Gauss passed through the Warrior section and glanced at the prices of apprentice-level Sword Skills. The cheap ones cost twenty or thirty silver coins, while even the more expensive ones cost no more than fifty or sixty.
Compared with cantrips and spells, the Warrior's apprentice-level skills were not very expensive.
The Rogue section also had some Stealth Skills, Breath Concealment Skills, and Scouting Skills displayed on the shelves.
Could I possibly learn some skills from other classes? Gauss wondered silently.
Generally speaking, class holders focused on a series of skills related to their own professions.
Their own skills were already numerous enough to study, so rashly learning skills from other classes would be a thankless and strenuous undertaking.
People had limited energy. The principle of biting off more than one could chew applied here as well.
Moreover, it often resulted in half the effort for twice the result. That was what most people had concluded.
"But my attributes don't have any weaknesses. With the panel's existence, perhaps learning some simple apprentice-level skills won't be difficult?" Gauss decided to come back and take another look later.
He continued walking inward.
The special section for the cantrips and spells a Mage could learn finally appeared before him.
According to level, the cantrips and spells had been neatly divided into several areas.
0th Ring cantrips, 1st Circle Spells, and 2nd Circle Spells.
That was right. The Adventurer's Guild shop in Grayrock Town only sold spells up to the 2nd Circle. There was no sign of 3rd Circle or higher spells for the time being.
Perhaps the Adventurer's Guild shops in other large cities had access to them?
"Do not open the scrolls. Any consequences will be your own responsibility."
After glancing at the warning on the rack, Gauss withdrew his hand.
There was