All My Professions Have Divine-Level Talents Chapter 231 - 151: White Tower Assessment 3

’The only one I rember hearing about was an Assassin.’

’Is she that Assassin?’

’No, I can’t sense any aura of an Assassin on her. Besides, the direction she’s headed isn’t for an Assassin-related subject.’

It was "Oceanography."

HMMMM—

Her figure vanished as she stepped through the portal.

Lu Cang knew next to nothing about Oceanography, so he certainly wasn’t going to follow her.

Instead, Lu Cang entered the Magic subject he was best at.

He stepped through the door.

It felt like passing through a layer of water, and on the other side, he arrived in a bizarre, vibrantly colored space.

’So this is how it is.’

He had heard that the White Tower was a masterpiece built by a Level 7 architect who had passed through Kernoya. Now that he was seeing it for himself, it was clearly no simple feat.

Although it wasn’t a Miracle, it had a similar feel.

[Please provide a detailed analysis of the following Magic based on your own understanding.]

[Ice Cone Skill, Fireball Technique, Wind Blade]

’All Basic Spells.’

’It seems they’re testing for a fundantal understanding,’ Lu Cang mused, and began to answer.

[Please explain the foundation of spell construction.]

’The questions are getting more abstract...’

The first was a question about Basic Spells, but the second had already escalated to a theoretical level.

However, Lu Cang was quite experienced in this area, so he continued to answer.

[Based on the characteristics of Fire Magic, devise how you would create Water Magic, and construct at least a prototype of the spell.]

[Ti Limit: 60 minutes]

’So strict.’

Creating Water Magic wasn’t difficult, but being required to do so based on the characteristics of Fire Magic was a bit restrictive.

’And I have to construct a spell prototype within a 60-minute ti limit?’

’Is this a question ant for a Scholar?’

The promotion exam for a Level 3 Mage to advance to Level 4 was rely to create a Self-created Spell.

’If you can construct a spell prototype, are you really that far from creating your own spell?’

This test was simply asking for the impossible.

No wonder the passing rate for the White Tower’s assessnt was extrely low. Even the passing rate for the Scholar Profession itself wasn’t high.

After a mont of silent reflection, Lu Cang began constructing the spell directly.

Coincidentally, his recent exchange about the Root Source had given Lu Cang so new insights.

He had been studying the pros and cons of Magic lately, so compared to the Root Source, creating Self-created Magic using an opposite Elent was a minor issue.

It only took him about a minute.

"Heat Wave (Tier Three)" was born from Lu Cang’s hands.

Then ca Ascension, and transcendence.

In the end, Lu Cang submitted "Red Burning Heat (Tier Four) (Level 301)" as his answer.

[Please explain the essence of the Root Source.]

’Alright, so we’re dropping the act?’

Lu Cang currently felt like... he had shown up for a college entrance exam, and they were asking him how to achieve controlled nuclear fusion.

’If I could explain the essence of the Root Source, would I even be here answering your assessnt?’

Lu Cang thought for a mont.

He decided to answer with his own thoughts on the Root Source.

He wasn’t afraid of others knowing his thoughts on the Root Source, nor was he worried about plagiarism...

Because even if he explained it, it wasn’t sothing that could be learned by others.

This was especially true for Root Magic, which was inherently impossible for others to learn.

Otherwise, why would the few Root Mages sit around and chat for so long?

Lu Cang did not know the true essence of the Root Source.

He could only explain it based on his own understanding.

After answering this final question, Lu Cang submitted his paper, and the assessnt was over.

The brilliant lights all around him gradually faded. As the colors receded, Lu Cang saw a group of people standing nearby, their faces contorted in pain, anxiety, and stress.

At first glance, he thought they were undergoing so kind of ntal tornt.

On second glance, he realized their agony seed to stem from being unable to think of answers. They were scratching their heads, lost in deep, painful thought.

Heh...

’Good luck with that.’

If everyone’s test questions were the sa, Lu Cang estimated that it would be impressive if most Mages could even answer the second question.

He left the examination area.

Lu Cang saw his na appear on the pillar in the center of the tower.

[White Tower Assessnt Current Score Ranking]

[Lu Cang: 100 points (Magic)]

[Yuna: 100 points (Ocean)]

[Aibain: 32 points (Demon)]

’Yuna?’

Lu Cang looked toward the little girl erging from the Ocean portal.

The little girl also glanced at the central ranking as soon as she ca out, then her gaze shifted toward the Magic portal.

The mont their eyes t, they knew who the other was.

’There’s soone else who can be on par with ?’

However, after just one glance at Lu Cang, the little girl imdiately walked toward the next door.

"Star"

Seeing this, Lu Cang imdiately scanned the area with his Perception.

He found and entered the puzzle door. As a Decryption Scholar, this should be a subject he excelled at.

[Please solve the following puzzle.]

[Ti Limit: 30 minutes]

The space around him transford into a jumble of maze-like blocks. He could move these blocks with his mind, rotating and shifting them...

It didn’t even state the conditions for completion or what outco the puzzle required.

However...

...his sufficiently high Spirituality made it easy for Lu Cang to see the solution.

Lu Cang rapidly rotated and shifted the blocks one by one, solving it in less than two minutes.

As soon as he finished...

...the next question appeared.

[Please solve the puzzle within.]

A book appeared in his hands.

"Secret: "Book of Moon and Stars""

"Hidden Object: A more detailed account of the Moon."

"Decryption thod: Master Kino Language, High Level Cryptography, Star Moon Translation."

Star Moon Translation was a thod of interpretation that required combining knowledge of the Stars and Moon Phases.

Lu Cang looked up at the sky.

Sure enough, the scenery above had changed to night, with the Stars and the Moon hanging overhead.