Even more fortunately, Evan learned from his diary that only truly qualified people could see visions of notebooks in the moonlight.

This shows that Evan himself has the most important prerequisite for becoming a wizard!

The only thing that made Evan a little regretful was that the only thing that could be called a knowledge inheritance in this notebook was a basic meditation method and a few recipes for three potions. If Evan chooses to be a part-time wizard, then he will need to find the mysterious knowledge needed for advanced in the future, which is far less convenient than the convenience of knights' cultivation.

However, after much consideration, Evan finally decided to work part-time!

Although there may be a little risk, it is obvious that the benefits are greater, after all, the Fa Ye is an existence standing at the top of the transcendent contempt chain, and those who have the opportunity not to work part-time are fools.

Uncle Liangel, a pinnacle-level second-order transcendent, was a little dissatisfied with the status quo of the knights' existence, and Evan naturally didn't want to position himself as a simple high-level fighter.

Only those who have experienced it know how important it is for a person to have more choices at critical moments!

"Hoo ——!"

Making a major decision, Evan felt like a stone had been put down in his heart. I kept my notebook close to me, only to realize that I hadn't eaten for almost a day.

patted his already rumbling belly, and simply called Gary to go to the restaurant with him to settle the belated breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

That's when I got the chance to learn about last night's aftermath from Gary.

"We waited at the dock for a long time, and it was strange that they counted and said nothing was missing. At that time, I saw that thief carrying a package!"

Last night, after taking inventory, the officers on the supply ship did not find any valuables missing, but only thought that the thief had been scared away in time, and had not had time to steal anything.

After thanking Gary for the reminder, the matter was over.

Ai Wen touched the object in his arms before quietly letting go of the last trace of worry.

He didn't know it was.

This precious witchcraft notebook was actually treated as a regular book, mixed in a pile of at least hundreds of books of various kinds, ready to be shipped to the next naval base to replenish the library's collection.

The unit of measurement of these books on the supply ship's supply list was "a pile", so that the officers accompanying the ship did not find out what was missing.

"It's weird!"

How could "Zorro" know in advance what even the quartermaster had not discovered? Moreover, from the fact that he had three layers of "packaging" inside and three layers outside, it can be seen that he was cautious about this book, and obviously knew the essence of this book for a long time.

And it was only after reading Leon's notes that Evan realized that he had done another reckless thing.

The best way to deal with inexplicable witchcraft items is not to touch them, and even if they do, they must at least have enough security protection like "Zorro" before they can start.

Fortunately, there were no curses or witchcraft traps in Leon's notes that allowed Evan to escape a possible doom.

......

In the middle of the night, the whole city fell silent, and the occasional faint sound of waves from the window added to the silence in the room.

The moonlight was soft and cold, shining on the boy on the bed.

What is strange is that he did not lie on the bed but sat cross-legged, his eyes slightly closed and the corners of his mouth smiled, as if the whole person had fallen into a strange state of tranquility.

The wall clock ticked and ticked, and I don't know how long it lasted.

"Ding——! spiritual attribute has been turned on!"

Aiwen's eyes opened instantly, and in the horizon that others couldn't see, a line of data slowly emerged.

Name: Evan Garlott

Gender: Male

Rank: Captain (Silverwing, 3rd Fleet of the Kingdom of Phaletis)

Rank: Pinnacle Apprentice Knight/Junior Wizard Apprentice

Attribute: Constitution 0.95

Power 0.92

Agility 0.98

Spirit 0.28

Skills: Basic Meditation (Beginner) White Sail Swordsmanship (Mastery) Pharytis Saber (Mastery) Archery (Mastery) Grammar (Mastery) Nautical Knowledge (Entry) Pharmacy (Entry)

The principle of the data-based vision is too metaphysical, and Ai Wen is too lazy to explore it, and now he can even quantify the ethereal spiritual power. He felt that he had underestimated this "golden finger" before, and when he first got it, it was really a bit wrongful to call it "golden nail cover".

The original intelligence attribute in the attribute bar has been replaced by the mental attribute, and the initial value is as high as 0.28, which is not starting from scratch as imagined. In fact, if you think about it carefully, this is reasonable, and the fact that the spiritual power is not activated through meditation does not mean that the spiritual power does not exist in the first place.

It's as if before the knight trains, you already have a base stat for your Constitution, strength, and agility attributes.

Although Ai Wen didn't know what level this initial value of 0.28 was among wizards, judging from the fact that he entered the state after only one meditation and quickly turned on his spiritual attributes, his qualifications should be quite good.

After closing the list of attributes, Ai Wen found that his senses were much sharper with the opening of his mental power, the things in his eyes became vivid, and his ears heard the rustling of small insects outside the room, and his keen skin seemed to be able to feel the faint flow of air in the room.

This is an experience that has never been experienced before in the practice of knighthood. For some reason, a sentence from the Taoist Sutra of his previous life suddenly popped up in Ai Wen's mind: "Only cultivating one's life without cultivating one's nature is the first disease of cultivation; ”

Could it be that the dual cultivation of demonic martial arts is the correct way to open it? However, it wasn't until much later that Ai Wen learned the answer to this question.

Jump out of bed.

Evan reopened Leon's notebook and marked the only three supernatural methods in it, the three potions. They were all Leon's own inventions, and the use of relatively inexpensive materials could be used to create magical effects comparable to potions.

Although he didn't have the magical attack ability of a wizard as Evan imagined, he didn't feel sorry for it, an apprentice-level wizard might not be as good as an ordinary sailor in full armor in terms of combat ability, and as a full-time knight, he was not inferior to this bit of combat effectiveness.

The wizards' aids were what he valued most, and with these, Evan was already very satisfied.

The three agents are as follows:

The first is the Bird Language Elixir. This medicine is not intended for human consumption, but is fed to birds as an auxiliary medicine after preparation, and to cultivate spiritual birds. It can make these sky spirits very good scouts, and they can spread all over the ears and eyes to greatly expand the scope of detection.

The second is called a whale potion. It is a cultivation aid for official knights. The daily life of a knight is to fight, practice, and very importantly, that... Eat. Eating is a very important part of the knight, and sufficient energy replenishment is the foundation of the knight's strong physical fitness.

The effect is to greatly speed up digestion, and the more you eat, the faster the flesh will become ferocious, and eventually it can compete with the large beast lion tiger. In Aiwen's view, this is an enhanced version of "Stomach Digesting Tablets, chew before and after meals".

The third type is called an extractive agent. Used in combination with whale elixir, it can convert the flesh and blood essence of ferocious animals or large sea beasts into nutrients that humans can absorb, which can be called a holy medicine for practitioners of the knightly path, and also has a strong auxiliary effect on the relatively fragile body of wizards.