Skills Every Excellent Mage Must Master

Yinsen's words left Oliver and Thea at a loss for how to respond.

Agree happily? Modern people had a strong aversion to becoming "servants." Those accustomed to freedom found it difficult to adapt to that rigidly hierarchical "feudal system."

Refuse? Don't be ridiculous. This was a True God, not some cult that spouted a few empty words, proclaimed itself a true god, then scammed people out of money and their bodies.

Putting everything else aside, the knowledge imparted by a god alone was enough to turn an ordinary person into a transcendent being far beyond normal humanity. Tony was proof of that.

During their earlier conversation, Tony had not concealed the fact that he had learned Magic Knowledge from Yinsen and received an Enhancement Potion. He had also roughly mentioned the changes after his enhancement.

A longer lifespan and a healthy, strong body—not to mention youth and beauty—were temptations countless people could not refuse.

Thea was still very young. At seventeen, she was in the prime of her youth and beauty. Perhaps she did not yet find such things especially appealing, and maybe she would not be tempted even five years from now.

But what about ten, twenty, or even thirty years later?

Put the question to their mother instead. Once their mother was sure Yinsen truly possessed such abilities, what advice would she give?

Anyone in their right mind would probably tell their child to seize such a rare opportunity... or rather, an opportunity that might not come even once in a thousand years.

Fortunately, Yinsen did not ask them for an immediate answer. He had not even paused Thea's training and instruction, so both Oliver and Thea had plenty of time to consider the matter.

Oliver could also spare time to continue his plan: attacking the unscrupulous wealthy