Once the class was over, Linfel made his way out with Sinia, the new Familiar who watched Lokasto's teaching. "Well, that was at least educating, I guess?" Linfel commented.

Sinia quickly nodded. "Yes, the third method, the one that uses the filled channels in a reversal cycle, seems to be the most appropriate for me. My channels happen to be just in the right positions to do it."

Linfel smiled in response. He couldn't tell how it was, good or bad, since he didn't have channels. Nonetheless, he was happy for her. "That's great. From what he said, the third method is one of the most difficult exactly because of how the structure of the channels has to be. Your Master was very lucky that you took your form with such good Magic Energy channels."

Sinia smiled shyly and nodded. "T-Thank you... What about you, Linfel? Which method is the best for your channels?"

Linfel was taken aback for a moment before thinking about it. "Guess the fifth one is the best." He just picked a random one from the various methods displayed in the class. He couldn't use any of them anyway.

"Channel Magic Energy Expansion..." Sinia remembered that one. "Instead of compressing, you expand and force the Magic Energy through the walls of the core. That is also quite complicated. Do you have a good resistance?"

"I guess I do..." Linfel answered cheaply. He couldn't even tell if his core was more resistant than the cores of real Familiars. "Well then, you need to work hard, and so will I. I hope we both reach Level Two soon. Now, I have something to do, so I'll take my leave."

Sinia wanted to talk a little more but was too shy to ask. She just watched as Linfel left the building and took one of the transportations of the Academy. 'Sigh... so that is the Familiar my Master tried to copy when he created me.'

After Linfel got the 71% Master Familiar Connection result with Alvin, he ended up talking about how Linfel didn't have the normal knowledge that all Familiars were born with. Many took it as one of the parameters that helped Alvin create such a good Familiar and decided to give it a try. Especially those with enough Academy Credits to create a new one since Familiars are expensive. Sinia was one of such Familiars that was born due to Linfel's existence.

In the end, she turned in another direction and left, returning to her Master instead. One thing was to follow the lack of knowledge to create her; another thing was to give her independence. Maguses who allow their Familiars to go independent are just too rare. Well, Sinia was too young, so she probably wouldn't be able to pass the test anyway.

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Linfel knew nothing regarding that. On his way to the Academy Market, he checked his MCOM inside his Spatial Inventory. He went through the several stores that sold what he was looking for. However, it was pretty meaningless. The prices practiced in the Academy were really standard.

'All shops sell Low-Grade Red Magic Stones for 500 Academy Credits each, no exception. I guess I can simply stop by the closest one and get them,' Linfel thought. '2000 Academy Credits for a Middle-Grade Red Magic Stone. This is a little ridiculous already... Let's just ignore it.'

Other than trying to Level Up, Linfel had something else he wanted to check. He can clean Yellow Magic Energy to the point it becomes Red Magic Energy. But what about Red Magic Energy? Can he clean it up to the point it becomes brown? It was definitely worth a try. At the very least, Linfel wanted to try to clean Low-Grade Red Magic Energy to the point it became High-Grade instead.

Linfel arrived in the market and quickly entered the first shop he found with Magic Stones. He didn't waste time with the attendant pleasantries and asked for Low-Grade Red Magic Stones, much for the attendant's happiness. After all, they were worth a lot, more even than MCOMs.

"How many would you like, sir?" The attendant asked with a smile.

Linfel checked his Academy Credits and nodded. "Give me eight of them." At the moment, he has 4220 Academy Credits. he had 4120 after the Field Exam, but let's not forget he is working every night as a Stars Magic Energy Receptor for Aelua. He can easily separate the Magic Energy there, so he is receiving 100 Academy Credits per night. Since he also doesn't need to sleep, he definitely didn't forget to go there the previous night, either.

The attendant was ecstatic and quickly brought Linfel to the terminal. After using his Magic Energy Signature, Linfel transferred 4000 Academy Credits to the shop. Naturally, he received eight Low-Grade Red Magic Stones right after in a sealed box.

"Please keep the box closed so that the magic Stones won't lose their energy," the attendant warned. "The higher the level of Magic Stone, the more sensitive they are. Only open and take one when you truly decide to use it."

"Alright." Linfel thanked the assistant and left the shop. There was no need to be afraid of having his magic Stones stolen. Inside the academy, that would be tantamount to self-destruction, regardless of your background.

Well, the boxes were very distinct, and Linfel couldn't show he had a Spatial Inventory there, so they still caught some jealous eyes from low-raked students.

On the transportation, Linfel checked the time and saw the sun was already going down. 'Seems like I spent a lot of time in the Magic Energy integration class. Oh well, let's go back to Alvin and Linfelia and help them with Magic Energy.'

Back in Alvin's room, Alvin and Linfelia were already back. Alvin looked like a ghost, much to Linfel's confusion. "Are you feeling pain somewhere?"

Alvin's mouth twitched. "Yes, pain in my soul after having to deal with the entire class who looked at me like I was some kind of lost genius of the world."

"Hahaha!" Linfel luahged in response. "That's fine, that's fine. It might be a lie now, but who knows in the future?"

Linfelia, on the other hand, seemed busy looking at Alvin's MCOM. Her expression didn't look too good. "Master, Linfel, check this out."

The two looked at her and quickly approached the MCOM. Displayed there was a piece of news.

-Thirteen Maguses died in an Airship Explosion during the last Field Exam. According to the reports, the Airship's core malfunctioned and overcharged. The Academy is expressing its support to the families and will give full compensation for the accident.-

The piece of news continued with some more information, but that didn't matter to Linfel's group. "Last Field Exam... Does this have anything to do with us?" Alvin couldn't help but wonder.

Linfel shrugged. "Who knows? Are you going to ask Xalafel about it?"

Linfelia and Alvin immediately shook their heads, as Linfel expected, so he continued. "See? The point is, we didn't do it, nor did we have any control over it. So, don't even think about some bullshit like blaming yourself or whatever. Now, let's start."