Isaac wasn't particularly surprised that these two could see what he was after. Strictly speaking, he himself had begun learning about great creation back at the Third Tier. Naturally, anything he could do, others could do too.
Humility was a quality Isaac hoped he could always retain.
So he nodded and said casually, "There's nothing here you can't research. In fact, these are just a few miscellaneous projects. For you, most of it would be repetitive, unproductive work, with little to gain even if you finished it. Just delegate it. I have other arrangements for you."
The old woman and the young man exchanged glances, each seeing the delight in the other's eyes. They felt a little more attached to the Madheart Wizard Organization they had only recently joined.
After all, whatever he might say, inspiration was often the most important thing in a wizard's research. Accumulated knowledge came second.
And inspiration didn't simply mean coming up with ideas.
It meant more concrete approaches: which directions to pursue to realize the initial design, what angle to take if an obstacle arose along the way, and whether to abandon the project or keep going.
For wizards at the Third Tier and beyond, this was the most important ability!
And Isaac had demonstrated it to the fullest in the research plan they held!
It was no exaggeration to say that although most of the work was repetitive, as Isaac had said, it was by no means worthless, as he had claimed.
Because that meant the experiment wasn't particularly difficult for them, and the entire procedure was thoroughly laid out. With this document alone, they could produce some preliminary results, and those—
Would have value!
But after Isaac demonstrated his abilities, that thought vanished from their minds. Having struggled their way to the