347. Improvement Guidance and Experiment

After Landen finished receiving Gleia's two older brothers and returned to the Training Array, he saw Wendy still training inside. Though she could not form a stable Magic Field the way he could, her understanding of magic had clearly risen by quite a bit.

After his guidance, Wendy could already extend her mana outward as an extension of her own senses—or rather, if she could have a larger reserve of mana, she would be able to smoothly break through to Senior rank.

"My Lord, around you, it's like there's a layer of magical elements." This was what Wendy, inside the array, sensed of Landen with her own mana. "It's a little cold, and a little hard."

"Is that so? When I first released Battle Qi outward, it also started as a part of my senses. When I constructed my own Magic Field just now, it also began from sensation." Landen nodded and instructed her, "Magic is a whole new sense for us. Don't always compare it to the sense organs we already have."

Starting from intermediate professionals, breaking through to Senior rank was no longer just an increase in the total amount of mana or Battle Qi stored and released. It required a professional's understanding of magic or Battle Qi, as well as an all-around improvement in release techniques.

And among the three professions, from these aspects, a knight's advancement tested physical quality the most, a Priest's advancement tested the spiritual connection with the deity they believed in the most, while a mage's advancement tested both understanding of magic and mana reserves, and even more so the casting of magic.

In terms of difficulty, advancing from Intermediate Mage to Senior Mage was the hardest among the three basic professions. This difficulty in advancement would not be caught up to until