Jason Pei's main character is also a mage. He entered the game after the explosion of the Bex Cube. When he entered the game, mages had already developed to a relatively mature level. There were many strategy posts on the Internet. At that time, the forum generally recognized that mages were a very brain-burning profession, so not many players chose them. However, since they chose mages, there were still many people who played them well. After all, many players who chose mages just because mages looked more high-end basically gave up later.
When he first started playing, he didn't know that the mage was such a perverted profession, but he was not a person who gave up easily. As he played, he actually found the game interesting. In the end, he was considered a well-known and advanced mage player.
Even though this is just a small account, and a low-level one at that, it is still a mage account no matter what.
After receiving Emily's notes, Jason Pei did not rush to read them. Instead, he sent the plates and other things back to the kitchen and asked them to prepare dinner again.
Seeing Jason Pei walking away, Kexuo looked at Ms. Mary meaningfully, "You are relieved to send this kind of commoner with unknown background to the young master."
Ms. Mary didn't look at him. "Since the young master insists, I don't think there's anything wrong with that."
Compared to the danger level, aren't the people you sent here dangerous? In comparison, even if we don't know the background of these civilians, they are better than those people.
As if he knew what Ms. Mary was thinking, Xo sneered and said nothing more. He turned around and left. His gorgeous wizard robe glowed faintly under the crystal chandelier.
Ms. Mary looked at his back, still feeling a little worried.
It is precisely because of his anxiety that the young master would not hesitate to ruin his own reputation, and a group of people would run away every once in a while.
I don’t know how long Jason Pei can stay here.
If Eagle knew what Ms. Mary was thinking, he would definitely find it funny.
Did he drive them away because he was uneasy? No, that was not the case. He drove them away because he really didn’t like them.
He was still teasing the cat nonchalantly. At this moment, a beautiful girl with black hair and blue eyes walked in from the door. She looked at the stains on the ground and released a cleaning spell with disgust on her face. Then she took a deep breath to hold back her emotions and talk to Iger. "Are you in a bad mood?"
Iger didn't even look at her, "How dare you stay here knowing that I'm in a bad mood?"
This girl was, of course, Emily, who was cleaning the carpet under Victor's orders.
As a talented girl, a noble wizard who has successfully embarked on the path of becoming a formal wizard, she felt wronged to be asked to clean the carpet like a maid. The teacher asked her to talk to Eagle as much as possible, and she tried her best, but Eagle's character was really intolerable to her!
"You're not leaving yet?" Eagle said sarcastically, "The carpet has been cleaned. Remember who you are. You're just here to clean the carpet. Do you want me to send you out?"
That attitude, which completely treated Emily as a cleaning maid, made Emily so angry that her face turned red. She didn't want to talk anymore and turned around and ran away angrily.
When Jason Pei came back, not only had the carpet been cleaned, but two maids were also carefully wiping the furnishings in the room. They had practiced to the point where they could make their bodies as small as possible and reduce their presence, and the entire process was done without making any sound.
Because earlier, any maid who had a strong presence or made any noise had been driven away.
Jason Pei was thinking about the notebook in his heart, so he forced himself to smile and said patiently, "Master, if you don't want to drink thick soup, why not eat something light? Next time, I will make porridge for you myself, okay?"
Basically, I've adopted the tone of coaxing a child.
The continent of Alexandria is still basically very Westernized. The staple foods are mostly bread, meat, and thick soup. Of course, there is also rice, but the amount of rice grown in the continent of Alexandria itself is not large. For the Golden Rose Manor, this ingredient is not difficult to obtain.
In fact, Jason Pei was just greedy. He almost vomited from eating so much bread these days.
Iger looked at him in surprise, "You can also cook?"
"As a commoner, this is also a basic survival skill, young master." Jason Pei said with a smile, "But it also depends on whether you are used to eating it."
The eldest young master is not used to the food, so it happens to be a bargain for him, which is good. However, he has to first carry the banner of the young master wanting to try it, so that he can make what he wants to eat openly.
Jason Pei thought he was quite smart.
He endured it here with Eagle for almost an hour, watching him eat two bites of dinner, really only two bites...Egel looked like he was eating "to give you face", Jason Pei was really speechless.
Finally, I spent a long time combing the cat named Max's hair, and that was the end of the day's "work".
After returning to his room, Jason Pei finally had time to take out the notebook and read it.
Ordinary people would be absolutely confused when reading this kind of wizard's notes. The so-called qualifications are not the most important thing. Kso casually threw this notebook to Jason Pei, and he was convinced that a boy without a teacher and from a common family could not embark on the path of a wizard with only the most basic notebook.
Jason Pei looked at the notes, and the corners of his mouth curled up.
