A Windfall of Contribution Points

Fran took a look at the changes in his Panel and was very satisfied.

The first is that in the Profession section, a two-star Profession "Elite Elemental Mage" finally appeared, which brought her a huge improvement.

The one who has improved the most is of course Mental Power, because her original Mental Power is very high, so after the promotion, her Mental Power is now estimated to be a bit higher than the normal Second Order Mage.

Based on this calculation, she estimated that the normal Second Order Mage would be between 30 and 34 Mental Power after promotion.

Normally, the physique will also increase due to the improvement of Order, even if it is Second Order Mage, but she guessed it was because her original physique was too high.

Normally, the increase in this physique will not exceed that of First Order melee Profession, but her attributes are far more than that, which is why her physique has been increased so much.

In the Arts section, the first thing that surprised her was that the three spells she used for promotion actually added a lot of proficiency.

The proficiency of these three spells was originally close to the mastery level, but after her promotion, the proficiency of these three spells is now almost half of the mastery level.

"It seems that all mages who are promoted through Elite Mage will increase their mastery of a lot of spells."

In addition, she also saw a Arts full of question marks in the Arts column, and it also showed that it was not yet started.

Fran was stunned for a moment when I first saw it. I didn't understand what Arts was.

But soon, she became somewhat clear about the origin of Arts, which was probably a spell brought about by promotion.

What's strange is that she remembered that the Paper article that recorded Elite Mage's promotion method didn't say anything about what would be added after promotion.

Only then did she realize that the entire Paper article described how to get promoted, and some of the other Papers she found were also precautions for promotion, and there was no detailed introduction to Elite Mage.

"Wait a while and look for other Paper in Mage Tower. Find an article about Paper that talks about the advantages of Elite Mage."

Putting this aside for the time being, she looked at her traits column and found two new traits.

This Multi-Element Mastery should be a trait that she could have obtained after being promoted, and it is also a trait that normal mages can obtain.

Judging from the description of Multi-Element Mastery, her elemental proficiency should be limited to the three elements of fire, wind, and earth, and she has no elemental proficiency in other elements.

The description of this elemental mastery is different from that of elemental affinity. Elemental mastery indicates that this trait can only be used on spells.

But elemental affinity is different. Her elemental affinity can even be used by many Profession, such as her Gale Swordsman Profession.

This made her have some expectations for this trait. The spell effect enhanced by her elemental affinity is very strong, so the trait brought by being promoted to the second level will definitely have a stronger effect on her spells.

Now was not the time to experiment. She wanted to wait until she went to Mage Tower before experimenting, so she kept her thoughts in mind for the time being and looked at the last characteristic [Perfect Mage].

This should be the impact of the 'standard' spell structure that she spent a lot of effort to draw using rulers and compasses.

Needless to say, just the name of this trait Perfect Mage makes people a little confused, and it makes people even more excited about the effect of this trait.

Fran looked at it for herself, but she didn't understand the meaning of improving the performance of Mental Power. After a little thought, she understood.

She started practicing immediately. She did not use release spells to verify it, because her various qualities made it difficult for her to analyze quantitatively.

She walked to the corner and picked up a souvenir from the Refining White Star Sand project, a intact White Star Sand Refining Magic Device.

This is the magic device that Fran specifically requested from Philip after the project was over, just in case she had to buy one herself when she wanted Refining White Star Sand in the future.

Isn't this a joke? I improved White Star Sand's magic device, but in the end I had to buy the improved magic device myself.

You know, this magic device allows apprentices to refine a second-level alchemy material. It costs hundreds of Gold Coin to buy it from outside.

If it hadn't been for the fact that all the magic devices used in the experiment had been damaged, Philip would never have let wizards like them who knew nothing directly do it.

At this time, this White Star Sand refining device is a good quantitative testing tool, which can just test how her Mental Power is.

Fran directly injected Mental Power into it without adding any materials, allowing the magic device to keep idling.

Auras of light appeared inside the magic device during operation, because there was no material inside, and energy could only be dissipated through heat.

When the heat was about to destroy the magic device, Fran stopped transporting Mental Power and allowed the magic device to cool down in place.

"The consumption has been slightly reduced, and there is no need for so many Mental Power."

