Victor raised his head modestly, showing the ring on his finger: "No problem, I'm prepared."
Now it wasn't just Amy, even Jeming looked at his ring with a bit of envy.
In terms of assets and talent, Victor was indeed not as good as Jeming, but as an heir of a long-standing noble family, he definitely had his advantages in certain aspects.
As for limitations, this time the assessment at the workshop didn't have any restrictions; as long as you could manage it, even bringing strategic weapons was acceptable.
After all, this is a genuine plane war, and the apprentices should showcase their actual strength.
And it's not just Nolun Workshop; the entire wizard civilization's principle in training apprentices is to grant "privileges" and "qualifications," but not direct resources.
Any points and resources must be earned by oneself, and earning capacity can truly be considered part of an apprentice's strength.
