Chapter 120 The second floor of the library

Don’t worry about the textbooks on Herbology and Potions. Larina has them all, and Herage has already got them. ◆𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐥𝐞 Search for 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝟓𝟐𝟎𝐜𝐨𝐦Read◆

Don’t worry about the course, Larry explains it personally and really treats Herrag as a student.

Herage took out the rune stones and looked at them. There were almost no courses offered during this period, and it would take a few days before normal courses would start.

The courses in Moonglade are all cheap, mainly for the convenience of wizard apprentices. Those formal wizards who take classes basically have mission requirements, and the mission content is that classes must be held every three months.

Moonlight Grove has given a lot of resources to the official wizards who signed the contract. Accordingly, these wizards must also bear certain responsibilities and obligations.

In this war between Moonlight Grove and Green Lodge, several official wizards died, which was a serious loss to both sides.

The knowledge Herague urgently needs now is also knowledge related to ancient magic. There are no relevant books on the first floor of the library, so he can only go to the second floor to see if there are any.

The library in Moonlight Grove has a total of seventeen floors, and even third-class wizard apprentices can only go to the second floor to borrow books.

If you go up further, you must be an official wizard who has signed a contract before you can go up and borrow books.

Since Herage decided to use the Great Dark Sky as his innate spell, he definitely needs to learn more about the relevant knowledge. ̴x̴.̴c̴o̴m̴

Early the next morning, at dawn, Herage ended his meditation and headed to the library.

Larry has no orders for the past two days, so he has time to go to the library to supplement his knowledge.

When Herage arrived at the library, he found more than a dozen people waiting outside the library.

The library wouldn't open for a while, so a few people squatted on the roadside with books and read by the light of the street lamp.

Herague thought of Leo again. Fu Shi had not responded to the message so far. This man didn't have many friends, and Herag had no way of finding out his whereabouts.

The people outside the library worked just as hard as Leo. Most of them were first- and second-class wizard apprentices. There were only two third-class wizard apprentices plus Herague.

Herage glanced at the time in his field of vision. The door to the library opened automatically just after six o'clock.

The wizard apprentices waiting outside walked in in an orderly manner without anyone fighting.

This place is not as crowded as the school in the previous life, so you need to go in and grab a spot.

The library in Moonglade highlights a "vast area and sparsely populated area" with many empty spaces.

Herage first walked around the first floor and scanned in some of the newly added books.

The books here are updated very slowly. Even if there are new books, they are basically books just written by the wizards of Moonlight Grove and put into the library after approval.

Herage followed the stairs and arrived at the second floor.

The door to the second floor was closed tightly. There was a groove on the door, and Herage put the runestone in it.

The rune stones lit up immediately, and the grooves also lit up with green light. After a ding, Herage picked up his rune stones, and the door opened automatically.

The second floor of the library is wider than the first floor. If you look around, you can see rows of bookshelves with no end in sight.

"It seems that there is also space magic here."

Herage measured the size of the space here. It was much larger than it looked from the outside, at least three times larger than the space on the first floor.

There are only two people on the second floor, one is the librarian at the front desk, who is a third-class wizard apprentice.

This man looked very old, his beard and hair were all white. The sign in front of him read: "Leighton Potter."

The lifespan of a third-class wizard apprentice is generally between 120 and 150 years old, and they will age much slower than ordinary people.

But the Layton in front of him looked so old, at least over a hundred years old.

Herage knew that some wizard apprentices had no hope of promotion when they were old, so they would leave Moonlight Grove and return to their hometowns to retire.

Of course, there are also people like Layton who don't plan to leave and spend the rest of their lives in Moonlight Grove.

Moonlight Glade will not drive them out. People are needed everywhere in the Woodland. Jobs such as librarians are very suitable for these elderly people.

The work in the library is very easy, and you don't even need to be responsible for organizing the books.

There is a spell inside the library, and all books placed in designated locations will automatically return to their original positions on the bookshelf.

"Are you just promoted?" Although Layton is very old, his eyes are still shrewd, and he is sitting on the chair at the front desk with a smile.

Herage nodded and said, "Yes, I'm going to come to the second floor to have a look."

"Well, every newly promoted third-class wizard apprentice can't wait to come to the second floor to have a look, so I know almost all the third-class wizard apprentices in the forest. Although I am older, my memory is still good, and I know everyone. Remember, this is the first time I’ve met you.”

Layton speaks slowly but enunciates clearly.

After chatting with him for a while, Herage learned about the general classification of books on the second level and the corresponding areas. He first went to the historical area.

After he left, Layton also picked up a book and read it slowly. He took a sip of brewed coffee from time to time and seemed very comfortable.

Herage came under the bookshelf and looked up at the high bookshelf.

The bookshelf here is very high, nine meters long. Even if you raise your head, it is difficult to see what books are on it.

But this is not difficult for Herage. He has Deep Blue to obtain information.

It is a trivial matter for a third-class wizard apprentice, who basically knows the skill of magic perception.

It's very easy to take down the top book. Use magic power to move it, and the corresponding book will automatically fly down.

Herage started from the first book on the first bookshelf in the history category, scanned and entered them one by one, and recorded them all into Deep Blue's database.

He didn't have time to read them in detail, so he took all the time to enter these books.

Since the second level is too large, Herage estimated that it would take three or four days to complete the entry of all the books.

The content of books on this level is far richer and more in-depth than that on the first level. Many books on the first level can basically find their corresponding higher-level versions here.

Four days later, Herage was in front of the last bookshelf, holding a copy of "Dragon Geography" and flipping through it. Deep Blue quickly scanned and entered the contents.

"It's finally done." Herage thought to himself.

This level has brought him great gains, and the knowledge here is enough to be used for a long time in the future.

For ordinary wizard apprentices, even if they study for decades, they may not be able to read all the content here.

But Herage doesn't need to read every book. As long as the data is stored in Deep Blue's database, he can take it out when he needs it.

After this was completed, Herage began to read the book seriously.

He was going to look at things related to ancient history and ancient magic, and he also needed to look at information about body-refining wizards.

But of course you don’t need to stay in the library to read it, you can just lie in bed and read it when you get home.

When he left, Layton was already asleep, sleeping on a book.