Weird Wizarding World

   Chapter 326 Sincerely Do Not Deceive Me

  As Okashy said, the location of the True Knowing Society is very deserted.

   Relying on Okasey's identity certificate, they walked into the castle smoothly, and they didn't even meet any other wizards along the way.

   It wasn't until Okasey took him to a study on the top floor that he saw the first wizard other than them here.

   "Shelley, I didn't expect you to be on duty today." Okashy said in surprise.

  The white sunlight poured into the room through the round glass window, and in front of the brown desk sat a petite witch.

   The witch has short white hair like falling snow, just reaching the chin, the luster is soft, like silk, it looks completely different from the old man's white hair, more like fluffy snow.

   Beneath the white hair, there is also a young face that complements each other, with fair skin and delicate facial features, and looks like sixteen or seventeen years old at most.

   She seemed to be reading just now, holding a thick book with a black cover in her hand.

   "Okassy." Seeing someone entering, Shelley subconsciously raised her head to greet him, her eyes were a little dazed, and then she buried her head to look at the thick book in her hand.

   The thick and huge black book almost completely covered her face, revealing only a pair of focused blue eyes, as if they didn't care why they came here.

  Okassy was used to her appearance, so she took Colin to the opposite side of the desk and sat down, and then knocked on the desk.

   "Shelley, I'm sorry to bother you, but I have brought a wizard who wants to join the True Knowledge Society, and I need you to pass the entrance examination."

   "Any newcomers to join." Shelley slowly closed the book and muttered to himself, as if a running machine was switching modes.

   After a while, she put the thick book beside her right hand, her eyes became clear, looked at Okashy and asked again:

   "Any new wizards want to join the True Guild?"

   "Yes." Okaxi looked slightly flustered.

  Shelley glanced at her, thought for a while, then turned to look at Colin, and said calmly and slowly:

   "Your Excellency the wizard, are you sure you want to join the True Knowledge Society?"

   "Shelley!" Okashy shouted hurriedly.

  Shelley ignored her, looked at Colin with clear blue eyes and continued:

   "I don't know how Okassie told you, but the true knowledge of Neustadt City has been about ten years without a new person joining."

   Her voice fell, and Okashy wilted like an eggplant hit by frost, and hurriedly defended:

   "How can it be so exaggerated, this is not because the pure-blood family established a research society, which led away some wizards who studied knowledge."

"No... not only that." Shelley shook his head, "The number of new wizards in the True Knowledge Society has been decreasing since hundreds of years ago. Those established by pure-blood families are limited to a single or a few pure-blood families. The research society just accelerated the process."

   "The fundamental reason behind it is because it is too dangerous to study witchcraft."

  Okashy opened her mouth, but in the end she didn't say anything.

   Studying witchcraft, or studying knowledge, is a very dangerous thing, and it is now the consensus of all wizards.

  Shelley paused and continued to explain:

   "So, there are some things I need to explain to Your Excellency in advance."

   "First of all, after joining the True Knowledge Society, although there are indeed no restrictions, if there is no new witchcraft or knowledge output within the first two years, then the membership of the True Knowledge Society will be forcibly removed.

  This also means that after joining the True Knowledge Society, no matter what the purpose is, at least for the first two years, you must continue to study witchcraft. You have to consider the risks involved. "

   "Secondly, the other side of the True Knowledge Society is basically unconstrained, which also means that the True Knowledge Society basically has no benefits.

   All knowledge needs to be exchanged with True Knowledge Points equivalently, and researchers at each level are only allowed to exchange knowledge that is one level higher than their own strength. "

  Shelley spoke calmly, she stared at Colin with no expression on her face.

   "So, how can I improve my research level?" Colin thought for a while and asked with her calm gaze.

   "Create more than ten new sorceries equivalent to the level of research, or discover five new knowledge equivalents, or create three new sorceries that are higher than the level of your own research."

  Shelley replied calmly, such conditions were only difficult when there was no dirty talk a thousand years ago, but now they are considered harsh.

"As long as there are 30% differences, it can be regarded as a new witchcraft, and talent has withered in recent years. Even if you haven't successfully advanced after two years, there are some ways to delay the retreat..." Okassie subconsciously faced Colin added.

   Colin smiled, didn't care, turned his head and said sternly to the white-haired witch in front of him: "Thank you for your explanation, I already understand the risks, but I still plan to join the True Knowledge Society."

   After all, the risk of joining the True Knowledge Society is nothing more than the risk of researching knowledge.

   And the study of knowledge, for him, is actually a constant experience.

   With the improvement of the wizard's level and the continuous sublimation of spirit, he has also become more and more aware of the essence of golden paper.

