I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world

Chapter 779 Old Friends

Three days after the meeting ended, Avery Knight left Noren College 147.

There was no grand farewell ceremony; after all, for a seventh-level wizard, leaving an academy is just an ordinary beginning in a long life.

But Jemin went to do something else first.

Lost money.

Academy Teleportation Plaza.

Several alchemists responsible for maintaining the teleportation array surrounded the large, dismantled teleportation array, recording data while secretly glancing at Jemin standing beside them.

One of the level 5 alchemists couldn't help but ask:

"Sir... are you planning to cover all the repair costs for this teleportation array?"

"Um."

Jemin nodded.

"After all, I'm the one who broke it."

After saying that, he casually placed a crystal containing numerous alchemical structures onto his work surface.

"Also, since we're going to repair it anyway, let's upgrade it while we're at it. I'll provide the resources needed for the upgrade!"

The maintenance team was taken aback: "An upgrade?"

Jemin pointed to the center of the teleportation array.

"The capacity of the ordinary college teleportation array is too low. When you build it, you should modify it into an engineering-grade teleportation array."

"It will be more convenient for large-scale transportation and war material dispatch in the future."

Everyone looked at each other.

They soon realized that the so-called "large-scale transportation" was actually... to make it easier for Jemin to transport things himself later.

Thinking of this, the corners of their mouths twitched simultaneously, but they all lowered their heads in tacit agreement and continued working.

Several days later, the new teleportation array was put back into operation.

The overall structure was a full circle thicker than before, the rune density increased several times, and the energy circuits were all replaced with large-scale engineering specifications. Many instructors from the academy couldn't help but stop and take a second look when they passed by.

One person commented, "Now the academy no longer has to worry about someone collapsing the teleportation array."

The people next to them nodded, and they exchanged glances, everything understood without a word.

Jemin was aware of the rumors about him, but he didn't care. Mainly, he couldn't tell whether the rumors were jokes or expressions of fear.

Based on Jemin's experience, at least, many instructors at the academy became noticeably more reserved when they saw him after that. With Avery's departure, the academy's true proxy presence officially began.

According to the original plan, Jemin and Viola were supposed to take turns guarding the area.

However, Viola is currently transforming her own dimension, which has entered the most critical stage, and she is simply too busy to spare any time for it.

Therefore, the task of guarding the academy naturally fell to Jemin.

He had no objection to this.

Anyway, his main goal at this stage is to study and research, so it doesn't matter where the physical body is.

So Jemin simply picked a laboratory on campus and moved in there.

Because he was always engrossed in research and study in the laboratory and could not be seen at all, many students even suspected that their mentor had not come at all. A year later.

The college welcomed a new Level 6 tutor.

When Jieming received the notification and arrived at his advisor's office area, he saw a familiar figure in the distance.

Long, silvery-white hair.

Light blue wizard's robe.

A quiet and gentle temperament.

It was Anya.

The two looked at each other and smiled.

"Long time no see," Anya said first.

"have not seen you for a long time."

Jemin approached and looked her over, then nodded slightly.

"Not bad, you've reached level six."

Anya gave a wry smile: "Yes, we're finally up."

"but·……"

She looked at Jieming, a hint of emotion in her eyes.

It wasn't until she actually faced Jieming that she could clearly feel how vast the difference could be between the two, both at level six.

Jemin simply stood there quietly, yet he seemed like a slowly rotating star, his immense life essence emanating naturally. Even without deliberately releasing his pressure, Anya could still feel the undeniable presence of a higher-level being facing a lower-level one. Keep in mind, nominally, they were both level six wizards!

She even had a vague feeling that if Jemin completely released his life force, she probably wouldn't even be able to get close to him.

Thinking of this, she couldn't help but sigh:

"I really envy you. My Level 6 certificate is nothing compared to yours."

Jemin smiled and said, "It's already pretty good."

"No." Anya shook her head. "I know best myself. I got here because of my family's connections. In that respect, I can't even compare to David." She made no attempt to hide it.

The Xingzhui family invested a massive amount of resources to help her break through to level six.

Not to mention the various precious materials for enhancing mental strength and the large number of special potions to aid advancement, the amount of dimensional origin required alone is an exorbitant expense.

Ultimately, she succeeded in breaking through... but that was all.

Anya smiled gently: "I probably won't go to the dimensional battlefield anymore."

"Battles above level six are not something I can participate in, and my clan wouldn't let me take that risk."

Jemin nodded, unsurprised.

Level 6 wizards like Anya typically handle teaching, logistics, and administration, making them true clerical Level 6 wizards. "So, you came to the academy to…?"

"Teaching," Anya said with a smile. "The enrollment season is approaching, and I plan to come to the academy as a soul studies instructor."

"My family has invested so much in me, they should give back something."

"Although my ancestors didn't care about these resources, I will still train students and build connections for the family according to the principle of equivalent exchange, which will also expand the influence of the Starfall family."

Upon hearing this, Jemin nodded thoughtfully.

This does indeed align with the consistent principles of wizarding civilization.

There are no gifts without a reason.

Even if it comes from family, it will eventually give back in another form.

But Jemin noticed something else: "I didn't realize the admissions season was almost here."

Anya smiled and nodded: "Yes, soon it will be the academy's once-every-five-years freshman enrollment."

It was only then that Jemin realized what was happening.

I was so engrossed in my research that I almost forgot about this regular activity at the college.

Suddenly, Jemin remembered something, took out his magic network terminal, searched for information on it, and quickly found a notice from the academy:

The college will hold its admissions ceremony six standard months later.

It seems the notice was issued a long time ago.

The garrison is nominally stationed as a combat force, but in reality, it's similar to being an acting dean.

However, Jemin was always busy with his own things and didn't bother with it. Besides, the school tutors would handle these matters themselves, so there was no need for him to interfere.

However, this information did send Jemin back into his memories.

He had served as a mentor once before, but because the academy was newly established, he didn't recruit many students.

Moreover, the only student he was mentoring at the time died on the battlefield soon after.

The academy is now on the right track...

"We can see if there are any promising talents in this year's class."