The Odin Academy of Magic will have theory classes every day, and the classes will be the same every day of the week. In other words, you only need to take one theory class a week. The same is naturally true of the twin colleges. The study of theory courses is not mandatory, and those who have a theoretical foundation can skip the classes at all, but they must take the theory course exam. Examinations are held at the end of each year and are graded at grades A, B, C and D based on the results of each subject. The D-level is not passed, and needs to be retaken. Grade C is Pass, Grade B is Good, and Grade A is Excellent. Students who pass the exam will receive a certificate issued by the school, and the certificate will be marked with a rating.

The pharmacy theory version will issue a pharmacist certificate, and the medical theory class will issue a physician certificate. Magicians are generally good at refining medicine and healing, which is also the means of livelihood of many magicians. In order to graduate from the Odin Academy of Magic, these two certificates must be obtained. Without these two certificates, no matter how powerful the magic is, you will not be able to get a graduation certificate. But there is no such requirement for Magic Knights.

These two certificates are jointly issued by the ten major magic academies and are recognized by many countries and forces, and they come here every year to recruit pharmacists and physicians, but only A-level ones. Therefore, many B-level and C-level students, some of whom are not very good in magic, will also take the initiative to retake it, hoping to get an A-level certificate, which is also a way out for them. But this A-level certificate can not be so easy to get, and there are less than ten A-level certificates issued in a year.

Doctors and pharmacists can only be awarded by the top ten magic schools, but the exam is a joint exam, which means that anyone can come to the top ten magic schools to take the exam, and if they pass the test, they can get a certificate issued by the top ten magic schools. The Odin Academy of Magic is also one of the exam sites.

Eva naturally didn't know these things, and Angela patiently explained Eva in detail and pulled Eva to a theory class.

Merck interjected, "The knight's ultimate is physical art. There is no mandatory theory class for knights in the school, so we don't need to get drunk. ”

Eva shook her head: "The so-called art is not pressing, the knowledge is your own, although the school does not require knights to get these two certificates, but we can't be lazy, studying medicine can cure diseases and save people, not to mention studying medicine, take the pill as an example, you know better than me how important it is to the cultivation of knights." As for whether or not to take a theory class, it's up to you. ”

Merck said with a generous and righteous momentum: "Since we choose to cultivate with you, you go to the theory class, and we will naturally go too." What about the two of you?" Merck looked back at Handas and Alius.

The two looked reluctant, but they still replied: "We listen to the boss." ”

In the medical classroom, the teacher walked into the classroom with a full-body ** wood carving, and the target was a male, lifelike. As soon as he entered the classroom, he caused an exclamation from the students. Eva was also crimson and didn't dare to look up.

The instructor was accustomed to this reaction, and like the wooden carving, he stood on the podium expressionlessly, watching everyone discuss in a chaotic manner. The mentor was very old, an old man with white hair and a white beard. He is not tall, his body is very thin, his mouth and ears are covered by hair, and his round nose is exposed. The eyebrows and the hair on both sides are attached. The only two eyes that show are squinted and unable to see the eyeballs, making you completely unable to see his inner world. From the curvature of those two eyes, you can feel that he is smiling.

After ten minutes, the classroom finally fell silent, and everyone began to pay attention to the interesting old man on the podium.