Because the design provided by Shenlan was truly brilliant, Herag’s design, in comparison, seed childish like a schoolchild’s doodle.
The gap was too big to be comparable.
Herag spread out the parchnt, picked up the quill, and began drawing the design.
This action caught Israel’s attention, and he glanced at Herag with so surprise.
He started drawing after just ten minutes?
It couldn’t have been finished so quickly; he’s probably sketching a draft.
Thinking this, Israel continued reading his book.
This ti, Herag decided not to deliberately hide his skills but intended to give Israel, the examiner, a little shock.
He thought about it and realized there was no need to hide his talent in witch arrays, as much of it depended on talent and intelligence.
Also, in the Land of Dawn, with so many outstanding wizards, if he didn’t show his excellence, he would fail to attract attention.
Compared to the geniuses here in the Land of Dawn, Herag was still too ordinary.
Only by showing his excellent potential could he attract more investnt from others.
Through his understanding during this period, Herag knew that the Land of Dawn was a place where gold would shine eventually.
As long as you are outstanding and have potential, Serlandir will not ignore you.
As a formal mber of Serlandir, generally, nobody would take the risk to do anything against him; it’s not worth the loss.
The status of a Witch Array Master is very high, and all factions warmly welco outstanding Witch Array Masters to join them.
An excellent Witch Array Master is invaluable.
The application of witch arrays is extrely broad, with many uses, and is indispensable.
If he could beco a Witch Array Master with talent and potential in others’ eyes, many tasks would be much easier to accomplish.
Herag had carefully considered these issues before, so he finally decided not to hold back during the examination.
Herag held the quill and drew the witch array design with ease and fluidity.
The corner of Israel’s eye noticed Herag’s actions, and his curiosity was piqued, making him put down his book to look at Herag’s already drawn designs.
At this sight, Israel’s eyes brightened.
Herag had only drawn a quarter of the design, but just from this quarter, Israel saw many highlights.
Israel couldn’t help but glance at the young Herag and then continued looking at the partially drawn design on the parchnt.
Herag’s hand barely paused as he quickly completed the full witch array design.
After finishing, he lifted the quill and said, "Mr. Israel, I’ve completed my design. Please take a look and see if there are any issues."
Israel gave Herag a glance, picked up the parchnt with both hands, and began to examine it carefully.
Looking at the design, Israel fell into silence and didn’t utter a word for a full half hour.
After a prolonged silence, Israel looked at Herag and said, "No problems. You finish the examination first, and I’ll see you afterward. Sorry for taking half an hour of your ti. But I imagine you probably don’t mind the ti, do you? Do you need to extend the ti for you?"
Israel was engrossed in the exquisite design on the parchnt; its extrely concise structure deeply fascinated him.
In his view, this was almost an artwork, sothing only fellow Witch Array Masters could appreciate for its intricacy.
In just a mont of imrsion, half an hour had passed, and Israel himself hadn’t noticed.
Normally, the design review phase of the Witch Array Master examination doesn’t take this long.
Israel just needed to check if it was possible to et the requirents of the topic, which would usually take only a few minutes.
However, this design by Herag took him a full half hour, inadvertently delaying Herag’s ti for setting up the witch array.
Theoretically, Herag could request more ti.
But from this design, Israel already saw Herag’s imnse potential and talent in witch arrays.
In his view, soone who could design such a witch array would have no problem with setting it up.
Herag smiled, "No need, there’s plenty of ti."
With the design in hand, Herag could easily set up this witch array without any assistance from Shenlan.
Because the design of this witch array was very straightforward, not complex, making it easy to set up.
After speaking, Herag picked up the Shadow Branch, gathered magic power in his hands, and began inscribing symbols one by one with magic power, gradually forming a complete witch array, which he then set into the Shadow Branch.
After the witch array design constructed with magic power was imprinted into the Shadow Branch, a layer of gloss passed over its surface.
It seed to have no change, but if activated with magic power, the witch array would start imdiately.
"Mr. Israel, I have completed it," Herag said.
Israel nodded, picked up the Shadow Branch, and said, "Please wait here; I’ll go to the testing area to experint. If there are no issues, you’ll pass your Witch Array Master level examination."
"Okay, thank you, Mr. Israel," Herag replied.
After waiting in the room for half an hour, Israel re-entered with a smile, "Mr. Herag, congratulations, you have passed your Level 1 Witch Array Master examination."
The staff wearing black silk high heels also ca in, with a na tag on her chest that read Betty.
She whispered, "Mr. Herag, please co with , as we need to register so information to complete your Witch Array Master registration."
What followed was filling out forms and a series of procedures.
The Witch Array Master Association needed to record Herag’s information and synchronize it with the Magic Net.
A day later, Herag’s personal profile on the Talisman Stone would be updated with a Level 1 Witch Array Master tag.
After completing the formalities, the big-bearded Israel cheerfully said to Herag, "Are you free tonight? How about going to the tavern for a few drinks?"
Herag smiled at him. If he wasn’t a man, he might have thought Israel had so ideas about him.
"Of course, I can," Herag chuckled.
Israel patted his big belly, "Let’s go; I’ve booked a private room at the Silver Moon Tavern."
With that, he led Herag out of the Witch Array Master Association and took a carriage to the Silver Moon Tavern.
By this ti, it was close to sunset, and the area near the tavern was becoming busier.
Israel was evidently a regular here, as many people recognized him, greeting him along the way.
Israel responded to each greeting, appearing very familiar with them.
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