richard opened the three books in the bag one by one.

Richard couldn't understand any of these three books. As a farmer, being able to write his own name was considered erudite.

However, Richard still judged that one of the thicker books should be a dictionary.

[Raw Materials: "Wizard Dictionary\