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After Herag inserted the copper key into the door hole, magic flowed through the door and with a click, the back door automatically opened.

After the door opened, the room automatically lit up with a soft light yellow light.

The furniture inside the house is complete, including tables and chairs, and there is also a stack of wood next to the fireplace.

There are some oil paintings hanging on the wall, mostly landscape paintings.

The lights on the wall are very similar to those on the ship, but the design needs to be more exquisite, with softer lighting and a light yellow stone inside.

The first floor of the house has a resting living room and kitchen, while the second floor has three rooms, one bedroom, one study, and one vacant one.

The third floor is an attic, with a lower floor height, suitable for storing miscellaneous items.

The kitchen has complete utensils and various seasonings, and Herag also discovered tea and coffee.

Herag lit the wood and set the fireplace on fire, then heated a pot of water and brewed himself a cup of coffee.

After a simple nap, Herrag began to arrange follow-up plans.

"Deep Blue, provide a course learning plan suggestion."

"The course learning suggestions are as follows:"

"1. Learn the basic principles of meditation."

"2. Learn the basic principles of spell models."

"3. Learn multiple languages."

"Learn a defensive level 0 spell."

"Learn an aggressive level zero spell."

Deep Blue formulated a series of plans, and Herag looked at the schedule and realized that he had quite a few things to do.

He opened the rune and looked at the schedule. The course time in Moonlight Forest is from 9am to 9pm, with each class lasting three hours.

Almost every day of this month's classes are full, with various types of courses available, such as anatomy, necrobiology, and shadowlogy.

Herag searched and found Roly Ivane's "Fundamentals of Meditation", which happened to start a new round of classes next Monday.

"The price..." He glanced at the price of the course and said he needed to pay fifteen gold coins.

Gold coins are given on site, and Herag has course exchange vouchers. You can use the vouchers directly at that time. Moonlight Forest will regularly exchange the vouchers for gold coins and distribute them to the teaching wizards.

The course of Meditation has a total of three sections, totaling nine hours.

"A course costs fifteen gold coins, which is still a basic course."

Herag took out his wallet from the space ring and counted it, totaling only twenty gold coins.

"Look at the task." Herag clicked on the task column and prepared to check the market first.

An assistant in the field of herbal medicine experiments is required to possess knowledge of herbal medicine. Upon passing the on-site assessment, the assistant can be hired for a fee of 30 gold coins“

"Find someone to assist in killing the mountain monster, require at least a second-class apprentice, have two or more aggressive spells, and pay twenty magic stones."

"Harvest the walking grass in the secluded valley, 20 gold coins per plant."

On the rune stone, only tasks can be viewed and the task publisher can be contacted. To publish tasks, you need to go to the transaction hall. After filling in the information and paying the deposit there, the tasks will be updated synchronously on the magic website.

Each rune is bound to its corresponding wizard, and its internal functions may vary depending on the organization of the wizard.

The usage distance of talismans is also limited, and they can only be used in the area where eight wizard organizations are located. Once they go out, they cannot be used anymore. They are sufficient for daily life.

Herag finally signed up for three courses: "Fundamentals of Meditation," "Fundamentals of Spell Model Construction," and "Introduction to Herbology.".

He calculated that if the three courses were normal, they would require seventy gold coins.

In terms of pharmacology, Larry has no plans to start classes at the moment, so Herag can only choose another course for a witch named Yuna.

The three courses will be completed within three weeks, and Herag's next plan is to borrow books.

The courses here do not provide textbooks and need to be prepared by the wizard apprentices themselves. Some libraries can borrow them directly, while others can only buy from other wizard apprentices.

The library in Moonlight Forest is the tallest building here, with a total of seventeen floors. This library has existed for over two thousand years, containing various types of books.

Herag's library card has the lowest level of authority and can only go to the first level to borrow books.

Fortunately, the three books he needed for class were all basic type books, all on the first level.

Herag borrowed textbooks on Meditation and Herbology, but the textbook on Spell Modeling has been borrowed and is currently unavailable.

"You can go to the flea market to have a look," the librarian suggested when he saw that he was a newcomer.

"Flea market?"

The librarian said, "If the wizards in the forest have anything they don't need, they will do it there. They have everything, you can go and take a look."

Herag followed the librarian's instructions and arrived at the west side of the town, where the flea market was located.

This is no different from a regular street vendor market, it's just not that noisy, and wizards are generally quieter.

Many of the wizard apprentices who set up stalls are reading books and working very hard. They only put down their books to start business when someone asks.

The things on the street stall are all sorts of strange, and the body parts of various unknown animals are no longer strange. Herag also saw someone selling feces, and the label next to it was dragon dung.

The key is that his stool is quite fresh, and it doesn't look like dragon dung at all when looking at Shuyuan www.zhaoshuyuan.com.

Herag frowned and quickly left the area, approaching the area with books on the stall.

There are several stacks of books piled up on a booth, and the vendor is a thin little boy wearing glasses.

"Is there a book called 'Fundamentals of Magic Model Construction'?" Herrag asked.

The boy helped his glasses and nodded, saying, "Yes!"

He struggled to search through the stacks of books, seemingly forgetting the location of the book on the spell model, and it took him a long time to find it.

"How much is it?" Herag asked.

"Fifty silver coins."

Herag doubted his ears a bit and said, "How much?"

The boy explained, "It's all for this price, and I bought it for fifty silver coins. You just need to sell it after you finish class. We all came here this way. I bought these books just to get back on investment, not to make money."

For the sake of prudence, Herag went to several other stalls to ask and found that what the boy said was indeed true.

He naturally doesn't believe in not making money, but the market price is indeed so high.

"Here." Herag discharged fifty silver coins and took away the book of spell models.

After counting the silver coins, the boy asked, "Are you a newcomer? You can add me as a rune friend. I have many books."

"Okay," Herag thought about it and agreed, hoping to find books faster in the future.

"Hello, my name is Leo Severen," Leo smiled.

"Herald Merlin."

After Herag added him, there were two people on his friend list.

"I don't know how many runes Lillian has..." Herag suddenly thought of this question.

They didn't even know there was a rune stone before they came, and now they can only contact each other through letters.