Matthew encountered the name "Emon" once again.
Back then, he had found a copy of the "Aemon Basic Meditation Method" in the study of the house Link's grandfather had left behind. Compared with other Basic Meditation Methods, it had not seemed particularly special.
Later, after obtaining the Wizard Tower, he learned that the Ancestor of Time was also called Emon.
But identical names were far too common. He could not conclude that the two Emons were the same person.
Now, he had obtained "Emon's Time Management Method" from Link.
Matthew opened the parchment and read its contents. The first portion recorded the "Aemon Basic Meditation Method."
Matthew quickly skimmed through the "Aemon Basic Meditation Method" section. It was exactly the same as the copy he had found, without any difference.
But the later contents were different. After advancing to a Formal Wizard, one needed to alter the circulation method based on the "Aemon Basic Meditation Method."
After altering its circulation, it would possess the traits of an Advanced Meditation Method and could inscribe spell models into the Sea of Consciousness and Mental Crystal Core.
Moreover, "Emon's Time Management Method" came with innate magic.
The only Advanced Meditation Methods Matthew had seen were the seven available for internal exchange among the Court Wizards. Only three of them possessed matching innate magic.
The "Wizard Handbook: Upper Volume" Meditation Method Matthew currently practiced did not have matching innate magic, but its advantage was its rapid Sea of Consciousness cultivation speed.
At the Level One Wizard stage, cultivating the Sea of Consciousness was the most important matter. It was directly tied to whether one could break through to Level Two Wizard.
Accordingly, however, those who chose the "Wizard Handbook: Upper Volume" Meditation Method had fewer combat options than Wizards with matching innate magic.
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