The construction of the magic windmill was going far further than Colin had expected, and on the seventh day, Jennifer had come to inform him and Roy to attend the audit.

On a small hill outside the Thunder City, a magical windmill estimated to break the construction speed record of the Tulum Kingdom rises from the ground.

It has a conical body and four blades, and Collin, who saw this kind of windmill for the first time, couldn't help but admire - it really looks like a windmill.

All the magic apprentices who helped from the Hall Academy of Magic had arrived, about thirty people.

According to Roy's inquiry, these are just designers, and the actual workers involved in the construction may be as many as 100 people. And that's not counting the more than twenty mercenaries who were guarding the windmill at this time.

Printhis's father is also a big businessman, and it is not clear what business he does, but for the sake of his son's affairs, it can be said that he has invested enough money.

Since neither Principes nor the Dean had yet arrived, a group of magical apprentices scattered around the hill chatting in pairs.

Colin and Roy found a large tree and sat on the ground to rest.

"This magic pattern adopts a six-pointed star framework, three layers of calculation modules, namely a semi-elliptic module, a diagonal module, and a Euberne Finley module, using progressive double multiplication algorithm, single-column functions, and cutting ...... Cutting ......"

Roy shook his head and recited, stopping abruptly, then turning his head and looking at Colin with an inquiring look.

"Cutting Double Loop Regression Counting." Colin said clearly verbatim.

"Oooh, cut the double ring...... Double-ringed ......" The big head looked at Colin again.

Colin sighed, taught all night, and couldn't even say these words, and said helplessly:

"Forget it, in case I asked you, I just said that I just helped verify the third-level score of the calculation part, I believe that with such a simple job, the dean will not ask again."

"Sooner on."

Roy suddenly collapsed to the ground and sighed: "To be honest, I'm really not this material, even if I awaken my spiritual power and become a magician, I won't learn any magic patterns well." ”

"If you don't learn magic patterns, you can't even put a few spells."

"I'm just going to learn a fireball technique, you don't need to know magic patterns for this, right?" Roy asked, looking up.

"Fireball Technique, a spell of a single elemental nature, really doesn't need the support of Demon Pattern Technique."

Colin first affirmed this statement, and then changed his words: "But if you only have one fireball technique, let alone not being able to beat a knight of the same level head-on, you will have no power to fight back when you are attacked by someone." ”

"What's the good thing about fighting and killing, if I awaken my spiritual power, I will only practice a fireball technique, and then go to the back kitchen of the academy to apply for a fireworker."

After Roy finished his mouth, he said helplessly: "Anyway, how did you understand so many complex formulas and theorems?" ”

"Aren't these the most basic things, you ask these people who came today, which one won't?"

After Colin said this, his heart was a little shaken.

The original owner is not a very smart person, in addition to being willing to work hard, his memory is not bad, and he can memorize a lot of basic knowledge.

But if you really want to say that he fully understands and flexibly applies what he has learned this year, it is still a matter after he crosses over.

He wasn't sure what the other magic apprentices were, and he didn't know if the average magician was very knowledgeable, so now that he thought about it, his previous self-evaluation might have been a little low.

But after thinking about it again, I was a little discouraged, after all, he was just a magic apprentice, no matter how powerful he could be, he was just a scum who couldn't even use fireball skills.

"Colin, Roy."

Jennifer walked from a distance and greeted the two who were sitting under a tree watching the windmill.

She was followed by a short woman, also dressed in the Academy's Lady Apprentice robes.

It was none other than Anne Heckert, who Colin had never seen before.

Unlike Colin Roy, who paid for a sponsor, Anne came from a poor family, and because she inadvertently helped a magician, she was recommended to the Academy of Magic, and helped her pay for a year's tuition.

Later, because of his excellent grades, the college gave him free tuition and scholarships, and when he got to know Jennifer, a rich girl, he received a lot of help.

Anne was thin, but she looked very lively from bounce all the way.

"Dear Jennifer, when the breeze blows the scent of yours, my heart beats as if it were reborn, oh, your outfit today is so dazzling, even the sun above your head has lost a lot of color......" Roy had already stood up, bent down gracefully to say hello, and the words of praise did not need to be thought of at all, and jumped out of his mouth directly.

"Hello Roy."

Jennifer responded with a rare smile: "You are also very handsome today, I wonder if you are ready to be drawn by the dean to ask questions?" ”

Roy's face suddenly turned bitter: "It won't be so unlucky." ”

Jennifer turned her head to look at Colin: "A few days ago, because I helped Mr. Principus supervise the construction of the windmill, I haven't had time to thank you, thank you, Colin, after the magic pattern inscription, it was successfully activated in one time, and even the debugging process was omitted." ”

"That's what I'm supposed to do." Colin smiled in response.

Anne on the side suddenly said, "Colin, can I ask you about the calculation process of the 'Double Ring Regression Count'?" ”

Compared with Jennifer, Anne's studies are obviously higher, she and Colin have not communicated much in the past, but after getting the manuscript this time, she found that many places are not clear, originally thought it was a design error, but according to the final result of the engraved magic pattern, the effect is surprisingly good.

Anne has a nerd-like persistence, often admitting death when she talks and acts, and when Jennifer and Principis and others only focus on the results, she has to stick to the process.

Colin smiled: "No problem, which part is it?" ”

Jennifer interjected, "If you want to discuss it, wait until you go back, the dean will be there in a while." ”

As soon as he finished speaking, he heard the neighing of horses and the creaking of wheels in the distance.

The two carriages approached in the blink of an eye.

Under everyone's gaze, Donald Garr, the head of Hall's School of Magic and Wizardry, got out of one of the carriages, and at the same time, two people walked down from the other one in quick succession.

Donald Garr has a short beard and a fat figure that doesn't match a mage, and if it weren't for his magic robe and the red badge on his chest that clearly shows him as a high-ranking mage, anyone would mistake him for a fat opportunistic businessman.

The dean, who usually rarely appeared in the academy, quickly greeted the two behind him with his round belly.

"Old Joe, you probably wouldn't have thought that buying this mountain would come in handy."

One of the middle-aged men just got out of the carriage, smoothed the wrinkled silk sleeves with his hands, and responded: "A few years ago, in response to His Majesty's reclamation order, the old man fought hard to buy several mountains around him, and now he has not recovered. ”

The middle-aged man, who was obviously only in his forties, spoke with an old age, and then formally saluted: "This time I really trouble you, Your Excellency Gal. ”

"Where, where."

Donald smiled, but scolded in his heart: In order to implement the reclamation order, the kingdom sold many lands on the outskirts of Thunder City at a low price, but now because of the news of the expansion of the royal capital, the price of these lands has increased I don't know how many times, this old guy has already made a lot of money, and he still has the face to say such things.