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Xu Lie used himself as an example again: different magical systems have their standards; whether you believe it or not, their power is fixed.
At this point, everyone understood and fully supported the former argument: if that's the case, then our Idealism Magic is better. Indeed, whether it has standards or not doesn’t matter; as long as it can be Cast, what’s the point? The Gate of Truth encompasses everything, filled with knowledge, both abundant and diverse.
These words left Xu Lie speechless. Aside from a few young apprentice mages, these classical idealist mages with decades of experience would surely support the former argument. No, this concept must be turned around completely.
Xu Lie continued to use the common people as an excuse: "No, no, no, you are experienced mages; it's naturally different for you. But have you considered the ordinary people who are about to enroll? Some of them have never been exposed to magic."
Their hearts toward magic may not be so steadfast. Simply teaching them the Meditation Method to give them magical power without being able to Cast like you all—can they still be called mages?
Everyone exchanged glances. Well, you know what? You might actually have a point there. Xu Lie's concerns were not without reason. Those ordinary people might learn the Meditation Method but may not necessarily be able to Cast; wouldn’t that make the school pointless?
The work of teaching in schools relates directly to whether they can accumulate enough points to exchange for the Gate of Truth and Magic Books from Xu Lie. Therefore, the mages appeared particularly invested: "So what should we do, Xu Lie?"
Wait a minute, does Xu Lie mean we should first learn the tiered system? Once we master it, then teach it to the students? Yes, it must be that way; Xu Lie just said that tiered system magic is unrelated to the heart and its power is fixed.
Xu Lie couldn't help but nod in satisfaction; these young ones were teachable. Without needing to say much himself, they grasped his meaning quite well.
However, Inquilinar was not pleased: "Don't learn it; I can go study the tiered system first."
Beck, this fine young lad, was not suitable for that! He was perfect for Idealism Magic!
"My little apprentice," he thought, "don't say you can't; you only need a steadfast heart for magic."
Beck followed behind Inquilinar, scratching his head in confusion. He felt that his teacher wasn’t praising him but rather mocking him. What did he mean by saying “don’t say you can’t”?
Xu Lie stepped forward and gently patted Inquilinar on the shoulder. "Don't worry. I have never asked any of you to abandon the path of Idealism Magic. This path is limitless; it only requires a steadfast heart and an exceptionally strong-willed magician to traverse it."
"Therefore, I will leave a position for Idealism Magic at the school. Besides the ordinary academic learning system, you all can completely find your own apprentices to inherit your Idealism Magic, ensuring its legacy for generations to come."
"I don't understand what these magicians are worried about. It's just a matter of conducting research, right? Xu Lie wants to establish a magic school, which is quite similar to a university, with various specializations such as Alchemy, Magic Potion, and Magical Beasts. There are so many fields that need to be explored in depth."
"Creating a distinct specialization for Idealism Magic is clearly unfeasible because the prerequisites for this field are too high. It would be better to allow magicians to recruit their own apprentices from the vast pool of students and treat it as part of their research."
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