It was impossible for Landen to make everyone break through and advance in a single night. What he wanted was to see whether there was any pattern in the understanding and cognition of magic from Mana-Wielders to Intermediate Mages, Intermediate Knights, and even intermediate Magic Plants and Magic Beasts.
Unfortunately, Landen did not find one. Because the sources were too scattered, the Mana-Wielders' understanding of magic varied far too widely. Landen's main gain that night was still in helping those intermediate and above professionals who could communicate—Sophia, Redbird, Firefly, Johnny, Neil, Fang, Tukaman, Panix, and the others—raise their level of spellcasting. After Landen's guidance, this group of Intermediate Mages and Intermediate Knights had clearly grown more seasoned in their control of Battle Qi and magic.
By comparison, the results among the Junior Knights and Junior Mages were very limited. Although the array could let them possess more magic power and Battle Qi, that Battle Qi had not passed through their bodies, much less strengthened them.
On the contrary, Daqila Flying Dragon, Patch, and Wufi, with the help of the magic power inside the array, successfully released magic or Battle Qi and experienced the feeling of magic power circulating and being released. Daqila in particular had always wanted to become a mage before this, and after less than twenty minutes of realization inside the array, she had indeed sensed magic power rather than Battle Qi.
The least obvious effects were on ordinary Mana-Wielders like Yuling and on Totapara. Although ordinary Mana-Wielders had already been strengthened by magic power, their perception of magic was very faint. As for Magic Beasts, their limited ability to express themselves directly affected their ability to understand magic.
With that night's testing, Landen roughly understood that the Training Array was most useful for intermediates and apprentices. From