Have you ever been a witch? Take this fireball!

Chapter 33, Basic Magic Class, concluded. Credits awarded.

"Ah, what a beauty~"

Elor casually picked up a slice of bread and spread jam on it.

After taking a bite of bread, he continued to ask.

"Is there anything else?"

Seeing that Ellor wasn't interested in the beautiful teacher, Dorothy moved on to other things.

"I was invited to join a club, but I declined."

Elor nodded and said, "Joining a club is fine, they get their credits from the teachers. If you perform well enough, you can get credits directly from the teachers without going through them."

Then, Elor wiped the jam off the corner of her mouth with her thumb and said confidently, "As for me, I am now a novice mage. Although I can't directly give you credits, I have many other ways."

"So, little Dorothy, as long as you behave and listen to me, you'll have enough credits to exchange for magical resources~."

"Hey little apprentice, you want to get more credits too, huh? Hehehe."

Dorothy had just taken a bite of bread when she heard Elor say those words, and she almost spat it out.

"puff!"

"Hmm? What's wrong? Is the bread not good?"

Elor was puzzled as to why Dorothy had suddenly acted this way.

Dorothy waved her hand, somewhat helplessly saying, "No, I just never expected to be said that by a pretty girl."

"Hehehe, it's up to you whether you join that club or not. Go if you want to make some friends, or it doesn't matter if you don't. I can get you credits from other places." Elor said, showing that he had a lot of influence.

"Thank you very much."

The two sat at the dining table and chatted.

Dorothy slowly recounted her experiences of the day to Elor.

Especially the fact that I got hungry at noon because I didn't know the way.

Upon hearing this, Elor patted his head.

"Sorry, sorry, I really forgot. How about this, do you remember the room where Professor Leon was? Go there tomorrow at noon, and I'll take you to a place to eat."

"Let me ask you something first, is the place we ate at not expensive?" Dorothy held up three fingers.

Dorothy's lips twitched involuntarily as she reminded him, "Don't forget, I only have three gold coins left."

Elor reached out and pressed down Dorothy's three outstretched fingers one by one.

"Don't worry, these are normal prices, only a little more expensive than outside. These three gold coins will be enough for you to eat for two months, without any spices, of course."

"Besides, I'm here. Do you think I'd let you go hungry?"

Dorothy shook her head.

Of course she knew.

However, Dorothy doesn't want to rely too much on Elor, which isn't a good thing.

"Okay, by the way, Elor, is it common for apprentices and novice mages to clash in the City of Apprentices? Actually, I encountered one when I was looking for food at noon..."

Dorothy recounted what she had seen.

Elor didn't react to this.

"I've heard about this too; similar things happen every year."

Elor waved his hand, not caring about the matter; it was less important than Dorothy not having eaten lunch.

Dorothy frowned slightly. Based on her observations, magicians valued strength and weakness.

Will that boy be punished in the end?

Elor shrugged.

"Who knows? Normally, novice mages don't have time to bother with these junior apprentices. But some apprentices might try to curry favor with the teaching assistant by doing something underhanded."

"Of course, if that apprentice has connections, this matter will be over quickly."

"Oh, right, I've been chatting too much. If there's anything you don't understand on the first day of class, feel free to ask me."

Elor blinked.

Although Elor's eyes were indeed very beautiful, like emeralds, Dorothy also noticed the bloodshot in them.

Dorothy shook her head slightly.

"I think you should get some rest soon."

"I'm fine! I feel great right now!" To show that she was healthy, Elor smiled and raised both arms, making a gesture of showing off her muscles.

Dorothy finished all the bread in her hand, stood up, and walked over to Elor.

"Don't make me worry."

After saying that, he walked towards his room.

Elor's smile froze on her face, and she only sighed after hearing Dorothy close the bedroom door.

"I understand..." she muttered softly, yawned, and stopped trying to be brave.

She's really exhausted these days, only taking two hours of naps each night for the past few days.

Even if a magician has strong mental power, he cannot withstand it for long.

Elor stood up.

"But I never expected that Leona would become Dorothy's basic magic teacher..."

Thinking of this, her expression was complex, a mixture of joy and resentment...

Finally, Elor patted her cheeks.

"Why think about that? Go to sleep!"

……

Leon's lessons are simple and easy to understand.

At least that's how it is for Dorothy.

Five days passed quickly, and Leona's magic class came to an end.

Dorothy's Loran Common Tongue has been upgraded to level seven, and her Fireball spell level has been increased to level eight.

Leonce held a stone slab in her hand.

Dorothy looked at the pattern of the stone slab and felt it looked familiar. Then she remembered that she seemed to have come across it when she first enrolled in school.

"Now enter a meditative state. I want to see how well you have practiced meditation over these five days."

After Leonce finished speaking, the apprentices in the class all closed their eyes and began to meditate.

Leonce watched as her apprentices began to meditate, then stepped down from the platform and walked around the classroom.

Feeling the magic power beginning to gather within the apprentices, she nodded in satisfaction, her fingers tapping incessantly on the stone slab.

After completing one round.

She returned to the podium.

"Alright, we can end here. I've given credits to everyone who successfully meditated and condensed magic power."

"My basic magic course is over from now on."

"Those who don't meet the requirements, starting tomorrow, go to the square behind the building. I will give you special training."

"get out of class dismissed."

Leonce turned and walked out of the classroom.

This means that the apprentices will officially begin to learn elemental magic.

Although Dorothy has already learned the Fireball spell, she is still looking forward to the Elemental Magic class.

After all, you can increase your skill proficiency just by attending classes.

"It's just that my Fireball skill is already at level eight, so grinding for more proficiency would be a waste."

And I now have academic credits.

So that evening, when I got home...

Dorothy waited for Elor to return.

"Elor, I have credits now, so I can return the credits I borrowed before."

Elor said that he didn't need to repay it for the time being.

"You've just finished your basic magic course, and you'll need credits for many things, such as potions to boost your magic power and other magical knowledge. I'm not in a rush for you."

"And it's only one cent, not enough to pay back."

Elor refused Dorothy's credits.

"By the way, let's go out for a nice meal today to celebrate you getting your credits!"

With that, Elor pulled Dorothy outside.

Dorothy looked at the sky outside, which had become completely dark.

"Um, isn't it too late now?"

"It's not too late, just consider it keeping me company."

"All right."

Dorothy was also a little tempted, so she agreed.

Wait until the next day.

A new teacher will arrive today to teach elemental magic to the apprentices who have already learned meditation.

The classroom that once housed hundreds of apprentices now has only a handful left.

Even the practice of meditation is difficult for most people.

Dorothy took out "Introduction to Fire Magic" and waited for her new teacher to arrive.

Then she saw Leon walk into the classroom.