This wizard only wishes to be a teacher

Chapter 94 - 94 88 Ant Tide

?Chapter 94: Chapter 88: Ant Tide Chapter 94: Chapter 88: Ant Tide Lucien’s current state was definitely what every Third-level Wizard Apprentice dreamed of.

After all, once this step was taken, it would be a world of difference. From that point on, he could leap to become an absolute high-ranking member within the Greybone Academy, and even, after accumulating some time, directly establish a new Wizard family, named after his own surname!

But Lucien hesitated only for a moment before giving up the thought of advancing immediately. Instead, he followed the spiritual power control techniques from the Greybone Meditation Method · modified II, manipulating his spiritual power to start reinforcing and suppressing his Spirit Sea.

Soon, under Lucien’s suppression, a new spiritual rune was reinforced in his Spirit Sea, temporarily binding some of his spiritual power within the Spirit Sea. It was like using a hand to push a buoy that was about to surface back into the water.

Then came the second one, the third one…
With each spiritual rune he condensed, Lucien could feel the faintly suppressed desire for a breakthrough, but these spiritual runes were now being suppressed in the Spirit Sea, relying on this almost self-sealing method to condense more spiritual runes.

“It’s not the time yet,” Lucien opened his eyes and said softly to himself.

For a Formal Wizard, the Wizard Apprentice stage is an important time to lay the foundation. During the Wizard Apprentice period, each additional spiritual rune solidified makes the foundation on the path of witchcraft even more robust, allowing one to go further.

Perhaps for the vast majority of Wizard Apprentices at Greybone Academy, advancing to a Formal Wizard was their ultimate goal, for which they would over-suppress their Spirit Sea, deplete part of their life, and even transform themselves into some bizarre beings at any cost.

After all, in the confines of Greybone Academy, a Formal Wizard already represented the pinnacle, and the level of the headmaster, being elusive and intangible, was simply beyond their aspirations. Indeed, many apprentices even doubted whether the so-called headmaster was still alive, given that it had been nearly 100 years since his last public appearance!

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