Divine arts were the key to a priest's growth in strength.
They placed no restrictions on level matching. Every priest could master divine arts beyond their level. In theory, even a Level One Priest could master a Level Nine Divine Art.
In practice, however, priests were often limited by their talents and could only learn divine arts one level higher than their own in advance.
For example, Tang Ma, who was Level One, could master the Level Two Flame Fist Art.
But learning a Level Three divine art was extremely difficult for him. Even if he forcibly mastered it, he could only use it once a day.
Now that Tang Ma had advanced to Level Four Priest, he could already learn Level Five divine arts.
Yet the Flame Fist Tribe could not provide him with any, leaving him to continue using the Level Two divine art in battle.
This had caused a serious delay in his combat power, making Tang Ma a Level Four Priest in name only.
"What's recorded above is an offensive divine art!"
Tang Ma leaned closer, barely able to contain his delighted voice. "The Level Four Wind Sand Art. Although it isn't a single-target offensive divine art, and may even be weaker than the Flame Fist Art against an individual enemy, it can cover an area of roughly ten meters and deal continuous damage. It's absolutely a weapon of war for tribal battles!"
Tang Ma's longing for high-level divine arts was no less intense than that of a person dying of thirst in the desert.
The higher his own level rose, the stronger his desire for high-level divine arts became.
But he also understood that divine arts were the key to a tribe establishing itself.
The Flame Fist Tribe, for example, had taken root and earned