Chapter 11

Master Mosido's house was quite large, not only a standalone three-story building, but each floor had seven or eight rooms.

The tranquil environment was very suitable for wizards and apprentices to delve into their studies.

Especially the side room that Master Mosido casually pointed out to Sain. Upon entering, Sain found that his mental focus condensed faster, probably due to a hidden magic array in the room.

The path of a wizard's cultivation and exploration of truth may seem boring and tedious to outsiders, but Sain, immersed in the side room, did not feel that way.

"Introduction to Alchemy" and "Basic Knowledge of Fire Elements" were courses Sain had taken before, but he never expected that with the notes Master Mosido had annotated in the two magic notebooks, he could discover so many knowledge points he had never explored or noticed before.

The two magic notebooks were not something that could be read in a day or two. By the time the day was almost over and his stomach was growling, Sain had only roughly flipped through five pages of "Introduction to Alchemy" and thoroughly absorbed and understood the knowledge points on two pages.

Without a doubt, these two books were enough for Sain to digest and absorb for one or two months.

No wonder Master Mosido entrusted them to Sain, probably thinking that during this period, Sain could recover from his injuries.

As for the initial meditation method, Sain had not yet started it.

One must eat step by step. Although he did not receive any explicit hints, he had a vague feeling that compared to the meditation method, Master Mosido seemed to place more importance on the two leather-bound notebooks he had given him.

After all, the former was just a trace of mental power recorded by Master Mosido, while the latter was a notebook written word by word by the master himself.

To put it more simply, the initial meditation method was a cultivation technique passed down in Master Mosido's lineage, perhaps inherited from his predecessors.

But the two magic notebooks were Master Mosido's own creations, the crystallization of his wisdom and knowledge.

Wizards in the world of magic generally place great importance on the transmission of knowledge, and although this was the territory of dark wizards in the Dark Region, dark wizards were still a type of wizard.

As the day ended, the hunger in his stomach and the "ding ding" sound of the magic quartz clock in the living room indicated that it was already late.

Just as Sain was considering whether he should take his leave from his mentor, the door of the room he was in opened gently.

A rather peculiar human-shaped metal frame appeared in his field of vision, emitting a faint red light from the top. A somewhat stiff voice followed: "Master Mosido has called you to the dining room on the second floor for a meal. Please follow me."

The metal frame in front of him was clearly a non-living entity.

Its appearance and origin piqued Sain's curiosity. As a formal dark wizard, the power and mysterious means Master Mosido possessed made Sain marvel.

In the process of learning from Master Mosido, he believed that higher-level magic and mysterious phenomena would gradually be revealed to him.

When Sain followed the metal frame to the second floor, he found that Master Mosido had already arrived and was seated at the head of the dining table.

In addition to Master Mosido, there were two other people in the dining room, sitting on either side of him.

The one on the left was a man in a light yellow magic robe. Apprentices at the Black Magic Academy usually wore black robes, so the man in the metallic yellow magic robe was quite rare.

The person sitting on Master Mosido's right was a woman who looked slightly younger, but she was clearly older than Sain.

She was wrapped in a black robe, with only her pale face visible, which Sain remembered vividly.

"Hehe, you're here," Master Mosido's usually stern face broke into a slight smile.

After nodding to Sain, he introduced him to the two disciples beside him.

"This is my newly admitted disciple, your fifth junior brother."

"If he has any questions about magic knowledge or elemental domains, you two should guide him promptly," Master Mosido instructed the two disciples.

"Yes, Master," the two disciples replied respectfully.

Strictly speaking, the two people in front of Sain should be called "Senior Brother" and "Third Senior Sister."

Senior Brother Zorro was the disciple who had been with Master Mosido the longest. Although he did not appear particularly outstanding, Sain felt a heavy sense of oppression from him.

His strength was clearly beyond that of an ordinary advanced apprentice. Whether he had reached the level of a formal dark wizard was unknown, but Sain felt his strength might be on par with the academy's inspectors.

Third Senior Sister Phoebe introduced herself as an advanced apprentice.

Sain could see that among his two senior siblings, Third Senior Sister was more enthusiastic, while Senior Brother nodded lightly in acknowledgment.

With the strength and knowledge of his two senior siblings, teaching Sain, a mere low-level apprentice, was not a problem.

After all, as a formal dark wizard, Master Mosido had numerous magic research projects and experimental topics, and often took on alchemy tasks commissioned by other wizards.

Naturally, he did not have much time to specifically teach Sain.

The master leads you to the door, but cultivation depends on the individual.

Before Sain thoroughly digested the two magic notebooks and advanced to a mid-level apprentice, the personal guidance from Master Mosido would likely be limited.

The dinner for the four people in the dining room consisted of several rich and fragrant dishes and some uniquely shaped desserts.

It was unclear whether this was Sain's first dinner at Master Mosido's place or whether Master Mosido and his two disciples were always this extravagant.

Among the several delicious dishes, one was the black shark scale fish that Sain had wanted to eat with Lina two days ago.

The other dishes, by their appearance, were similar to the black shark scale fish, made from magical creatures or even magical beasts.

During the meal, Sain learned from the more enthusiastic Third Senior Sister Phoebe that the human-shaped metal frame that had led him up was a golem designed and developed by the master himself.

However, the golem was still in a semi-finished state, so it looked like a frame.

Although its combat ability was not prominent, it was sufficient for daily chores.

During Master Mosido's experiments, the golem could sometimes lend a hand, being more useful than ordinary apprentices.

At the dining table, Sain mainly communicated with Third Senior Sister Phoebe.

On the other side, Senior Brother Zorro frequently engaged in low conversations with the master.

Given his strength and knowledge, Senior Brother Zorro was likely the most capable among Master Mosido's three disciples to engage in and discuss magical academic research with him.

Sain vaguely heard them talking about something called a "fire element fission generator," but he had no idea what it was.

In the light conversation with Senior Sister Phoebe, Sain frequently reached for the delicious dishes on the table.

This was the first time Sain had eaten so many magical creatures.

Especially after Senior Sister Phoebe introduced the unassuming dish in the center of the table, its main ingredient was the hind leg of a high-level magical beast, the Ice Lion Rabbit.

This was a more powerful magical beast than the saltwater crocodile. When Sain picked up a piece of meat and put it in his mouth, he was first startled by the coldness contained in the dish.