Practicing a new specialization was an exceedingly difficult thing. After all, for witches, this world was not like the world of video games, where learning a new specialization only required clicking the mouse and putting a few points into it. It was far more difficult:
A period of practice and experimentation.
Adjusting one's food according to the recipes in the manual.
Allowing one's spinal cord to evolve the instinct for that specialization.
Some even required idealistic observation and insight before they could be successfully learned.
The learning process could span years.
"..."
After reading the entire paper on specializations, Jiang Han fell into thought:
The author of this specialization training paper, Cynthia Sullivan, was a typical underestimated scientific genius. She had actually made use of the Witch World's abundance of magic power to devise a complete specialization for absorbing and using it. That was, using the excess magic power spilled over by other witches to cast cantrip-level spells. It greatly facilitated the spellcasting lives of witches with insufficient magic power, as well as magically gifted girls among female mages and landfolk.
This paper was not merely practical; the results it could achieve in education ought to be astonishing as well.
If children could encounter cantrips early on, the training time for female mages would be drastically reduced.
"..."
Miss Du Pinyuan interpreted Jiang Han's thoughtful expression as difficulty.
Or rather, with that furrowed-brow expression of deep thought, Jiang Han only needed to place her left hand on her collar to perfectly imitate Churchill. Of course, her fluffy long hair that faded from black to icy blue was a treasure that no bald man could possibly possess.
She said, "Don't rush. Practicing a specialization still takes a very long time. This young lady herself spent two months before solidifying a Mage