From the Dragon’s Legacy, Udi acquired a wealth of knowledge.
Yet, there were no spellcasting techniques or professional paths included.
Do giant dragons disdain spellcasting and professional paths?
Clearly not, as even many divine spirits employ spells and have transitioned into various powerful or rare professions.
The diverse and constantly evolving professional systems are the most radiant points hanging above the Star Realm.
Powerful and lofty divine spirits pursue the ultimate ends of professional paths, continually pioneering new routes, while ordinary beings of the Star Realm strive to climb the paths walked by their predecessors, hoping one day to reach the pinnacle of professions.
However, though the potential of professional paths is imnse, it is not without its conditions.
The most fundantal prerequisite is acquiring the cultivation knowledge of the corresponding profession, after all, you must know how to cultivate.
If you wish to embark on the path of a Mage, you can acquire the knowledge to beco one from your teacher, learning through teachings.
If you wish to pursue paths like warrior, thief, druid, etc., the sa principle applies.
And if there is no teacher to guide you, then you need a Professional Book, a type of magic item bearing mystical knowledge.
The more powerful and advanced the mystical knowledge, the more stringent the material requirents for the magic item bearing it.
So powerful and fearso special professions cannot even be recorded.
Because of this, the more powerful professional legacies are more easily buried in the long river of history over ti, gradually vanishing.
The absence of corresponding professional cultivation in the Dragon’s Legacy is just such a principle.
Though there is no professional legacy, dragons, during each stage of their growth, can acquire various powerful and practical spell-like abilities from their deep bloodline, which can also be referred to as Dragon Language Magic, extraordinary abilities that dragons can display naturally and master without learning, similar to the principles of the mage profession.
Mystical knowledge is the core of the Star Realm, and even the Dragon’s Legacy cannot directly grasp this core power of the Star Realm and can only solidify it through bloodline inheritance.
Udi’s eyes lit up as he looked at this white beast hide inscribed with the knowledge for the professional cultivation of mages.
Feeling a bit excited.
For dragons, this isn’t particularly precious; once they reach adulthood, dragons typically have enough capability to obtain professional books through various ans.
Only strong, rare, special professions are considered highly valuable and difficult to obtain.
But this isn’t hard for adult dragons; for the current Udi, it is undoubtedly a treasured item.
For many tribal families of intelligence, and even so human families, this beast hide bearing the mage’s professional cultivation knowledge could be considered a family heirloom for hundreds of years.
"Alright, Kadan, you may leave now." Udi began to see him off.
Kadan bowed respectfully, then left this place.
There were still tasks given by his master that he hadn’t completed.
This task was, naturally, to return to the Green Forest Tribe and persuade his own tribe to surrender.
Although the Green Forest Tribe’s tenacious resistance had been shattered and Shiji was working on reorganization, with the addition of Kadan, who was the High Priest of the Green Forest Tribe, it would be far easier.
There would also be no accidents.
After Kadan left, Udi used the spatial bag that Kadan contributed to store the copper box, then dove into the water pool, returning to his extrely simple dragon nest.
Taking out the beast hide inscribed with the mage’s professional knowledge, he began to read it carefully.
First encountering magic spells, just reading them was quite unfamiliar.
However, as ti went on, thanks to the dragon’s talent and diligent study, Udi beca increasingly familiar with magic spells.
"The cultivation of magic power... the cultivation and guidance of spiritual power... the engraving of spells... the principles of spellcasting..."
The mystical knowledge recorded in the [Mage’s Professional Book] was not very advanced, only consisting of the most basic knowledge for casters and foundational cultivation knowledge.
Yet these foundational pieces of knowledge were precisely what Udi needed; anything too advanced, he couldn’t understand.
A few hours later, feeling that he had understood enough from reading, Udi began to try cultivating magic power.
Slowly closing his eyes, he centered his consciousness to sense the surrounding elents.
Utilizing the elental visualization that accompanied his magic awakening, Udi clearly sensed the elental power around him.
Influenced by environntal factors, the elents surrounding Udi were primarily blue and yellow, corresponding to the power of water elent and the power of earth elent respectively.
Udi attempted to operate the mystical knowledge described in the professional book for absorbing magic power.
Instantly, a large number of shimring blue light points surged into Udi’s massive dragon body, washing over his flesh through his focused workings, finally converging into a blue light orb within.
"Hmm?"
While guiding and absorbing the elents, Udi noticed an anomaly in his dragon body.
In his elental visualization, a substantial amount of water attribute magic power hidden in Udi’s flesh was being guided out and converging inside, along with incoming external water attribute magic power.
In a short ti, beneath Udi’s heart, a special organ made completely of blue magic power, the size of an infant’s fist, erged.
The magic organ, as big as a baby’s fist, is considered sowhat extravagant for a novice caster who just crossed the professional threshold.
"As expected of a dragon." Udi ceased his cultivation and slowly opened his eyes.
The ability to form such a large magic organ in a short ti is inseparable from the dragon’s physical body being a top-level magical creature.
During the natural growth process of dragons, even without actively cultivating or guiding magic power, they naturally store a large quantity of magic power in their bodies.
Perhaps due to Udi’s robust physicality, though born not long ago, his body had already accumulated quite a bit of magic power.
However, even though the magic organ had ford, Udi was not yet considered a caster.
Only imprinting the first spell in the sea of spirit could qualify him as a caster.
"Generally, one should start with a zero-ring illusion, but I don’t even have an illusion, only spells starting at the first ring," Udi mused.
Among the four spells Cadan contributed, the lowest was the first ring and the highest the third ring.
For the first ring, there were two, naly the Weakness Technique and Group Frenzy Skill.
"Let’s learn the Weakness Technique first." After so contemplation, Udi made a decision.
The Weakness Technique leans towards assisting individual combat, while the Group Frenzy Skill is more about group warfare.
Taking up the beast hide bearing the Weakness Technique magic spell, Udi carefully pondered over it.
The difficulty of learning spells depended on the number of nodes.
A first-ring spell requires at least five nodes, while the Weakness Technique requires seven, rendering it a moderately difficult first-ring spell.
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*Currently, publicly disclosed information.
Zero-ring is Illusion
The first and second rings are Lower-tier Magic
The third and fourth rings are Middle-tier Magic
The fifth and sixth rings are Upper-tier Magic
The seventh and eighth rings are Highest-level Magic
The ninth ring is Overlord Skill
The tenth ring and above are Forbidden Curse Technique
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