Chapter 1104

Now that the main courses have all ended, the students' attention has shifted to two elective courses.

In the "Alchemy Class", Professor Kazel once again elaborated on the key points of golem making, and used the difficult questions that Dak had asked before as examples for analysis, which made the students in the audience suddenly enlightened, and some problems that had troubled them for a long time were solved.

After this part of the difficult questions was explained, Professor Kazel asked the students to raise the problems they encountered in refining the golem one by one, and he explained them in detail.

Most of these questions were raised by seniors, and their progress was faster than Dak. The source of some of the questions was even the part that he had not yet touched.

Dak recorded all these questions and answers, so that he could refer to them if he encountered them in the future.

The last "Alchemy Class" of the first semester of the second year came to an end with this question and answer.

...

After that, Dak continued to try to make golems in the club classroom.

Although the quality of the finished products obtained during this period was still insufficient, at least they were improved every time.

In order to save materials, he basically made small golems, the smallest of which was only a little bigger than a palm, and the specific appearance was not exquisite.

In short, he tried to keep the second place and strive for the third place.

The subject at the end of this semester was just a stage assessment, and the requirement was to make a second-tier "similar-level" golem.

Of course, this was just the bottom line.

To get a good grade, the closer to the third tier, the better.

Dak was now able to make a "similar-level" golem, but it was not sophisticated enough.

For this subject, he had some ideas.

Make a golem as close to the "pseudo-level" as possible, then seal it with a "curse cage", transform it into a magic guide elf, and then use the "sin card" to open the spiritual wisdom.

In this way, the biggest threshold between "similar-level" and "pseudo-level" - intelligence, can be easily crossed.

Although this method is a bit tricky, it can be successful in Dak's deduction.

However, taking shortcuts will inevitably lose something.

The "pseudo-level" golem obtained in this way cannot be used as a basis for further progress.

The fourth level, "simulation level", requires that the structure of the golem is almost the same as that of real life, which is not a barrier that can be crossed by opening the spiritual intelligence.

But you have to eat one bite at a time and walk one step at a time.

Let's start with the "simulation level".

Thinking of this, Dak picked up a bronze sphere.

He entered the dungeon, killed the bronze beast, found the "bronze room", and took out two treasure chests from a huge sphinx.

One of the silver treasure chests opened the "silver sphinx", and the other bronze treasure chest opened the "bronze mirror" that was later refined into the "bronze snake mirror".

The "bronze eyeball" in his hand is the remnant of the bronze beast.

This thing can be used as the "core" of the golem.

"Make a little Magnemite?"

This eyeball gave him inspiration.

...

At three o'clock in the afternoon, a decent "little Magnemite" appeared on the table.

But it is just a shell, with only the appearance.

It is not easy to make it move, or even to make it float by magnetism.

"Then I'll leave it to you."

Dake patted the little head of "Meow Meow" and began to slack off... No, he was preparing for tonight's "Astrology" topic.

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At the same time, other students in the "Astrology" class were also preparing for tonight's divination.

There were not many students in Professor Medea Bartholomew's "Astrology" class. Even if all of them were added up, there were only fifteen students, and only the second-year students occupied eight places.

In addition to Dak, there were Rose Froti, Eudora Envi, Emma Metis, Sarah Swati, Heidi Euphemia, Pistan Kellogg, and Jimmy Abbott.

In terms of qualifications, Eudora Envi was the best, followed by Rose, then Sarah and Emma, ​​and the remaining three were in the same batch.

Dak was originally the last one, and he had to join Little Ibrahimovic to reach the last tier.

Now, he is almost catching up with Emma and Sarah.

Of course, he himself is not sure.

…

At 7:30 in the evening, the stars gradually faded, the full moon hung high, and the whole castle was bathed in the watery moonlight.

And the fifteen students of the "Astrology Class" all went up the spiral clock tower stairs and finally reached the classroom on the top floor.

Professor Medea Bartholomew was rare to sit behind the podium before the bell rang. The pumpkin carriage was still parked on one side. The ceiling had been opened from it, and the bright moonlight penetrated the glass and shone on the table, clear and bright.

Students walked into the classroom one after another and sat in their seats.

When the class was about to start, Dak left the club classroom and came to the "Astrology Class" classroom.

As usual, he came to the corner of the last row, took the little Eevee off his shoulders and put it on the table.

Although [Magical Beast: God of Destruction]'s divination talent is even more terrifying, its basic education has just begun. Even if it gets Professor Medea's permission, it is impossible for it to understand the content of the "astrology class".

"Ding-ling-ling."

As the class bell rang, the few whispers in the classroom disappeared, and everyone was tense.