In Fran's view, using Mental Power is already a certain value. Even if you are a Fifth Order mage, without special characteristics and equipment, the Mental Power consumed by releasing a Fireball should be the same as that of an apprentice.

Fran believes that this increase in the performance of Mental Power should mean that when one copy of Mental Power is used as one copy of Mental Power, one copy of Mental Power is used as one copy of more Mental Power, which improves the performance of Mental Power.

The fact is exactly as Fran guessed. She measured that the magic device was running to the point of being almost scrapped this time, which was slightly less than the Mental Power used before.

In order to make quantitative measurements, she had already set a numerical value for the consumption of Mental Power in units of fireballs. After a simple calculation of this numerical value, she arrived at the current effectiveness value of her Mental Power.

"Now my Mental Power can be used as about 1.1~1.2 times the Mental Power."

Even though this performance is only increased a little, Fran has a qualitative improvement when using Mental Power.

"Yes, it's not in vain that I have put so much effort into drawing a 'standard' spell model."

Fran took Mental Power back into her body. After being promoted to the second level, she could feel that the precision of her observation of the world had reached a new level.

For example, when she was still an apprentice, the world was originally in 480p. When she upgraded to First Order, the world became 720p.

After she reaches the second level, the world becomes 1080p, which is even higher than the normal 1080p resolution.

"Okay, it's time to go to Mage Tower's place to see what Elite Mage's important points are after his promotion."

After Fran roughly explored the changes in himself, he went out and walked to Mage Tower.

After arriving at Mage Tower, Fran first went to the selected store outside to look at it. Then she discovered that there was a new issue of the selected magazine every week.

And the cover above shocked her, because almost all the selected covers were the same Paper<Mathematical Analysis of Fireball>.

Fran raised her eyebrows, thinking that her article Paper was only posted last week. Naturally, these people saw it this week, but she did not expect that her article Paper would be so valued by others.

But this had nothing to do with what Fran was going to do now. She suppressed her desire to take a look and did not buy this weekly selection, but bought the annual special edition.

The information she was looking for for the second-order Profession must not be mentioned by anyone every week. How could it be so lucky that people do these things every week, so it could only be found in some specific filtering columns.

She selected a few selected annual columns and rummaged through them to find the content she wanted.

After searching for a while, Fran found an article <Unique Characteristics of Tier 2 Elite Mages>.

She hurriedly walked into Mage Tower, opened the acceptance board, and saw the abnormal items in her account on the acceptance board at first glance.

Next to her account, a string of numbers stood out. It was a four-digit number - 1345.

This makes Fran not believe his eyes. When did he have so many Contribution Pointss?

When she came here two days ago to see some precautions for the second-level promotion, she also spent some Contribution Points. Remember, it ended up being more than 300 Contribution Points?

When did it increase so much?!

What Fran doesn't know is that even in Northern Lands Society, you can learn the knowledge of other School at will, but everyone's Contribution Points is limited, so naturally you won't rush to exchange it for Contribution Points when you see another School having important breakthrough knowledge.

What's more, this is an important breakthrough in Alchemy School, which is even more niche. Suppose you are a Elemental School mage, would you deliberately spend precious Contribution Points to watch a content that is destined to be unused?

No matter where alchemy goes, it is something only a few people know. Many mages don't care about how the material is prepared. They only care about whether the price of the material increases or decreases when they use it.

But the Mathematical Analysis of Fireball of Fran is different. Fireball is a spell that everyone in Northern Lands Society basically has, and they all understand it.

Although this is an apprentice-level spell, all mages believe in the selective vision, because they know that almost all the selected covers are this Paper, which means that this Paper must have a breakthrough.

The fields that any mage knows, coupled with the carefully selected strong recommendations, make this article Paper far more popular than Fran's previous article Paper.

Therefore, it is normal for Fran Fireball Paper to be exchanged for more Contribution Points than the White Star Sand article.

Fran was stunned for a while after seeing Contribution Points, and then gave up thinking. This is a good thing no matter how you look at it. These Contribution Points are enough for her to use for more than ten years. She should not need to send Paper again in the future.

She adjusted her thoughts and focused on <Unique Characteristics of Tier 2 Elite Mages>, which she had exchanged for five points of Contribution Points.