On the Aifala Continent, as a prerequisite for becoming a Professional, the number of various "combat skills" had accumulated over countless years to a degree that was already impossible to count.
Take the most common Profession among Professionals, the [Warrior], as an example. If one went to the Association and randomly found a hundred of them, the overlap rate among the combat skills they each had mastered might not even exceed 5%.
And that was under the condition that they were in the same region.
If Adventurers active in the Underdark and the Southern Islands were brought over for comparison, the number would be even smaller.
With that as the premise, those great nobles in the kingdoms who possessed their own territories...
With their deep financial resources and the powerful forces required to become nobles in the first place, collecting or even monopolizing certain combat skills that could genuinely be trained, improve strength, and serve as conditions for obtaining Profession Levels was not particularly difficult.
This also meant that many hereditary great nobles had already formed complete training systems with very different styles.
There naturally could not be many Transcendents, and reaching Level 5 or above also required a certain amount of luck and talent.
But if it was only ordinary Professionals at Levels 1 or 2, then under the enormous base selected each year, although it was not to the point of "mass production," they did have training methods with a relatively high success rate.
Lawson had once served as a guard for the Molton Family for a period of time, but compared with those colleagues who had been raised by the family from childhood, had grown up in Sticky Tree Territory, and had been instilled since young with the concepts of family honor and loyalty, he could be