Wizards: Starting with the Refined Meditation Technique Guide

Chapter 121 Spiritual Energy 100, Learning and Breakthrough

Chapter 121 Spiritual Energy 100, Learning and Breakthrough

Even after a day, the above adjustments can still keep Flying Pumpkin in a good mood with an emotional value of 80 or higher.

Edgar said, "It seems that Wizard Leo is truly capable. Although only a day has passed, his emotional value has not changed at all."

Even the two second-class wizard apprentices, Jodlin and Jodette, couldn't help but frown.

They didn't expect that Leo actually had the ability to maintain this environmental adjustment for a whole day without needing any adjustments, and still achieve a score of over 80.

However, they didn't back down verbally, saying...

"It's normal that it hasn't decreased after only one day."

"Yes, let's see in a couple of days, it will definitely drop."

The other groups were also delighted to see that Leo's adjusted flying pumpkin had not descended in three or four days.

Especially the wizards in Group Six.

They could have easily won this round without lifting a finger.

Even if they do nothing, there is always a skilled wizard who can do the work for them.

In that case, they could simply do nothing at all.

Moreover, the recent incident involving the Star Shattering Stone has already occupied most of their brain processing functions, so they don't have the mind to adjust these flying pumpkins.

Even Murburn, somewhat surprised, adjusted his thinking.

Since Leo's proposed adjustment plan is sound and won't cause conflict within the research lab, then Merben can accept it.

Either way, Leo is just doing all the work for free.

Murburn was also able to accept that the results of the research were good.

Group Three, on the other hand, seemed to be standing up for Leo.

Inside the pavilion.

Wizard Mord said angrily, "Wizard Leo, I don't think you need to help the people in Groups One and Six."

Now that these people have your help, they're even less likely to do anything else.

Fia nodded in agreement, saying, "I think so too."

Leo's expression remained unchanged. He slowly picked up the water bottle, took a sip, and said, "I'm considering that too."

My intention was to help them.

"However, with my help, they started to become lazy, which is putting the cart before the horse."

Leo said, "Alright then, like you said. I'll give up on supporting Group One and Group Six."

"I'll have a proper talk with Wizard Pella about this later."

"After all, although I do make some profit, I'm also quite disheartened."

"That's right, Leo."

"Yes, Leo, that's how it should be done."

Fia and Mord both strongly agreed with Leo's approach.

Leo nodded and said, "Thank you both for your concern."

In fact, Leo had planned to give up the work of Group 1 and Group 6 around this time.

Since Fia and Mord have said this, Leo went along with it and made that decision.

Later, when the wizard Pera was retrieving the data report, Leo told her his decision.

Pera frowned and said, "Wizard Leo, won't you reconsider? I personally think you've done a great job."

Pera was most concerned about the changes brought about by Leo's support to the research lab.

This change is positive and brings joy to Pera.

Pera said, "Wizard Leo, if you're not satisfied with this reward, I can help you negotiate for more benefits from Group One and Group Six."

"Never mind, Wizard Pella."

Leo shook his head and said, "I helped them, and although I profited from it, they just handed everything over to me and showed no willingness to cooperate. I feel that what I did didn't match the compensation I deserved. It's like I'm working for them for free."

Hearing Leo say this, Pera had no way to refute it.

Because Leo is right, now both Group 1 and Group 6 are using Leo as a freeloader.

They can reap the benefits of Leo's work without doing anything, which is equivalent to Leo working for them for free.

Unable to persuade Leo, Pera could only say, "Alright, Wizard Leo, you can take charge of the other groups from now on."

"As for the support work of Group One and Group Six, there is no need to continue."

"Thank you for your understanding, Wizard Pella."

Several days later, at the Esmond gathering, Leo's spiritual energy in Leo's room reached a limit.

"Mental Energy 100!"

Leo breathed a sigh of relief.

This level is already sufficient for a breakthrough into a second-tier wizard apprentice.

Only through breakthroughs can Leo's spiritual energy continue to increase.

As for how to achieve this breakthrough, Leo already has a clue: it involves taking a special potion: Thor's Fire Potion.

Thor's Fire Potion is a potion specifically designed to break through the barrier between a third-class wizard apprentice and a second-class wizard apprentice.

The dosage of this medication can be combined.

The more layers you stack, the easier it will be to break through the barrier.

However, this medicine has one problem.

The problem is that excessive use of this drug could lead to drug resistance, making the next stage of breakthroughs more difficult.

Many wizards were limited to the level of second-class wizard apprentice because they had consumed too much Thor's Fire Potion.

Of course, Leo can ignore this drawback.

Drug resistance is a problem that only occurs with drugs of quality below perfect.

For Leo, who can consistently produce potions of perfect quality, this drawback is completely nonexistent.

Thinking of this, the formula for Thor's gunpowder appeared in Leo's mind.

This is also a level 1 potion formula.

However, compared to the White Elf's Mana Growth Potion, the Thor's Fire Potion is much more difficult to refine.

Leo felt he would need at least two days to be confident enough to begin refining the perfect Thor's Fire Potion.

Since the progress at Pera's research lab was almost complete, Leo chose to take leave and study and make breakthroughs at home.

Because the adjustments Leo made could be maintained for a relatively long time, Fia agreed to Leo's request for leave without any hesitation.

"Wizard Leo, you should rest."

"Anyway, with you joining us, our work here is quite relaxed."

"Don't even mention a day or two, I think even if you don't come for three or four days, we'll be fine. I'll be in charge of notifying the support teams on days two, four, and five; they shouldn't have any objections."

"That's good."

Leo ended the communication and began to focus on his studies.

Of course, a slight smile played on his lips as he said, "The work of the group I'm in charge of is indeed fine, but the other two groups may not be so certain."

Leo felt that the problems in those two groups should have come to a head by now.

In Pella's research lab, a group of regional wizards, including Edgar, were walking towards the fields as usual, just like the previous two days.

Edgar predicted that today's outcome would be the same as the previous two days—another day where he could do nothing.

Thinking about his work these past few days, Edgar couldn't help but shake his head.

He didn't understand.

Why did Leo choose to abandon supporting their team after completing the adjustments?