"Now that you've become a Level 2 Mage, you should learn more defensive spells."
"Also, you need to practice Multiple Casting more."
"How many different spells you can cast at once also determines your limits... I'll teach you some second-tier spells first. Take your time thinking them over."
After the promotion, Lu Cang taught Mo Cheng many more spells one-on-one.
Mo Cheng's talent surpassed that of most geniuses by quite a bit, but in the end, he was still just a little slower at learning spells than Izpalut and Lu Cang.
Teach him first, and let him think it over at his own pace.
After that, Mo Cheng asked a few more questions. They were all based on his own thoughts and insights.
Lu Cang was able to answer almost all of them.
Many of these things weren't covered in books. Every Mage would encounter certain sticking points, and there would be plenty they couldn't figure out.
Without a good mentor to guide them, the path of a Mage could be quite difficult.
Compared to other professions, Mages might be the most dependent on their mentors.
A day and a night...
It might have counted as a long time.
But for the Land of Seeing the Moon, it was a rare stretch of peace. Another day passed.
After Lu Cang had answered all of Mo Cheng's questions, Mo Cheng had fallen into a deep sleep.
The desperate battle and the intense thinking had drained the last of his mental energy. A Level 2 Mage wasn't powerful enough to go without sleep for extended periods.
"Sleep."
"I have things of my own to do, too."
Lu Cang braced both hands against the sky. His joints cracked, and his energy and spirits gradually rose.
One after another, Undead Shadows split off behind