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The old wizard gazed at Van Loon, his eyes shimmering with a mixture of curiosity and puzzlement. As he lightly tapped his chin, lost in thought, he muttered to himself, "I really don't know if I'm crazy for wanting to teach a goat magic. This is just..." His voice carried a hint of resignation and jest, yet at the same time revealed an indescribable excitement.
Upon hearing The old wizard's words, Van Loon felt a surge of excitement. He vigorously nodded, expressing his strong desire. Although he couldn't communicate with words, his actions were filled with longing and eagerness. For a creature who was originally just an ordinary high school student, being able to learn magic in this otherworldly realm was undoubtedly a rare opportunity, even a kind of miracle.
The old wizard looked at Van Loon with a serious and eager expression, and couldn't help but show a slight smile. A determination gradually emerged in his eyes, as if he had already made some important decision in his heart. He nodded gently and said to Van Loon, "Well, in that case, I will try to teach you some knowledge and skills of magic. But you have to learn well, understand?"
Van Loon felt ecstatic, nodding eagerly once again, filled with gratitude and anticipation. For a goat, getting such an opportunity was undoubtedly extremely precious. He decided to seize this opportunity, to learn more about the knowledge of magic, in order to better survive and adventure in this strange world.
The old wizard waved his hand gently, causing the radiant cube surrounding Van Loon to gradually dissipate, setting him free once more. Van Loon felt the bindings on his limbs release, and he quickly scrambled to his feet, steadying himself once more. Throughout this process, his gaze remained fixed on The old wizard, filled with a longing for the unknown world and an eagerness to learn magic.
Immediately, The old wizard cast another spell, causing a floating blackboard to fly in front of him. Looking at Van Loon, The old wizard spoke with a serious yet somewhat warm tone, "To learn magic, first, you must understand what magic is." With that, he lightly tapped the blackboard, causing a series of complex magical symbols to appear.
Those icons are composed of simple lines, presenting the flow of magic, the structure of spells, and even some basic spell symbols. There are subtle connections between the icons, as if silently telling the mysteries of the magical world.
Van Loon focuses on the icons on the blackboard, even though he cannot fully understand their depth, his intuition tells him that these icons contain important knowledge. Quickly, images from books he had seen before flashed through his mind, similar diagrams about the flow of magic and spells, now seeming to have new meaning.
The old wizard saw the Van Loon so focused, a hint of satisfaction appeared on his face. He slowly began to explain the diagrams on the blackboard, using simple and clear ways to help this special student understand as much as possible. His voice revealed patience and delicacy, as if he were really teaching a beginner, not an ordinary goat.
Van Loon listened, unable to respond, but his eyes and posture showed his eagerness and seriousness in learning. He knew that this would be a crucial step in his growth in the new world, and perhaps, it would open up a whole new journey for him.
Elder Mage stood in front of the blackboard, lightly tracing his fingers in the air, seemingly depicting a magical world for Van Loon. His voice was steady and rhythmic, each word filled with depth and weight: "In this world, anything can possess magic. Magic is a mysterious and wondrous force on this continent, granting users extraordinary abilities and enabling them to perform incredible feats."
He continued to explain, waving his magic wand gently, and colorful dots appeared in the air, as if showcasing the diversity and infinite possibilities of magic: "For example, through magic, you can create various elements such as fire, water, wind, and earth. You can also summon objects, strengthen your body, and even perform spatial teleportation. These are all extensions of magic in the realm of sorcery."
Elder Mage's eyes shimmer with the light of wisdom, as if he is sharing his understanding and insights into magic accumulated over the years. His words not only contain a basic introduction to magical power, but also reveal a deep emotional connection to the world of magic.
Elder Mage continues his explanation, his tone conveying a profound understanding and study of the magical world: "But possessing magical power does not necessarily mean being able to use magic freely. The key lies in whether the magical power can stably exist within your body. This is closely related to the racial characteristics of living beings."
His voice was deep and full of magic: "Basically, as long as a race possesses wisdom, their body structure can usually allow magic to remain stable within them without dissipating rapidly. This is why humans, elves, dwarves, and other wise races can become excellent mages. Those with lower intelligence or simpler physiological structures often cannot effectively store magic."
Elder Mage looked at Van Loon with a complex gleam in his eyes: "For you, as a sheep, you should not be able to stably store magic. But your situation seems to be somewhat special. Not only can you sense magic, but you can even spontaneously use magic. This is extremely rare in the world of magic."
Van Loon listened to the words of Elder Mage, feeling a strange sense of shock and curiosity in his heart. His body seemed to have undergone some extraordinary changes under the rules of the other world, which also made him feel a hint of anticipation for his potential in this magical world.
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