As Ron dripped blood onto it, he began channeling magic power into the Scale Vine.
For ordinary people to make the Scale Vine recognize them as its master, they had to faithfully feed it blood every day for a full fifteen days before the binding ritual could be completed.
But mages and warriors were different.
As long as they channeled magic power or battle qi into it while offering blood, they could speed up the binding process.
In roughly three days, Ron could use this method to have the Scale Vine complete its binding.
Ron spent several minutes feeding the Scale Vine until it was full, then tossed it into his Inventory. He opened Volume Two of the Natural Meditation Method in his Inventory and absorbed it.
The System Panel's level increased by one, and its pattern options became more varied, rising from three patterns to seven.
It even introduced combination modes for multiple patterns.
Ron had no interest in the System's gaudy tricks. He casually picked one and closed the System Panel.
After spending the rest of the morning going through a series of assembly-line operations, Ron left the Dimensional Plane.
Nora was currently sitting beside the coffee table, bent over her work as she wrote out vocabulary words.
Ron came up behind Nora. Seeing how skillfully she held her pen and how her handwriting had grown increasingly beautiful and fluid, he could not help feeling a sense of accomplishment.
It felt like some kind of character-raising game, except in full 3D surround mode.
Nora sensed someone behind her. Turning around and seeing that it was her own shopkeeper, she gave him a sweet smile. "Hello, Shopkeeper."
"Mm." Ron nodded with a soft laugh. "Once your vocabulary grows a little larger, I'll buy you some simple readers. After you