Chapter 37 Textbook
After Herage inserted the copper key into the door hole, magic flowed in the door, and the door opened automatically with a click.
After the door opened, the lights automatically turned on in the room, and the light was soft and pale yellow.
The house is fully furnished with tables, chairs and other furniture, and there are piles of wood next to the fireplace.
There are some oil paintings hanging on the walls, mostly landscapes.
The lights on the wall are very similar to those on the ship, except that the shape is more refined, the light is softer, and the interior is a light yellow stone.
The first floor of the house is the living room and kitchen. The second floor has three rooms, a bedroom, a study room, and an empty room.
The third floor is the attic, which is lower in height and suitable for storing some sundries.
The kitchen was fully stocked with cutlery and a variety of condiments, and Herrag also discovered tea and coffee.
Herage lit the wood to light the fireplace, then heated a pot of water and made himself a cup of coffee.
After a brief rest, Herage began to make follow-up plans.
"Deep Blue, give me a course study plan suggestion."
"The course study suggestions are as follows:"
"Learn the basic principles of meditation."
"Learn the basic principles of spell models."
“Learning multiple languages.”
"Learn a defensive zero-level spell."
"Learn an offensive zero-level spell."
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Shenlan made a series of plans, and Herage looked at the plan and found that there were quite a lot of things that he needed to be busy with.
He opened the rune stone and looked at the class schedule. The class time in Moonlight Grove was from nine o'clock in the morning to nine o'clock in the evening, and each class was three hours.
The courses are full almost every day this month, and there are various types of courses, including anatomy, necrobiology, shadowology, etc.
Herage searched and found "Basic Principles of Meditation" by Lori Ivann, just in time to start a new round of courses next Monday.
"This price..." He glanced at the price of this course, which required fifteen gold coins.
Gold coins are given on site. Herrag has course redemption coupons. You can just use the redemption coupons when the time comes. Moonlight Grove will regularly exchange the redemption coupons for gold coins and distribute them to the wizards who teach.
This meditation course has three sessions in total, totaling nine hours.
"One course costs fifteen gold coins, and this is a basic course."
Herage took out his money bag from the space ring and counted it. There were only twenty gold coins in total.
"Look at the tasks." Herage clicked on the tasks column, ready to take a look at the market conditions first.
"Recruiting a herbal medicine experimental assistant. He needs to have knowledge of herbal medicine. If he passes the on-site assessment, he can be hired. The reward is 30 gold coins."
"Looking for someone to help kill the mountain monster. It requires at least a second-class apprentice with two or more offensive spells. The reward is twenty magic stones."
"Collect the walking grass from the valley, 20 gold coins/plant."
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You can only view tasks and contact the task publisher on the rune stones. To publish tasks, you need to go to the affairs hall. After filling in the information and paying the deposit, the tasks will be updated simultaneously on the magic network.
Each runestone is bound to the corresponding wizard, and its internal functions will vary depending on the wizard organization.
There is also a limit on how far the rune stones can be used. They can only be used in the area where the eight wizard organizations are located. They cannot be used after they leave. It is enough for daily life.
Herage finally signed up for three courses: "Basic Principles of Meditation", "Basic Principles of Spell Model Construction", and "Basic Introduction to Herbalism".
He calculated that the three courses would cost seventy gold coins if taken normally.
As for herbalism, Larry had no plans to start classes for the time being, so Herage could only choose another course from a witch named Yuna.
The three courses will be completed in three weeks, and Herage's next plan is to borrow books.
The courses here do not provide teaching materials. The wizard apprentices need to prepare them by themselves. If some libraries have them, they can borrow them directly. If they don't have them, they can only buy them from other wizard apprentices.
The library in Moonglade is the tallest building here, with seventeen floors. This library has existed for over two thousand years and contains books of all types.
Herage's library card has the lowest level of authority, and he can only borrow books from the first floor.
Fortunately, the three books he needs for class are all basic books, and they are all on the first level.
Herage borrowed textbooks on meditation and herbal medicine, but the textbooks on spell models have been borrowed and are not available for the time being.
"You can go to the flea market." Seeing that he was a newbie, the librarian reminded him.
"Flea market?"
The librarian said: "The wizards in the woodland will take care of things there if they don't need them. They have everything. You can go and take a look."
Following the librarian's guidance, Herage came to the west side of the town, where the flea market was.
This place is no different from an ordinary street market, except it's not that noisy. The wizards are generally quiet.
Many of the wizard apprentices setting up stalls were reading with books in hand. They were very diligent and would only put down their books to take over business when someone asked.
There were all kinds of strange things on the street stalls, and the body parts of various unknown animals were already familiar. Herage also saw a poop seller with the label next to it saying dragon dung.
The key point is that his stool is quite fresh, and it doesn't look like dragon dung at all.
Herage frowned and quickly left the area, moving closer to the area with books on the stall.
There were several piles of books piled on a stall, and the stall owner was a thin boy wearing glasses.
"Is there a book called "Basic Principles of Spell Model Construction"?" Herage asked.
The boy adjusted his glasses and nodded: "Yes!"
He rummaged through the piles of books and seemed to have forgotten the location of the book on spell models. It took him a long time to find it.
"How much?" Herage asked.
"Fifty silver coins."
Herage doubted his ears: "How much?"
The boy explained: "They are all at this price. I also bought them for fifty silver coins. You can just sell them after you finish the class. This is how we all came here. I only bought these books to recoup my original cost, not to make money." .”
Just to be on the safe side, Herage went to a few other stalls and asked, and found that what the boy said was indeed true.
Of course he wouldn't believe it if it didn't make money, but the market price was indeed so much.
"Here." Herage poured out fifty silver coins and took away the book of spell models.
After counting the silver coins, the boy asked: "You are a newcomer, right? You can add me as a rune stone friend. I have a lot of books."
"Okay." Herage agreed after thinking about it. He would be able to find books faster in the future.
"Hello, my name is Leo Severon." Leo smiled.
"Hrag Merlin."
After Herage added him, there were two people in the friend list.
"I wonder how many rune stones Lilian has..." Herage suddenly thought of this question.
They didn't know there was such a thing as rune stones before they came here, and now they can only communicate through letters.
