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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 · Fantasia
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Chapter 65: Fog Tide, Attack

"Once we get through the Gemlin Mountain Range ahead, we'll reach the harbor town," Mark led the way, but Lilia paused in her steps.

"Martin, why is the fog so thick on this mountain?" Lilia gazed at the mountain range shrouded in fog ahead, even though she didn't sense any fluctuations related to witchcraft, she still felt that the fog was somewhat beyond the scope of nature.

"Oh, this, this is just the Fog Tide. The Gemlin Mountain Range is near the coast, and every April and May, it forms this kind of fog tide. Though it obscures the view, some adventurers unfamiliar with the local terrain could easily get lost in the mountains. But for me, Martin, that's no problem at all," Martin said confidently.

"How long would it take for it to disperse if we were to wait?" Lucian, of course, used the system's appraisal function to analyze the fog before them, but the results still showed that it was only a natural phenomenon, similar to the sea of clouds seen in some mountains.