Dilling was skeptical.
Although Hydein has always been arrogant, he still feels that this time is too exaggerated. In terms of age and experience, he should be younger than most of the teachers of the Holy Academy. As the saying goes, no matter how hard you work, no one will be able to surpass everyone.
He told others about it, and Raymond and others were very indignant. They all said that Hyde was too arrogant and shameless, and they actively expressed their willingness to help him and his mentor connect.
Those mentors responded quickly.
Kevin's mentor, Goodley, is an honest man, and his answer is also very honest, "If it's Heidein, um, I can't beat it."
And the answer of Raymond's mentor Melina was very thought-provoking, "Hydein? Hmph, does he dare to compare with me? His mentor is just my junior!"
When Dilling heard this answer, what flashed in his mind was: Is it that Heidein dare not compare with her, or is she afraid to compare with Heidein
The answers of the two tenth-order true magisters greatly damaged Dilling's confidence. He began to believe that Hydein's self-confidence was not out of nothing, perhaps, he was really powerful. But Suso has not returned yet, and he still holds a faint hope in his heart. After all, Susuo's mentor is the fourth in the mainland recognized by the Magic Association!
So when Soso entered the door, his eyes were almost on his face.
"What did Instructor Chai Fuang say?" Di Lin asked impatiently.
Raymond put down the book and looked at Soso expectantly.
"The instructor said that he is a fighting lunatic." Susuo said slowly, "A normal person will never compete with a lunatic."
The look in Dilling's eyes dimmed instantly.
Raymond comforted him and said, "other tutors don't want to compete with him, but it doesn't mean they don't want to accept you. You can apply for a tutor change like the academy, and let the academy arrange it for you."
Di Lin was heartbroken, and immediately said with frustration: "What if he runs to find trouble with the new tutor?"
"How..." Raymond thought about Heideyin's person, and swallowed the word "maybe" abruptly.
Soso took off his shoes, sat on Dilling's bed, and comforted him: "I think Hydein may have his intentions."
"intention?"
"Well. Every tutor wants his students to be successful, and I think he is no exception. Otherwise, why would you only accept you as a student?" Suso remembered the scene when Di Lin sank into the lake and Hyde was rescued by flying. He was even more certain of his own thoughts, "Maybe, his teaching method is different from others."
Raymond said: "Could he have any hatred with you or your family?"
Dilling frowned and said, "No way." If there is any deep hatred, Hydein should burn him to ashes as soon as they meet.
Raymond said: "If not, maybe as Suso said, he just teaches differently from others."
"Is the teaching method different?" Hearing them say that, Dilling was also at a loss.
Raymond said: "This may be a good thing for you. After all, it is not easy to find a mentor who has beaten the invincibles of the Holy Court." After saying this, his sympathy went away, but instead he felt a little envious. The mentor who has beaten the invincible hands of the Holy Court, just thinking about it, feels very honorable.
Hearing what they said, Dilling couldn't be bothered with this matter anymore, he smiled and diverted the topic.
Although it was confirmed that Hydein's words were not bragging, Dilling did not return to the classroom, but simply soaked in the library and taught himself.
The library has a rich collection of books, all the primary magic skills of the four departments, and a lot of experience in using magic. After he obtained his student status and badge, he could browse in and out of the library at will.
He stayed in the library for three days and learned more than the previous two months combined.
He has now been able to gather water elements into water balls about the size of his head, and can slowly condense into a few water arrows. I believe that he will be able to use magic to create tornado-like water vortexes like Kevin. .
"You seem to be doing well."
Just as Dilling was using magic to slowly condense the water polo, and it was getting bigger and bigger, a nightmare-like sweet voice came from behind him.
The water polo snapped and fell to the ground. The water seeped into the dirt and splashed a few drops on his trouser legs.
Dilling took a quiet breath, closed the magic book, and turned around, "Teacher."
"Do you still remember me?" Hyde said with a half-smile, "I thought you fell out of bed in the middle of the night and your head lost your memory."
Dilling was silent.
