This is a summary of Franklin’s legal wisdom, in which a large number of old sayings, vocabulary, grammar and sentence patterns are recorded.

The first half of this personal note is full of archaic words, and now dozens of pages have been turned over. This is the result of Norman’s one-afternoon study. If you want to know the total number of archaic words, Franklin can accurately judge from the page he turned over.
"Three old sayings …"
Franklin read this sentence smoothly and stared at his hand on the spot. This note started to stay.
He had been immersed in teaching just now, but he didn’t notice that he had taught three old sayings at noon unconsciously, and Norman had learned three old sayings just like that.
Three ancient sayings, which has reached the evaluation grid of one-week black robe mage’s ancient sayings …
Of course, it is necessary to speak strictly. None of them learned old sayings this afternoon. Because Norman had learned a lot of old sayings from Bernie and others before.
However, there must still be two more reductions.
Franklin didn’t know how talented Norman was in the old saying. He had seen it, but those were intuitive impressions, and he really felt how shocking this talent was when pure numbers were placed in front of him.
Norman watched Franklin sit there for half a day without talking, and he was in a daze and didn’t know what to think.
It’s not the way to sit around like this, Norman thought
I have to go to Colin’s house at 7 o’clock to make money. What if Franklin doesn’t talk until then?
There was no way for Norman to call him back to "Teacher, teacher …"
His voice gradually increased and he shouted for several times before he finally woke Franklin up from this daze.
"Ah?"
Franklin didn’t seem to know the situation until he took a look at Norman. "Oh, um, let’s teach so much today."
Stop teaching?
Norman smell speech some depressed.
He is now the most interested in the old saying and the most eager to learn it. Franklin suddenly said that he would not teach, which was really disappointing. However, Franklin was a teacher and raised his reborn parents. Franklin said whatever he wanted.
"Let’s talk."
Franklin suddenly said so
Norman looked at him and saw that he was looking at himself with great interest. His eyes were full of curiosity. "Tell me about you. I really don’t know much about you except your name is Norman. I’m not a competent teacher."
What can I say about my own business? It’s just a normal farmer’s life, but since Franklin wants to listen, Norman doesn’t mind saying one
"I am a villager in Ashley Village, and I grew up in Ashley Village …"
Norman gave a clean account of everything he was born with. Of course, he still didn’t say some taboo things, such as his dream and his physical abnormality. He owed Master Barton a rent to escape.
His life was really lackluster, which probably let Franklin down. Norman clearly saw how the curiosity in Franklin’s eyes disappeared a little until he almost fell asleep.
Finally, when Norman finally confessed everything to himself, Franklin quickly said, "Let’s talk about something else."
It is obvious that Norman’s long talk about doing farm work just now made him really tired.
He doesn’t want to hear any more damn farm work and cow dung!
Talk about something else?
Norman smell speech took a look at Franklin and thought about it. Finally, he asked the question that had been in his heart for a long time.
"What can I do to become a mage?"
He really wants to know the specific method of becoming a mage, because he can become an aristocrat and eat meat every day and live the happiest life!
After he asked this question, Franklin had no unusual expression and calm face. It seemed that he had long expected that he would ask this question.
"I knew you would ask this question. I still remember that the first question I asked my teacher when I first learned the old saying."
Franklin laughed and looked at Norman, but his eyes crossed Norman and shot behind him. He seemed to be watching him, and his youthful expression was always soft at the moment.
But he obviously didn’t know that Norman wanted to be a mage simply because he wanted to have meat to eat every day. If he knew, he would vomit blood three liters.
Norman waited for a while, and Franklin remembered his lost youth for a while, and finally pulled his mind back to answer Norman’s question.
"A mage is a person who can cast spells qualitatively, but in reality, a mage is a person who can organize an annual mage examination through the church, be registered by the church, and get a mage robe and a mage badge corresponding to the strength issued by the church."
It’s the exam again. Norman has a big head.
He really doesn’t know why these city people like to take exams so much. They have to take exams to enter that church school, and they have to take exams to become wizards. What do they have that they don’t want to take exams?
Although he was big, Norman wanted to ask the mage what the exam was so that he could prepare for it early, but Franklin didn’t give him the chance to stop him from thinking directly.
"Don’t think about the mage exam. Think about passing the entrance exam of Cardenas Church School. This is the right thing for you."
Franklin wouldn’t let the average student ask questions, but Norman was obviously not the average person.
This guy from a small mountain village, wild at heart, will be obedient only if he has something good for himself. Now it is obviously impossible for Franklin to let him just ask.
Norman rolled his eyes and asked, "How can we successfully cast spells?"
Franklin himself said just now that it is not only those who pass the mage exam and get the qualification certificate that are wizards who can cast spells, but also wizards.
Chapter 33 dispel doubts
There are three basic elements to successfully cast a spell.
Franklin talked to Norman Kan Kan, who was always unsmiling when facing his students. He was also smiling at the moment.
Gifted students always have to be treated differently, so that Norman can feel the love and kindness from his teacher.
"first, you have to sign a contract with a god so that you can get his divine power. This is the root of casting spells; Second, you should master a practical and effective spell mantra; Third, you should have enough magic to support you to guide the power of this mantra. "
Sure enough, casting spells is to sign a contract with God …
This is the same as Norman suspected before, and the spell mantra is what he expected. This is the last one he has seen from Peggy, which makes him understand something.
"Magic?"
The new word made Norman frown. "What is this?"