Chapter 144: Cheng is Chengtaro's Cheng, not the Cheng of the scumbag Cheng
"Starry Sky Mage Qualification Assessment: Perfect."
"ha?!"
Lilia seemed to say something so amazing that Mo Cheng put down his butter beer. "Perfect? Are you sure you heard it right?"
Hearing Mo Cheng's question, Lilia silently took out a piece of paper, and above the paper projected eyes condensed by starlight. The representative symbol of the Star Mage, the starry eyes, represents the source of star power and the eyes that see through the fog and the future.
In those starry eyes, the word "perfection" is written in a very standard way.
The aptitude test for new students at the Winterhold Magic Academy may sound mysterious, but it's actually not a big secret.
Ask the freshmen to put their hands on the crystal ball and input a ray of mental power. Then that ray of mental power will be simulated, and through big data and based on this ray of mental power, the professional data of various legal professionals will be adjusted to obtain an interval number.
Based on the obtained range numbers, qualifications are usually divided into five levels: ordinary, good, excellent, outstanding, and perfect.
Yes, that’s right, the qualification test sounds so fantastic, but the method is closer to the definition of science fiction.
Fundamentally speaking, the crystal balls used to test qualifications were terminals that connected to a huge supercomputer, the Arcane Core, for calculations. The existence of the Arcane Core was the root of the continuation and survival of the Winterhold School of Magic, and was also one of the conditions for the Principality of Aundair to give the Winterhold School of Magic great respect.
No one knows how powerful the arcane core is that was brought back from another world by the first headmaster of Winterhold, which recorded countless mysterious knowledge and gave birth to consciousness.
But at the same time, no one is willing to experience that power.
"Oh, this is really perfect."
Looking at Lilia in confusion, she had come into contact with the Star Wizards in the [Foreign Land], and those guys were generally riddlers. Lilia didn't look like those guys who didn't speak human language, but the qualification test of the Winterhold Magic Comprehensive Academy was generally correct.
"Lilia." Mo Cheng pointed to the side and asked, "Can you tell me what you saw?"
Although she was a little confused about Mo Cheng's actions, Lilia still looked over and said, "Hmm, a group of people are queuing up. The line is very long and takes a long time. It seems to be a line for testing the qualifications of elemental mages."
"No more?"
"There are trees, lawns, benches. And if you count what's overhead, there's blue sky and white clouds. That's it."
Very good, there is something wrong with the crystal ball for testing qualifications . If Lilia really has the qualifications to be a star mage, then she should be able to speak a long string of awkward and incomprehensible sentences, as well as non-stop long sentences.
The profession of Star Mage is a full-time riddler, and Lillia obviously has no talent in this area.
"Let's go to the team for the general qualification test."
There might be errors in the test just now, but to be on the safe side, it would be better to take Lilia to a team that is conducting a general qualification test.
“There are a lot of people there.”
As the test that can most directly reflect which career a freshman is most suitable for, the general qualification test undoubtedly has the most people standing, and it is also the place with the most people watching the big screen outside.
Looking at the density of people crowding together, even Mo Cheng couldn't help but feel a heat from the bottom of his heart.
Fortunately, Mo Cheng still remembered some special and interesting regulations in the [Foreign Land], which happened to be about the entrance examination for the Winterhold Magic Comprehensive Academy. "It doesn't matter. If a new student has one qualification that reaches the [Perfect] level, then he can use the overall qualification test first."
Mo Cheng smiled and explained, "Why do you think that Winterburg also arranges individual aptitude tests for less popular professions in addition to the general aptitude test?"
"Come on, get your qualification report. You can rely on it without waiting in a long line."
Leading Lilia through the dense crowd, Mo Cheng looked around for a long time before finally finding a staff member. "Hello, I would like to ask if a person with perfect qualifications in a certain profession can be given priority in the overall qualification test?"
"Indeed, there is such a rule." After hearing what Mo Cheng said, the staff member turned around and replied, "But...Zha Cheng?!"
The staff member turned out to be Dorothy, the director of the Star Department. Hearing this address, Mo Cheng forced a smile and said, "Although my name has [Cheng] in it, considering my experience, it should be [Cheng Taro] instead of [Zha Cheng]."
Everyone he met called him "Zha Cheng". Although the two worlds might have different origins for the word "Zha Cheng", Mo Cheng still felt very angry.
He had been slandered without any reason. Whether on Earth or in the game [Alien Land], Mo Cheng was a boy who was not good at talking and had low popularity with the opposite sex.
On Earth, it was because they were high school students, and they were drilled by their teachers every day, so they had no time to think about anything else except the test paper content. In [Foreign Land], it was even simpler. Punching female players in the face in the PVP arena would cause additional psychological damage to the other party. If you want to gain points, punching female players in the face is definitely one of the necessary means.
As a result, both the one-eyed commander in the historical clip and the head of the Star Department in front of him seemed to have a very wrong view of him.
"Judging from the revelation from the stars, it is only a matter of time."
Mo Cheng couldn't help but complain: "Did Xingkong tell you how bad I am and how many people I have cheated on? Tell me their specific names and appearances, so that I can hide when I see them next time."
"Unfortunately, the subsequent information is not included in the free divination." Dorothy shrugged and looked at Lilia beside her. "Can you show me your qualification test certificate?"
Lilia took out the Starry Sky Mage Qualification Test Certificate, and the word "Perfect" in her starry eyes caught Dorothy's eyes. "The Starry Sky Mage's qualifications are perfect. Are you interested in joining the Starry Sky Department? I will be your teacher in person, and I can guarantee that you will be able to appreciate the mysteries of the starry sky while you are in school."
"And then become the Riddler who never speaks in full."
After glaring at Mo Cheng who was complaining beside her, Dorothy squatted down slightly and looked Lilia in the eye. "But it's a bit hasty to say this now. You still have time to listen to your own thoughts and make a choice. But as long as you are willing, the Starry Sky System will always be open to you."
With that, Dorothy took Lilia to the front of the team to contact the Winterburg teachers on site.
After a while, Lilia was given priority testing without having to queue up. Mo Cheng watched quietly from the side, watching Lilia slowly place her hand on the crystal ball the size of a human head.
Then, the crystal ball suddenly shot out a beam of light that shot up into the sky, and colorful light shot straight into the sky.
Suddenly Dorothy's face changed. She rushed forward and pulled Lilia behind her. She stretched out her hand and condensed starlight into a shield in front of her.
Then the crystal ball exploded violently, but fortunately the fragments were all blocked by Dorothy's shield and no one was injured.
