The most powerful wizard in the magic world

Gerlin sat at his narrow desk, feeling a little oppressed by the piles of books around him. The faint light from the window shone through the dusty air. He lightly ran his fingers over several heavy ancient books, his eyes flickering with desire. Just as he was about to open a book about runes, a small figure appeared at the edge of his vision.

"Gerlin, are you in a good mood today?" Torilde pushed open the door, and the sunlight formed a halo behind her, which seemed to add some vitality to her arrival.

"Ah, Thorild!" Gerlin showed a slightly awkward smile on his face. "I wanted to discuss alchemy and runes with you, but I didn't expect you to come."

Thorild walked in and sat comfortably on the chair opposite. He tilted his head slightly and looked curious: "I heard yesterday that you were researching a new potion. How is the effect?"

"Well, it's still under experimentation." Gerlin seemed a little cautious. "I tried combining different herbs with runes, but the results were not satisfactory. What about you? Have you made any new discoveries recently?"

"I've been trying to reinterpret some ancient runes recently," Torild said, with a glimmer of excitement in his eyes. "I found that some runes can produce unexpected effects when combined with different elements."

"Really? Tell me about it." Gerling was immediately attracted, and his pen rustled on the paper, ready to record her speech.

"I have previously conducted cross-experiments on some wind and water runes." Torild's eyes became brighter, "I unexpectedly discovered that when they are combined, they can produce an effect that controls rain and prolongs its duration."

"It's amazing!" Gerlin couldn't help but admire, "You can use this rune to adjust the weather, it's so useful! If it is applied to agriculture, it will definitely greatly increase the harvest."

Thorild nodded in agreement. "That's right. I plan to work with several agronomists to try to apply this research to practice. However, we must pay attention to the stability of these runes. If we are not careful, it may cause some unexpected consequences."

"Yes, stability is a big problem." Gerlin buried his head in writing down the information. Suddenly he looked up with a trace of worry in his eyes. "Where did you find the information about the ancient runes you mentioned earlier?"

"I found it by chance when I was browsing some ancient books in the library." Thorild smiled, "Some of the books look like they have been swallowed up by time, but the contents are exciting."

"I want to go see it too!" Gerlin was very excited. "Can you take me there? I am also interested in the origin of those runes."

"Of course!" Thorild agreed readily, and then said more seriously, "However, before that, we need to carefully analyze the nature and purpose of these runes to ensure that we do not misuse them."

"Okay, I'll prepare some materials in advance." Gerling nodded seriously, and had already begun to think of various experimental methods in his mind. "If you can provide all the literature you find, it may help us progress faster."

"No problem!" Thorild smiled. "I always feel motivated when I work with Gerling."

Gellin glanced out the window. The sun was still shining on the ground, and time seemed to pass quietly. He suddenly realized that what he wanted to communicate with Torid was the boredom of studying alone, but now the interaction made everything vivid and real.

"By the way, do you still remember the first time we met?" Torid's eyes showed a trace of nostalgia. Her tone was relaxed but full of emotion. "At that time, we were all very anxious about choosing the same elective course."

"Of course I remember," Gerling couldn't help laughing. "I still remember your surprised expression at the content of those classes. It's such a coincidence that we were assigned to the same group."

"Yes, it was fate." Thorild nodded. "Since then, we have started a series of interesting experiments. Our lives have been really fulfilling."

"This is our shared memory." Gerling's eyes were gentle but firm. "No matter where the future takes me, it is my greatest fortune to be able to explore this knowledge with you."

Thorild was slightly stunned, and then a bright smile appeared on his face, "Me too, Gerlin. It's comforting to have a partner like you."

"Well, now that we have found inspiration, let's start preparing." Gerlin's tone was full of renewed spirit. "Today's discussion is very inspiring. I need to sort out the classification of these runes."

"I'll help you." Thorild stood up from his chair, held out his hand, and looked determined. "We can analyze it together and then develop an experimental plan."

"Good idea!" Gerling responded, and the two began to organize the materials on the desk together and read the volumes that recorded ancient knowledge.

Time passed quietly in the busyness, until the light outside the window began to dim, the two were still immersed in the joy of research. Gerlin opened an ancient book about rune symbols, his fingers slid across the page, and he noticed the subtle differences in some of the runes.

"The evolution of these runes is quite interesting. See, they have different interpretations at different stages of history," Gerling said enthusiastically.

"This illustrates the evolution of knowledge and the integration of culture," Thorild analyzed carefully. "There is a story behind each rune. We must respect their history."

"Yes, I always feel that while understanding ancient knowledge, we are also inheriting a certain responsibility." Gerlin raised his head with a firm look.

Thorild smiled and nodded, "In the days ahead, I hope we can unlock more secrets of these runes together."

"Of course, we will!" Gerling's face was full of anticipation, and new inspiration had already ignited in his heart.

At this time, there was a knock on the door. The two looked up and saw the librarian walked in. He had a puzzled look on his face, as if he was looking for something.

"Excuse me," the administrator said shyly, "Have you seen a manuscript about ancient runes?"

"No." Gerlin and Thorild shook their heads at the same time.

"What a pity! I just saw it in a corner of this room, but now I can't find it." The administrator sighed, "This is important information for our laboratory."