34: Chapter 34 Leaving, Cultivation Room

He turned back toward the Goblin Supervisor and tossed the goblin a key.

"This is the key to Professor Pulang's magic laboratory. You might have all the keys to Professor Pulang's laboratory over there, but I will leave dedicated locks on some key equipment."

"Before leaving the academy, I will conduct a 'mana microorganisms' cultivation experiment in the laboratory."

"Originally, I intended to control and limit the reproduction of these little things to avoid exhausting the nutrients due to prolonged cultivation."

"Since it has all come down to you, I'll leave some matters in your charge as well."

"In the cultivation room, I will leave the corresponding equipment operation manual and the cultivation manual for the 'mana microorganisms'. With these two manuals, you can take care of these little fellows according to the feeding methods recorded in the manual."

"Feeding these 'mana microorganisms' is relatively not that complicated. Before leaving the academy, I will adjust the equipment to suitable conditions."

"I will also place the nutrients required for their growth in the small cold storage room of the cultivation room. You only need to thaw these baits at that time and add the nutrients in a certain proportion."

The Goblin Supervisor nodded, took the key given by Ross, and said, "Alright, Lord Ross."

"I wonder if there is anything else you need me to do..."

Ross waved his hand and said:

"I have other things to attend to. The matters that needed to be explained have also been said. If you have any doubts about feeding the 'mana microorganisms', just look at the cultivation manual I left in the cultivation room."

"If you encounter some trouble, remember that you can shut down the cultivation equipment and wait for me to return before dealing with it."

Seeing that Ross seemed a bit impatient, the Goblin Supervisor understood that Ross did not intend to make it bear the responsibility for the success or failure of the 'mana microorganisms' cultivation.

Before Ross became a student of Professor Pulang, it was not as if the Goblin Supervisor had never met other students of Professor Pulang.

Now Ross was the only student of Professor Pulang, so the matters he instructed were naturally of the utmost importance.

"But the student the master recruited this time seems pretty good. He hasn't oppressed us slaves either."

Before Ross's arrival, Professor Pulang had long ago instructed the Goblin Supervisor on some matters, including meeting some of Ross's reasonable demands.

With so many years of experience, the Goblin Supervisor had long since honed the skill of reading people. This new student of the master was obviously much more outstanding than the students recruited previously.

Towards itself, a slave, he wasn't acting high and mighty or putting on the airs of a wizard.

In fact, for Ross, causing trouble for people for no reason was in itself a rather impolite behavior.

However, from the perspective of the Goblin Supervisor, this wizard lord was simply too polite.

This was also due to the different values of both sides.

"After the lord leaves, I must go to the cultivation room more often. As the master's student, he can also be considered at the little master level. What's more, he is so friendly to me."

Ross naturally wasn't clear about the myriad thoughts swirling in the Goblin Supervisor's mind.

Even if he knew, Ross wouldn't think it was anything important.

As a reserve for wizards, even just a Wizard Apprentice, the power and future they mastered were incomprehensible to a goblin.

As a slave of an Official Wizard, the Goblin Supervisor was also trusted by Professor Pulang.

Being polite to it had no disadvantages either.

Based on his experience of surviving at the bottom as an orphan, giving these minor characters some respect wouldn't make him lose anything, but it would reduce a lot of unnecessary trouble.

Perhaps some arrogant people felt that being amiable to these minor characters was superfluous, but that was just because they were luckier and happened to be born into high positions.

These people had never seen the sinister side of human nature, and naturally didn't understand that even minor characters at the bottom had dignity, and would similarly show closer respect to those who respected them.

Just some minor experiences.

Moreover, Ross was quite indifferent as to whether the Goblin Supervisor could complete the cultivation task.

The reproduction speed of these 'mana microorganisms' was fast enough.

Handing them over to the goblin for management was also to cultivate more 'mana microorganisms' to use for some future research.

If the Goblin Supervisor messed it up,

at least Ross would figure out the true level of the goblin. If there were any further experiments and he didn't have time to conduct them himself, he would either suspend them or post a commission for a Wizard Apprentice to help.

It could also be considered a small test for the goblin.

As the mentor's supervisor, he shouldn't be unable to handle even this small matter well.

If everything went smoothly, when Ross returned, the 'mana microorganisms' would produce a large number of spores.

Not only could they be used to water the 'Water Lily Magic Plant', but he could also try to prepare some fertilizers or potions into "commercial" versions of products.

Ross also could try to sell them and earn a sum of magic stones.

...

Afternoon.

After leaving the wooden house of the Goblin Supervisor, Ross brought two catties of tea leaves and came to the cultivation room of the magic laboratory.

He first opened the wooden door with the key and, following the disinfection steps for entering the cultivation room, underwent disinfection treatment before entering.

There was a spar device here that could rapidly emit a light purple ray. After irradiating for about a minute, the disinfection process was completed.

Ross also put on disposable shoe covers and gloves.

These necessary special equipments were, on one hand, to protect the bodies of the wizards, and on the other hand, to guard the cleanliness and sterility of the cultivation room.

From the outside, this was merely an ordinary room within the laboratory's wooden structure, but the interior was as large as half a football field.

The air inside basically did not emit any peculiar smells.

Even if the mixed fragrance of some magical creature feed occasionally drifted out, it would quickly dissipate under the unseen ventilation system.

There were many partitions inside. As a cultivation room, it was mainly used to cultivate various magic plants and some creatures.

There were ordinary animals, such as cattle sheds, sheep pens, and stables, as well as iron cages holding mysterious creatures.

Some magic plants had very high requirements for their growth environment, so a separate space was set up here, separated by glass.

Simulating the atmosphere of a tropical environment, not only was the moisture sufficient, but there was also an uninterrupted light source simulating the light of the wild environment.

Ross only glanced around slightly and felt an eye-opening experience.

There were also some magical animals here; the light yellow hair on some sheep flashed with electric light.

Some horses even grew double wings on their backs.

There were also exotic raptors with feathers as hard as iron.

There was a huge lizard whose skin was covered with countless granular shattered crystals. Under the change of light, its huge body seemed to blend into the surrounding environment.