Chapter 87 Every law is a lesson in blood
In the evening, Lynn left Nancheng District with Lauder's ardent farewell.
The moment you walk out of the narrow alleyway, the bustling and bustling central square appears in front of you.
The wide streets are full of traffic and crowds, a scene of hustle and bustle. A huge airship passes through the sky above the city, causing waves of children to play and chase after each other.
Although Ralph's death dealt a great blow to the halflings, life must continue.
Such a prosperous and peaceful scene is in stark contrast to the dilapidated and chaotic Nancheng District.
But Lin En didn't have much energy at this time, let alone the corresponding ability to care about the poor people who were suffering from magic, and kept thinking about the next action in his mind.
It is probably a good choice to start the investigation from the wizard apprentice who tried to steal the blueprint of the airship. In addition to the airship, Lynn wants to get in touch with the organization called [Blood Thorn].
Not only because he wants to obtain a copy of [The Source of Magic Power] from this channel, Lynn also wants to find out how an apprentice wizard completes the class leap, and is there any other way to be promoted to a formal wizard...
Perhaps the act of entering the Nancheng District was a little alarming. In the next few days, Lynn failed to receive a letter from Lauder.
And there was no news from the security team.
Lynn was not surprised by this. Judging from Lauder's remarks and the chaotic situation in the southern city, the so-called security team may be deeply involved with those magic workshops.
If he keeps urging, the best result is that Leia will lead someone to find and kill the wizard apprentice, give him an explanation, and the possibility of continuing to investigate is very slim.
Since there is no useful news, Lynn can only calm down for the time being, and continue his daily life as a professor. On weekdays, he attends classes to study magic, and by the way, accumulates the reserve of magic power to the limit.
Until the morning of the third day, Lynn took a lot of materials and prepared to do one thing, which was to apply for teaching funding!
Whether it is researching magic or building an intelligence network, money is needed in almost every aspect.
Considering that an airship has already aroused the covetousness of interested people, Lynn is not going to come up with more novel things in a short time.
If you want to get a lot of money in a short time, you can only start with teaching funds.
He is going to ask the lion to ask for 100 magic gold coins this time!
This amount may be a bit too much, but what did Brother Xun say?
If you want to open a window, you have to propose to lift off the roof first!
However, Lynn's plan fell through before it started. Philip looked at the long teaching plan and shook his head dumbfounded. "You are a bit late, Professor Lynn, Master Herram is not in the academy these days."
"Such a coincidence?" Lynn frowned involuntarily.
"Remember the psyker apprentice you brought back?" Philip asked.
"White pigeon?" Lynn certainly didn't forget about this. He visited the other party in the medical room once, and he was still sealed in the ice coffin just like before.
"That's right, Master Herram left with this little girl last night, probably to the city of wizards." Philip said uncertainly.
Lin En nodded first, then hesitated for a while, and asked in a slightly puzzled voice. "Professor Philip, I had a doubt before. Master Herram seems to be very concerned about this matter."
White Pigeon is just an ordinary apprentice recruited by Cluj in the Sekas Empire, and it stands to reason that he doesn't have any friendship with the Great Wizard.
"Maybe it's because of Iyeta..." Philip said hesitantly.
"Iyeta? This academy?" Lynn paused for a moment. He really couldn't imagine how the life and death of Baige would have anything to do with this academy.
"No, I'm talking about Iyeta, the daughter of Master Herram, a child with a great talent for magic. She looks somewhat similar to that little halfling girl, but it's a pity that she was exposed to magic too early, and her mind is still weak. Immature, and died in a magical accident... So this time I saw this psyker called White Dove, probably because I was a little emotional." Philip said with a slight sigh.
In fact, the rule that Iyeta Academy has a 12-year-old admission requirement is also related to this, just to avoid some unnecessary magical accidents.
Lynn nodded. No wonder Herram tolerated a noisy halfling girl without any magical talent. It turned out to be love.
Since the great wizard was not there, Lynn had no choice but to take back the long teaching list. The approval of hundreds of magic gold coins is not up to these professors.
"By the way, Professor Philip, I heard that there are many magic workshops in Nancheng District that use poor people for experiments, is that true? This does not seem to comply with the regulations of the parliament..." Lynn thought of what he saw and heard in Nancheng District yesterday , asked tentatively.
Lauder's one-sided words alone are not enough to be trusted. Lynn is even more curious about how the great wizard Helram, the actual ruler of this harbor city, views all this, so he won't be kept in the dark, right?
"Even if some do not comply with the regulations, so what? Most of the poor people who participated in the magic experiment were voluntary, and no one can stop it. Since someone wants to gain the power of magic, he must pay the price!" Philip said. The tone is somewhat indifferent.
Elements, shaping, potions, alchemy, the development of magic in every discipline is not easy.
For example, the fusion of elements can sometimes cause unimaginable damage. The development of each type of potion also requires a large number of experimental products. Plastic magic has to dissect and study the structure of those magical creatures. Even if alchemy is drawing If there is a slight mistake in the process of the magic circle, the consequences will be unimaginable.
Almost every year, wizards die in magic experiments, and even taking precautions in advance cannot prevent all accidents.
Of course, more casualties were those apprentice assistants and poor people who participated in the experiment.
The last hundred years have been counted. In fact, every regulation of the Magic Council is a lesson of blood...
Lin En was also speechless for a while. In this chaotic world, it is obvious that wizards cannot be expected to attach much importance to human life.
"Professor Lynn, someone is looking for you outside the college. Do you want to allow him to come in?" While the two were chatting, a small head suddenly protruded from the door, and two small hands grabbed the door and asked.
Seeing that familiar and lovely face, Lynn nodded with a smile: "Lydia, please take him to my room, I'll be there later."
If there is no accident, it should be Lauder who sent to notify his subordinates to arrive.
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(end of this chapter)