Chapter 283: This Goat Is A Little Too Noisy!

Chapter 283: This Goat Is A Little Too Noisy!

David pointed at the purgatory scene under his feet and introduced it. Then, he asked Matthew,

“Did you bring magic photos?”

Matthew shook his head.

He had been living in Rolling Stone Town for a long time and rarely came into contact with the mage society. He had only seen magic photos in the Alliance Weekly. They were black-and-white photos similar to holographic projections, which belonged to the advanced application of the magic industry.

“Then we have to take a photo first.”

David walked in front and led Matthew to a crowded place.

There were also a few mechanical gnomes in the hall who seemed to be of a lower level. They were originally busy talking to other mages, but when they saw David pass by, they stopped what they were doing and bowed to him.

Matthew followed behind David and walked smoothly.

“Why are there so many people today?” David asked a short and fat dwarf in the crowd.

The other party replied,

“Today happens to be the day of registration for the senior students of the Southern Mage Academy. They are all apprentices who are about to graduate.” “I see. I forgot.” David slapped his forehead.

He brought Matthew forward, and a room appeared in front of them. There was a long line at the door of the room.

Matthew looked around curiously. This was the first time he had seen so many mages. Even if they were just apprentice mages, the number was still shocking.

The age of these mage apprentices varied. The youngest was only eleven or twelve years old, and the oldest was estimated to be thirty years old. At this moment, they were all lined up in the same line, giving off a subtle feeling.

“Make way, children!”

David walked to the door of the room in one breath.

Under the unhappy gazes of the apprentices, he calmly said to the staff in the room,

“Take the picture for my handle first.

“He is Al.”

When David said the second sentence.

All the dissatisfied, angry, and hateful gazes turned into amazement, envy, and flattery.

A bold blonde girl rushed out of the team and ran to Matthew to ask,

“Hello, my name is Lesley. Can we have dinner together?

“I feel like I have a lot of questions to discuss with you.”

As she spoke, she spread her arms and combed her hair. With this action, her exaggerated chest curves left a shallow mark on her mage robe.

“I’m sorry.”

Matthew said as he tried to avoid her.

The girl took another step forward.

“Do you think I’m not attractive enough alone? I can ask my best friend to accompany you, as long as you give me a chance. You’re an Al, and you have a lot of extra project resources. You just have to give me the smallest project resource. My ability in magic theory is also very solid, and I won’t let you down.”

As she spoke, she stuffed a piece of paper into Matthew’s hand.

Immediately after, several boys and girls rushed over.

The entire hall was in chaos.

The floor of the small room was covered with complicated magic incantations.

Under the guidance of the two mechanical dwarfs, Matthew quickly completed the magic photo shoot.

Not long after.

David took out of the film.

“For Al, the photo service here is completely free, but if you want to find a suitable frame to frame your photo, well, the frame needs to be purchased at

your own expense.”

He introduced,

“As for other mages, taking a photo would require a considerable amount of money.”

As they spoke.

He led Matthew out of the small room through another exit.

After that, the two of them passed through several moon gates in succession.

They went to different rooms to go through the process.

Fifteen minutes later.

Matthew received proof that he was a new member of the Alliance of Seven Saints. It was a magic license with a magic photo.

He held the license in his palm and looked at it. His smile in the photo was a little stiff.

“Before giving out the new member benefits, I have to explain the rules of the

Alliance of Seven Saints to you.”

David said seriously,

“As a member of the Al rank, you have higher authority and status than most people. There are three things you can’t do.

“First, you can’t commit ‘serious crimes against the heavens’. You will have to check the details of any ‘serious crimes against the heavens’ that are clearly defined in the Alliance Encyclopedia. There will be a large book in the newbie welfare package that will be distributed later.

“Second, leak confidential information, especially information that can be found with Al clearance, which is information that meets the Alliance’s Level 9 confidentiality agreement. To the Alliance, there must be a reason why a secret was a secret. Leaking a secret was a more serious crime than rebellion.

“Third, kill more than five people within a year.”

Matthew frowned.

“Five?”

David nodded and said,

” Yes, less than five lives can be considered a reasonable expenditure for spell research. However, if it exceeds five lives, even if it’s an Al, you still have the possibility of being held accountable.

In fact, at the beginning, ‘try not to hurt the innocent’ was the basic requirement of the Alliance for every intermediate mage. But gradually, the higher-ups realized that this was not realistic at all.

“Which mage doesn’t kill?”

Hearing this.

Matthew suddenly felt that the mages of the Seven Saint Alliance were a little similar to the gods of the Heavenly Palace.