Talindra's garden cottage,
Li Si looked at Talindra and could not help pointing at himself.
Establish an entirely new school?
Me?
Third Speaker, you really weren't holding back!
Li Si understood exactly what Talindra meant.
Because of the unique nature of Mage Class, the Pan-continental Mage Association's power structure differed greatly from that of ordinary Transcendent Factions.
Or rather, the Pan-continental Mage Association alone was divided into more than a hundred different factions.
These factions within the Association were the various Mage Schools.
The Pan-continental Mage Association did not only permit Mage Class members to join, but powerful mages still held the dominant position.
The greatest difference between mages and other Transcendent Classes was that the abilities mages could master were simply too comprehensive.
The types of spells alone were divided into eight categories: Abjuration, Conjuration, Evocation spells, Divination, Enchantment, Illusion, Necromancy, and Transmutation.
Each type of spell also contained many different paths of development.
For example, Evocation spells were most fundamentally divided according to the type of Magical Elements they used: fire, water, wind, and Earth Magic.
The sheer variety of spells available to mages made them powerful and versatile, but it also brought a new problem.
Every mage had limited energy.
Except under very rare circumstances, an ordinary mage simply could not master every type of spell.
Trying to swallow too much would only lead to indigestion!
Before reaching a certain level of power, most mages chose one or two primary disciplines based on their talents and affinity for different spells, then supplemented them with other types of spells for battle and exploration.
Thus, mages naturally became divided according to different paths of development.
Mages proficient in the same type of magic naturally gathered together, exchanging knowledge and studying to improve together while uniting to fight for their