The Battle Art, though it was the most basic cultivation method of the Witch Clan.
Any Witch Clan tribe would begin training it from childhood.
Usually, for the first realm, so long as one's talent was not too poor, it could be mastered in about a year.
After that, however, the difficulty would suddenly soar.
Under normal circumstances, anyone who could cultivate it to completion within ten years was already considered a genius within a Witch Clan tribe, destined to become an exceptionally powerful Witch Clan warrior.
A brief explanation was needed here.
For an ordinary member of the Witch Clan, becoming a warrior was not difficult. In tribes with richer witch blood, one would possess the strength of a Witch Warrior upon reaching adulthood. Even if one's bloodline concentration was insufficient, diligent cultivation could still get them there.
But a Witch Warrior who had successfully cultivated the second level of the Battle Art was different.
Their status within the Witch Clan would far surpass that of an ordinary Witch Warrior. In a small tribe, they could directly be promoted to Witch Warrior Chief, with a standing equal to the tribe chief's and second only to the tribal shaman.
In a large tribe, they would likewise be immediately promoted to elite Witch Warriors, becoming the backbone of the tribe. If they were still young, they might even be groomed as the next Witch Warrior Chief.
As for the Witch King level, that was even more extraordinary.
Individuals of that level could almost only be found in super-large tribes, and their status within those tribes was generally second to only one person. Their numbers were exceedingly rare; even a super-large tribe would have at most one. Only a place on the level of Witch City would have a certain number of