"They are no longer called magicians, they are called 'Northern District Wizards' instead."
"Wizard of the North District?"
"Yes, this is the biggest trouble."
Professor Yao smiled bitterly, and briefly described to Professor Emma the major and minor events that had occurred in the North District of Beta Town in the past two days, and finally concluded: "The alliance has made a final decision on Korma's promotion to the Grand Wizard and recognized her.
Her identity will not be widely publicized...but the sacrificial magic she invented gives the wizards in the North District the ability to cast spells like ordinary wizards, but the school cannot turn a blind eye. You have to be mentally prepared."
"Wow," the dean of the Alpha Academy took a deep breath, raised his head, squinted his eyes and did a mental calculation before confirming: "She is only twenty-one years old this year, right... she is still a student.
He is much younger than Su Shijun when he became a great wizard. There are really more and more outstanding young people in your academy."
"It's a coincidence, it's just a coincidence." Old Yao Xiao's eyes narrowed to a slit, but he kept humbly saying: "...Korma can't compare with Su Shijun, her way of advancement is purely opportunistic...
This is why the alliance did not publicize her advancement."
"What preparations do you think I should make?" Professor Emma glanced at Lao Yao.
"That's more than 10,000 wizards... Even if their spellcasting ability is weak, there are still 10,000 wizards who can cast the binding spell and the soft leg spell. Apart from fusion, is there any other way?"
"How to fuse?" A mocking smile appeared on Professor Emma's face: "Lock them into the laboratory? Or force them to venture deep into the Silent Forest to collect precious magic resources for you?"
These are things that wizards forced the magicians of the North District to do in the past.
Lao Yao pretended not to hear the sarcasm in Professor Emma's tone.
"Do you believe in God?" Lao Yao suddenly asked.
Professor Emma looked at him as if she were looking at a madman.
"God? Oh, God." She shouted: "I am the dean of Alpha Academy, not the dean of Atlas! And we are wizards! We only believe in the truth!"
"No, no, you misunderstood what I meant." Professor Yao quickly raised his pipe and shook it: "I mean... do you believe that there is something that exists beyond us?"
Professor Emma folded her arms and looked at the dean of Jiuyou College cautiously without saying a word.
"Magicians believe," Professor Yao said softly: "They have always believed... believe that there is an angel, or God, or a great man, a sage, etc., such an existence... believe that there will be such an existence to lead them out of the darkness.
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"And now, Kolma has become that person."
"We can't stop people in the abyss from raising their heads and looking at the glimmer of light above their heads." Professor Emma sighed helplessly. The North District of Beta Town is more popular in various secret societies and weird beliefs than in other areas of the Wizarding World. The Alliance has always been
I know, but for the sake of compromise, no one can completely eliminate this situation.
Differentiation and organization can turn a group of people in the same situation into a mob, greatly reducing the difficulty of governance.
The premise is that they don't have the same idol.
"Our beliefs will not make us better, but their beliefs can." Professor Yao made the point: "Their behavior will not improve their situation, but our behavior can."
This is a sentence of opposites but unity, like a yin and yang fish.
Professor Emma raised her eyebrows.
"You mean..." She still seemed a little unsure.
"Education." He held his pipe and looked up at the ceiling, as if looking at a brilliant starry sky: "We can provide general education to the newly born wizards in the North District, so that they can learn in the fastest and most secure way.
, integrate into this strange but familiar world...Only education can erase old pain, prevent the continuation of hatred, and provide the wizards of the North District with a better living environment..."
Professor Emma looked at Lao Yao in shock, her mouth opened for a long time, and she didn't even think of closing it.
"I have never heard of the idea of expanding enrollment at First University," she finally shut up, thinking of what she should say: "And there are so many 'lesser wizards', does First University plan to recruit them all?
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Secondary wizard is a term full of discrimination, but the two senior wizards in the office don't seem to notice this at the moment. In other words, they notice it, but don't care. Because there are more important things to worry about.
"With their talents, it is naturally impossible for them to enter the First University." Old Yao nodded:
"Even if Starry Sky is only about combat effectiveness, or Atlas is about faith, the requirements for wizards are still very high... but they can enter their own academy."
"My own academy?"
"A long time ago, First University planned to add a new college. But this idea has been in the plan, and every time it was proposed, there were various voices protesting - the Moon Parliament, the New World, all wanted to add a new college to the First University.
For a university to expand their voice - now is a new opportunity."
The Moon Council wants to establish a Moon Academy, while the hunting groups in the New World want to establish a Hunter Academy.
Professor Emma also knows these demands.
It's just that because the enrollment qualifications of Yuexia College and Alpha College overlap; and the characteristics of students required by Hunter College and Starry Sky College are basically the same, in order to prevent the loss of outstanding students, First University has suppressed these calls.
Until now.
The emergence of the North District wizard seems to have brought hope to the establishment of the new college.
"First University North College, how about this name? With the purpose of 'pioneering and sacrificing,' we established a college that is independent of First University but belongs to First University."
Professor Yao seems to have been thinking about this idea for a long time and has taken care of all aspects of the needs:
"The birth of the wizards in the North District is pioneering, and the hunting groups in the new world are pioneering, and the Yuexia Council also needs to pioneer; the magic mastered by the wizards in the North District is sacrifice, and the hunting groups in the new world appreciate the sacrifice... And those old guys under the Yuexia
, afraid of sacrifice, but also like others to sacrifice. This is a win-win proposition."
"Kolma can be the dean of this new college. He is a great wizard with an upright family background. The school, the Moon Council, and the hunting groups in the new world should all accept this conclusion."
"Sounds good..." Professor Emma twitched her lips - Kolma is a student of Jiuyou College, and by choosing her as the dean of the new college, it is obvious who will benefit the most.
"She did well in the student union." Old Yao nodded in agreement, pretending not to see the sarcastic expression on the face of President Al.
"This is a very important topic, and perhaps neither of the two vice-presidents is qualified to decide." Professor Emma gave her own opinion.
"But there is always a beginning, isn't it?" Lao Yao bit his pipe, looked out the window, and murmured: "...There has to be a beginning."
"Oh, by the way, there's one more thing." Professor Yao put down his pipe, as if remembering something, and was about to speak, but stopped again, seeming hesitant, and looked up at the ceiling.
"Be quick about everything!" Professor Emma knocked on the coffee table in front of her.
"Well, I'm not sure." Old Yao spread his hands very honestly: "Last night, there seemed to be some movement in the North District of Beta Town, but when I paid attention, it was quiet over there again... It's been quiet these days.
The side may be more sensitive, so..."
"I know!" Professor Emma looked annoyed: "I thought it would be relaxing to go back to school for a while... If I had known better, I would have let the others come back!"