From this, it can be seen that most students have no confidence in tonight's divination.

Professor Mitia stood up, supporting the podium with both hands, which made people fall in love with him. His eyes, like the bright moon, scanned from time to time, like a pool of spring water.

"I have a bet."

And today's class was completely opened after the appearance of this sentence!

...

"Bet?"

When the students in the classroom first heard this word, they were still confused, but soon the first person remembered it, and then the second, the third...

After more than a minute, all the students recalled it vaguely.

Professor Mitia did have a bet, which was a bet between him and Professor McDonald, who also taught "Astrology", before the "Astrology Class" started.

"I once made an agreement with Professor McDonald that both of us would spend a semester teaching our students, and then in the end-of-semester assessment, we would see whose students could master astrology faster and better. Now the time has come, I wonder if you have forgotten?"

"Professor, is this the specific matter of this assessment?"

Antonio Cromwell, a fifth-year student, raised his hand. He was one of the only two fifth-year students in the classroom.

The other was Betty, Betty Murray.

Professor Medea smiled slyly and said, "That's right. Divination predicts certain things that may happen in the next semester, and use a whole semester to verify your divination results.

The side with more accurate divination and more correct predictions will win. I hope you win."

Although she was smiling, the students couldn't laugh.

The students whispered to each other, and the things they had forgotten before were quickly recalled.

Emma Metis's face was extremely ugly.

She still remembered that she had asked Professor Medea a question at that time, and the answer she got was: If you lose, everyone present will fail the astrology class.

Elective courses do not need to be retaken.

But if you fail, you really fail.

Students like Emma who value grades very much naturally cannot accept such a thing.

But as the content of the "Astrology Class" became more and more difficult, she gradually forgot about this situation.

Recalling it like this, it was really like a thunderbolt.

Professor Medea's bet target was Professor McDonald, a senior professor of the "Astrology Class" and well-known.

Therefore, except for the second grade, most students who are interested in divination will choose Professor McDonald's "Astrology Class".

Professor McDonald has so many resources, and the students he selects naturally have very good qualifications.

Like Betty Murray, he was the one left...

"Professor."

Like a fish struggling in vain on a chopping board, Emma raised her hand with a complicated expression.

"Metis, is there anything you want to ask?" Professor Medea said gently.

Emma then said, "Professor McDonald, how many students are there?"

Professor Medea smiled and said, "Thirty."

Emma: "..."

Pistan Kellogg raised his hand in a panic and said, "Wait, professor, we are comparing the probability of correct predictions, right?"

Professor Medea still smiled: "Number of times."

Pistan exclaimed immediately: "How can this be won! There are twice as many people!"

The students in the audience suddenly made a fuss, and everyone's face changed for a while.

Professor Medea smiled and shook his head: "Divination is not about the number of people. Everyone predicts different events. What we are talking about is the number of predicted events."

Pistan asked quickly: "How many things can one person predict?"

Professor Medea nodded and said: "The evaluation criteria are mainly based on the number of correctly predicted events. If you happen to encounter the same event, it will belong to the more accurate party."

"I see." Pistan sat down with a relaxed look.

Then the next moment, it bounced up like a ball: "Isn't it the same?"

"Hahaha." Professor Mitia laughed heartlessly, "There is an advantage in having more people. But you also have advantages."

"What advantage?" someone asked.

Professor Mitia said seriously: "Your talent is higher than theirs."

...

Specifically.

Although Professor McDonald has almost all the students in the third grade and above.

But Professor Mitia has a monopoly on the second-year students.

This year's second-year students are extraordinary.

Among the senior students, some of the more talented ones have already taken the "astrology class" in the previous two years. Those people will naturally not appear in this gambling game.

Therefore, Professor Mitia's statement about talent is not exaggerated.

Divination talent is rare.

...

After being praised suddenly, these fifteen students became quiet.

Then Professor Mitia said humorously: "And there are not 15 students in our class, but 16."

"Buuuu?" Little Ibrahimovic tilted his head and attracted everyone's attention.

The air in the classroom suddenly became a little cold.

...

"Okay, let's stop talking nonsense."

Professor Mitia patted the table and said, "For an experienced fortune teller, each fortune telling can be divided into two situations, one requires a price to be paid, and the other does not require a price to be paid. The former can directly peek into the future, while the latter makes predictions by observing the laws of how things work."

"Even if the former interprets it wrongly, the future seen must be real and exists on a certain destiny track."

"The latter is a probabilistic event, and the prediction is not accurate. Even the best fortune teller cannot guarantee a 100% accuracy rate."

"Compared with the two, the former is naturally better."