"I want a spiritual magic weapon. Is it available here?" Gumbuz put down the very dangerous magic weapon Gexi said and turned around to ask.
Geshe glanced at him unexpectedly, entered the house, and walked toward a small door on the left.
Gumbuz followed behind.
Look around as you walk.
Although the dazzling array of witchcraft cannot be compared with the ones on the golden airship, the collection inside alone already contains no less than a thousand pieces.
"There are all spiritual witchcraft tools inside." Geshe pointed to a small room.
Gombots glanced around and saw that there were not many spiritual magic weapons, only about twenty.
Gumbutz picked them up one by one and looked at them.
Actually the focus is on the personal panel.
Pick it up and put it down.
Pick it up and put it down.
When Gumbutz picked up the thirteenth magic weapon, he suddenly paused, then quickly touched the remaining magic weapons, turned around, raised a necklace in his hand and shook it at Geshe, "I want it."
Geshe nodded, turned around and walked out.
She is not afraid that Gumbutz will steal the witchcraft. The wizard who has signed the contract inscription will only act in accordance with the contract and will not easily do anything to harm the Shimobone Forest.
When the two of them went out, Geshe had just closed the door, and a smile appeared on Gumbutz's face again:
"Wizard Gexi, I forgot to ask just now, when will my wizard tower be built?"
Geshe thought he was going to ask some unimportant common sense questions again. Her expression softened a little and she replied:
"Ten years, maybe twenty years."
"Twenty years?"
Gumbutz paused for a moment, this was too inefficient.
"Can you give me the materials so I can build it myself?" Gumbuz said.
Geshe looked at him helplessly, "Building the Wizard Tower requires the cooperation of the Balrog, the maintenance of at least ten elemental fairies, and the cooperation of the Alchemist Wizard. If you have the most basic understanding of the Wizard Tower, you must know the construction of the Wizard Tower.
, but also requires a very intelligent tower spirit. Without the management of the tower spirit, the wizard tower cannot operate."
"I know everything you said." Gumbutz looked calm. The information about the Wizard Tower is not an important secret. The loom has collected no less than a hundred sets of design drawings of the Wizard Tower. Last time on the Golden Airship, he saw
Passing through a portable mini wizard tower, it was auctioned for a sky-high price of 480,000 wizard gold.
The materials used to build a wizard tower are the greatest benefit that the Moist Bone Forest provides to new wizards. They are basically equivalent to the cost of selling one's life. Ordinary wizards simply cannot afford the cost of building a wizard tower.
What Shimobone Forest is planning to build now for Gumbutz is the most ordinary wizard tower, which is worth more than 50,000 witch gold. According to the current situation, it may be doubled or tripled.
The main material of the wizard tower must be a special material that can guide the elements. If the wizard tower cannot accommodate the circulation of elements, the wizard will not be able to use the power of the wizard tower to increase the power of witchcraft.
What is lacking is mainly materials.
"Wizard Geshe, I actually don't want to build the wizard tower in the Shimobone Forest." Gumbuz said bluntly.
Geshe was stunned, "Are you planning to build a wizard tower outside? Do you know how much trouble this will cause? Those wild witches will attack your wizard tower crazily, and they will try their best to seize it."
"The contract does not stipulate that I must build a wizard tower in the Moist Bone Forest. As far as I know, I am not the only wizard building a wizard tower outside."
Gumbuz remained calm, Geshe opened her mouth, but did not question him again.
"This is his choice, why am I excited?" Geshe smiled self-deprecatingly and sighed: "Are you sure?"
"confirmed."
"I will help you declare. If it's just the materials, maybe I can help you get them together within this year."
"Thank you very much for your help, Wizard Geshe."
Geshe's broken arm swayed unconsciously, "If you want to thank me, please set the courses for the next three years first. We have recently recruited many apprentices. Wizard Gumbuz, which courses are you familiar with?"
"I understand a little bit."
Gumbuz thought for a while and said, "If possible, I think I can arrange for my lectures in the next few days."
Geshe frowned quietly. This new wizard was really restless. What does it mean to know a little bit? Teaching is never a simple matter. No one can master all the knowledge. You must be extremely knowledgeable about a certain course.
Only by being proficient can you be a teacher.
Even if he is an apprentice, he cannot be fooled casually. It seems that he must find an opportunity to listen to the class of this new wizard. If he is found to be misleading the students, or telling some meaningless content in class and wasting the students' time, then
You need to provide timely feedback.
Knowledge has a price.
Students spend money to purchase courses, and teachers must teach them the corresponding knowledge.
If the teacher giving the lecture is unreliable, then the interests of the apprentices will be harmed. This is undoubtedly a violation of the rule that knowledge is valuable. Once discovered, the wizard association must immediately stop it, compensate the students for the course, and replace the teacher.
Without the constraints of this set of rules, what is the difference between them and those wild witches?
Of course, Gumbutz didn't know what Wizard Geshe was thinking. He was simply unable to enter the practice room in the past few days, and he didn't dare to meditate. He was worried that he would lose his body to the woman after entering the spiritual space, so he planned to take away the body in advance.
Just attended the class.
Moreover, he does understand a little bit about everything.
He has taken many classes over the years.
But most of them were courses for loom record collection, and Gumbutz's main focus was on making potions, practicing witchcraft, and practicing "Supernova".
However, this does not prevent Gumbuz from teaching.
At Demon Academy, he personally taught many classes for the students in the academy.
He has his own teaching style.
If that didn't work out, he still had a loom. With his loom, he was as knowledgeable as the sea, and he had a vast knowledge base covering astronomy and geography. Teaching a few students was completely useless.
Geshe also didn't know what Gumbuz was thinking.
Now, when she thinks about what happened before, she feels more and more unreliable that Gumbuz is unreliable.
Apprentices who lack mentors and become wizards are often the lucky ones, either because their own wizard qualifications are extremely superior, or they have taken some very precious spiritual potion. She thinks Gumbuz should be the latter.
As for this kind of wizard, most of the time he explores on his own when it comes to learning. There is no one to communicate with him, and there is no one to correct his mistakes all the time. It is difficult to say what strange knowledge this kind of wizard will impart to the apprentices who are attending the class.
them.
They both have different thoughts.
But Gumbuz quickly put aside the lecture, and once again asked some questions that were not a problem for Geshe at all, but some of these questions also touched on her knowledge blind spots.
Gumbuz's questions were very detailed and from a unique angle, which made her a little stumped.
These questions were actually sorted out by the loom for him to ask.
Gumbuz felt that since Geshe was sent to contact him and was responsible for guiding him and explaining some things that wizards need to know, he would not be polite and asked everything about things that he was not qualified to touch during his apprenticeship. Like it
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