The process of experimental research was tedious, fulfilling, and time flew by at an incredible pace.
These descriptions might seem contradictory, but they precisely captured the essence of the Wizard World's magicians in their pursuit of truth.
It was merely that different people saw it differently.
Ten years later.
Saine's Mental Strength: 4231. Magic Power: 4376. Constitution: 5211.
This rate of growth was still remarkably rapid and efficient.
Apart from Saine's unceasing research and training, he increasingly sensed a faint connection to the Light of the Planes within him.
Was this the benefit of receiving the Plane Will's attention? A child favored by fate in the Wizard World? Even if it was only the tiniest fraction of attention.
Saine somewhat understood why Dragon Turtle Bixi could sleep all day and still see her strength climb higher and higher.
It was not only because Tourmaline possessed a powerful bloodline. It was likely also related to how much more highly she was regarded by the Plane Will, as one of the Wizard World's favored children.
Of course, Saine's judgment did not mean that he could do nothing and simply lie down while his strength increased.
That would be far too wishful!
Saine was not Tourmaline. The direct boost to his strength provided by that wisp of Light of the Planes was truly limited.
That wisp of Light of the Planes had likely played some role when Saine advanced to Level One back then.
But on the road of growth afterward, Saine still had to rely more on himself.
The Light of the Planes merely served as a lubricant, ensuring that he would not find things overly difficult and bitter when breaking through bottlenecks.
Nor should he treat the Light of the Planes as a cure-all. Its enhancement effect on Saine diminished over