pertwk Chapter 280 Luck? A Series of Gold Drops
Chapter 280 Luck? A Series of Gold Drops
Chapter 280 Luck? Ten Consecutive Wins of Gold
Leo stopped what he was doing, a hint of doubt flashing in his eyes.
This central magic library... gave him a strange feeling.
It's as if they're deliberately slowing down wizards' acquisition of knowledge, using a very absurd method to greatly increase the time cost for wizards to acquire knowledge.
You can only get ten books per day, and every step is random.
In this way, Leo really doesn't know when he will be able to obtain the knowledge he wants.
Do other formal wizards face the same situation?
This question arose in Leo's mind.
A clean and tidy single room.
Leo sat back in his chair, looking at the falcon on the bed, and said, "Master Stoffen, have you been to the Central Spell Library?"
"I've been there."
Stoffen's voice, as usual, rang in Leo's mind. He said, "How was it? Were you greatly disappointed after your first visit? Did you feel that the speed at which you acquired the knowledge you wanted had been greatly reduced?"
Leo said, "That's right, Wizard Stoffen, you think so too, don't you?"
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Stoffen said, "Didn't the librarian, the wizard Yuri, tell you that fate would guide you to obtain the knowledge you desire?"
"Yes, yes. Stoffen, could it be that fate really exists?"
Stoffen fell silent this time.
After a long silence, Stoffen said, "I don't know if it's fate. But what's interesting is that, whether we're first-class wizard apprentices or full wizards, every time we spend a long time inside, just when we get impatient, a spell suitable for us will appear inside."
"It feels like destiny, doesn't it?"
Stoffen's tone was full of sarcasm, as if he were hinting at something.
Leo understood immediately.
There must be something fishy going on with this central magic library.
Similar to the luck-based material system in mobile games from the previous era, it consumes a lot of players' energy and relies on luck.
To put it in Leo's words, it was like forcing yourself to endure something you weren't meant to suffer.
Stoffen said, "In my experience, the Central Spell Library can take almost a year to find examples of spell failures that are valuable to you."
Leo blinked, saying incredulously, "It takes a year to obtain?"
"Normally, it takes about a year, but some unlucky wizards might have to spend several years. However, there's one characteristic..." Stoffen said, "The more patient you are, the longer it will take you."
"And the more impatient you are, the sooner you will acquire valuable spells."
Leo's eyes lit up.
Stoffen was clearly giving a hint.
However, this hint sounds a bit unbelievable.
The following day, Leo returned to the Central Spell Library.
"The rules are the same as yesterday," said Yuri, the person in charge. "A maximum of ten books can be taken."
"Yes, Wizard Yuri," Leo said respectfully.
Leo walked through the gate and once again entered the library, where books filled the sky.
Leo withdrew his respectful expression and instead revealed an impatient look.
Leo first extended his hand.
A book came into Leo's hands.
Leo opened the book... Hmm, still a book that's pretty useless.
However, Leo did not go after the second book.
Leo began to activate his spiritual energy, casting a blazing magma spell towards the books in front of him.
Yuri's furious voice rang out: "Damn it, what are you doing? Casting spells in the library? Are you crazy?!"
Upon hearing this, Leo immediately showed a regretful expression and said, "I'm sorry, Wizard Yuri, I just got impatient after a series of failures."
"Damn it, how can you be so impatient?!"
Leo reached out his hand.
A book fell into his hands.
Leo opened the book, his eyes lighting up.
coming.
And that's how the goods were shipped.
My guess was indeed correct.
The impatience that Stoffens was referring to is actually quite easy to understand.
For wizards, who wield powerful magic, if they get impatient, they will naturally use magic to do something.
However, even the most audacious wizards of the past could not unleash their power in such a short time.
After all, they were worried about being punished afterward.
Leo, however, is different.
He's now acting recklessly because he has Augusta backing him up.
Leo then reached out his hand again, and each book that appeared next was like winning a lottery ticket; each one was valuable to him.
After Leo collected all ten books, he came out through the main gate again.
Yuri, the person in charge, looked very grim and said, "What an impatient young man. Wizards who do research with someone like you are bound to suffer."
a few days later.
Leo stood in the spell practice field.
A tremendous change began to appear in his entire body.
His body became swollen.
Before long, Leo transformed into a giant dragon covered in black scales.
However, calling him a dragon wouldn't be accurate, as Leo's body was only a few meters tall at this time, hardly qualifying him as a colossal creature like a dragon.
However, in terms of appearance, it does indeed resemble a dragon.
The dragon that Leo transformed into had pupils that were not animal eyes, but rather a pair of triangular pupils.
At this moment, the pair of triangular pupils began to rotate on their own, like a windmill.
As it rotated, the targets in the wizard's training ground underwent subtle changes.
These lifelike targets then began attacking each other, engaging in a chaotic melee.
Then, Leo's triangular pupils rotated again.
The targets stopped moving and lined up in an orderly fashion, just like a group of soldiers who obeyed orders.
Leo gradually broke free from the state of the Heart Demon Dragon.
"The bloodline ability of this demonic dragon is indeed extraordinary. With this, it should be of great help to my next move."
Stoffen's demand was to kill Philia.
Even without the Heart Demon Dragon's magic, Leo could still accomplish this.
But what happens after Philia is killed?
The two of them went out together.
When they returned, Leo was alone.
This will definitely give those with ulterior motives an opportunity to suppress Leo.
There are quite a few wizards in the Tower of Dawn eyeing Leo right now.
With the bloodline ability of the Heart Demon Dragon, Leo has more control over his abilities.
After all, this is a bloodline ability formed by a combination of spells.
Among first-class wizard apprentices, Leo believed that this bloodline ability should be effective against almost any opponent, unless they were particularly difficult to deal with.
Leo returned after completing his magic experiment.
The lizardman waited at the door, handed Leo a golden envelope, and said, "Master Leo, this is an invitation from the formal wizard Beth. He would like to invite you to dinner."
Leo raised an eyebrow.
Offering help for no reason... this bassist probably wants to talk to me about something.
Leo sighed helplessly.
He wanted to refuse.
However, he had no reason to refuse an invitation from a formal wizard, unless it was from a formal wizarding group like the Golden Eagle faction, which was already clearly opposed to him.