"No way! Is this a pervert? 4.8 points of spiritual power! How long has it been? This is too scary!"

"Oh my god, how did this guy do it? My spiritual power has just reached 2 points and he's already at 4.8 points. Did we come in together?"

"At least you're still on 2 points. I'm only at 1.6 points..."

The entire classroom was in an uproar.

What did 4.8 points of spiritual power mean?

If one's spiritual power exceeded 6 points, it would mean that one would advance to an intermediate Apprentice. 4.8 points of spiritual power also meant that one would advance to the intermediate and advanced stage of low-level Apprentice.

One had to know that it was less than two years since they joined the Shadow Tower.

Cassandra also nodded her head in satisfaction and praised, "Very good."

"You can reach 4.8 spiritual power in less than two years. I can see that you've worked hard. If you can keep it up, it's very possible for you to become a middle-level Apprentice in three years."

Her light words once again caused a stir in the classroom.

"To become a middle-level Apprentice in three years... Tsk tsk, doesn't that mean that he can become a middle-level Apprentice in five years?"

"Are you serious? Even those Wizard families can't do it..."

Cassandra smiled and asked Heath, "Hehe, it's not easy to get up early and go to bed late, right?"

Heath shrugged. "I'm used to it."

Cassandra's eyes were filled with admiration. "It's a very noble quality."

"Many Wizards believe in the theory of fate and bloodline. They think that everything is fated. They think that without outstanding talent and bloodline, one can't become an outstanding Wizard."

"However, if you look at history, you will find that although there are very few Wizards who have climbed up from the grassroots, there are still some."

"They don't have noble bloodlines or outstanding talent, but in the end, they can make a name for themselves and be worshipped by other Wizards. Some of them even became the founders of the Wizard World."

"They have nothing and cannot rely on anyone. The reason why they can have those supreme achievements is because of themselves and their hard work."

Witch Cassandra said earnestly, "Keep your heart well, and don't forget your original intention. The Wizarding World is a place full of miracles. Talent and bloodline are not the only way out."

Heath bowed seriously and said, "Thank you for your teachings."

Cassandra smiled and said, "What a polite little guy. It's a pity that I don't accept male apprentices as my students. Otherwise, a child like you would definitely be liked by others."

Heath said, "That's really a pity."

In fact, he had a pretty good impression of this Witch Cassandra.

Witch Cassandra continued, "Alright, now it's time to give you a rating for your mission. Let me see what you've done."

She took out a letter and opened it. "You found the lair of the Forest Banshee and defeated it, relieving the trouble in Reiden City."

"You participated in the war. You defended the city, helped the humans destroy the enemy's catapults, killed the commander of the enemy's Knights, and took over the responsibility of leading the army to defend the city after the commander died..."

Witch Cassandra counted Heath's great achievements in detail and praised him again. "Look, look, this little guy actually did so much. Even I don't think I can perform as well as you."

"Should he get the stones? Of course he should. How many will he get? Let's guess."

The female Apprentice beside him handed over seven letters. Each letter had a name. They were seven official Apprentices from the Tower. They were responsible for grading the Apprentices.

Cassandra tore open the first envelope and the envelope shook on the table.

At this moment, everyone's eyes were focused on the envelope's seal, confirming their breathing.

Soon, with a click, a small stone fell out.

It was a small red stone.

"Red! It's red!"

"He got the red stone, oh my god!"

"He really... he really got the red stone..."

The classroom was in an uproar.

Heath also looked at the small stone on the table, feeling a little happy in his heart.

But don't think that this was just an ordinary small stone with a symbolic meaning. These were all magic gems. The composition was the same as Magic Stones, so they could also be used as Magic Stones.

According to the color, the value of Magic Gems was also different.

Among them, the blue one was equivalent to one Magic Stone, while the yellow one was equivalent to 100 Magic Stones, which was also equivalent to a middle-grade Magic Stone. The remaining red one was equivalent to 10,000 Magic Stones, which was also equivalent to a high-grade Magic Stone.

10,000 Magic Stones was an astronomical figure for the Apprentices present, so it was not surprising that they were so emotional at this time.

Witch Cassandra smiled and said, "Committee Member Ezra has decided to give you the evaluation of the red stone."

"Let's see what the Committee has to say about you. Let me see... Let me see..."

As she spoke, she tore open the second letter.

"Oh! It's still a red stone!"

Witch Cassandra put on a surprised expression.

"Committee Member Baston, a red stone..."

"Committee Member Cary, a red stone..."

"Committee Member Brownie also gave you a red stone..."

"Committee Member Tucker, Committee Member Jethry also gave you a red stone!"

The students in the classroom were once again in an uproar.

"Seven!"

"Seven red stones!"

"70,000 Magic Stones!"

