The Wizard World

Maruya Suburban West

Large tracts of mountains are covered with dense and exuberant woodland, and between the hills and hills is a winding double-row carriageway. The white carriageway meanders and extends into the depths of the green mountain forest, and there is no end in sight after a few turns.

In the afternoon, the sky was overcast and gloomy. On the driveway, one carriage after another was driving staggeredly, some of them were still entering the sand forest, while most of the carriages were running out. Occasionally, when they met someone they knew, the owners of the carriage smiled and nodded to each other when the windows of the carriages were opposite each other. Appear polite.

Among them, it was on a small white carriage driving into the mountain forest. An ordinary-looking boy with short brown hair was looking around at the passing carriages. The complicated and gorgeous coats of arms on the carriage made him unable to turn his eyes.

He was wearing a clean white silk jacket with a gray cloth vest on the outside, some tight blue trousers and black boots. It looks similar to the ordinary little nobles in the countryside. I want to pursue fashion, but I don't know that my dress is completely out of tune.

The driver next to the young man was a middle-aged man with somewhat bald head, wearing gray cloth clothes in the style of a servant. These two people were Angelet and Henderson who were heading to the college registration office.

The carriage moved forward quickly, and while it was on the way, Henderson began to carefully explain the situation of Port Academy to Angelet. "Master Angelet, ma'am, let me remind you that if it's not necessary, you'd better not take the courses at Port College, otherwise the fee you pay will be for you..." He didn't finish, but he meant It's obvious.

Angelet nodded: "I see. But is it possible to enter Port Academy as long as you have money?"

Henderson licked his lips. "I haven't heard of anyone who has money and can't get in. It should be."

Angelet nodded clearly. This port college is equivalent to a private college on earth, where you can study if you have money and pay. The quality of teaching inside is not expected to be high. However, compared to eating, drinking and having fun in the castle all day long, or being confused and confused and relying only on the chip, even if the content of the professor is simple, it is much better.

"In addition, the entrance fee of the college is not high, and some children of small businessmen are also enrolled in it. For those who cannot afford it because of the high tuition fees, they are more likely to surround some students who have taken classes and choose to pay some price. The price paid to the students by teaching knowledge and courses from these students is much less than the price paid to the instructor. So this is a relatively common phenomenon in the academy. You can also consider this method." Henderson kindly said remind.

"Thank you, I'll think about it." Angelet smiled and stopped talking.

You don't need to guess, you can know that if you want to obtain knowledge from other students, you obviously need more than money, and you may also need to bow down and curry favor with others. This was obviously impossible for Angelet. Although it was only very precious, he didn't really need to wrong himself because he had the chip.

The carriage quickly followed the driveway and drove into the depths of the mountain forest. At the end of the driveway was a steel fence gate with a width of more than ten meters, and on both sides were tall walls that stretched to the top of the mountain. The gate was open, and there was a large empty lawn outside, with four or five small carriages parked on it. There are all kinds of heraldic patterns, and the horses that drive are expensive and cheap. Some gorgeously dressed people came out from the iron gate from time to time and got into the carriage. The carriage that came in drove over and parked in the open space. The people who got out of the carriage were all young teenagers and girls. Most of them were dressed in gorgeous clothes. There were only a few of them who were plainly dressed. They probably came to sign up for the school. These teenagers range in age from twelve or thirteen years old to fifteen or sixteen years old. It seems that the academy does not have a minimum age limit.

After parking the carriage, Angelet followed Henderson and entered the iron gate. Like many teenagers who came to sign up, he looked around the entire academy curiously.

Entering the iron gate, you will see a wide green grassland, and a row of five or six-storey white buildings are facing the gate. A cobbled path leads from the iron gate to the entrance of the white building.

There are also two rows of bronze statues on both sides of the cobblestone road. Inscriptions are engraved on the copper base.

Angelet casually glanced at a bronze statue as he passed by. The inscription on it reads: Earl Albert Burlington donated 20,000 gold coins to Port College in 1307.

Angelet looked at the other bronze statues speechlessly, and found that all the statues were remembering donators. The minimum is about 10,000 gold coins. Take your eyes back and don't look any more. Follow Henderson directly into the lobby on the first floor of the white building.

In the middle of the hall decorated as gorgeously as a reception. A middle-aged man with a mustache was sitting at the table, holding a quill and registering the students who came to sign up.

