At this moment, Thales's heart moved.

"By the way, speaking of teacher..."

"Mr. Sacken, you told me last time, what are the best rules to follow in class?"

"You know," the prince mused, "think about every sentence, ask questions at any time, express clearly, question, cross-examine each other, etc..."

Aixida nodded slightly and moved her palm up slightly. Thales, who had gradually become familiar with him, knew that this was a sign that the air magician allowed him to finish his words.

Thales took a deep breath and looked into the magician's almost emotionless eyes:

"Then, if there is someone else in the world who tells me almost the same rules..."

"What will happen?"

At that moment, Thales clearly saw Asheida's right eyebrow raised.

"Who?" Aixida asked seemingly calmly.

"A rather old tutor, from the Dragon Kiss Academy in the Principality of Anrenzo," Thales imagined the interesting image of the skinny old man and couldn't help but squint his eyes: "Merry Hickser."

Asheida paused for a second.

"Dragon Kiss Academy?" He seemed to be chewing on the word, and then raised his head slightly:

"Hmph, that makes sense."

Thales' eyes widened: "What do you mean?"

Aixida grabbed a chess piece:

"As early as the Age of Kings and the Ancient Empire, Dragon's Kiss Province was a famous place of refuge. If war came, many scholars, literati, merchants, fallen nobles and other refugees would choose to go there, and mages are no exception."

"You mean, Dragon Kiss Academy and the Magic Tower have a deep connection?"

"It's not just the origin," the magician shook his head and put the chess piece in the next position: "The founder of Dragon Kiss Academy thousands of years ago was originally a mage from the Soul Tower. Some of the teaching rules in the Soul Tower have no

Doubts affect Dragon's Kiss Academy."

Thales couldn't help but feel shocked when he recalled what Ramon had told him about the fact that magic was extinct.

"So, Dragon Kiss Academy also teaches magic?" The prince scratched the table in surprise: "But..."

Asheida interrupted him emotionlessly.

"I know what you are thinking: Dragon Kiss Academy was not able to avoid the disaster of magic extinction after the Ending War. Most of the books that were considered magic or related to magic were destroyed."

Thales' face darkened.

But then he raised his head and said with a little hope: "Then, there is still a small part?"

"Yes, but it's not what you imagined. It's time for you to leave."

Just listen to Aixida reply nonchalantly:

"The mage who founded Dragon Kiss Academy is a backbone figure in the Epic Seat. His expertise in the Soul Tower is history and literature, and he specializes in the origin of civilization in poetry. Dragon Kiss Academy naturally veers in the direction of his research.

."

Thales frowned, grabbed the king, and moved it out of Asheida's hunting range. Their chess game was unknowingly "checked" again.

But he immediately reacted to Asheida's words.

"History? Literature?" The prince said in surprise: "The Magic Tower still studies these?"

Asheida chuckled lightly.

"That's not all."

"Among the three major magic towers, in the largest Tower of Souls alone, the various branches of magic are as numerous as the stars in the Milky Way."

The magician gently raised his gaze, and blue light flowed in it.

Under Thales' curious and eager eyes, Aixida skillfully and quickly spit out a dizzying array of nouns:

"The seat of gold specializes in studying the impact of economic currency on human beings; the seat of epic is good at cooperating with ascetics to discover new things from archaeological remains; the seat of speculation tortures human language and logic; the seat of power believes that only

Only by going deep into the secular society can you better understand the world and yourself. It is the largest source of resident mage in the Soul Tower. Almost every lord has the habit of hiring a mage as a consultant. It started from it and also provided a good foundation for all subsequent generations.

The Seat of Law provides a precedent; the Seat of Nature has good relations with the Tower of Alchemy, advocating the discovery of objective natural laws and their flexible application, and there are countless other seats under it..."

Thales thought about the other party's words infatuatedly, and then he was slightly shocked: "Wait, gold, epic, speculation...are these also considered magic?"

The prince turned his head and cast a surprised look at the other party, seeking an answer.

Aixida returned to his original indifference and asked calmly: "What do you think magic is?"

Thales took a deep breath and began to think.

"Although I heard Ramon say that magic seems to have a wide scope," the prince scratched his head and said in disbelief: "But, the monetary economy? The impact on human beings? This is too..."

"Currency? Economy?" Asheida interrupted and repeated.

The Qi Magician's eyes showed sharpness and seriousness.

"Just think about it, mages can profoundly change the lives and destiny of thousands of people and affect the history and future of a country and a place with just some small metal discs and useless waste paper."

"Success, success, family ruin, and death are all part of it, including kings and common people, nobles and common people. These are all the result of nights of hard thinking and endless writing in the magic tower."

Thales raised his eyebrows.

Asheida's body leaned forward slightly, and the look in her eyes made Thales couldn't help but look aside: "Tell me, what kind of spell, what kind of magic can do such a thing?"

"If this isn't magic..."

"Then what else is magic?"
Chapter completed!