"Since there is no memory loss, can I understand that... Your absence from school these days is intentional?" Heidein's face was still smiling, but his tone was gloomy.
Dilling held the magic book and said calmly, "I want to learn magic."
"Everyone who enters the Holy Court thinks so."
"I want to learn real magic."
"Real magic?" Hydein sneered, "What kind of magic do you think is real magic? Like this?" He stretched out his hand, and a water ball quickly condensed in his palm, the size of the one that Dilling had just now.
Dilling's eyes widened and he looked at him in disbelief, "Double, dual magician?"
how is this possible
He always thought that dual-type magicians were characters imagined by novel writers and could not exist in the world. Because of the element or the elves, they all have a unique desire for exclusiveness, and it is impossible for them to coexist with other elements. This is why many people can sense several elements at first, but after choosing one to cultivate, the perception of the other three elements gradually disappears.
But the facts in front of him did not allow him to deny it. The water element and the fire element are recognized enemies of the four elements, but their magic appears in the hands of the same person.
Could it be that Hydein is really strong enough to break through the limit of mutual exclusion of elements
Seemingly seeing his doubts, Hydein smiled and said, "You must be curious now whether I am a water magician or a fire magician."
Dilling did not deny it.
Heidein stretched out his other hand, and a strong flame burst into his palm.
The light and shadow of water and fire fell on the faces of Heidein and Dilling at the same time.
Dilling murmured, "How is that possible?"
Hyde put away the flame, handed the water polo to him, and said in a seductive voice, "Want to know the reason?"
Dilling looked at the water polo and suddenly said, "Why is the temperature of the water polo so high?"
The corners of Hydein's mouth curved slightly, "Found it?"
Dilling was still puzzled.
"Because, I'm using fire magic." Heide's eyes narrowed, and a ball of flame suddenly appeared around the water ball in his palm, wrapping the water ball tightly.
Dilling suddenly said: "I see. You are using the fire element to squeeze the water elements together!" The water elements are passive, because they are squeezed together, they have to condense into a water ball!
The fire and water in Heidin's hands suddenly disappeared, and he hugged his chest and said, "How is it compared to the one you just learned?"
Dilling blushed and whispered, "You never taught me."
"My mentor has never taught me how to use magic like this." Hydein said coldly, "If you teach everything from me, what's the use of you? Pass on my magic like a book? Don't you think the book is more reliable? At least it doesn't throw a tantrum or misinterpret what I mean."
Dilling lowered his head to look at his toes.
He clearly felt that he was reasonable, but for some reason, after seeing Heidein's magic, he began to understand and agree with his teaching method.
"Understanding the other three elements does not allow you to learn how to use their magic, but allows you to have more space and imagination to create your own magic and magic," he paused, then continued, " Defeat all enemies, no matter which faction he belongs to."
Dilling suddenly remembered Chai Fuang's answer to him—he was a fighting lunatic.
He knows that magicians can be divided into four types of magicians in addition to different attributes, and they can also be divided into life-type combat-type auxiliary types according to their areas of expertise. However, the definition of the latter method is rather vague. Many magicians can not only provide help in life, but also have a certain combat power, such as most of the tutors in the Holy Court. But listening to Heidein's remarks, he seems to be... an absolute combat magician
Dilling had new troubles.
Because he wants his tutor to be a life tutor, so that he can stay in the academy to research and invent magic that is useful to people's livelihood. According to statistics, most of the mages who stay in the Holy Court are because they have made outstanding contributions to life magic. As for the combat department, there are some, but even if most of the combat department instructors stay in the academy, they will often be dispatched to various parts of the continent as messengers of peace and justice-this is obviously contrary to his original intention.
"I want to be a life magician." Dilling expressed his wish.
Hyde was slightly startled, "What?"
"I want to be a life magician," he reiterated louder.
Hydein frowned, "What's your full name?"
Dilling was stunned for a moment, and subconsciously replied: "Dilling Baseco."
"Where's your father?"
"Andre Basseco."
"The one from Shaman Lille?"
"Um."
"Then why do you want to be a life magician?" Hydein looked puzzled.
“… life is convenient.”