Chapter 85 Successful Graduation

Ryan stood beside Olena, observing her physical condition calmly.

Olena's wounds had healed somewhat, and the healing potion was effective, but her breath was still weak, and her face looked unusually pale in the coma.

Ryan took a deep breath and checked the energy flow in her body - although the wounds were healed, her vitality was not fully restored.

His eyes focused for a moment, and he put down the medicine bottle in his hand and focused on the signs of mutation on Olena's body.

Due to the failed biological transformation, her body showed obvious lizard characteristics, and the scales and scars on her face were particularly glaring, like a deep imprint that could not be erased.

For this failed biological transformation, Ryan did not have a good solution.

Although he could make some potions or spells to alleviate the damage to the body, it might take more complicated means to return to normal.

After all, Olena's transformation had penetrated into her genetic level, and it was not something that could be solved by simple treatment.

He thought about it and finally decided to give her more healing potion, at least to restore her vitality to a relatively stable state and prevent her from falling into more serious danger in a coma.

Ryan slowly poured the potion into her mouth, and Olena's body trembled slightly. The power of the potion penetrated into her body, and seemed to activate some recovery mechanisms in her body.

Olena's brows relaxed slightly and her eyelids moved slightly.

"When you recover, remember, don't take risks easily and accept biological transformation again."

As soon as the voice fell, Ryan turned around gently, took steps, and walked towards the shadows in the distance.

Just as he was about to leave, Olena's weak voice suddenly came: "Yes... you saved me?"

Ryan's steps paused, and the voice did not echo. He knew that she was not fully awake, but her consciousness was still sharp in the coma, and she could even sense the breath he left.

He did not stop, but just quietly left a sentence: "Yes, when you wake up, everything will be fine."

With these words, his figure gradually disappeared in the darkness in the distance.

Olena vaguely saw the familiar blond figure from behind, and a warm feeling suddenly surged in her heart.

She slightly opened her eyes and tried to struggle to raise her hands, but her strength was too weak and she finally fell softly.

She took a deep breath and closed her eyes, silently grateful to the person who had never really shown emotions but lent a hand at the critical moment-Ryan.

"Ryan..."

She murmured, feeling the strength of her body gradually recovering, and her heart seemed to be gently comforted by the warmth he brought.

Whether he realized it or not, he had left an indelible mark in Olena's heart.

...

The bloody battle in the secret realm ended.

The other apprentices were either excited or tired. They had just experienced a long life and death test, and everyone felt a little depressed.

The last teleportation array brought them back to the Blackstone Lowland Academy one by one, and the array light gradually disappeared behind them, as if isolating the world full of death and violence.

In a compartment, he received his reward from an apprentice in charge of exchange - a bottle of Green Potion. The bottle of potion exuded a pale green luster, which could burn vitality and improve mental strength, and break through the formal wizard in one fell swoop.

In addition to the Green Potion, he also obtained a spell template for the first-level defensive spell Shadow Guardian, which is a spell that can create a short shield for wizards and can effectively deal with fatal blows from enemies.

After getting the exchange, Ryan did not stop and walked straight to the market outside the academy.

He knew that his next task required some special monster materials, especially those rare monster parts designated by the academy. Only with them could he successfully complete the graduation task.

Ryan's pace was fast. The grocery stalls and merchants around him shouted, but he seemed to ignore all this and only concentrated on walking towards a stall full of monster bones and alchemical materials.

After some selection, Ryan spent part of the remaining magic stones to purchase the required monster materials and successfully completed the prerequisites for the graduation task.

He looked up at the sky, took a deep breath, and finally relaxed from the long depression. The mission was completed, and he could finally leave Black Rock Lowland College and embark on a broader road.

Returning to the college, Ryan went straight to Demps's cabin. He knew that Demps would be very happy to see him graduate successfully, especially after experiencing this bloody battle in the secret realm.

Demps also survived safely.

Ryan walked into Demps's laboratory. Demps was bending over and sorting out a pile of potion materials. When he saw Ryan coming in, he immediately put down what he was holding and excitedly greeted him.

"Ryan, you are finally back!"

Demps shook Ryan's hand vigorously, with a smile on his face and deep joy in his tone.

Ryan smiled and nodded, "Thank you, Demps."

After saying goodbye to Demps, Ryan went to the office of mentor Nat.

Mentor Nat was sitting behind the desk, flipping through some documents. When he saw Ryan come in, he looked up at him, his eyes full of complex emotions, both pride and a hint of regret.

He used to be unwilling to be bound by the academy. After learning that he would have to work for the dean for 200 years after obtaining the advanced meditation method, he also used Green potion to be promoted to a first-level wizard.

But his improvement in the next 100 years was quite limited.

"You have finally completed the graduation task. It seems that you have lived up to your talent."

Teacher Nat sighed deeply, and then handed a simple scroll to Ryan, "This is your graduation certificate. Congratulations, Ryan, you are about to become a formal wizard of the Blackrock Lowlands Academy. I know your desire for freedom, but I can tolerate temporary rejection."

Ryan took the scroll and nodded gently, "Thank you, Teacher Nat. The teachings of the academy have made me gain a lot. Now it's time to pursue a broader future."

Teacher Nat was silent for a while, as if thinking about something, but finally said: "No matter how far you go, remember, this is always your starting point. Your future is destined to be extraordinary, remember to keep your original intention."

Ryan smiled slightly, turned around and was about to leave, but stopped again and looked at Teacher Nat. "Maybe, we will have a chance to see each other again in the future."

"Of course, Ryan."

Teacher Nat stood up and watched Ryan's back disappear outside the door, his eyes full of deep expectations and blessings.

After leaving the academy, Ryan did not fly away immediately.

After confirming that no one was tracking or robbing him, he said self-deprecatingly, "It seems that the college has done a good job in protecting privacy."