110: Final achievement - Senior Wizard Apprentice

After Mentor Jordan left, not long after, Adler also came to visit Green.

When Green saw his 'resurrected' good brother, he couldn't sit still.

He immediately checked out of the hospital!

Anyway, Green's physical injuries had already been healed; the remaining mental trauma would have to be slowly recovered by Green himself.

To the Battle Axe Bar!

bloody mary, let's go!

Big angus steak, let's eat!

Although Green's breakthrough was very smooth, looking back, he couldn't help but feel a little scared.

Plus such great news, how could he not celebrate?

At the Battle Axe Bar, Green and Adler drank themselves silly together, and from Adler's mouth, Green learned more details about the Maze Swamp expedition.

But Green no longer cared... Humans are strange creatures.

After success, they are always extremely tolerant of past hardships, showing an incredibly broad mind.

Some even take pride in it, repeatedly boasting about their suffering and promoting to others that their success came from hardship.

Green was no exception; in the span of one drink, he threw all the previous unpleasantness and pain to the back of his mind, fully enjoying the joy and wonderful holiday that success brought.

During this month, Green lived a very low-key and joyful life.

Every day, he maintained sufficient sleep and practiced Tai Chi pile for two hours to recuperate his body and mind.

Green now found that Tai Chi pile was extremely suitable for him, greatly assisting in his physical and mental recuperation. Therefore, from now on, Green's method of nurturing his mind was set: Tai Chi pile.

As for what to do with the remaining time?

Study? Don't be silly.

It's a holiday, of course, it's time to relax properly! Plenty of drinks and delicious food every day, and inviting three or five friends – wouldn't that be delightful?

This is the good thing about White Wizards; the atmosphere can be compared to a university on the Aqua Blue Star. As long as there's no pressure, it's incredibly relaxed and carefree... In the meditation room.

Green had been sitting in meditation for two hours.

Feeling that his body and mind were perfectly harmonized, Green unhesitatingly began his breakthrough.

"Boom boom boom..."

Deep within Green's Spiritual Sea, the third chain, composed of nine Spiritual Power runes, was forming.

The process was incredibly smooth and completed without a hitch.

The intensity of his Spiritual Power, tempered by the systematic Spiritual Chains, began a leapfrog increase.

5 intensity, 5.1, 5.3, 5.7... finally stopping at 7 intensity.

The total amount of Spiritual Power also broke through to 7 scale.

"Buzz..."

A powerful aura emanated from Green's body, and a sharp glint burst from Green's eyes, an intensity that ordinary people could not look at directly.

Fortunately, the isolation Wizard Array of the meditation room had already been activated.

Otherwise, such a large commotion would have long alerted the people outside... "Hoo..."

Green exhaled heavily.

23 years of diligent study and cultivation—

Finally achieved—Advanced Wizard Apprentice!

Green had reached the end for all Wizard Apprentices on the Mist Coast.

At the Plant Heart Wizard Academy, he was finally a respectable figure.

The next step was—Formal Wizard.

But there was no rush.

Given Green's lifespan, he still had at least a hundred years to plan how to become a Formal Wizard.

Green, at 33 years old, stood tall this year... After the breakthrough, Green spent another three days stabilizing his realm.

He also became accustomed to the surging Spiritual Power intensity, and the situation of his eyes gleaming after the breakthrough was brought under control.

His Spiritual Power also stabilized.

In Green's mind, there were three Spiritual Power rune chains, of varying lengths, arranged haphazardly.

Next, Green needed to arrange them into a stable triangle, forming a solid foundation to bear the existence of innate Wizardry.

But at this point, Green had not yet learned how to do this and needed to re-learn more advanced knowledge... Green looked at the cold roasted angus steak and didn't want to eat it cold anymore.

Green had prepared well for this retreat; it wasn't those terrible low-level satiety potions.

Instead, it was a huge food box containing hundreds of tenderly roasted angus steaks.

Now, most of it had been eaten.

Green took out the Ring of Spirit and chose to activate it.

Immediately, Green reverted to being an Intermediate Wizard Apprentice.

Green nodded with satisfaction. This thing was really useful...

Mentor Jordan's training ground.

After a hearty meal in the north section of the first floor of the Wizard Tower, Green came to Mentor Jordan to deliver the good news.

"Congratulations, Green, a Formal Wizard is within reach."

"It's all thanks to your excellent guidance, Teacher. Your student wouldn't dare take credit."

"You've got that wrong, Green. The Academy treats all Apprentices equally."

"As long as you have talent, you'll receive better training."

"However, not everyone's talent is the same. Most Apprentices have mediocre talent, getting stuck at the Intermediate, or even Low-level Wizard Apprentice stage."

"Only a few Apprentices, who possess both talent and effort, as well as strength and luck, can successfully advance to Advanced Wizard Apprentice."

"So, Green, you shouldn't belittle yourself."

"Congratulations, Green, on becoming the 88th Advanced Wizard Apprentice in the history of Plant Heart Wizard Academy, and also the second youngest Advanced Wizard Apprentice in history."

... "How is that possible?"

Green was utterly puzzled. A vast Wizard Academy, with tens of thousands of people and accumulated over a hundred years, yet only 88 Advanced Wizard Apprentices?

"Mentor Jordan, even if we don't count the first thirty years of our Academy's establishment, when there wasn't a complete cultivation environment and resources."

"But just considering the hundred years since then, how have we only cultivated so few Advanced Wizard Apprentices?"

Mentor Jordan shook his head with a chuckle.

He pointed a finger at Green and said:

"Green, you've been a genius for so long that you've forgotten the hardships and suffering of ordinary Apprentices, haven't you?"

"No, not at all, Teacher, I really didn't know."

Green hastily explained, he wasn't trying to show off, he was truly wronged.

"Day in and day out, I'm either busy studying or busy with knight training, combat training. I don't have any extra thoughts to care about how many people have broken through or how many haven't."

"Teacher, you've really wronged me."

Green felt he was wronged to the extreme.

"Mentor Jordan, I also know that becoming an Advanced Wizard Apprentice is difficult, but I never expected it to be this difficult!"

"Why don't you tell me, what's the mystery behind it? What are the unknown secrets?"

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