The so-called "profession" in modern society referred to specific categories of social work, such as "doctor," "driver," and "worker."
But on the Aifala Continent, where supernatural powers existed, the words "profession" had been given an entirely different definition.
From ancient times to the present, countless experts and scholars worthy of being remembered by the world had conducted in-depth research into the origins and definition of "professions."
Among them were even beings who had walked extraordinarily far along the path of their professions, earning the titles of "Transcendent" or even "Legendary."
Their conclusions might have been expressed in different ways, but their essence was largely the same.
A "profession" was a stable construct formed when the soul and body resonated with a specific archetype.
It was the product of living beings interacting with the laws of nature and with certain substances closer to the origin of the world, gradually merging with them through their activities.
It sounded somewhat abstract. In reality, aside from a few knowledge seekers interested in the subject, most adventurers' understanding of a "profession" amounted to nothing more than a premade template with relatively clear abilities and a growth path.
They made broad distinctions between professional categories such as [Warrior], [Ranger], and [Wanderer], using them as the framework for their profession templates.
Then they filled that framework with [combat techniques], [Feats], as well as their own fighting styles and habits.
In the end, they formed a "profession" that belonged solely to themselves.
To a certain extent, it was like how the world could not contain two completely identical snowflakes. Because everyone differed in physical condition,
cognition, and upbringing, even if two people mastered exactly the same combat techniques and Feats and took the same profession, their actual combat performances would still differ because of the subtle variations brought