Wizard: I want to be a top student

Not long after, a young man with a dusty face was invited to join Ivan and others.

Baron Carl asked someone to notify the people on the ship.

On the deck of the black ship, an apprentice in a gray robe walked out and stood behind the guardrail, looking down at everyone.

This gray-robed man brought an inexplicable sense of oppression, so the young men dared not look at him more.

Ivan also had a solemn face. This man gave him a very dangerous feeling. If there were no other apprentices on the ship, this man must be the murderer of Old Orr.

"Come up."

"Go up quickly, remember to be obedient and practice well, and don't cause trouble for Mr. Ecks and Lord Lar, understand?"

The gray-robed man nodded, and Baron Carl signaled Ivan and others to board the ship first, and warned them in a serious tone.

"Understood, Lord Baron." There were a total of eight people who tested for wizard qualifications. The one who spoke was a young man from a noble family named 'Laurie'. Laurie was the first to step on the pedal to board the black ship.

Others followed him to the deck of the black ship, including Ivan.

In addition to the gray-robed man, there were three other people on the deck, dressed like adventurers, and they should be the ship's entourage or guards.

Rosaid and others also came to the deck, and the two groups of teenagers stood on their own sides, clearly separated.

No one dared to act rashly without the gray-robed man's words.

"Take them to where they should go."

Ivan and his eight companions walked to the room on the first floor of the deck, while Rosaid and others would enter the cabin below the deck, with obviously different status and treatment.

A small green snake flew down from the second floor, and its eyes swept over the two groups of people and stopped at Ivan.

"Hey Rosaid, I didn't expect you to really come. Welcome aboard the Lar."

Ivan was still muttering in his heart, whether he would meet the winged snake magic pet that day.

What you fear will come true!

He smiled awkwardly, nodded slightly, and secretly his heart was in his throat.

Somehow, he felt that this magic pet was more dangerous than the gray-robed apprentice, which could be guessed from the previous baron's title.

On the other side, Rosede thought he had heard wrongly and was a little dazed.

The little green-winged snake smiled and said, "Go, the Lar is about to set off. We'll talk when we get to Lar Island."

Hearing this, Ivan breathed a sigh of relief and hurriedly followed his followers. Everyone entered a larger bedroom from the stern of the ship. The bedroom had a door but no windows.

The most conspicuous thing in the bedroom was a large bunk bed against the wall, similar to a kang, with both ends leaning against the wooden wall. There were neatly stacked bedding on the bed, and opposite was a long table made of wooden boards. There was nothing else, not even a chair.

If nothing unexpected happened, this was the room they would stay in during the voyage.

There were many noble children in the group of eight people, and many of them frowned when they entered the door, but no one dared to complain because of the power of the gray-robed man.

Laurie took a few steps forward and stood in front of everyone: "Laurie, my name is Laurie Regoli, from the Regoli family. We must be brothers and sisters in the future. I think it is necessary to get to know each other for easy communication."

"Laurie is right, I am Fink, Fink Moore, from the Moore family."

"Green, from the Tugart family."

"Shalin, from the Martin family."

The three boys and one girl all came from noble families, and they couldn't help but feel more confident when they spoke.

Seeing that no one spoke, Laurie looked at the girl in the green skirt in confusion: "Justi, it's your turn."

Justi didn't like Laurie, and curled her lips and said: "Justi, the Gladden family."

Ivan had heard of the Gladden family and the Regoliga. The two families were nobles in the city of Flying Fish Harbor. The former was a baron and the latter was a viscount. They were also officials of the government office. The other three families should be noble families outside Flying Fish Harbor.

Laurie said, "What about you?"

"Evan."

"Thomson."

"F---Fern."

Like Evan, the remaining two were commoners. It can be seen from their clothes that the children of nobles are more particular about their clothes, and the decorations with emblems can always be revealed inadvertently.

Laurie nodded with satisfaction and continued, "Now everyone knows each other. I am very happy to meet you. I am alone when I go out. I think we need to unite and help each other----"

"Ahem."

Evan coughed heavily, interrupting this person's high-sounding talk.

He really didn't know what this Laurie was thinking. He actually put on a leading attitude right away. Perhaps he was imitating the scene when the elders at home held a banquet, trying to win over some people for his own use.

"The ship is about to move. Everyone find a seat first to avoid conflicts." He glanced at the big bunk and directly chose the seat closest to the door.

Seeing him so arrogant, Lowry was not happy and shouted: "Wait, your name is Ivan, right? Don't you know that you can't interrupt others before they finish speaking? Where is your manners, or do you commoners never have manners."

Ivan didn't get used to him: "That's enough. I believe everyone knows what happened this time. Everyone has an uncertain future and can't protect themselves, so how can they spare the energy to help others."

Besides, if they were really important direct descendants of noble families, they would not be sent on board. These people are nothing but abandoned children. What's the point of pretending to be garlic?

He looked around at everyone, and no one showed any unexpected expression, which meant that they all knew some news more or less and knew that this trip was dangerous.

Jiusiti also disliked him and echoed: "That's right, you don't want to be quiet here, don't let us get involved if something goes wrong."

"It is precisely because there is danger that everyone must unite. Only with strength can we fight - fight -" Laurie naturally did not say what was in his heart. He wanted to defend but couldn't explain clearly. There were some things he did not dare to say.

No one wants to listen to his tirade.

Everyone chose their positions. Jiusti ignored the surprise of others and took the position next to Ivan first.

"Ouch."

At Feiyu Port Pier, as the giant turtle paddled its four legs, the black ship set off a wave and began to leave the east coast.

On a wall outside the pier, the four Marichaton brothers and sisters were watching this scene, watching the black ship set off.

"Brother Evan is leaving."

"Yes, he will be a wizard next time he comes back."

"I really hope Ivan can come back safely."

Paji suddenly raised her head and stared at Beaman. It sounded like it would be difficult to come back safely. Is there any big danger?

"Ahem." Biman knew he had made a mistake and quickly explained: "I meant that it is not safe to travel on the sea. There are sea beasts, storms, and you may encounter ferocious sea tribes. No, I said it is possible. It is just a possibility. It’s just a little bit possible.”

It's okay that he didn't explain. This explanation sounded to Ivan like he was about to experience a narrow escape.

This made Paji even more worried and lowered her head gloomily.

Beaman slapped his mouth. He had such a bad mouth. He looked at Paul next to him for help. Paul was staring at the black ship going away in a trance, ignoring the words between the two.

Beaman glanced at Sean and passed him by, turning to look at the corner not far away. He knew that Lie was standing there.

Ivan refused to send him off, but his family actually followed him after he left the house.

"Gone."

Hearing Paul's words, Beaman and Pudge looked over and saw the black ship disappearing at the end of the water.