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Chapter 174 - 174 116 Dance of the Bear_2

174: Chapter 116, Dance of the Bear_2 174: Chapter 116, Dance of the Bear_2 “Baron Hudson, you’re too kind.

My main purpose for this visit is to exchange magic knowledge.

The great Kemboy, a famous magician, once said: exchange leads to progress.”

The magic in the Southeastern Province is not prosperous.

Especially in the counties of Layton and Wharton, only you and I are magicians.

We should become closer in the future.”

…”

After hearing what Baron Caryo said, Hudson could only complain internally.

What should come will come, but he didn’t expect it to come so quickly.

Originally, Hudson thought he was knowledgeable (having read all the books in his collection).

Even if his professional knowledge was limited, he could blurt out random topics to get by.

Theoretically, there’s some flaw, but it could be attributed to his lack of systemic education.

At the very least, last time when he was talking with Miss Melissa, he barely managed to get by, even learning some basic common sense about magicians.

He didn’t expect the humiliation to come so quickly.

“Kemboy”—the greatest alchemist in the human history, known by every noble on the continent.

But the history books in his home only emphasized his contribution in alchemy and didn’t mention anything about magic at all.

He never expected this fellow was also a great magician.

The tragedy of being a minor noble, when the ancestors made a careless record, the errors in common sense were left behind.

“Baron Caryo, you’re too kind.

Compared with you, a traditional magician, I, a magician who relies on luck, am far behind in every aspect of knowledge storage.

Being able to exchange magic knowledge with you is a great learning opportunity for me, I hope you don’t mind.”

If I don’t understand, I don’t understand.

Hudson lowered his posture.

He may be able to cheat using the Earth Bear, but the magical concept of the Earth Bear Tribe does not necessarily apply to the Human Race.

At least for the time being together, he has not seen the young bear using spells.

When a fight occurs, it is usually resolved with a slap.

Magical attacks always appear without him knowing.

If this were applied to humans, it would be a dream to want to cast such a smooth magic without a spell.

Perhaps a high-order mage can do it when casting low-level magic.

But to be like a young bear, freely controlling all the magic you know, just go to bed!

The gap in talent is truly irreplaceable by effort.

The genius theory applies equally to stupid people, playing the lute to a cow is useless.

When it came to discussing magic knowledge, Baron Caryo was passionately instructing, while Hudson occasionally put forward an opinion, and then he was ruthlessly criticized.

When it comes to ideological conflicts, there is never a pleasant discussion.

Just through brief talks, Hudson already knew that there were intense ideological conflicts within the magicians’ circle.

No one can tell who’s right or wrong, everyone insists that their own ideology is right.

They did not fight over ideological conflicts, mainly because there were too many ideological factions.

Due to different ideologies, you argue with one person today, and change to another one tomorrow, there are too many people who have quarreled, and slowly they can’t remember them all.

Almost every time a new Sanctuary Magician is born, a new genre is created, and it is never duplicated.

The lower mages and grand mages basically have their own magical ideas, and no one can persuade anyone else.

Even when it involves mentors and apprentices in magic ideology, they don’t give in to each other.

If the paths are different, they do not plan together.

Every time they go their seperate ways, a new magical concept is born.

Magic apprentices listen to their own teachers before forming their own concepts, but once they have their own concepts, then there is no discussion – they go their own way.

No one thinks this is wrong.

From the birth of magic, everyone has been having fun like this!

If it were not for the internal dispersion and inability to effectively integrate, they would not have been so brutally suppressed by the Clergy hundreds of years ago.

It is also because of the dispersion that magicians have gained the support of various countries on the continent.

Who wouldn’t like a top hand who can’t threaten one’s own core interests?

We have been talking about it all morning, even our lunch was brought by servants, and it was devoured during the discussion.

“Baron Caryo, we’ve been discussing for so long, we’ve just been staying on theoretical ground.

To determine whether it is right, we ultimately need to see the effect of the spell.

Why don’t we change places, perform spells according to our own ideas, and see how the specific results are?”

Hudson suggested seemingly casually.

It’s great to learn about magic knowledge, but it’s not fun if you’re constantly being sprayed.

Even if we’re going to have an in-depth discussion, it should be with a beautiful female magician!

What’s there to discuss with the same old mage?

“I heard that there is a swamp in Baron Hudson’s territory.

Recently I have been learning a reinforcement spell.

Why not go and try its effect?”

After hearing what Baron Caryo said, Hudson cursed himself for being stupid, actually believing that the other party was here to discuss magic.

But now he couldn’t refuse, more attempts to cover it will only give rise to more in-depth suspicions from the Dalton Family.

“No problem!”

Hudson answered without hesitation.

If he couldn’t cover it up, he might as well let the other party visit openly.

Anyway, the development progress of the swamp is also a sad story.

The first adopted open-channel drainage method declared a failure in less than a month.

The terrain around it was higher than the swamp, and after the several newly dug ponds were filled with water, he had to give up.