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nTranslator: Simple MTL Editor: Simple MTL

nJoelson’s heart trembled.

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n“I’ll send you in.”

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nInstead of going through the light gate in the academy, Harriet Terrence directly sent Joelson into the Mage Tower.

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nThe ten tier 6 magic wolves stared intently at Joelson, revealing dangerous gazes.

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nJoelson revealed a bitter smile.

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nHarriet Terrence directly swept past the fifty-seventh, fifty-eighth, and fifty-ninth levels, directly sending him to the sixtieth level.

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nThen.

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nJoelson’s gaze was serious.

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nLet the battle begin!

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n…

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nA student dressed in a red mage robe appeared outside the Mage Tower in a sorry state, his face filled with deep regret.

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n“Damn it! I was so close to passing the twenty-sixth floor!”

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nA lazy chuckle sounded from the side.

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n“Come on, Hatton, you’ve said this eight times already!”

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nThe red-robed student cursed in a low voice, “Shut up, Raymond. I know it even if you don’t tell me!”

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n“Sigh!”

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nHatton lowered his head and sighed. He said in a low voice, “I bet with Dorne that he will be ranked higher than him this month. The deadline is almost up. Ah! That’s a whole hundred gold coins!”

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nHatton subconsciously looked at the magic screen, looking for his ranking.

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nSuddenly, from the corner of his eye, he saw a name flashing at the top of the screen.

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nHatton quickly looked up to search.

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nThe higher the ranking, the more difficult it was to rise. Perhaps it would not even move for a few months.

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nHowever, every rise proved that another genius student of Tulip Magic Academy had made a major breakthrough.

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nWho could it be?!

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nFrancis, the fourth year’s lead student?!

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nHe was very talented and improved the fastest, so it was possible.

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nHatton soon found Francis’ ranking, but there was no change.

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nThat was Rodin?!

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nThe sixth year’s lead student, it was said that he had been trying to break through to the Mage Tower recently.

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nHe looked over, but it was still not him.

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nHatton opened his eyes wide and looked at the hundreds of familiar names on the magic screen.

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nHe was surprised to find that there was no change in the rankings.

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nWas he mistaken?!

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nThat was impossible.

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nHis eyes searched all the way to the top of the screen.

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nUlysses.

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nJoelson Edward.

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nWait!

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nHatton’s eyes suddenly stopped.

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nHe saw.

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nHanging high on the top of the screen, it represented the name of the number one genius in the history of the Tulip Academy, Joelson Edward.

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nThe ranking of the Mage Tower at the back had changed from the fifty-seventh floor to the sixtieth floor.

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nHatton was stunned, but soon his eyes showed great excitement and joy.

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n“Raymond!”

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nHe anxiously called out the name of a student who was sleeping on the table.

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nRaymond raised his head and frowned. “What’s wrong now, Hatton?”

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nHatton shouted excitedly, “Raymond, quick! Hurry up! Quickly inform the others with magic messages.”

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n“Joelson Edward! He’s starting to break into the Mage Tower Again!”

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nJoelson casually squeezed the head of the last tier 6 light magic wolf into scattered light spots.

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nSince he was here for the reward, it did not matter whether he used magic or a combat aura.

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nA Tier 6 magic wolf would not have any effect on him at the moment.

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nThe voice that he had expected rang out.

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n“Congratulations, trial-taker. You have successfully passed the level 6 trial. The reward is being distributed.”

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nJoelson waited silently.

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nIf nothing unexpected happened, there should not be any notification of failure in the reward distribution this time.

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nRich magic elements gathered around Joelson, replenishing some of his mana.

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nA ray of light descended from the white sky.

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nA ball of light of different colors appeared in front of him.

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nRed irfe, blue water, and green wind.

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nEach color represented a certain element.

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nIt seemed to be waiting for him to make a choice.

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nHe thought for a moment and walked straight to the ball of light and dark elements that were emitting a holy and dark aura.

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nHe grabbed them with both hands.

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nThe two light blobs nimbly dodged backwards.

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n“I can only choose one?” Joelson said in a low voice.

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nThe light attribute light blob still rejected the hand that had been bribed and extended towards the dark attribute light blob.

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n“This is? You can’t choose the corresponding light blob because you don’t have the magic talent to begin with?”

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nJoelson frowned and could only leave, coming in front of the fire attribute light blob.

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nThis time, he touched it very naturally.

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nIt was like reaching into a hot spring. The fire element light ball merged into Joelson’s body.

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nIn an instant, Joelson felt a magical fragment flowing through his mind.

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nWhen he absorbed all the scattered knowledge, he felt that his palm towards fire magic had taken a step forward.

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n“Instant cast magic.”

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nA ball of fire jumped out from the center of Joelson’s palm and swayed gently.

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nHe suddenly understood.

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nWhy did Harriet Terrence say that every student who received the tenth level reward could instantly cast a spell of the corresponding level?

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nThe ball of light contained the understanding of all fire magic below level six.

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nThe absorption process was like an old magician who thought that he had indoctrinated his understanding of low-level magic into his mind bit by bit in detail.

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nIt was more thorough and easier to understand than what Harriet Terrence had explained.

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nIn fact, there was even a hint of understanding of the nature of the fire element in it.

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nOriginally, using the terrifying magic talent of the shared dragon to achieve instantaneous magic was like an instinct.

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nNow, the muddled and blurry parts of his heart became clearer bit by bit.

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nThere was a hint of anticipation in his eyes as he strode towards the door of light that led to the next level.

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nOutside the Mage Tower, more than 80% of the people from the Tulip Magic Academy had rushed over.

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nThere were students and teachers.

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nThere were even old students like Stewart who were hiding in the academy, as well as powerful magic tutors like Tang Man who had the strength of an eighth-tier mage.

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nIf Joelson broke into the Mage Tower again, he would definitely create a new legend.

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n“I saw it with my own eyes at that time. Joelson’s name reached the sixtieth floor in an instant. It really happened in an instant. It was as if he jumped over the middle few floors.”

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nHatton kept telling the students around him about the scene when he discovered this important news.

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nBut after saying these two sentences, gradually, no one paid attention to him.

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n“The students after graduation, the teachers of the academy, and the mages who are not tulip are not qualified to enter the Mage Tower again. This time, I’m afraid that Joelson will set a record that will never be surpassed.” Someone could not help but exclaim.

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nThe students of Tulip Academy were about to graduate. It was considered a very powerful genius to be able to reach the sixth rank.

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nUlysses represented their limits.

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nAfter that, even if they advanced to the seventh, eighth, or even ninth rank, they would not be able to enter the mage tower to cultivate.

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nIf they could reach the eighth rank before they graduated, perhaps only a monster like Joelson could do it.

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nIn the next few hundred years, there would not be anyone who could compare to him in the Tulip Academy.

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nThat’s why Tulip’s faculty and students are so excited to see how far Joelson can go.

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