On the Aifala Continent, concerning the categorization of "Transcendent" and "Legendary".
If we set aside those complex power systems and focus solely on Professional Levels, it’s actually quite simple.
Transcendent: Level 11 to Level 20;
Legendary: Level 21 and above.
As long as you break through Level 10 in your profession, you can truly beco what is called a Transcendent professional.
Of course, even if they belong to the "Transcendent" category, the strength of professionals can vary greatly due to accumulated Battle Skills, Equipnt, profession types, and other factors, possibly more than the gap between Level 1 and Level 10.
But compared to before, it certainly represents a qualitative change.
Since the concept of "profession" appeared in this world and evolved over countless years, basic professions like "warrior" and "wanderer" have spread to every corner of the continent, becoming adventurers’ first choice when embarking on their professional path.
Clear advancent paths, a vast array of Battle Skill options, relatively simple employnt thods... these have mostly been ntioned before.
But there’s another crucial reason.
It’s sothing you realize only after becoming a professional and walking this path.
— Level Cap!
Including all the basic professions like "Ranger", "Barbarian", "Priest" in the eyes of the public.
Their level cap is "10".
This ans that once you beco a "warrior", you don’t have to worry about anything else, just focus on collecting the Battle Skills you need and improving your Skill Level.
You can steadily progress to the final step before becoming Transcendent.
If you have a certain plan for your professional path and practice the Battle Skills needed for career transition along the way,
then upon reaching the bottleneck, you can smoothly complete the career transition and advance to Transcendent without much effort.
This is almost a matter of course.
But for niche professions like [Sea Tide Hunter], [Favored Evil Knight], and even [Fallen Blade Hunting],
there’s a reason they haven’t spread throughout the continent to beco foundational professions.
Harsh employnt conditions are one aspect.
Another reason is that these professions often have a Skill Cap of only "5".
That ans, once they reach the max level in their profession, they’re still a full half away from the Level 10 needed to beco "Transcendent"!
This requires those in these niche professions to take on a different job, starting from scratch.
In the form of combining two professions with a total level of "5 5" to et the conditions for becoming Transcendent.
Shanan is almost certain that his profession in [Fallen Blade Hunting] at Level 5 is definitely stronger than most basic professions at the sa level.
But others have stable growth space, while he needs to find a part-ti job to et the level requirents for Transcendence.
"Sigh..."
At this point, Cash couldn’t help but sigh again, even the motion of cutting the corpse slowed down.
"Otherwise, do you think I would leave the sea, where I was doing well, and travel so far to Pan Yun Province when there are adventurer associations nearby?"
"Isn’t it to earn more points, exchange for a few suitable Battle Skills, and pave the way for the future path?"
Xia Nan didn’t speak, pondering in his heart.
According to his perception, Cash’s aura wasn’t at the Level 5 stage yet, he’s probably just preparing for future part-ti work now.
And according to what he said, his own [Fallen Blade Hunting] as an extrely niche job, should also have only a Level 5 cap.
After reaching Full Level, he still needs to find another profession as a part-ti job.
Tsk...
He needs to structure his Battle Skill system and also pave the way for Transcendence afterward, with points needed for exchanges accruing slowly.
He couldn’t help but feel there’s too much to consider, it’s sowhat troubleso.
He plans to find ti to properly strategize after finishing the task.
As for now, it’s best to stay vigilant, finish the task with the Sea Thorn Squad, and get the money first.
Along the way, he could inquire about advanced professional knowledge from Cash and Vireis.
"You should be in the warrior profession, right?" Cash casually asked, "Have you thought about which direction to develop in the future?"
Xia Nan felt a sudden sense of vigilance.
After composing his words slightly, he ambiguously replied:
"Just taking it one step at a ti, I don’t have any connections, I’m already satisfied to gain Professional Level."
"Hahaha, you have pretty good luck then." Cash grinned, with a tone suggesting a aningful implication, "Getting a job at such an age without any connections."
"When I was your age, I was still worrying about where the next al would co from."
"Indeed good luck."
Xia Nan still pretended to be confused.
Just like that, the two of them kept testing each other while seemingly chatting leisurely and dissecting the wild boar at.
When Vireis finished checking the traps and returned to the camp with Mint, chuckling.
The huge wild boar had already been divided into several neat piles of at chunks.
"It’s getting late, let’s eat first."
Sliding the cleaned short dagger back into its sheath, Cash reminded.
"You can take a nap, we’ll depart when it gets dark."
...
Xia Nan felt he had been deceived.
The taste of wild boar at was far less wonderful than Cash had previously described.
When roasted, the at was a bit tough, with an indescribable gay taste.
It didn’t have the tender, sweet taste of the stewed at from the White Sparrow Tavern.
When bitten, it was quite chewy, but so parts felt like chewing leather boots.
Considering Cash only sprinkled so salt while roasting without much seasoning,
perhaps it was his cooking thod’s fault.
Or maybe it’s just that his own tastes were quite picky?
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