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There is no need to worry about the textbooks of herbal medicine and magic medicine. Larry has them all, and Herag has already obtained them.

Don't worry about the course issues, Larry personally explained it and really treated Herrag as a student teaching.

Herag took out his rune and looked at it. There have been almost no courses offered during this period, and it should take a few days for the normal courses to start gradually.

The courses in Moonlight Forest are very cheap, mainly providing convenience for wizard apprentices. The formal wizards who attend classes usually have task requirements, which require classes to be held approximately every three months.

Moonlight Forest has invested a lot of resources to the formal wizards who signed the contract, and correspondingly, these wizards also have to bear certain responsibilities and obligations.

In the war between Moonlight Forest and Greenhouse, several formal wizards died, which was a serious loss for both sides.

Herag currently urgently needs knowledge related to ancient magic. There are no relevant books on the first floor of the library, so he can only go to the second floor to see if there are any.

The library in Moonlight Forest has a total of seventeen floors, and even third class wizard apprentices can only borrow books on the second floor.

Further up, one must be a formal wizard who has signed a contract in order to borrow books.

Since Herag has decided to use the Dark Sky as his innate spell, he definitely needs to learn more about the relevant knowledge.

There are currently no order tasks on Larry's end these days, so he happens to have time to go to the library to supplement his knowledge.

Moonlight forests will not drive them out either. People are needed everywhere in the forest, and jobs like librarians are very suitable for these elderly people.

Herag followed the stairs to the second floor.

But Herag doesn't need to read every book, as long as there is this data stored in the database of Deep Blue, he can retrieve it when he needs it.

Four days later, Herag was flipping through a book called "Dragon Geography" in his hand in front of the last bookshelf, and Deep Blue quickly scanned and entered the content.

For ordinary wizard apprentices, even if they have studied for decades, they may not be able to read all the content here.

This place is not as crowded as the school in my past life, so I need to go in and grab a seat.

There are spells inside the library, and all books placed in designated locations will automatically return to their original positions on the bookshelf.

It's also easy to grab the top book. Use magic to hook it up and the corresponding book will automatically fly down.

The lifespan of third class wizard apprentices is generally between 120 and 150 years old, and aging is much slower than that of ordinary people.

The library in the Moonlight Forest stands out as having a vast land and sparse population, with some empty spaces.

Herag came to the bottom of the bookshelf and looked up at the high shelf.

Herag starts from the first book on the first shelf of the history category, scans and enters each book one by one, and records them all in the database of Deep Blue.

But the Leiden in front of me looks so old, at least over a hundred years old.

The work in the library is very easy, not even responsible for organizing books.

After completing this task, Herag began to read the book seriously.

Due to the large scope of the second layer, Herrag estimates that he will need to stay here for three to four days before he can complete the entry of all the books.

It's just that you don't need to stay in the library to read anymore. You can lie in bed and read when you get home.

Of course, there are also people like Leighton who don't plan to leave and spend the rest of their lives in the Moonlight Forest.

Herag nodded and said, "Yes, I'm ready to come to the second floor to take a look."

Herag calculated the size of the space here, which is much larger than what looks outside, at least three times larger than the space on the first floor.

Early the next morning, it was just dawn, and Herag finished his meditation and headed to the library.

The bookshelves here are very high, nine meters long, making it difficult to see which books are on them even when looking up.

Leighton speaks slowly but enunciates clearly.

There are only two people on the second floor now, a librarian at the front desk and a third class wizard apprentice.

These people outside the library are just as hardworking as Leo, mostly first and second class wizard apprentices, with only two third class wizard apprentices and Herag.

But this is not a difficult task for Herag, he has Deep Blue to obtain information.

This layer has brought him great rewards, and the knowledge here is enough for him to use for a long time in the future.

The rune immediately lit up, and the groove also shone green. With a ding sound, Herag picked up his own rune, and the door automatically opened.

After talking to him for a while, Herag learned about the general classification and corresponding area of the second layer of books, and first went to the historical area.

Herag knew that some wizard apprentices had no hope of promotion when they were old, so he would leave the Moonlight Forest Land to return to his hometown for retirement.

Herag remembered Leo again, and the rune had never replied to him. He didn't have many friends in his daily life, and Herag had no way to inquire about his whereabouts.

This person looks very old, with white hair and beard. The sign in front of him reads: "Leighton Potter."

Herag glanced at the time in his field of vision and as soon as six o'clock, the library door automatically opened.

Herag first wandered around the first floor and scanned and entered some newly added books in deep blue.

The book updates here are very slow, and even if there are new books, they are mostly newly written by their own wizards in Moonlight Forest. After approval, they are placed in the library.

He didn't have time to read carefully, so he made every effort to input these books.

For third class wizard apprentices, it is also a small matter, as most of them have the ability to perceive magic.

The second floor of the library is even wider than the first floor, and when you look around, rows of bookshelves can't be seen to the end.

The content of this layer of books is much richer and more profound than the first layer. Many books in the first layer can be found here with corresponding higher-level versions.

"Finally, it's done," Herrag thought to himself.

"Are you newly promoted?" Leighton, although very old, still had a shrewd look in his eyes as he sat in a chair at the front desk, smiling.

He is preparing to look at things related to ancient history and ancient magic, and he also needs to look for information on the Book Garden www.zhaoshuyuan.com and the Body Refining Wizard.

The door on the second floor was tightly closed, with a groove on it, and Herag placed the rune inside.

When Herag arrived at the library, he found more than ten people waiting outside.

The wizard apprentices waiting outside walked in an orderly manner, with no one vying for them.

"Well, every newly promoted third class wizard apprentice can't wait to come to the second floor to take a look, so I know almost all the third class wizard apprentices in the forest. Although I'm old, my memory is still good, and I remember everyone. You, this is the first time I've seen you."

After he left, Leiden also picked up a book and slowly read it, occasionally taking a sip of the brewed coffee, looking very comfortable.

"It seems that there are also spatial spells here."

The library will not open until a while later, and a few people will squat on the roadside with books, reading under the light of street lights.

When he left, Leighton was already asleep, lying on a book and falling asleep.