Although she couldn't see her face, Celinda could feel the two gazes looking towards her, and there seemed to be doubts and expectations in those eyes (this is just Celinda's brain......

As a teacher, Celinda feels her responsibility, but it is precisely because of this sense of responsibility that Celinda feels more and more uncomfortable.

This apprentice, as a teacher, can't help him......

Moreover, what the Master of Ceylon had said to himself is still in his ears.

"The origin of this apprentice is indeed a bit strange, I always feel that Radoff is hiding something about him, in short, you don't want to treat him as a key training object, and the internal secrets of the Ceylon Academy should never be taught to him, in short, just keep it as reserved as possible. ”

Even the Ceylon master said this, which made Celinda even more hesitant and contradictory.

Could it be that this apprentice really had something to do with the devil?

It is often difficult for people to have a sense of intimacy with the unknown, and to the people who can't see the purpose, because wearing a cloak to cover the body and face is a means of hiding identity, creating a sense of mystery and distance.

But for some reason, Celinda couldn't be wary of this cloak apprentice, but had an inexplicable liking.

Of course, this kind of affection cannot be the kind of relationship between men and women.

To be honest, this apprentice's seemingly crazy and rude offense at the beginning made Celinda have a bad impression of him, but maybe it's the so-called don't know each other, this strong bad impression may be transformed into an equivalent positive impression after some events, this apprentice named Al didn't actually do anything, but Celinda gradually understood that the other party's offense to him should really be just pure ignorance, or more simply, low emotional intelligence and lack of common sense.

Could such a person be a demon?

Celinda doesn't want to believe it, at least not yet.

But now Celinda will not help him, let alone have the ability to help him.

"Teacher Celinda, is there anything wrong with you asking me to come over?"

The teacher who was watching was inexplicably silent for a long time, and Al finally couldn't help but break the silence.

"Oh. Celinda raised her head suddenly, woke up like a dream, and said, "There's nothing to do, just ask about your learning progress." ”

Al looked at her quizzically.

It's inexplicable.

"Can I continue practicing?"

"Absolutely. Celinda nodded.

Al turned and walked towards the place where the apprentice practiced his spells.

"Al, wait. ”

"Huh?"

Al stopped and turned his head.

"I heard from Sierra that you have a talent for alchemy, did you agree to be her assistant?"

"Yes. ”

"Oh, that's good, alchemy is also very promising, and it would be great to be able to become an alchemist in a country like Serra, learn from her. Celinda smiled and said to Al in a tone of encouragement.

"Thank you, I will. ”

Al waved and turned around and continued to walk over to practice spells, and didn't even ask Celinda why she couldn't cast simple spells, which made Celinda feel a little relieved, but at the same time, she was a little puzzled, why didn't Al ask herself this question?

At this point, Celinda was very wrong.

Although Al sometimes lacks common sense, and even has low emotional intelligence, it is also because he has lived in a logging village since he was a child, and Al is often addicted to the world of books, and the people he comes into contact with are either those 'ill-intentioned' friends, or non-humans like Angel Amber, if you can develop the emotional intelligence of a normal person under such conditions, it should be a strange thing.

In short, Al is not stupid, on the contrary, he is very smart, very intelligent, and there is absolutely no problem in calling him a genius from a human point of view.

Celinda thinks that El has no way to become a mage at all, because judging by the two ways she has come up with it, it is indeed impossible to do it.

However, although Celinda thought that Al had no way to think of it, Al thought of a way, and it was even one of the two ways that Celinda thought of.

That is, the way to strengthen the magic power.

However, Al did not think of it based on his own experience and knowledge, although Al read a lot of books when he was in the logging village, it was naturally far from being comparable to an excellent teacher like Celinda with super high authority in the Ceylon library, at least for now.

At present, Al still didn't know what exactly led him to fail to cast spells, but he could at least confirm that his single step of casting spells and his mastery and use of magic power should be fine.

In other words, if Al himself practiced like an ordinary person, it would definitely not have any effect.

But that day it worked.

Al succeeded in casting the Fireball Spell.

Although it was under the guidance of Celinda's teacher.

In terms of magical theoretical knowledge, the current El is far from being comparable to Celinda, one is an excellent teacher and teacher of Ceylon Academy, and the other is an apprentice who has just stepped into the door of the wizarding world, and there is no comparison between the two.

Naturally, Al couldn't analyze like Celinda, and concluded a set of theoretical speculations that he couldn't cast magic because the density of the unit mana was too large.

But Al has his own way.

El's method is to use magic to imitate what Celinda-sensei did in his body, just like that day.

Stack the spell model of the Fireball spell inside of yourself.

This method was completely rejected by Celinda.

It stands to reason that Celinda would think so.

Stacking multiple spells on one's body at the same time is similar to multitasking.

And it's not like you're multitasking, like a person calculating a math problem on scratch paper while drawing a landscape sketch, or so to speak, like a person calculating multiple math problems at the same time.

Remember, it's at the same time.

That is to say, it is not allowed to calculate this problem and calculate that problem, but calculate it at the same time, that is, the draft must be played at the same time.

How is that possible?

Someone will surely cry out in surprise, even if someone can do it with two minds, but if they calculate and draft at the same time, then it means that the left hand and the right hand should be writing at the same time, two questions are fine, but what about three questions? plus feet? five questions? plus mouth?

It certainly can't be done for humans.

However, Al is not human.

He can do it.

Al remembers that Celinda had helped him strengthen the magic structure six times before he succeeded in casting the fireball spell.

So far, Al has been able to stack the Fireball Technique three times on his own.

If there were no accidents, when Al's Fireball Technique could stack seven times, he would be able to reproduce the Fireball Technique that was comparable to or even surpassed the Great Fireball Technique of the Three-Ring Spell that day.