  In the beginning, he thought that the knowledge brought about by breaking the limits of gold and paper appeared out of thin air, but that was only because the original spirit was too weak.

   Now it seems that the process of breaking the limit of golden paper is more like-continuous research with existing knowledge, and then a flash of inspiration, successfully creating a new witchcraft.

   It’s just that the golden paper compresses this process to an instant, and it seems to be a mandatory rule, which guarantees its inevitable success, and guarantees that the witchcraft after the limit is bound to be superior to the previous witchcraft.

   Such a process, Colin can't interfere with the control now, but can barely feel it.

   But in any case, for Colin, the sorcery that came from breaking the limit in his brain was no different from the one that came from his own research.

   This also means that as long as he uses golden paper to "research" witchcraft, he will not be affected by dirty ravings like other people who study witchcraft.

   Colin's words fell, and surprise appeared on Okassy's face.

   Maybe it was because of the guilt of her original prejudice, or because of other reasons, she hoped that Colin could become a member of the True Knowledge Society just like her.

"Let's do the assessment, Shelley." Okashy stroked her glasses and urged impatiently, then paused and added, "By the way, I almost forgot to tell you that Lord Colin is still the golden feather of our school. genius!"

   "Yeah." Shelley didn't react, just nodded slightly, then stretched out his hand towards Colin, "Please give me the magic of initiation that you created."

   "Okay." Colin handed out the bound booklet.

The process after    is similar to that of the General Affairs Castle. Shelley also signed a confidentiality contract and began to carefully read the steel temperature resistance field that broke the limit.

   Colin waited patiently.

   Not long after, Shelley put down the crystal ball and the witchcraft book in his hand, "It is indeed a brand-new witchcraft that has not been recorded by the True Knowledge Society."

   Just when Colin thought it was over, Shelley picked up the booklet again and asked:

   "May I ask what your original research idea was and why you chose the form of a compound force field."

   Colin was startled, but he quickly reacted and replied calmly:

"The steel temperature resistance force field is actually inspired by the steel armor, the Hope defense force field, and the secondary high temperature resistance. I want to create a sorcery that takes into account the advantages of several, a single force field is obviously Couldn't meet my needs, so I ended up choosing the form of a composite force field."

"Yeah." Shelley nodded slightly, her satin-like white hair swayed slightly, the tips of the hair brushed her tender and smooth cheeks, she thought for a while and asked, "The temperature-resistant structure is not a force field, how is it related to the responsibility for it? The defensive force fields are fused with each other?"

  Okashy looked at Shelley with a look of admiration.

   You must know that not everyone can be on duty in this study... At least, she can't.

   If Colin is a genius in wizarding practice, then Shelley is a genius in witchcraft research.

   Even if compared, her talent in witchcraft research is even more exaggerated than Colin's talent in cultivation!

   "In fact, the temperature-resistant structure is not fusion, but more like covering, like covering a wooden shield with a layer of iron, of course, it can also be said to be a wood covering for the iron shield."

  Colin continued to answer, but he was a little surprised.

  Different from the old inspector wizard who didn't understand his own witchcraft at the General Affairs Castle before, the witch wizard who looked very young in front of him had already understood his own witchcraft in this short period of time.

   even goes deep!

   "Can you be more specific? How is it so closely integrated?" Shelley continued to ask, with a serious face, her pale blue eyes staring at him, full of curiosity and exploration.

   touched his nose, Colin suppressed the uncomfortable feeling of being seen, and continued to answer:

   "The force field is not dense and smooth..."

   At this time, Okaxi has begun to understand the conversation between the two.

  Shelley and Colin asked and answered, and the distance gradually got closer. At the back, she even took out two pens and a stack of manuscript paper, and began to write and draw with Colin on the spot.

   "The steel force field is because of its special structure, so its performance is similar to steel..."

   "The reason why Hope's Defensive Field has a certain resistance to mental attacks..."

   Looking at this scene, Okashy only felt that she was out of tune with it and became an outsider in the study.

   She was a little frustrated, looking at the two Colin sitting together, she was still a little uneasy.

   Fortunately, this unpleasantness did not last long.

   After half an hour, the assessment is over.

  Shelley handed the booklet back to Colin, paused and said seriously: "This steel temperature-resistant force field is of excellent quality in first-order lower-level witchcraft."

  ‘First-order low-ranking? ' Okasey was a little surprised, she thought the witchcraft Colin said she created was just some zero-level witchcraft.

   After all, she knew that Colin had only advanced to a first-order wizard for a few months...

   But it’s been a few months since he’s counted, and he’s just created a first-order lower-rank witchcraft. It doesn’t seem to be too much of a fuss, maybe he’s already been studying it at the apprentice stage.

   Just like Shelley next to her, didn't she also create first-order witchcraft during her apprenticeship.

