Emma was right, Robben did love the Soul Summoner Bell she sent.

The streamlined design, and the intricate inscriptions, give it a delicate aesthetic, and more importantly, it was given by Emma!

The Soul Summoner Bell is a very magical alchemy prop, which only needs to pay a certain amount of magic power to summon specific spirit creatures, and wizard families with conditions will try their best to get a soul summoning bell and bind it to a spirit creature, which will greatly improve their quality of life.

It's just that what exactly can be summoned depends on the type of "ember". The so-called embers are the alchemy materials concocted and born from the remains of magical animals whose souls have not dissipated after death. By smearing embers on the surface of the Soul Summoning Bell, the Soul Summoning Bell can summon the spirit of that magical animal and act as a spirit creature.

On second thought, the Soul Bell is a bit cruel, as the vast majority of wizards will kill to obtain embers.

Robben stared at the Soul Summoning Bell in his hand.

[Emma's Soul Summoning Bell can summon spirit creatures by smearing embers on its surface, and the stronger the summoned creatures, the greater the mana consumption. Ember has not yet been applied. 】

He remembered the keel he had met in the Emerald Forest, and if he had gone earlier, he might have been able to use it to make embers. It's a pity that when they arrived, the essence inside those keels had been completely lost, and they were no different from ordinary bones, only they were stronger, and they were completely out of the standard for making embers.

What's more, it was an adult fire dragon, and the magic power consumption summoned must be astronomical, so he comforted himself.

"Speaking of which, can spirit creatures grow? Or is it what it was like when it was summoned, and it has always been that way ever since? ”

Robben's question was not difficult to answer, and the little witch told Robben that spirit creatures could grow by some special means, but they were all relatively rare, and it was better to change to a more powerful ember.

After giving the two-way mirror to Emma, Robben also had a thing on his mind and could move out with peace of mind. Speaking of which, I actually have a dormitory, but I haven't been there once since I graded the dormitory.

After retaining it to no avail, Emma can only let Robben leave. Fortunately, with the presence of a two-way mirror, the two can also keep in touch with each other.

In the garden of the villa, Robben meets Naomi and Claire, who are playing with the little fire dragon and the big green cow. Naomi nodded at him, as if she had said hello, and Claire waved at him enthusiastically, asking him where he was going.

Since tasting Robben's stewed lamb, Claire's relationship with him has inexplicably improved.

"Take a trip to the new dorm, lay out the mattresses and stuff, and get to know my roommates by the way."

Robben's answer surprised the two.

"Okay, I thought you'd stay here." Naomi glanced at Robben with a surprised look, she thought that Robben would not go to live in the dormitory at all, after all, the accommodation environment of the preppy students and the small cottage where they lived were rich and formal students lived in the same heaven and underground.

But Robben lives in Emma's place, after all, his name is not right, and he is quite suspected of eating soft rice. As a result, he was willing to go to the preparatory dormitory to "endure hardship", which made Naomi impressed.

I misread you, you turned out to be different from those other little white faces!

She has seen the ugliness of the male faces of those rich women, and she really wants to explode the rich woman's gold coins like the rich woman squeezing their juice.

No, he couldn't have fallen out with Emma, been kicked out and then hardened in front of himself, right? Naomi thought of another possibility in her heart: she was quite powerful, and she was unwilling to be a little white face of a vase and had a conflict with the little rich woman who raised him, and was finally swept away......

It's not impossible!

"Goodbye, remember to come back often on the weekends! I still want to eat what you cooked! ”

While she was thinking, Emma opened the third-floor window, leaned out halfway, and waved goodbye to Robben.

The breeze ruffled the ends of her hair, and it also took away the unfounded speculation that bubbled up in Naomi's mind, leaving her messy in the wind: Robben was not swept away, and the two of them had a good relationship!

Robben waved goodbye to Emma and left the villa. Emma smiled with a relieved smile as she looked at Robben's back as he faded into the distance.

She had just seen her two roommates talking to Robben in the garden, this is not good, he has to go to see his roommate today, but don't delay the time, it would be rude to go too late.

The Crist Academy has built a castle for the preparatory students to serve as their dormitory and cafeteria, and most of the classes are arranged in the castle's classrooms.

The castle is located in the corner of the school, next to the Star Lake and the Forest of Experience, the largest forest on campus, which thrives under the influence of magic. The professors of the school will deliberately release some magical beasts into it to serve as training materials for the students.

Surrounded by a lake and a forest, coupled with the huge pressure of the course and the fact that most of the classes are arranged inside the castle, the prep students usually do not leave the castle very much. This layout made Robben feel as if the school had drawn a circle for the preppies and enclosed them inside.

Robben rode in a pony carriage all the way to the open space outside the castle. After getting out of the carriage, he took a serious look at the castle where he was going to live for a long time: the outer walls of the castle were made of large blocks of granite, which seemed to be more than a meter thick, and the overall height was not less than thirty meters, and there were towers at the four corners.

By counting the windows, combined with the "customs" of the wizarding world, Robben judged that the castle was about seven floors - the magicians of the Moxilan Kingdom were particularly fond of the number seven, they thought it was the most magical number, so seven-story buildings were very common.

The oak doors of the castle are open, and Robben climbs the stairs into the castle hall.

The foyer of the castle was tall enough to move Emma's cottage in its entirety. The stone walls of the hall are filled with torches, which are all extinguished since it is daytime. The ceiling of the hall is different from the glass ceiling of the Moxilan Bank, it is a masonry structure, which does not allow light to transmit, so the inside is slightly dark.

Directly facing the entrance was a marble staircase leading upstairs, and next to the staircase hung a floor map with a brief description of what each floor was like, and Robben had little difficulty finding the location of his quarters: the castle's west tower.

Robben sighed: It looks like he's going to climb the stairs.

But there's good news: the other dormitories are all in the tower, so no matter which dorm you're assigned to, you'll have to climb the stairs!

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The second chapter is on the next chapter at seven o'clock tomorrow morning!