Wizard: Unlimited Profession Slots

Chapter 1301 - 519: Problem Class_2



Chapter 1301: Chapter 519: Problem Class_2



"Maintaining this state consumes a lot, I need to accumulate some energy."


"Good night, my ’Advisor Lady’."


Ron waved goodbye: "Wait for my good news tomorrow."


......


The first ray of morning light came through the crystal window, waking Ron from his meditation.


On Cyan Ring Star, the three suns rose one after another, forming a unique triple halo in the sky.


A gentle knock on the door interrupted his observation.


"Master Ron, are you ready?"


Ella’s voice came from outside the door, carrying the crisp feeling unique to the morning.


"Of course."


Ron tidied his clothes, opened the door:


"I’m looking forward to seeing my students."


Ella’s outfit was more formal today, dressed in a silver-gray Master’s robe, the badge on her chest indicating her authoritative status in the colony.


"Please follow me. The teaching area is just east of the obelisk, specifically designed for hybrid apprentices."


The two walked along the crystal path bathed in morning light. Ron noticed that this path itself was a piece of art.


Inside the transparent crystal bricks were various miniature ecological scenes:


There was the Three-eyed Race’s Meditation Garden, the Danasu Race’s photosynthesis ceremony, and the Stove Star People’s forge workshop.


Every brick reflected different cultural features, yet formed a unified whole through intricate layout.


"These bricks are the children’s creations." Ella noticed Ron’s gaze:


"Every apprentice needs to create a crystal brick representing their cultural background when they enroll."


"The teachers integrate them into the path, symbolizing the harmony of different cultures here."


Ron nodded, pondering the deeper meaning behind this practice.


On the surface, it was a beautiful symbol of cultural integration, but in reality, it was a subtle ruling method — deliberately promoting the unity of individual differences within a common framework.


The school building was a uniquely shaped spiral structure, with vast transparent walls on each level.


At the center was an open courtyard, planted with emotion-calming plants modulated by the Danasu Race.


"Regarding the students in your class, I need to inform you in advance." Ella introduced as they walked:


"They are the most gifted twelve among over three hundred hybrid children, specifically gathered into the elite class for focused cultivation.


But because of this, they also endure more psychological pressure and exhibit a stronger sense of vigilance towards the outside world."


She stopped, her tone becoming more cautious:


"Moreover, they’ve all experienced identity trauma.


Some have been abandoned by their original families, some discriminated against due to their bloodline traits.


This experience makes them both yearn for recognition from authority figures and instinctively resist."’


"Previous substitute Masters left because they couldn’t handle this complex student-teacher relationship, I hope you have enough patience."


Ron nodded, understanding the situation.


A hybrid identity often meant a double marginalization.


Gifted with talents from two bloodlines, yet unable to gain full recognition from either side.


He opened the classroom door, where twelve young people sat in a circular arrangement of seats, each deeply engaged in some meditation exercise.


Ella, however, did not leave, but naturally took a seat in the back of the classroom to observe.


She took out a record book from her storage bag, poised to take notes.


This action gave Ron a strong sense of déjà vu.


It was like when he attended an interview session at school.


The director sat below, ready to assess his teaching abilities at any moment.


However, he quickly adjusted his mindset, focusing on the students before him.


The closest to the window sat a young girl.


Her face was almost indistinguishable from pure-blood humans, except for the silver third eye on her forehead.


This eye opened and closed intermittently, casting a faint glow whenever it opened.


"That’s Lira." Ella introduced through spiritual transmission:


"A Three-eyed Race and human hybrid, with limited multi-dimensional perception ability.


Unlike pure-blood Three-eyed Race, her third eye doesn’t cause significant information overload."


To Lira’s left, a young boy was cautiously controlling a small glowing ball floating in his palm.


His skin was green, like jade.


"Sied, a Danasu Race hybrid." Ella continued to introduce:


"He can perform energy conversion, but his ability is quite limited, currently only able to handle simple light and heat energy conversions."


On the other side of the circular seats, a robust young man was doing some special breathing exercise.


His right arm was visibly different, it was a metallic structure emitting a dark golden sheen.


"Gareen, offspring of Stoker Star Coal Smoke Workers and human female."


Ella’s tone grew more cautious:


"He naturally possesses resonance ability with metal, but this ability is strongly emotional.


When angry, his metal arm becomes extremely sharp; when sad, it turns fragile and brittle."


Every apprentice had distinctive bloodline traits and corresponding ability performances.


Some could perceive plant growth states, some could establish telepathic communication with animals, and some could foresee future fragments briefly...


"They are very gifted." Ron genuinely praised:


"But they also face challenges in control."


"That is precisely why we need you." Ella nodded confirmingly:


"The previous teachers excel in engineering techniques but struggle with teaching methods requiring emotional guidance."



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