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In the dark forest, Herag and others followed behind Dino silently.

The cold wind blew by, with a piercing coldness.

The flagstone road under Herag's feet is clean and tidy, without a single leaf, and each flagstone looks exactly the same.

The group walked along the cobblestone road for ten minutes, and a garden like place appeared in front of them.

The garden is circular, with many roads extending from the center of the garden. I don't know where to go, but Herag and his team's slate road is just one of them.

There is a fountain in the center of the garden, splashing with water.

Herag noticed that there were people in the garden, counting a total of eight, standing scattered in groups of three or two.

After Dino arrived, they all looked over.

An old lady wearing a gray pointed hat and a gray robe walked over. She looked at Herag and others and said, "Dino, I heard that a beautiful and excellent lady is going to join us Augustus this time. Who is she?"

Dino smiled and said, "Professor Nina, don't worry. You can take her back when the test is over."

He turned to Lillian and waved, "Lillian, come here, this is Professor Nina from Augustus College."

"Professor Nina!" Lillian shyly bowed, looking very aristocratic and elegant, with a hint of shyness in her demeanor.

Herag almost couldn't laugh when he saw this scene, the woman was pretending.

Nina liked it more and more as she looked at it, pulling Lillian over and saying, "Hmm, not bad!"

The other seven wizards also leaned over at this moment, with men and women, and their breath was not simple.

Dino looked at the wizard apprentice behind him and shouted, "Those with tokens stand on my left side, and those without tokens stand on my right side."

Eleven wizard apprentices quickly divided into two teams. There were seven wizard apprentices like Herag and Lillian with tokens, and only four without tokens.

Herag was somewhat surprised that Figar also had no tokens.

Dino touched a crystal ball and placed it on his left hand, then said to the wizard apprentices in the left and right columns, "Next, we will conduct a wizard qualification test, with a maximum score of 100 points. The higher the score, the better the qualification."

"It should be noted that qualifications do not represent everything. In the wizarding world, knowledge and effort are always more important. Good qualifications only mean that you can progress faster, not that you can stop working hard."

"Herag, you come first."

Herag stood in the first row and walked up first.

"Put your hands on it, then enter the magic and relax," Dino prompted.

Herag followed suit, put his hand on it, and infused a hint of magic into the crystal ball.

A white mist immediately surged up inside the crystal ball, then condensed into a number of seventy-five.

"Herrag, 75! That's great!" Dino patted Herrag's shoulder as encouragement.

This number surprised Herrag himself, as he thought he would be a scrap script of forty or fifty.

A middle-aged man with a gloomy expression walked over and stared at the fireball ring in Herag's hand, saying, "If I'm not mistaken, what you have in your hand is the token of our Moonlight Forest."

"Yes, sir." Herrag felt a strong sense of oppression as he approached, not intentional, but rather an unintentional breath emanating from his every move.

Dino patted Herag's shoulder, and the pressure he felt disappeared. Dino introduced, "This is Larry Church, a powerful wizard from the Moonlight Forest. He will take you back later."

"Mr. Larry," Herrag politely saluted.

Lali gave him an expressionless look and nodded slightly, saying, "Hmm, you'll come with me later."

"The second one, Lillian." Dino continued to test.

Lillian stood behind Herag, so the second one came to test.

"Eighty seven!"

The number is clearly displayed in the crystal ball.

"Very good! Miss Lillian!" Dino exclaimed.

"Thank you!" Lillian said, lifting her skirt.

Nina personally came over and took Lillian's hand, her smile on her face unable to restrain. She kept whispering in Lillian's ear, and everyone except them couldn't hear what was being said.

The wizard apprentice who held the token quickly completed the test, and after Lillian, there were no more highly qualified ones. The best one was only seventy-two, and the worst one only had a score of fifteen.

Herag noticed that the boy who was fifteen minutes old was the one who had just boarded the boat and was suspended by Fergar to fish, as if he was called Josiah.

At this moment, Joshua's face was as ashes, with a worried expression on his face. His token was a feather pen, a token of the Aruf Swamp.

After watching for a while, Herag didn't pay attention to him anymore because the second wave of testing was about to begin.

Among the four wizard apprentices without tokens, Faggar stood at the end, as if he always liked to stand behind others.

The first three wizard apprentices all had qualifications between sixty and seventy, and it was finally Fagall's turn.

Herag looked carefully and was curious about the Fergal qualification score of a second-class apprentice.

Faggar's eyes still had no emotion, like a snake, he always had a cold and indifferent expression. Zhaoshuyuan.com

He placed his hand on the crystal ball, and the white mist began to roll and eventually condensed into a number: "Five."

There was a moment of silence on the scene.

"How did you get promoted to a second-class apprentice with the qualification of five? And so young?" Herag was surprised, thinking that Figar should have high qualifications.

He recalled what Dino had said: "Look at Figar, although his mental strength is very high, he is extremely unstable, relying on extreme means..."

"Extreme means... what kind of means can promote one to a second-class apprentice with five qualifications..."

Dino didn't seem surprised. He coughed and broke the silence at the scene, saying, "So now that the test is over, those who hold the token will go find your corresponding receiver."

He turned his head to look at the eight wizards who were coming to pick them up and said, "So everyone, there are still four wizard apprentices who don't have tokens. Which of you are willing to recruit them?"

Among these four people, except for Fagall, the other three had qualifications above the passing line and were quickly taken away by various wizard organizations.

In the end, only Faggar remained standing in place, ignored by anyone.

Along the way, Herag and others never expected that Figar had no tokens and became the last remaining wizard apprentice.

"Is there no one?" Dino tried again.

"Come to our Greenhouse." After a moment of silence, a bearded man walked over and invited Figar.

Figar didn't speak, just nodded lightly.

"Let's go," Big Beard said, and then walked ahead without looking at Fagall.

Dino looked at Figar and wanted to say something, but in the end, his throat twitched and he didn't speak.