Law User and the Demon Book

Ding. Congratulations, Host. You have obtained the Tier 3 Scholar profession, "Law User."

Law User profession modifiers: Physique slightly increased, Reflection slightly increased, Spirit moderately increased.

Profession Skill "Reading (Forbidden)" has exceeded Lv. 10, currently Lv. 12. Profession ability awakened: "Scribe Shorthand (Upper Brass)."

Profession Skill "Writing (Forbidden)" has exceeded Lv. 10, currently Lv. 22. Profession ability awakened: "Ma Liang's Brush (Upper Brass)."

Current status: Physique (Upper Brass), Reflection (Black Iron High Rank), Spirit (Silver Low Rank)

Some improvements were subtle and imperceptible, while others took effect immediately.

When Lu PingAn crossed that threshold, his Scholar system granted him active Profession Skills for the first time.

Still, both retained the characteristics of Scholar-type abilities—especially their peculiar... "subtlety."

Scribe Shorthand let him speed-read, rapidly record, and quickly transcribe "contamination," forming temporary "Scribe Records" that could be further processed and interpreted later when he had time.

This was extremely useful when exploring many foreign realms, ancient ruins, and special environments. In actual combat... well, for a Law User, it could also record an opponent's ability traits and weapon characteristics. It wasn't completely useless.

Ma Liang's Brush was the superior evolution of the Contamination Pen. Compared to before—

Interesting.

Lu PingAn stretched out a finger and drew in the air. A black trace remained suspended in midair.

With this ability, he could better project "contamination" and scribble recklessly over the world and objects. Like the Contamination Pen, it was an important prerequisite for a whole series of Scholar professions, such as Painter and Judge.

The heavy tome in Lu PingAn's hand also became a large, ancient silver book with gilded edges.

At the center of its cover was a faint engraving of the Scales Goddess. Rippling silver and gold trim surrounded it, making