Even if Zhuri had forced her to win a Godly Game championship in her third year, Zhuri's purpose in teaching her had never been to make her win anything in the Godly Game.
The study plan Zhuri had laid out had, from the very beginning, covered an apprentice's entire life.
The period from first encountering magic to graduation was her golden age of growth.
If, during this crucial stage of development, she could not learn to think proactively or get accustomed to acquiring precious skills through extensive practice, instead waiting for scrolls to be spoon-fed to her, then her talent would be wasted.
She would never understand the essence of skills. She could only rely on the wash of emotion and the tremors of Soul Fire to chance upon skill comprehension.
When she faced troublesome skills and enemies in the future with no way to deal with them, she would only stupidly wonder—what skill had the White Bear used?
But in truth, the White Bear had not used any skill.
They had merely condensed five special overlapping magic runes in their palm, forming an "∝" that looked like a beginner-level magic rune.
Yet the moment this rune touched Yu Xunge, it briefly blocked her senses, making her mistakenly believe she could not control her body.
If she had not broken down and mastered every movement in order to learn those close-combat skills, and if she had not repeatedly drawn and studied magic runes in order to successfully cast skills, she would never have seen through it.
But now, through the changing days and nights of the four seasons in Moonlight Wetland, all that grueling practice had been rewarded at this moment.
Unlike the systematic instruction of teachers in class, and unlike when she had happened to comprehend Link Send Me