Eh?

Zhu Chu stared at Novel with wide eyes in disbelief for a while.

She thought that according to the consistent thinking in the minds of the fragments, even if they were thinking about it, they would not express it clearly.

Have you been trapped?

Zhuchu admitted his mistake and simply changed the question: "Then when will you teach me? What should I do if I want to find you?"

"If you want, you can do it at any time." Novel's smile was unclear, and he narrowed his eyes, "But not now, you should go back to sleep."

The moon was high in the sky, crows were flying outside the magic academy's barrier, their cries were mournful, and there was an owl standing on the eaves of the castle, watching the night calmly.

It's already very late.

Norvell put his hand on the girl's shoulder and turned her around easily, then slowly stepped forward and pushed the girl towards the dormitory.

Knowing that she wanted to rest, he still stopped her halfway. Zhu Chu curled his lips, not happy: "Is there another question?"

Without the interference of the Elf King's magic, they quickly returned to the original normal corridor, occasionally passing by students who also returned late.

Everything is no longer so quiet.

Nowell was clearly standing beside her, and the students seemed invisible, not showing any signs of surprise.

He smoothly sent Zhu Chu to the dormitory all the way.

Just like when they first met, Nowell gently pressed against her ear, like a secret message between lovers: "Call my name and the wind will convey it to you."

The Wind Elf King was definitely not just talking. When Zhu Chu turned around again, Novel had disappeared, leaving only a wisp of wind wrapped around her fingertips, as if that person was still by her side.

Mysterious.

Zhu Chu complained a little in his heart, couldn't help covering his mouth and yawned, rubbed his eyes and went to sleep in the dormitory.

The next day was the practical class.

The Magic Academy adheres to the principle of free learning. Except for theoretical classes that must be taken in fixed classes, there are generally no restrictions on practical classes. You can go as long as you want, and you can choose a tutor at will.

The location of classes is not limited to classrooms, but also in open spaces on campus.

Delphina leads a freshman class, and the magic she teaches is relatively simple, most of which are entry-level and must be mastered by every magic student.

In addition to representing the speed of learning magic, the talent attributes of magic are mostly reflected in combat. The magic used in daily life is not completely limited to this attribute, so the instructors will not treat them differently.

Breaking a mirror and reuniting it, covering water and recovering it are all very simple tricks. Once you are proficient in using magic, you won't even need a scepter at all, but it is relatively difficult for freshmen.

Everyone held thick magic books in their arms, meditating on those obscure and difficult to pronounce magic spells, and finally had a lot of fun.

The place where Zhu Chu sat in the corner was not too eye-catching.

She held her chin in boredom, waved the smaller scepter in her hand, and the fragments were restored into mirrors, and all the water spilled on the ground returned to the basin.

Compared with those students who struggled hard, her expression looked too relaxed. Delphine, who had been smiling cheerfully, quickly noticed her.
Chapter completed!