The skills on the Gold Wall were arranged in alternating green and blue, which bothered Kraun.
Couldn't they be sorted, with the strongest at the top?
As the thought took shape in his mind, the writing on the Gold Wall began to blur, then disappeared completely.
A few seconds later, a new arrangement filled the wall.
The blue ones were at the top, with Golden Light Incantation in first place, followed closely by Basic Swordsmanship and Flame Breathing.
That was much easier on the eyes. This golden finger had no proper instruction manual, so he had to figure out its functions himself. It wasn't very smart.
After grumbling, Kraun set an alarm with the Time Hourglass and began practicing Flame Breathing.
Building proficiency was like rowing upstream: stop moving forward, and you drift back. He had always been diligent, never relaxing for even a moment.
Gradually, his body began to heat up. His temperature rose noticeably, and wisps of white vapor curled around him.
Mist swirled through the room, shrouding it in a haze.
Kraun sat cross-legged in the square, facing the rising sun. He formed the Great Sun Seal with his hands and visualized the Red Sun shining through his body and radiating outward.
He was immersed in visualization, yet remained sharply aware of his surroundings.
The ability to focus on two things at once was something he had learned while fighting the Evil Thought Aggregate. It wasn't a skill, but once he had mastered it, it became instinct.
Now, the faintest tremor in the ground alerted him that someone had come out of the church through the main entrance. The person's footsteps were light; they were probably small in stature.
The person stopped moving a short distance away. Kraun paid no attention and continued visualizing.
Avina leaned