Angelet was at the back of the line and turned his head to look forward. It was found that there were twenty or thirty people. Henderson took Aunt Maria's token and went directly to Sir Shiva. The people in front and behind deliberately kept a distance from Angelet, and there was a hint of disgust and contempt in the eyes of these people.

Not long after, Henderson walked up behind a man with blond curly hair. Take Angelet directly out of the team. A side door into the hall.

After paying the fee quickly, Angelet got the identity form assigned to him. It was a piece of white leather paper with his student number, grade, dormitory room, personal information and other information written on it, as well as the red seal of the representative after paying the fee. After completing the formalities, Henderson took the initiative to speak and left directly.

Angelet took the identity form, followed the instructions above, and walked into a building on the left to find his dormitory. The dormitory building is very crowded, and many rooms are open, and some students go back and forth between each room. Every floor is noisy. This reminded Angelet of those preparatory knight students in his father's castle. However, compared to those students, most of the students in this academy are dressed in gorgeous clothes, and each of them behaves and talks slowly, with a feeling of pretending to be elegant.

Of course, Angelet himself was no longer a knight as a nobleman. The Kingdom of Rudin is now in turmoil, facing the danger of subjugation at any time. My father decisively chose to leave the motherland and go to the Andes, obviously he had chosen to give up his title. So now Angelet is just an ordinary boy of the common people. Fortunately, in the Andean League, the regulations on the color of clothes that symbolize status are not very strict. Common colors can also be worn by civilians. Otherwise, the white clothes on his body alone would be considered a felony.

The rooms are all independent, and the academy probably also considered that the nobles probably wouldn't want to live in the same room with others.

The bedroom is a room just big enough for a wooden bed desk and a chair. All the furniture is brown wood without paint, and a faint wood fragrance permeates the room.

Angelet packed up his things and was about to change clothes.

"The new class has been arranged!" A boy's voice came from the stairwell outside. "It's only pasted outside our fifth building. This time the price is five gold coins per person, no more charges are allowed!"

"Each of us has to pay at least 100 gold coins, how can we get back the cost of five of them!?"

"This is Lord Banner's price. If you have any opinions, go to him. I'm just in charge of spreading the word."

There was a sudden noise in the stairwell.

Boom boom boom.

There was a knock on Angelet's door. He went to open the door. A black-haired boy with freckles was standing at the door, wearing an aristocratic uniform with red background and yellow border. "New here? Did you hear the pricing just now?"

Angelet nodded.

"That's good. This is the new price set by Mr. Banner himself. If you want to collect money by teaching ordinary students, you must abide by this rule. No problem?" the boy said quickly.

Angelet nodded again. "No problem." He didn't intend to use this to make money.

"That's good." The boy nodded in satisfaction. Turned around and left. "By the way, seeing how sensible you are, don't forget to pay for the class according to the course list on the back of the information sheet."

Angelet closed the door. A thoughtful expression appeared on his face. Picking up the information sheet on the table, in turn, there are rows of unclear course timetables on the back. It seems that it was printed at one time with something, rather than handwritten, so it is so unclear. Thanks to that boy for reminding me.

The course and the corresponding price list are clearly printed on it.

Music - two lessons totaling one hour, 20 gold coins. Painting - two lessons totaling one hour, 20 gold coins. Dance - two lessons totaling one hour, 20 gold coins. Equestrian combat - two lessons totaling one hour, 20 gold coins. Unarmed Combat - two classes totaling one hour, 30 gold coins. League History - 1 hour for 2 lessons, 10 gold coins. Tactics - two lessons totaling one hour, 50 gold coins. Swordsmanship - two lessons totaling one hour, 20 gold coins. Knife technique - two lessons totaling one hour, 20 gold coins. Two-Handed Heavy Weapons—Two classes total one hour, 30 gold coins. Archery - two lessons totaling one hour, 50 gold coins. Language - two lessons totaling one hour, 20 gold coins.

There are 10 lessons in total, and the next round of courses will be arranged one month later. Fees are to be paid on the day.

Angelet frowned. Calculated in this way, it would take at least a hundred gold coins to complete a course. This is a big burden for him. He brought two Gaojin cards this time. This is what it means to represent two thousand gold coins. The high gold card is a gold card with a representative amount issued after the gold coins are deposited into the academy. You can go to the academy logistics office to exchange for corresponding gold coins at any time.