I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 1396 - 790: Teaching Disciples and Trading Qualifica

But now, having beco Lis’s disciple, setting the goal of becoming a Golden Mage again seems sowhat ridiculous.

Perhaps, I can reach a realm I had never imagined before?

Such a thought slowly erged in Cole’s heart.

Although Cole had not clearly defined his future beliefs, Lis had already planted a legendary seed in his heart, just waiting for it to take root and sprout.

Lis noticed the change in Cole’s gaze and nodded in satisfaction.

This is how it should be!

Lis did not need to worry much about his disciple Cole in other areas, only that he lacked confidence.

This might be related to his upbringing and growth experience, but now that he has beco his disciple, the past no longer matters.

Lis gently batted away the Black Cat that tried to reach for the pastries before him, looked at Cole, and said:

"Alright, there are many things you need to learn slowly, don’t be too anxious."

"However, there is sothing I need you to do now."

"Lis, what is it?"

Upon hearing this, Cole quickly straightened his posture and looked at Lis respectfully.

Having just beco Lis’s disciple, this was his first task. Naturally, Cole had to muster his energy.

"Although it’s called a task, you don’t need to do anything deliberately."

Lis looked at Cole and said slowly;

"You know the Magic Journal ’Source of All Magic?’ I’ve just completed a paper that is enough to be published in the journal."

"From your perspective, why do you think I founded those Magic Journals?"

Faced with Lis’s question, Cole fell silent for a mont.

Honestly, he had always been imrsed in his own papers and had never considered these aspects.

Before this, the Pan-Continent Mage Association didn’t have any Magic Journals.

There were only so newspapers called intelligence summaries, but the content involved mostly dynamic information and changes within the association.

There has never been a "newspaper" dedicated to registering magical knowledge.

After pondering for a mont, Cole looked up and said to Lis:

"I think your purpose in founding those Magic Journals is to break the limitations of those schools, allowing most mages in the association to access more magical knowledge."

"Oh? Elaborate?"

Lis was a little surprised at Cole’s answer.

He hadn’t expected Cole to answer from this angle, and in fact, it was sowhat close to his purpose.

Cole organized his thoughts and said seriously:

"I’m not sure if you know, but at our Jonas Magic Academy, what we mainly learn is so more basic magical knowledge."

"To master more powerful high-level magical knowledge, either we have to exchange for it by completing academy missions, or the academy teachers must be willing to actively teach us."

"For most students, this kind of opportunity is rare."

"However, this is the case for us Low-level Mages without any background."

"After graduating from Jonas Magic Academy, we either pass an assessnt to join the association’s schools, or we can only beco freelance mages. Whether staying with the association or leaving, we need to complete commission tasks in exchange for wealth, and then purchase those magical knowledge."

"Of course, joining a school also has those tasks, but there’s the opportunity to get more valuable magical knowledge."

"I’m not sure what you think, Lis, but for us ordinary mages, the ’Source of All Magic’ does indeed give us a brand new opportunity."

"So many mages in the association are unwilling to leave the Wisdom Library because this opportunity was too rare for us before."

"I think your purpose in founding the Magic Journal was probably the sa."

"I’ve read all the Magic Journals carefully. Although so I can’t understand, they have also brought a lot of inspiration."

"Beyond those magical knowledge, you have also made understand what magic research is... what creative thinking is, through those magic papers!"

As Cole spoke, Lis’s smile grew brighter.

This is... really great!

Lis didn’t expect Cole to have such an understanding.

Indeed, the magical knowledge is only one aspect of it.

Lis wanted to use Magic Journals and papers to let mages of the Pan-Continent Mage Association understand what thinking is!

As he delved deeper into the Domain of Wisdom, he also gained more insights.

The reason Wisdom is not equal to Knowledge is mainly because of this.

The pursuit of knowledge generates the primary drive for Wisdom, but knowledge is not the final goal.

Acquiring knowledge, using knowledge, and inspiring knowledge...

The breadth encompassed by Wisdom is undoubtedly grander!

"Well said."

Lis looked at the slightly worried Cole and praised with a smile:

"You already have a good understanding, as for other matters, you are not yet able to participate."

"You should have just woken up, look at your ’Source of All Magic’ badge!"

"Yes."

Cole was sowhat surprised but still took out the school badge.

This school badge could also take effect in Kane Floating City, and Cole saw the pinned ssage in the badge.

Aside from the announcent, Cole was surprised to find that his school rank had been upgraded to Two-star Arcanist.

At the sa ti, the badge had an additional new function.

That is the eligibility to apply for materials and use Floating City Magic Facilities from the school.

"Teacher, what is this?"

Cole naturally understood the aning of this and felt a bit flustered.

Does this an... he could borrow those Floating City Magic Workshops that even Legends envy?

What rit does he have for this?

"Alright, don’t make a fuss."

Lis looked at Cole and said with a smile;

"In fact, even without the ’Source of All Magic’ side, as my disciple, you are also entitled to use those Magic Facilities."

"So don’t be surprised, you will get used to it over ti."

As Lis spoke, the surprise in Cole’s heart gradually cald down.

And at this mont, he truly felt the confidence and support that ca with being a Legendary Disciple.

These things, Cole wouldn’t have dared to imagine before.

"Alright, you should now understand that in the ’Source of All Magic’, you are the only one besides who can apply for the Legend Magic Workshop."

At this, Lis’s mouth slightly curved up:

"The more crucial point is, you can apply for the Legend Magic Workshop, but the ’Source of All Magic’ has no restriction on whom you bring into the Magic Workshop, understand?"

"Lis, do you an?"

Lis put it this way, and Cole, not being foolish, naturally understood his intention.

However, this surprised him a bit.

Is the ’Source of All Magic’ School really allowing such actions?

"Don’t worry, it’s my school, my Floating City, so I do as I please."

"You now have the Floating City badge, so there’s not much restriction on which Magic Facilities you want to borrow usually."

"As for the eligibility from the ’Source of All Magic’ School, you can ’sell’ it at a good price."

"Teacher, this is a bit too challenging for ; it’s better if you decide."

Cole hesitated for a mont, but then he said with so resolve.

Although he didn’t know what Lis intended, it was clearly part of his plan.

However, the eligibility to use a Legend Magic Workshop is imnsely valuable, as Cole has heard.

Even Golden Mages have no claim to contend or purchase this eligibility; this is the domain above Legends.

Could it be that he should sell this eligibility to those Legendary mbers?

Just thinking about it made the badge in Cole’s hand feel a bit hot.

"What are you afraid of?"

Lis looked at Cole and shook his head, saying:

"When you leave here, just say you’ve beco my disciple."

"I want to see who dares to force you!"

"Just sell this eligibility for a good price; consider it a gift from , your teacher."

Cole looked at Lis, not knowing what to say.

What kind of good teacher sends their disciple to face Legends right away?

Cole felt that his future life might be a little "different."