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They can still be used for the students, cultivating their courage from a young age so that when they face the Evil Mage in the future, they won't be unable to cast spells out of fear.
Jia Er's eyes lit up, and he clapped his hands. "Yes! This is a great idea. Not only can it help us adapt, but it will also help the students adjust."
Xu Lie, having heard too many compliments lately, was indifferent to Jia Er's praise. He glanced down with a hint of impatience, signaling to Jia Er that it was time to get serious. "This matter should be incorporated into the combat curriculum. Anthony and Charles, you two are in charge."
As for Jia Er, why don't you go down and reassure the villagers? Then we can proceed with the next steps.
Jia Er suddenly remembered his task and recalled the panicked villagers from earlier. He quickly jumped down, plummeting from the sky. Finally, he activated the wing magic that Xu Lie had extracted, sprouting wings from his back and skillfully gliding down towards the village.
Once Jia Er had left, Charles turned to Xu Lie, his gaze subtly questioning: "What now?"
This question had a double meaning. Originally, Xu Lie intended for the Imitation Human to practice against an Evil Mage and gain some experience to pass on to the students. However, during this battle, Charles had become immune to all of the opponent's signature spells. The practice was nearly ineffective, and there was no experience gained; they couldn't have all the students switch to crystal cores, could they?
Thus, Charles was asking both how to proceed next and about the filming angle. If the camera was still rolling, there were some things that would be inappropriate to say in front of the audience.
"No problem," Xu Lie replied casually as he tossed a Soul Crystal into the air like a coin, catching it and tossing it again. "The camera has already been moved to follow Jia Er."
As for the Evil Mage, he still had a large camp. Although he only had one brother, Mai Cha, Mai Cha was a serious Evil Mage skilled in direct confrontation using Dark Magic.
"Let’s see... we have the address now. Let’s go."
With a wave of his hand, he opened a portal through space, and the three of them leaped through, leaving behind the diligent Jia Er who was busy reassuring and comforting the villagers.
He told them that the Evil Mage had been dealt with and that they were safe. He also inquired if there were any children of suitable age who wanted to learn magic.
Through a simple test involving a small crystal stone, those with even a slight affinity for elements would trigger Rang Ming, allowing them to better use the Meditation Method to gather magical power.
After all, Truth School couldn't just recruit students who found it difficult to gather magical power using Meditation Method.
It is not that having a poor affinity for elements makes one incapable; with enough meditation, one can still become a mage, albeit with significantly lower efficiency, which does not meet Xu Lie's expectations. In a small village like this, it is unlikely that many would agree to such an endeavor.
In similar villages, even children are expected to help with household chores from a young age. Even if they lack the physical strength to assist in farming, they are at least responsible for household duties or tending to livestock. It is hard to imagine them easily sending away an important labor force to pursue studies.
However, after the recent attack by the Evil Mage, the eligible villagers responded en masse. Only those who have truly faced despair can genuinely yearn for power. They do not want to be slaughtered when encountering the Evil Mage again; they are eager to grasp strength, to possess the ability to protect themselves and their families.
To reassure both the students going to learn and their parents, Jia Er followed Xu Lie's instructions and presented gifts prepared by Truth School: Magical Rice. When the villagers saw the liquid being poured in, causing crops to grow instantly and provide ample shade beneath their leaves, they fell to their knees in awe, proclaiming it a miracle. Such creations could only be explained as divine intervention in their eyes.
Jia Er could not elaborate much further; he left behind some seeds for them to cultivate with peace of mind, as the magical liquid was too scarce to spare any more. Finally, he took the students aboard a small Flying Ship and set off for home.
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