Chapter 185 Risk Assessment of "An Encounter"
Joan made an assessment in her heart:
If associating with a smart and beautiful girl like Rebecca can bring me 50 points of happiness, then a personality disorder who hates social interaction will also cause 50 points of pain due to this interaction.
Following the same way of thinking, if Rebecca's suspected strange blood can give him clues to trace the origin of his own blood, and get 50 points of happiness for satisfying curiosity, then Rebecca's possibly out-of-control long hair The accompanying threat will also cause him 50 points of pain due to mental tension.
In the final calculation, happiness and pain are basically equal.
If the joy and pain brought about by one thing are basically equal, as a rational and sound person, why would Joan waste time and energy doing this thing in vain?
So he rejected the suggestion of "returning to Rebecca" without even thinking about it, said goodbye to Edward and Thomas, and went upstairs quickly.
Joan went back to the attic, back to his simple but cozy little nest, opened the curtains and sat at the desk, the bright sunshine in the late spring morning shone in through the glass window, lighting up the desktop brightly, making him warm all over, satisfies him.
Thinking back to Rebecca's visit again, he couldn't help but sneer, and in a flash, he threw the girl who tried to destroy his peaceful life out of his mind, sat at the table, opened the spell book, and indulged in the pure joy of studying magic.
While studying spells and incantations, Joan's brain was also running at high speed, translating the complicated and difficult elf language in the book into a more understandable human lingua franca.
With the improvement of spell level and spell-casting experience, and the continuous accumulation of arcane knowledge, Joan's understanding of magic is also steadily improving.
Combined with an intelligence as high as 22, his learning efficiency is terribly high, and it only took two days to initially master the "Mage Armor" and "Shield Technique".
After eating in the cafeteria at noon, Qiao An raced against time to return to the dormitory to continue studying spells.
A person's learning curve can never rise monotonically.
Joan is no exception.
When he first came into contact with a new spell, his learning efficiency was the highest and his progress was the fastest. However, after crossing this threshold, his learning efficiency would drop rapidly.
For example, Qiao An can initially master the "Mage Armor" and "Shield Technique" in two days, with an average of 7 out of 10 spellcastings, but it will take more time and energy to improve from the entry stage to the proficient level , This is the embodiment of "easy to understand but difficult to master".
At this stage, the freshness of beginners has passed, and maintaining high-intensity research will inevitably make people feel tired, and the decline in efficiency is also reasonable.
In order to avoid this inefficient learning state that wastes time and energy in vain, Joan's experience is that when a spell has been studied to the introductory stage and no longer feels fresh or even bored, he decisively puts down the spell and turns to other more. For fresh and interesting spells, so as to dispel burnout and revive interest. After two days, go back and delve into the spell that you have already started, and the freshness will come back.
In-depth research driven by interest is much more efficient than grinding foreign labor.
Following this principle, Joan turned back two pages of the spell book after returning to the dormitory in the afternoon, leaving aside the "Mage Armor" and "Shield Technique" that he had initially mastered, and turned to study "Colorful Jet".
When the analysis of "Colorful Jet" was completed and the freshness was lost, Qiao An turned to dabble in "sleep technique", constantly injecting fresh and interesting knowledge into the brain, stimulating the brain to get rid of boredom, and maintaining high-speed operation for a long time.
Of course, such incentives cannot be maintained indefinitely.
Whether a person is learning new knowledge or reviewing old knowledge, he has to use his brain and consume mental energy. The longer the study time, the more fatigue will accumulate.
When fatigue exceeds a threshold, the brain will inevitably choose to go on strike in order to protect its own health, and it is useless to provide any external stimuli.
At times like this, Joan would always call out "Tears of God", soak in clean water to create a cup of "Secondary Restoration" potion, and use the power of the potion to nourish the tired brain and refresh his spirit.
After taking the medicine, he returned to his desk in a hurry, remembered the warnings from Kanti and Rawls, and went downstairs to take a walk on the campus to exercise his stiff and sore body.
Learning is not just mental work, and the pressure on the body caused by long-term desk work cannot be ignored, and this pressure can only be relieved by proper outdoor exercise.
Joan is now living a stable life without worrying about food and clothing. She doesn't have to struggle with the death line as often as before, and has the capital to pay attention to her health.
In addition to paying attention to diet and nutrition, insisting on physical exercise every day is a homework that is as important as schoolwork.
Joan's physique is already weaker than normal. If it continues to deteriorate, he may suffer from a serious illness at any time. Instead of lying in bed and enduring the pain, it is better to take good care of his body now.
As Master Rawls said: "The body is the capital of learning."
Joan took off his sports belt and jogged for half an hour on the playground surrounded by trees, then walked to the horizontal bar, jumped up and grabbed the bar, and did three sets of pull-ups, each set was 10 times, each time Strive to achieve standards.
Not counting the "sports belt" bonus, there are two sports he is best at, the first is tree climbing, and the second is the horizontal bar. This is mainly due to his light weight but good strength, and his agility can also be called excellent.
What Joan is least good at is field sports such as long-distance running, swimming and skiing, which rely more on physical fitness and endurance.
Joan got off the horizontal bar, took out a handkerchief to wipe off his sweat, put on his "sports belt" again, and turned to leave the playground.
Before returning to the dormitory, he would habitually go to the hall on the first floor of the college gymnasium to stay for a while, watching the indoor sports fields on both sides through the glass windows.
On the left side of the hall on the first floor of the gymnasium is the boxing training room, where Thomas often comes to box.
The coach praised him for having a good foundation and a strong body. He took off his robe to reveal his muscles, and he didn't look like a mage at all.
The right hall on the first floor is the fencing room, and Edward comes to practice sword skills for an hour every afternoon.
With the advantages of height and long arms, coupled with the foundation of swordsmanship laid in the military camp since he was a child, Edward became a well-known fencer in the Austrian Law School within two days of entering school. Take advantage of it.
In fact, Qiao An also wants to learn boxing and swordsmanship, but he can't find a boy who is thinner than himself in these two sports fields. Playing the role of "human flesh sandbag" and being beaten.
Joan stood in front of the window with her hands in her pockets, quietly watching the boys laughing and sweating in the boxing room and fencing room.
Ten minutes later, he turned around and left the gymnasium. He secretly decided to focus on recuperating his body at this stage, and it would not be too late to practice the two gentlemen's sports of "boxing" and "fencing" when he grew a little stronger.
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