   "So I passed the test?" Colin smiled, not in a hurry to take the witchcraft booklet.

   "Passed." Shelley nodded vigorously and earnestly, the white hair on his chin swayed and swayed, and continued to push the booklet forward with his white and tender hand, motioning for Colin to take it back.

   Colin shook his head, held down the corner of the booklet, and pushed the booklet back, "Can this sorcery be counted as one of the sorcery to raise the research level?"

  Shelley shook her head.

   "Can that be used to redeem True Knowledge Club points?"

"Can."

   "If I can take out three first-order witchcraft I created now, can I be promoted from a zero-order researcher to a first-order researcher?"

"Can."

   Hearing his satisfactory answer, Colin no longer hesitated, picked up the pen and paper provided by Shelley, and began to write quickly.

   The speed of the first-order knight made him write as fast as a printer, and large pieces of text were quickly spread out on the white manuscript paper.

  Shelley's calm complexion gradually became turbulent, Okashy on the side had helped her glasses several times, but she still couldn't hide the shock on her face!

   There are also three first-order witchcraft?

  Kelin has only been a first-order wizard for a few months, how could he have created three doors... No! Four first-order witchcraft? !

   But it didn't take long for Colin to write down the remaining three witchcraft, and the facts were already in front of him.

  Okashy had to accept it, and angrily complained about a pervert in her heart.

   Thinking about it now, I hope that Colin will join the True Knowledge Association, and maybe there is an idea of ​​regaining face in what he is good at?

  Okashy was a little fortunate that she didn't tell Colin in advance whether she wanted to help study witchcraft, and she had an idea of ​​witchcraft that she could provide him with... strange things like that.

  Otherwise, he must be embarrassed to crawl into the ground.

  ...I have to admit that, although she is a first-order researcher of the True Knowledge Society, it already represents her excellent talent in witchcraft.

   But compared with the two perverts in front of him, the gap is still too far.

   The next step is the same process as before. Shelley signed the contract, and then carefully checked and inquired.

   After a long time, she ended the discussion with Colin, looked at him and said calmly:

   "Congratulations on your promotion to the first-rank researcher."

   said, she wanted to pass the witchcraft book to Colin again.

   Promotion of research level does not mean that the created witchcraft must be handed over to the True Guild, but just like the entrance examination, as long as it is determined to be a new witchcraft and created by oneself.

   But Colin waved his hand again and asked, "I want to know how many points can be exchanged for these witchcraft."

  Shelley pondered for a moment and said, "About eight hundred, and further identification is required."

   Colin nodded and asked again: "I would like to know how many points are generally required for knowledge exchange in the True Knowledge Conference, such as a first-order witchcraft, such as meditation and the like."

  Shelley paused, took out a crystal from the desk drawer, and handed it to Colin: "As a Tier 1 researcher, you can use this crystal to check the exchange price of all knowledge of Tier 2 and below."

   took over the crystal, without saying much, Colin quickly immersed his mind in it, and after a while, he used the search function to find the second-order stage of the Xisheng meditation method in the vast knowledge base.

  He focused his thoughts on the characters behind the Tin Saint Meditation (Second Stage)—

  【1000 points. 】

   After seeing it clearly, Colin suddenly had a surprise in his heart!

   Congressman Noyce is honestly not deceiving me!

   It is indeed much more cost-effective to exchange for the Xisheng Meditation (Second-level) at the True Knowledge Society!

   Just four sorceries can already exchange more than 800 points, which is only one point away from the Xisheng Meditation (Second-Order)!

   You must know that the old wizard of the General Affairs Castle gave only 300 contribution points to the steel temperature resistance field, but the contribution point required to exchange the tin saint meditation method in the school is a full 10,000!

   The gap between the two has become unreasonable.

   But considering the difficulty of joining the True Knowledge Society, it doesn’t seem to be unacceptable when you think about it carefully.

   In fact, what was even more suspicious in his mind was—

   How on earth did this so-called Confidence rip off so much power from those schools?

   This question is doomed to fail with his current understanding.

   So Colin put it aside, after all, his curiosity is not important... Some things, the more you know, the better.

   "How do I redeem the knowledge in it?" he continued.

   "Going to the big crystal on the basement floor!" Okashy finally found something she could interject, and said quickly.

  Shelley nodded, holding the thick black book, and stood up slowly.

  If it wasn't for wearing a black witch robe, just looking at the way she was holding a book, she looked like a high school girl in a previous life, with a quiet and bookish temperament.

  Shelley said while walking towards the door: "Come with me, you have to go to get the status badge of a first-order researcher before you can record and use the points."

   "Okay." Colin nodded, followed Shelley with Okasey, and walked out.

   (end of this chapter)