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"The following are the rights you can enjoy——"

David expertly introduced:

"The top priority is of course the application quota for advanced topics. Every winter, you can submit the next year's research project to the alliance and apply for funding for related topics.

Based on your current situation, you can apply for at least 1 A1, 3 B2 or 4 B1, and more C or D level projects every year.

Once these projects are approved, you will receive substantial financial and resource support.

You just saw those enthusiastic apprentices——

This is the most coveted thing about A1. Pre-employment apprentices are usually D1 or D2. They can only apply for projects at the level of "how to change the glowing color of fireball" or "how to enhance the effect of shaving" every year.

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Even if the funding is very small, no one will care about the results even if they are produced, and there is no way to accumulate knowledge points.

So you can take advantage of this and squeeze the value you want out of those apprentices, whatever you want.

Again, don’t be too formal, everyone does it.

correct.

I forgot to introduce to you that "knowledge points" are a very important resource in the alliance, and they are more precious than gold.

Its source can only be obtained through gifts from others and through subject research.

You can use it to exchange for any trendy magic theory or spell model in the alliance's self-developed spell library.

Believe me, the magic research results within the Seven Saints Alliance are beyond the reach of the outside world, especially the "Combat Spells" series, which have been played out by the perverted research maniacs in the "Forbidden Land".

If you have enough knowledge points, I strongly recommend you to sign up for a "Crash Course in Combat Spells".

No offense intended, but it quickly makes you realize the huge gulf that exists between a wild mage and a mage with a formal education.”

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Matthew nodded solemnly.

Everything David said was remembered in his heart.

Although Matthew does not intend to take the orthodox mage route, it is always right to learn more.

"The second page of your spell license will show your knowledge points updated in real time, and voila, right here, it's currently zero."

David pointed to a corner of the license and said:

"Usually, it takes 1 to 3 knowledge points to redeem a combat spell. The latest version of "Spell Counter" is 1.5, "Spell Reflection" is 2.5, and "Natasha's Laughter", which has a stronger actual combat effect, costs 3

points."

Natasha's Laughter Technique?

As soon as Matthew heard the name, he knew that its function was similar to that of the Coughing Staff.

He couldn't help but become extremely curious about the alliance's self-developed spell library.

The spells he is now learning independently are all popular versions, which are the versions compiled by the goddess of magic in the Age of Enlightenment.

Although there is no such thing as outdated magic, compared with the self-developed spells of the Seven Saints Alliance, I am afraid it is already an "ancient magic".

Matthew is eager to see what "modern magic" looks like!

It was a pity that the balance on his magic license made him calm down.

"We can only wait until we get the Mark of the Dead before we say anything."

Matthew thought helplessly.

At this time, David took out a large bunch of golden keys and took Matthew to a room full of cabinets.

"A1!"

David shouted.

The group of goblins on the ceiling flew down:

"Such a young Master A1? Do you need the services of fairies? It only costs 100 gold an hour, hee hee."

David waved his hand and scolded:

"Bring the stuff over here!"

The goblins left with grimaces on their faces, and soon they flew back with difficulty holding a box.

David took out a crystal key and opened the box.

Matthew was immediately blinded by the golden light in the box.

The box is filled with gold coins!

"Don't be too happy, Mr. Matthew."

David reminded with a smile:

"Only the top layer is filled with gold coins, so there are not many in total. This form of storage originated from the bad taste of a Tongtian mage. He felt that he should use gold coins to severely torture the ambitions of new recruits. If they want more

If you want money, work hard for the alliance!"

"Check it out yourself. This is the list of items that A1 should have. By the way, you came at a good time. The spring benefits haven't been distributed yet, so I'll get them for you."

Said.

He walked towards the back of the room.

Matthew bent down to take inventory.

In addition to 500 gold coins, there are two sets of mage robes with different thicknesses in the box. What makes Matthew puzzled is that the standard mage robes issued by the alliance actually enhance the charm!

The enchantment spells on the mage's robe are also "radiant" and "daily cleansing".

The former can slightly improve a person's appearance and make people look more energetic;

The latter provides an automatic cleaning spell once a day.

In comparison, Matthew still felt that taking a bath was more comfortable.

In addition, there is a blank spell book, a 100-point loan coupon (for the Alliance Great Library), a thick "Alliance Encyclopedia" and an old-fashioned blanket.

No, not a blanket.

This is a magic carpet!

Matthew shook the blanket, and it floated in the air. He tried to sit on it, but the magic carpet slipped away!

If Matthew hadn't been quick and agile, he would have fallen flat on his face.

"Magic carpets usually have some spiritual properties. You have to take them back and train them for two days before you can use them."

David walked over with a smile:

"If you don't like it, you can change it to a broomstick. The latter accelerates faster and flies higher. It is a flying prop preferred by young people."

Matthew asked:

"Are magic carpets and broomsticks given out randomly?"

David explains:

"Choose one of the two, B1 and above have the right to choose independently, but the default is to issue a magic carpet, unless the user insists on changing it."

Matthew asked curiously:

"Why? Is it because the magic carpet is cheaper?"

David made an exaggerated gesture:

"Do you know what the death rate was for broomsticks before the league proposed the "speed reduction order" and "alcohol restriction order"?

15%!

Every year, at least 15% of mages who frequently use broomsticks fall to death!

There are still a large number of disabled people left. Although the spell can heal their wounds, most of them have developed a fear of heights and cannot even sit on a magic carpet.

In comparison, the magic carpet is really much safer, and the mortality rate is only 1%."

Matthew asked in disbelief:

"Can you die on a magic carpet?"

David explains:

"Of course, the magic carpet flies very slowly and can easily be regarded as delicious food by raptors or dragons in the sky."

"Moreover, the area of ​​​​the magic carpet is very large, and the carrying capacity is also amazing, so some mages take advantage of this, um, to have fun, in the sky, you know."

"The last time I heard about a magic carpet accident, people found a baby elephant that fell to death within five kilometers of where the magic carpet and its driver fell - you can probably guess it after hearing this.

How outrageous are the mages?"

Speaking of this, David said with emotion:
To be continued...