The First Duel Class Is Indoors; the Professor in Charge of Teaching Dueling Is at the Podium, Explaining the Basic Rules of Dueling. / The King Must Die

Before today, he could draw 6.5 points of [Great Sin] at a time.

But starting today, it would no longer be just 6.5 points.

According to his calculations, once his [Meditation Art] reached the Master level, every drop of [Great Sin] he drew could reach 13 points.

And now, he had crossed a third of the gap from [Advanced] to [Master].

That meant it should be somewhere between 8 and 9 points.

In other words, it would increase by at least 1.5 points!

At this stage, when his [Great Sin] research had already concentrated on Level V, his demand for [Great Sin] was growing ever greater. A draw limit of only 6.5 was already proving inadequate.

Therefore, an increase of at least 1.5 points could be considered extremely crucial.

However, as the amount of [Great Sin] drawn each time increased, the amount of [Great Sin] he needed to raise on his own each day would also increase accordingly.

This would cause major short-term fluctuations in his emotions, subtly exerting a negative influence on his mind.

Therefore, he had to proceed with the utmost caution.

At present, he only drew [Great Sin] during the first ten days of each month. The remaining twenty days could be used to stabilize his mind, effectively reducing those negative effects.

But this could not continue forever.

Thus, even after his [Meditation Art] reached the Master level, he might not necessarily draw [Great Sin] at a rate of 13 points each time.

But that was something to consider later.

For now, his priority was to complete his research into [Great Sin V], then stockpile three copies each of the ones he needed most—such as [Pride V] and [Bliss V]. Only then could he adjust the frequency at which he drew [Great Sin] according to the circumstances.