Wizards: Starting with the Refined Meditation Technique Guide

Chapter 335 is both an opportunity and a crisis.

Chapter 335 is both an opportunity and a crisis.

Leo said, "Mentor Stoffen, there are some things I dare not say, and cannot say."

Leo's words made Stoffen immediately realize this: "Leo, I recently discovered a very good bloodline ability that allows us to talk without being monitored by Augusta."

"Augusta is unaware of what we are saying now."

Hearing Stoffen say this, Leo smiled and said, "Master Stoffen, do you still think I'm influenced by Augusta's prophetic magic?"

Upon hearing this, Stoffen looked at Leo again with surprise and said, "Indeed, it's strange. You clearly have Augusta's divination magic on you, yet it has no effect on you. How did you do that?"

"It is the second bloodline ability that I have mastered, possessing the ability to correct the traces of prophetic magic on me."

Stoffen gently stroked his palm and said, "I see. This bloodline ability seems to come from a demonic creature I was unaware of."

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"However, with this bloodline ability, Augusta can no longer interfere with you, which is a good thing."

Leo said, "It's not that simple. This bloodline ability depends on the strength of my spiritual energy. The reason I was able to remove it successfully this time is because Augusta didn't go all out. The prophetic spell she cast on me was relatively weak, which is why I was able to remove it."

Stoffen said, "That's normal. When the difference in magical pressure between spells is too great, the spells become difficult to resist or defend against."

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"You are only a first-class wizard apprentice now; it's simply impossible for you to influence Augusta's magic."

"However, once you become a formal wizard, it might be difficult for Augusta's magic to be used on you."

"You must never let Augusta know about this ability, otherwise he will no longer regard you as the fulfiller of his prophecy. Because this bloodline ability is enough to disrupt his long-standing plans."

As always, Stofin analyzed Leo's future from Leo's perspective, helping him avoid some risks.

"Leo, Augusta should have already told you about my world system. After hearing it, can you still consider me your mentor?"

Stoffen spoke calmly.

However, Leo keenly noticed a slight tremor in the voice.

Leo thought for a moment and said, "Mentor Stoffen, no matter what your world system is like, at least even if you construct it in this way, I wouldn't be considered to have a particularly low status within it, would I?"

"If dragon-blooded creatures are considered superior, then I, possessing the abilities of the Heart Demon Dragon bloodline, would also hold a certain position in this world system. This isn't the most advantageous world system for me, but in this system, my position might even be better than it is now in the Tower of Dawn."

Upon hearing Leo's words, Stoffen's trembling voice disappeared.

"You always like to say nice things to me."

"I'm just telling the truth."

Stoffen shook his head and said, "Never mind, this matter is unimportant. From the moment I chose this world system as my research direction, I never expected to have companions. As long as you don't deliberately stop me, I will still be your best mentor."

Leo said, "Then let's continue this short-lived mentor-student relationship."

After establishing a relationship with Stoffen that was essentially an open secret, Leo still harbored some suspicions about Stoffen, but compared to before, this purely mutually beneficial cooperative relationship made Leo feel more comfortable around him.

In the wizarding world, Leo believed that people who talked about romantic relationships usually didn't end up well.

Viewing each other through the lens of mutual benefit and value can actually lead to a better relationship.

Stofin said, "Leo, the reason I called you here is to confirm your suitability."

"Aside from the aptitude for modifying bloodline studies, have the aptitudes for other disciplines been activated yet?"

Leo nodded slightly and said, "Yes, just last month, in addition to modifying my bloodline aptitude, I also gained necromancy aptitude, melee wizard aptitude, and evocation aptitude."

Stoffen pondered for a moment, then said, "Of these three disciplines, apart from Evocation, the other two have relatively few spell types."

"However, with Evocation, the variety of combo spells you can master increases significantly."

"Have you mastered a new combination spell this past month?"

Leo smiled and raised his right hand, extending three fingers.

Seeing this, Stoffen said with satisfaction, "Three combination spells? Very good. At this rate, you may be able to acquire the nine combination spells needed to complete the spell pyramid in less than six months."

"However, since there's only one spot left in Mojin, the sooner you're promoted, the better."

"Yes, Master Stoffen."

"Of course, you don't need to worry too much. Compared to others, you have a huge advantage," Stoffen said. "It's because of Augusta's prophecy that Augusta would never give the last chance to become a full-fledged wizard to another wizard."

"Augusta's fourth prophecy requires a Protoss of the 'formal wizard' level."

Upon hearing this, Leo suddenly asked curiously, "Professor Stoffen, if we're going to say that, do the Protoss wizards among the wandering wizards also meet this criterion?"

“They don’t fit,” Stoffen said without hesitation. “The Pros people outside the Tower of Dawn, whether they are formal wizards or not, cannot fulfill this prophecy.”

"The Prosperian in this prophecy must be a wizard residing within the Tower of Dawn."

"If it were an outside wizard, it would mean that the wizard would need to bypass Augusta's protection to pose a threat to the Tower of Dawn, which is impossible."

A thoughtful look flashed in Leo's eyes. He said, "Mentor Stoffen, if it's only for formal wizards of the Tower of Dawn, then if I or any other Pros in the Tower of Dawn are prevented from advancing to formal wizardhood, does that mean Augusta's prophecy has failed?"

"That's true in theory, but there's still room for maneuver. For example, we could bring the Protoss people, who originally belonged to the wandering wizards, into the Tower of Dawn. That's also a way to carry out the prophecy."

"However, if such a thing really happens, then regardless of whether the prophecy comes true or not, at the very least, Augusta will no longer protect you. She might even turn against you because of your ability to help other formal wizards with their research. At that point, it will truly be too late to save you."

"In short, if anyone else were to advance to the rank of a full wizard now, he would be the greatest threat to your survival. You must stop him no matter what."