The students were both envious and jealous. Everyone's eyes seemed to be red from the reflection of the red stones.

Witch Cassandra smiled and handed the seven red stones to Heath. "Very good, Apprentice Heath. It's been a long time since I've seen an Apprentice who can get seven red stones. You're very good."

Heath took the stones and said, "Thank you."

He thought that the reward would come to an end at this point, but unexpectedly, Witch Cassandra took out another item from her bag.

After seeing this item, the Apprentices in the classroom were so envious that they almost fainted.

It was a small glass bottle with colorful liquid inside.

Even through the crystal bottle, which had the effect of blocking the elements, they could feel the violent elemental fluctuations inside.

The Apprentices' eyes were red.

"Elemental Water! Oh my god! It's Elemental Water!"

"It's really Elemental Water!"

What Witch Cassandra took out was nothing else but the Elemental Water that Heath had seen at the auction, which had sold for 180,000 Magic Stones.

The Witch handed the Elemental Water to Heath and said, "This is Elemental Water. It's a reward given by the Tower for your outstanding performance in the war. I hope it can help you with your training."

Heath took the Elemental Water and said, "Thank you."

Witch Cassandra was noncommittal and said, "No need to thank me. It's only fair to give something in return. You deserve all of this."

The rating continued.

Next, Witch Cassandra gave each Apprentice a rating and a corresponding stone.

Except for one Apprentice who could not complete the compulsory mission, the rest of the Apprentices all got stones, but none of them were as exaggerated as Heath's.

Most of them were yellow stones mixed with blue stones. Two other Apprentices who went to the battlefield like Heath got two red stones, which was the highest rating after Heath.

To be able to get red stones in a compulsory mission was definitely an excellent performance. If it were any other time, it would definitely be a sensation.

Unfortunately, with Heath as the leader, the two of them were not as dazzling.

"Take your stones and go to the mission area to get the corresponding mission reward. Then, let's call it a day."

After the announcement of the rating, Witch Cassandra left.

After the Witch left, the Apprentices crowded around Heath like stars surrounding the moon, and all kinds of congratulations were heard.

"Apprentice Heath, congratulations!"

"It's my honor to be classmates with such an outstanding genius like you!"

"Are you interested in having dinner later?"

Seeing that everyone was so enthusiastic, no matter how unique Heath was, it was not good for him to continue being arrogant.

So he thought for a moment and said straightforwardly, "Today, at the Green Bamboo Hut, you can eat whatever you want. My treat."

The Green Bamboo Hut was a magic restaurant run by a few Apprentices in the area of the Tower. Behind it was an official Apprentice as support.

There were often rare ingredients such as Snow Dragon Fruit and Illusion Heart Flower. It was said that there were even Apprentices who had eaten Mermaid meat here.

In addition, the Apprentice chef here had superb culinary skills. He had specially gone to the secular world to find a chef to learn from. The delicacies he made were particularly tempting. Therefore, the business here was also very good.

However, the price was not cheap. It could be considered a high-end place among the Apprentices. A meal would cost at least a few hundred Magic Stones.

The Apprentices present had a monthly income of one to two hundred Magic Stones. At such a high-end occasion, they would definitely not have the ability to have extravagant hopes.

At this moment, hearing Heath's bold words, the entire classroom was once again filled with joy.

"Apprentice Heath, you're even greater than Merlin!"

"Heath! I'm willing to make you king!"

"Heath! Heath!"

...

It was night. The night was as cold as water, and the galaxy was brilliant.

Heath walked alone on the winding path back to the cabin.

His footsteps were a little unsteady.

Although after the banquet ended, there was more than one Witch who either openly or secretly invited Heath to spend a wonderful night at their place, Heath still refused and then found an excuse to leave alone.

To be honest, he was actually a little tempted.

It was definitely not as easy as Heath made it seem to be on the battlefield. Being able to retreat unscathed in a place where people could lose their lives at any time was a bit of strength, but more importantly, he was always 120% focused.

After such a tense time, naturally, he would feel a little depressed.

Now that he was back, Heath naturally wanted to relax, and sex was undoubtedly a very good way to relieve stress.

It was just that...

The disease of germaphobia could only be experienced by people who had it.

To be honest, although it was a little evil, Heath even had the idea to go out and buy a female slave...

As he was thinking about this, Heath came to the front door of his house.

Just as he reached here, his footsteps suddenly stopped.

He raised his head and looked ahead.

At the front door of Heath's small house, there was a thin figure standing there.

It was a young girl. Her temperament was like frost, and her silver-gray hair swayed in the wind.

Their eyes met, and they both read a word from each other's eyes.

Desire!

Heath thought to himself, 'This is like someone sending a pillow for you to sleep on when you're sleepy.'

What else was there to say?