Wizards: Starting with the Refined Meditation Technique Guide

Chapter 126 The Deal, 5 Magic Stones

Chapter 126 The Deal, 50,000 Magic Stones

Leo frowned and asked, "Are you offering me information as a trade for the method of breaking through from a second-tier wizard apprentice to a first-tier wizard apprentice?"

Leo felt that he could accept Kelly using this as a bargaining chip.

Kelly shook her head and said, "Of course not. If I had a way to easily advance a second-class wizard apprentice to a first-class wizard apprentice, I would be a guest of honor for most wizards by now. What I want to say is just some advice based on my experience."

"After becoming a third-class wizard apprentice."

"Everyone relies on medicine and bloodline modification to address these conventional issues, thereby enhancing their spiritual energy and breaking through the shackles of spiritual energy."

"From this perspective, the strength of one's mental talent, apart from geniuses with level 6 mental talent, should not have a significant impact on the growth of other wizard apprentices."

"However, most of the second-class wizard apprentices who are promoted to first-class wizard apprentices each year are those with naturally high spiritual talent."

"And the reason for this gap... I think it's the speed at which wizards earn magic stones."

After Kelly finished speaking, she looked at Leo with a leisurely air and said, "The higher one's mental talent, the stronger one's ability to learn wizardry. And in the wizarding world, this ability is equivalent to the ability to earn magic stones."

Leo said, "Envoy Kelly, if you consider this intelligence, then I think there's no need to listen any further. I've known the importance of the Magic Stones since I joined the Tower of Dawn."

"You only know one thing, but not the other."

Kelly remained composed and said, "The differences in learning ability are not only caused by innate mental talent, but also by an individual's state of mind."

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"Among the wizards in the Tower of Dawn, you will find that some wizards with high spiritual talent often show inferior learning abilities when facing wizards with low spiritual talent."

Upon hearing this, Leo's heart stirred.

He had seen such a case before.

Like Chris and Jasmine.

Although Chris has a higher aptitude for mental strength, his learning ability is not as good as Jasmine's.

A similar situation occurred in the Yar Research Lab, where a group of Yar wizards abandoned their research because they believed it was doomed to fail.

The same reason applies to the group in Pera's lab who were unable to concentrate on their studies and research due to the losses at the Shattered Star Stone shop.

Taking the people Leo met as examples, it can be seen that wizards also need to concentrate when learning.

However, Leo felt that these explanations didn't make sense to him.

He has an illustrated guidebook.

The external environment had minimal impact on his learning of wizarding knowledge.

"When a wizard is exhausted by various trivial matters, threatened by unknown dangers, or disturbed, it will affect the wizard's learning ability."

"This influence will keep wizards busy with trivial matters, leaving them no time to concentrate on their studies."

"And the information I'm about to share happens to be a trivial matter that could have a significant impact on you, Wizard Leo."

When Kelly finished speaking, Leo understood what she meant.

The preceding words were merely a prelude.

The real intelligence Kelly had about her deal was actually this so-called huge, trivial matter.

Kelly said, "I don't like beating around the bush, so I'll just say it straight. Wizard Leo, you are actually being targeted by a first-class wizard apprentice, and he is deliberately targeting you. This first-class wizard apprentice is none other than Uriel, the mentor of the Uriel Gathering."

"Not long ago, Wizard Uriel entrusted me with the task of targeting the new Protoss at the Esmond Assembly, namely you, Wizard Leo."

"Having just been promoted to a second-class wizard apprentice, you probably don't want to be targeted by a first-class wizard apprentice, right?"

"Wizard Leo, I can help you get rid of Wizard Uriel's targeting. I'm a special envoy, and no matter what Wizard Uriel is plotting, I can help you get rid of him. In return, I'll offer ten thousand magic stones plus this matter in exchange for a solution to your Sunflower problem. What do you think of this deal?"

Leo frowned.

The information Kelly provided was indeed quite unexpected for Leo.

He never expected that Uriel would have his eye on him.

However, recalling their previous meeting, Leo could sense that Uriel did indeed have some obsession with him.

However, Leo said, "Witch Kelly, if this is the condition, then I don't think there's any need to continue the discussion."

"I have no interest in whether the wizard Uriel is targeting me."

"Besides, even if he's targeting me, we're not in the same group, so it doesn't affect me at all."

Leo said, "If you don't have any other bargaining chips, then let's call it a day and I'm going back."

Seeing Leo turn to leave, Kelly gritted her teeth and said, "Wait, Wizard Leo, how about 15,000 magic stones?"

Kelly was surprised that Leo was not worried at all about Uriel having his eye on her.

To put it bluntly, if Kelly had heard that a first-class wizard apprentice was eyeing her when she was a second-class wizard apprentice, she would have been so flustered that she wouldn't have been able to concentrate on her studies.

Judging others by her own standards, she assumed that Leo was the same way.

To everyone's surprise, Leo didn't care at all.

Upon hearing Kelly's words, Leo pondered for a moment and said, "Not enough. Fifty thousand magic stones. I can tell you a way."

"Fifty thousand magic stones?!" Kelly suddenly stood up, her composed demeanor vanishing instantly. She exclaimed, "Impossible! How could a solution involving a Sunflower be worth so many magic stones?"

"It was worth it for you, wasn't it?"

Leo said, "Witch Kelly, the value of a trade depends on the value of its contents to both parties."

"Isn't this the value of the solution provided by Plastic Sunflower to you?"

Kelly said, "Wizard Leo, your Esmond Gathering is indeed a very annoying gathering."

I had hoped this opportunity would change my perspective on the Esmond Gathering, making me think that there were indeed wise and tactful wizards among them, who were pleasing to the eye.

"But what you did today has reinforced my preconceived notions about the Esmond rally. It really is an unpleasant gathering."

"Of course, if you are willing to retract your exorbitant demands, I can also change my attitude towards the Esmond gathering."

Leo smiled upon hearing this.

This envoy Kelly is bluffing.

She doesn't have to give anything in return.

With just a so-called favor, you can save so many magic stones.

However, was her favor worth the price?

Leo said, "So, Wizard Kelly, even if I only ask you for a tiny bit of magic stones, will you be able to resolve the conflict with Wizard Tesla and treat our Esmond Gathering's research lab better?"

"That can't be right, can it?"