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This wizard only wishes to be a teacher

He had crossed into the dark, ruthless Wizard World. Lucien found his system somewhat different from the usual golden finger. System upgrade points? Chip activation? None of these, but rather becoming a role model, transforming into a nurturing breeze: Teaching students knowledge, receiving advanced knowledge in return. Caring for and maintaining students, earning generous rewards. [Your student has mastered the Magic Potion "Kuru's Cough," congratulations on acquiring the improved formula "Kuru's Cough - Enhanced"!] [Your student has mastered witchcraft "Fireball," congratulations on learning witchcraft "Greater Fireball"!] [Your student has successfully crafted the wizard's tool "Pale Mask," congratulations on acquiring the wizard tool’s manual "Revised Pale Mask"!] Initially, Lucien was resistant. But after experiencing what it was like to teach disciples and outdo them, Lucien felt he had completely transformed into the form of the master system. This thing, isn't it much more useful than something called Cheating Device?

Unripe watermelon · Fantasy
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296 Chs

Chapter 232 Writing

"Squad leader, have old Fogen and the others gone too far?" Beneath a tree, Hercules munched on dry rations while at his side, a platoon leader quietly inquired.

"It's fine," Hercules's voice was utterly casual, yet his gaze remained unrippled.

He lifted his head to look forward and then refocused on the dry rations in his hand.

"Don't overthink it. Our mission this time is crucial. I've heard that although this Demon Nest is only rated as a B-level, many details have shown anomalies. Not just us, but all the major families, the royal family, and even the temple will send people over here to investigate."

"War, huh? No war is without casualties."

"I'm just worried about the boss's pretty boy," Platoon Leader Quinn chuckled, but his offhand comment darkened Hercules's face immediately.

His hand stiffened in mid-air, and after a long pause, Hercules, somewhat angrily, threw the remaining bit of buttered bread far away, leaving it for birds to peck at.