"I know Goblin-language magic, but the Goblins' Magic Pattern language system and the Goblins' magic system do not follow the same logic."
Seeing the puzzled look on Landen's face, the old Goblin knew Landen was looking down on him a little, and hurriedly explained, "Goblin inheritance is different from that of the Human Race. Only one Great Goblin can appear among every five lesser Goblins, and only one Goblin warrior can appear among every five Great Goblins.
"Above that are Beast Tamers, Mechanics, and mages. Every Goblin's profession is innate, and even after gaining an innate profession, one must still spend decades before making any progress. Therefore, every profession has a completely independent inheritance!"
"Ohh, I understand." At that moment, Wendy, who was standing to the side, spoke up. "In other words, although you know many languages, you know absolutely nothing about Magic Patterns, right?"
"Pfft~" Lily immediately understood what Wendy was thinking. Lately, Wendy had been made to doubt herself a little by those two top students, Redbird and Gleia. Now that she had finally seen a ready-made example of "basic theory is useless," she quickly seized the chance to get in a satisfying jab.
Itris, standing to the side, looked at Wendy in some confusion. "Priest, actually, among the Elves, the Dragon Race, and the Sea Race, there are specialized magical scholars. They are a group who do not have much contact with Magic Patterns. Their work is to explore future magical paths for their races."
Itris herself came from the Surge Clan's magical research institution. Her teachers were all scholars who racked their brains for ways to pass down the Merfolk's ancient magic, so she could naturally understand what Mogruke was saying.
"Mm, what you're all saying makes sense. Once a race has many mages, naturally there