Emily's notes from when she first studied with Xo were certainly not very advanced. They were all things for beginners to become a wizard, but the threshold to becoming a wizard was very high. When Xo gave him the notebook, he did not say that the entire book was written in magical language. The so-called magical language is different from ordinary text. Not to mention that the semantics are difficult and obscure, one also needs a certain level of comprehension and spatial imagination to learn spells.
However, the existence of the game system directly transcends the barrier of the so-called "magic language".
Some players thought that they could play a good mage because they were good at solid geometry. This made sense, but it was not absolute. The models of these spells were completely irrational. There were no rules at all. Some of the lines were twisted and connected, which was beyond the scope of science...
Because magic itself is not scientific.
There is only one thing that is absolute, all spell models are so complicated that it is really a headache.
It just so happens that Jason Pei is already quite proficient in memorizing spell models. His main account once mastered about 300 spells, more than half of which were intermediate-level or above spell models, which were absolutely complex to the point of making people dizzy.
However, there is one good thing about being a player. As long as you can memorize the model and copy it on the skill panel, you can master the spell 100%, which is equivalent to reading the skill book. It will always be in the skill list. Unlike ordinary mages, after memorizing the spell model, you still have to practice hard to truly master a spell. This is probably why mages are extremely rare and precious. Not only is the threshold high, but progress is also difficult. There is no fool who can truly become a mage.
Jason Pei looked at the first spell model and was able to construct the spell in his mind instantly, because his main character also mastered this skill.
The most basic meditation technique. This skill is not the basis of magician's practice in novels. It is purely a passive skill used to restore magic power.
"Ding, learned the 'meditation technique'."
Meditation (passive skill): Magic recovery speed +10%.
Magic recovery is related to intelligence, and the recovery speed can also be increased through passive skills such as meditation.
He read down the notebook. After all, it was the notebook that Emily had used when she first learned magic. It was almost impossible to find any advanced spells in it.
Almost all of them are the most basic and elementary apprentice-level spells, which are most suitable for him at this stage.
The skill list clearly states that a certain amount of spell reserves are required to learn more advanced spells. For each apprentice-level spell learned, spell knowledge increases by 1. To reach the level of being able to learn elementary spells, more than 20 points of spell knowledge are required.
This is not an easy number to reach. Jason Pei's main account learned a bunch of apprentice-level spells from everywhere, and it took him quite a while to barely advance.
What made Jason Pei happy was that although this notebook contained only very basic and simple apprentice-level spells, there were really quite a lot of them!
"Cleaning, tidying, dust removal..." Jason Pei thought for a moment, "Could it be that Kso really wants to send this Emily to be Eagle's maid? Why are there so many apprentice-level spells of this type!"
To be honest, Jason Pei had never seen many of them before!
However, this kind of life spell is not popular among players. Only a very small number of players really care about this aspect in the game. Everyone obviously prefers practical spells of attack and defense.
"That's great. It can help me gain some knowledge about magic." Jason Pei didn't dislike it at all.
"Ding, learned the 'cleaning technique'."
"Ding, I learned the art of tidying up."
"Ding, learn the 'Dust Repelling Technique'."
"Ding, I learned the 'rain shelter technique'."
"Ding, learn the 'water diversion technique'."
"Ding, learned 'Basic Ice Blade'."
"Ding, learned 'Basic Freezing Technique'."
...
Jason Pei guessed that Kso might be an ice mage, because even for apprentice-level magic, there were no spells of other elements in this notebook, most of them were ice-based.
He flipped through the notebook at night and had learned all the apprentice-level spells in it. That was not all. When he turned to the last few pages, he was surprised to find that Emily was also trying to learn magic patterns and magic circles!
However, judging from the contents of her notes, she only copied some relevant knowledge and gave up without learning anything at all.
Of course, these were Emily's notes from many years ago, and it is hard to say whether she has learned these things now, but many years ago, she probably found that her level was not enough to master this knowledge.
But what she copied down happened to be entry-level stuff.
"Ding, master the magic pattern knowledge (entry level)."
"Ding, master the knowledge of magic circle (entry level)."
"This is really an unexpected gain." Jason Pei thought happily.
Yes, it is true that his character's qualifications are useless, but the mage profession is different from other professions, and qualifications are not the most important thing at all.
Too low intelligence and too little magic power? It doesn't matter. At worst, I can wait until he reaches level 10 and then take drugs while fighting. Who is afraid of who?
But don’t forget, this small account is actually a warehouse account... It is full of backpacks and warehouses with the highest grids, storing a large amount of supplies. Some of the things may not seem like much after many years, but they are considered rare now.
He had stored a lot of magic potions alone.
As for the damage of spells, there is no need to worry too much. At worst, he can stack ten or eight magic patterns on himself. He has learned the magic pattern science, which only shines in the later period, quite well.
Jason Pei closed his notebook and said sincerely, "Thank you so much, Mr. Victor. It's so thoughtful!"
love him.
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