The Bizarre Wizarding World

Chapter 466 - 320: Meeting with Nois (Part 2)

About half an hour later,

Nois finally stopped writing and drawing at the silver-white high table.

Seeing this, Colin also slowly put down the manuscript in his hand, neatly placed it, and then cast an inquiring look at Nois.

"I have some inspiration," Nois slowly raised his head, his brows gradually relaxed, and he smiled at Colin, "but whether it can lead to a substantial breakthrough still needs further re

Arousing a beaten army to victory was quite typical.

"Don't worry too much, every wizard is a precious resource to the current community of wizards, let alone a talented wizard like you."

Seemingly sensing something, Nois patted his shoulder, smiling as he spoke.

This assurance wasn't just empty comfort; if Colin had been a mediocre wizard with no potential, there might be a possibility of being abandoned.

But based on the talent Colin had displayed, he was undoubtedly a valuable talent.

Colin took a deep breath, as if waking from a trance.

As Nois said, things would likely not be as bad as he feared.

In fact, whether publicly revealing his identity was more beneficial or detrimental was hard to say.

It was just that this sense of powerlessness about not being able to control his destiny was disheartening, leading him to overthink.

'After all, I am not strong enough,' Colin couldn't help but mock himself internally.

"Alright, do you have any specific reward in mind?" Nois continued.

"The Second Rank Tin Saint Meditation Method," Colin stated without hesitation.

This was what he urgently needed.

"Meditation Method…" Nois's face showed a rare expression of difficulty, and noting Colin's puzzled look, he explained:

"If it was general witchcraft knowledge, there would be no issue, but not the Meditation Method; it is the core knowledge of each School, only teachable by those qualified within each School."

"To obtain it, one must follow the rules and exchange it within the School."

At this, Nois paused for a moment, adding meaningfully:

"This is the most basic rule of the Wizard Alliance, the foundation of order. No one can blatantly circumvent it or ignore it."

"Especially someone like me, a councillor. Do you understand, Colin?"