79: D29.
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rlin’s beard [The Attitude of the Mage Association Reception (Charm 30, Little Girl 10)]
D60 40=d60(48) 40=88
“Ah, ladies, are you here to learn magic, or is there so knowledge you’re seeking?”
The receptionist mage smiled gently, leading the two inside the association.
Her gentle deanor eased the hero’s nervous heart.
After all, not every mage was like them…
The hero shook her head and began to examine the interior landscape.
“So many books.”
The hero looked surprised at the setup inside the association, which included not only a basic service counter but also a large number of bookshelves, resembling a small library.
Not just adults, but also children around the hero’s age were engrossed in large books, reading with concentration.
“Of course, this is the Mage Association, after all.
We don’t only receive mages, but also all who thirst for knowledge,” the receptionist mage smiled slightly.
“So, if you need anything, feel free to find .
You can ask the librarian over there for help with the books.”
“May I ask about reincarnation?” the hero raised her hand.
“Reincarnation…?” the receptionist mage looked a bit surprised, then covered her mouth in a light laugh.
“Of course, you just need to make an appointnt over there.
Our ntors are always at your service.
“If it doesn’t succeed, don’t be discouraged.
We offer courses for all children aspiring to be mages.
I’m sure the cost won’t be a problem for you both.
“If needed, you can also apply for in-ho tutoring.
I’m quite confident in teaching kids, and for such a cute kid like you, I might even offer a discount.”
The receptionist mage blinked, then turned and walked away.
“Okay, thank you,” the hero waved, watching her disappear into the distance.
It was a good thing not to be treated coldly, but this way, it seed it wasn’t the profession of the mage that had an issue, it was completely…
Oops, thinking too much again.
The hero looked at the little girl beside her, awaiting her advice.
[Little Girl’s Recomndation (No Bonus)]
D100=d100(3)=3
“Even though I said I’d give objective advice,” the little girl’s expression returned to calm as she gave the hero one last confirmation.
“But do you really want to hear it, sister?”
“Yes, of course,” the hero nodded, but was a bit tense due to the little girl’s deanor.
“Why so serious?”
“Because, if I’m to conclude, I totally do not recomnd being a mage!”
The little girl’s resolute declaration left the hero wide-eyed.
“The mage profession itself has no flaws, and the association is just as you saw, quite nice.
“So, the problem isn’t with the mage, but with you, sister!”
The little girl rcilessly lashed out with her words.
[Little Girl’s Recomndation: Extre Failure!
Impact on the Hero]
D100=d100(50)=50
“…
it’s on ?”
The hero was both stunned and sowhat expected it.
Even though she’d told herself not to think about her parents, at this mont, the little girl’s figure overlapped with them.
“According to statistics, the average reincarnation age for the Mage Association is the highest among the Six Major Guilds, so that sister probably doesn’t think you’ll pass either.
“And, sister, although I don’t like being this direct.”
The little girl’s helpless yet affectionate expression brought the hero back to clarity.
“You originally said you were an adventurer to fool , that crude magic wand was a trophy seized from a Goblin Shaman…
“So I want to ask, have you ever perford a single proper spell casting?
“Any magic will do, just one.”
The hero fell into silence.
“The mage is a very versatile profession.”
On the hero’s unsurprising reaction, the little girl gave a mature sigh.
“If you want to kill goblins in the cave, you can use the Poison Cloud Skill.
To kill goblins in the forest, you can use the Entanglent Technique.
Other spells like Rockslide and Fireball can annihilate a large number of goblins in an instant, much more efficient than killing them one by one.
“No matter what environnt, as long as you learn the corresponding spell, a mage can handle it.
No matter what enemy, as long as you learn the corresponding spell, a mage can defeat it.
Even in close combat, there exists a strong battle mage path.”
“Oh oh—”
[The Hero’s Heart Stirs (Mages Are Indeed Quite Impressive 10)]
D100 10=d100(54) 10=64
“But the problem is…” the little girl sighed again.
“Sister, you haven’t learned a single spell, have you?”
The hero’s face instantly beca emotionless again.
“It’s no use making a blank face; grandpa told everything.”
The little girl counted on her fingers, listing the hero’s embarrassing past deeds.
“You’ve never been good at studying.”
“Ugh.”
“Rather than staying at ho with books, you preferred going outside to play.”
“Ugh.”
“Chasing the village’s small animals around with a spade.”
“Ugh ugh…”
The hero couldn’t refute at all and could only lower her head in grievance.
“Though I don’t really think sister is dumb, starting from scratch to learn spells would take a long ti, wouldn’t it?”
Seeing her expression, the little girl couldn’t bear to attack further, and gave such a conclusion.
“But maybe I’ve beco good at it now?” the hero struggled, unwilling to give up.
“So why not try?” the little girl didn’t persuade further, and instead nodded as expected.
“On those bookshelves over there, there should be the most basic magic theories, if Sister Hero can only read those books and cast a second-level apprentice spell, then go find the ntor here for an assessnt.”
The little girl pointed to a bookshelf not far away.
“Forget first-level tricks, even I can do those, they’re too simple.”
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