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Elder Mage's voice is filled with the depth and wisdom of magic, as he continues to explain the mysteries of magic: "Being able to store magical power is just the first step. The ability for magic to flow within you, opening the so-called Magic node, is the real key to casting spells. And this process is a crucial stage for students of magic to learn."
Van Loon listens earnestly to Elder Mage's words, his eyes revealing a desire to learn and understand. He nods, indicating his understanding of Elder Mage's meaning. This thirst for knowledge, even within the body of a sheep, remains bright and steadfast.
Elder Mage's gaze lingered on Van Loon, as if searching for a certain answer. He continued his explanation: "The activation of Magic nodes is the foundation of using magic. Every creature has many potential Magic nodes within their bodies. These nodes are activated when magic first flows through them, acting as small magic pools within the body, capable of storing and releasing magic."
His voice carried a sense of professionalism and seriousness: "The positions and quantities of these Magic nodes vary among different creatures. Some races are even born with more Magic nodes, which is why certain races have a natural advantage in magic. Once the Magic nodes are activated, magic users can utilize these nodes to guide and control magic, thus casting various spells."
Elder Mage is watching Van Loon as he listens attentively, continuing to explain: "Once the magic node is opened, it allows the user to have more precise and efficient control over magic. Casting spells is not just about releasing magic, but also an art of finely manipulating it."
Van Loon listens earnestly, his eyes revealing a thirst for this new knowledge. He nods, indicating his understanding to Elder Mage. Seeing this, Elder Mage smiles slightly, seemingly satisfied with Van Loon's understanding and acceptance, and encourages him: "Good, now that you understand this, we can begin your journey of learning magic."
Elder Mage's voice is full of scholarly seriousness as he continues to explain to Van Loon: "The upper limit of Magic node varies among different races, which is related to the physiological structure and affinity for magic of each race. Take humans for example, an ordinary human magic user can have a maximum of one hundred and eight Magic node. However, due to their closer affinity with nature and magic, elves can have an upper limit of two hundred and sixteen Magic node."
Elder Mage's face shows a thoughtful expression: "However, it is very rare for a magic user to fully activate all Magic node. Among all individuals capable of using magic, the proportion of those who can fully activate all nodes is only about 0.3 percent. These individuals or creatures are often considered geniuses in the field of magic, with their magical control and casting abilities far surpassing ordinary people."
He added, "This is also why learning magic is not an easy task. Opening and controlling a magic node requires talent, training, and relentless effort. Moreover, the opening of each node is a great test of the constitution and spirit of the magic user."
Listening to this knowledge about magic nodes, Van Loon felt even more awe for the mystery and depth of magic. He understood that being able to open a magic node in such a short time was truly fortunate, perhaps related to his special identity and experiences. He realized that he still had a long way to go on the path of magic, but he was ready to embrace this challenge.
Elder Mage continued to ask Van Loon, "Do you know... how many Magic nodes are within your own body?" Van Loon shook its head. Excitement sparkled in Elder Mage's eyes as he looked at Van Loon, almost unable to believe his discovery. His voice was filled with surprise and enthusiasm, "Do you know, Van Loon? You actually have a hundred and eighty-three Magic nodes within your own body! To have so many Magic nodes in such a small body like yours is simply unbelievable!"
He continued excitedly, "This means that you will be extremely outstanding in the use of magic. The quantity of Magic nodes directly affects the speed and intensity of magic casting. With so many nodes, not only will your magic be cast quickly, but its intensity will also be astonishing."
Elder Mage showed a hint of envy on his face: "In the magical world, this number of nodes is enough to make many mages jealous. The nodes you possess are a huge gift for any magic scholar. Your talent is truly rare."
Van Loon listened to Elder Mage's words, feeling both surprised and excited. He had never imagined that he had such talent and potential in magic. He felt that a whole new world was opening its doors to him, a world full of magic and endless possibilities.
Elder Mage showed a hint of a cheerful smile on his face as he looked at Van Loon, his tone revealing a relaxed joy: "So from this moment on, you are officially my apprentice! Hahaha!" His laughter echoed in the small wooden house, filled with warmth and kindness.
Van Loon was somewhat surprised and confused to hear this. His heart was both excited and a little at a loss. After all, he was still a sheep, and such a change in status was too sudden. He hadn't even fully adapted to his life in this strange world before becoming an apprentice to Elder Mage.
At that moment, Elder Mage approached Van Loon and suddenly hugged him tightly, saying joyfully, "Oh, you really have a good touch. Is this the charm of a young ram? Hahaha!" His laughter revealed a lot of joy and warmth, as if he was truly very satisfied with Van Loon as his new apprentice.
Van Loon was a little overwhelmed by Elder Mage's sudden enthusiasm. He felt a bit uncomfortable, but at the same time could sense Elder Mage's sincerity and goodwill. In this strange world, being able to encounter such a kind and interesting mentor might also be a kind of luck. His inner turmoil gradually calmed down, and he began to look forward to his new life as a magic apprentice.
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