Choice of Tutors 1

The teenagers who had finished the potential test were relatively normal, even if some were frustrated. So Rebecca's behavior seemed a bit abrupt, and many people had already looked at her in surprise.

With all the expressions in the room in full view, Raymon hurried over with a frown. He only learned the reason after asking.

It turned out that Martina and Hobart had medium to high potential, while Rebecca had ordinary potential, the lowest of all the teenagers who had taken the test.

"Raymon, look at the person in the middle of the hall," Martina said with an envious expression, pointing to the person surrounded by several teenagers. "His name is Felix. His potential turned out to be excellent. Just now, Ms. Margaret said his meditation efficiency was five times that of medium potential!"

Raymon, with a calm expression, glanced sideways at the teenager and then lowered his voice and asked, "So how many times will his meditation effect be for ordinary potential?"

Martina's expression suddenly became embarrassed. After hesitating for a while, she mumbled, "Over a hundred times..."

Such a huge gap made Raymon, who had been frowning all the time, somewhat taken aback.

Even with a fivefold difference, Raymon was very dissatisfied. But Raymon did not expect that ordinary people's meditation efficiency would be so low.

Sobbing softly, Rebecca covered her face and lay slumped against the wall, her shoulders trembling. In her off-the-shoulder long skirt, she looked extremely fragile and helpless.

Sighing, Raymon could do nothing for Rebecca's situation, but in his heart, there was a trace of doubt. If Rebecca's meditation efficiency was so low, how did she achieve her current level?

However, this was not the time to ask questions. So Raymon could only bury his doubts for the time being and ask when the opportunity arose.

Knowing that her words had hurt Rebecca just now, Martina immediately put her arms around Rebecca's shoulders and whispered comfortingly in her ear. After a while, Rebecca's face regained color, and she wiped away her tears and turned around.

With teary eyes and a pitiful look, Rebecca was not stunningly beautiful, but she had a gentle temperament that made her appear more delicate and in need of care at her young age.

Standing aside, Raymon noticed that many people in the room kept glancing at them. Soon irritated by these onlookers, Raymon's face darkened, and he imperceptibly blocked their sight with his body.

These disappointed young men knew when to stop, showing apologetic smiles. Only Felix, standing in the crowd, frowned, whispering to a young man beside him.

Secretly sneering coldly, Raymon's face showed an imperceptible playfulness before he turned his gaze to the door of the room.

Because at this moment, crisp footsteps of "ka cha ka cha" came from outside the door, followed by Margaret walking in, holding a stack of parchment in her hands.

"Everyone come over and read the academy's regulations carefully. Then choose a suitable tutor according to your respective affinity attributes," she said, walking straight to the table and spreading the parchment on the table. "Everyone needs to remember the places forbidden to enter in the academy. Otherwise, minor offenders will be punished by the academy, while serious offenders will die directly."

The cold tone carried a trace of bloody air. Frowning, Raymon also walked up, took a copy of the academy's regulations and instructions, and stood aside to read.

Light affinity tutor, Alice, skilled in purification techniques...

Gold affinity tutor, Biggles, skilled in metal control...

Earth affinity tutor, Hunter, skilled in earth defense...

Wood affinity tutor, Griffins, skilled in healing techniques...

Wood affinity tutor, Edgar, skilled in...

There were more than a dozen tutors for the teenagers to choose from. However, many tutors' notes also contained their requirements.

For example, Alice did not accept male students, Biggles required extra magic stones as compensation, and Hunter required potential not lower than medium...

Most of the A4-sized parchment was such explanations and instructions, especially for the areas these tutors were good at. The explanations were very detailed. But the more powerful and skilled in offensive techniques the tutors were, the stricter the restrictive conditions they proposed.

The tutors skilled in auxiliary techniques had much lower restrictive requirements.

After the teenagers in the room read the instructions on the parchment, noisy and indignant discussions soon broke out loudly. Although there were many tutors to choose from, few people could meet these tutors' conditions.

Most of the teenagers looked very unhappy, and even Raymon felt deceived.

Suddenly, Margaret got angry. At the same time, the pressure that suddenly appeared in the room made everyone's faces change.

Margaret, with an angry expression, then explained. These restrictive conditions were set for those who had not signed agreements. But because each tutor had their own preferences, the Wizard Academy could not force them to accept apprentices.

According to Margaret's explanation, those who fully met the conditions could go directly to the corresponding tutor for learning. Those who did not meet these tutors' requirements could only attend their public classes according to the fixed teaching hours of these people.

After Margaret's explanation, the teenagers in the room were relieved. These restrictive conditions set by the tutors were for those who were ready to become personal disciples. For those who did not meet the requirements, they could only gradually improve their strength so that they could meet the requirements after enhancing their strength.

This was still fair treatment, and it soon shut up most people.

Only Raymon, who had carefully reviewed the tutors recruiting wood-affinity students, frowned and raised a question to Margaret. "Ms. Margaret, if I meet the conditions of more than two tutors, can I become disciples of several tutors?"

A surprised expression appeared on Margaret's face. She frowned at Raymon for a long time before saying with some amusement, "If you meet the conditions, it means you have the possibility to become a personal disciple of a certain tutor. But the choice lies with the tutor."

Delighted, Raymon was about to speak when Margaret continued. "But as far as I know, no tutor in the academy is willing to share disciples with others."