"Ding~ Your wizard class has leveled up. Current level: Wizard Level 4. You have gained 1 attribute point, 1 skill point, and 1 talent draw."
After some thought, Ted put the attribute point into "Spirit."
Spirit was, after all, the primary attribute for both Wizards and Mind Mages. Investing in it could never be a loss.
He now had 11 points.
As for the skill point... in the end, he added it to "Magic Power."
It was the same reasoning as before. His other skills—spells, Transfiguration, potions, herbology, and so on—were still far from the point where spending points to improve them was necessary.
Ted could now improve them entirely through self-study.
But Magic Power was different. It carried more or less innate limitations.
There were ways to improve it in the magical world, but none of them were simple. So putting points into it was definitely the right choice.
Besides, Magic Power was the foundation of a wizard. Powerful Magic Power was the guarantee for casting powerful magic.
The moment Ted finished allocating his points, he felt the Magic Power inside him begin to riot again!
He staggered into the bathroom as the objects around him began to float.
Magic Power spilled from Ted's body, shredding the mirror, tiles, and everything else into fragments! The pieces hung in midair for a long time without falling.
This "second Magic Power riot" lasted a full ten minutes before finally subsiding.
The Magic Power in Ted's body had surged several times over compared to before! Judging purely by Magic Power, ordinary adult wizards were no match for him now. Even some rookie Aurors might not be his opponents.
His current level was "Magic Power lv5 (+1)." With a wand in hand, Ted had already reached Magic Power Level 6! Some professors at