"One was found on a seagoing ship, the other on land. Who would've thought it would be such a coincidence!" In the end, Nalant could only accept reality.
Looking at the words Royal Magic Association, he was not too disappointed. No matter what, he could now begin learning magic immediately.
In fact, after absorbing that first wisp of magic power earlier, he had already considered how he might learn spells in the future.
He would find a way to capture a Church mage and force them to reveal how to cast magic.
But now that he had this spell compendium, he might not need to go through all that trouble.
Without further hesitation, Nalant directly opened the cover of the Royal Magic Association Spell Compendium.
The first page after the cover was very simple. It merely stated that this book came from the Tusman Imperial Mage Association and had been compiled under the personal supervision of Galil, the Six-Star Archmage and president of the Imperial Mage Association.
Nalant knew absolutely nothing about the Tusman Empire or this Six-Star Archmage Galil, so all he knew was that this book should be pretty good.
As soon as that thought passed through his mind, he turned to the next page.
What met his eyes on the second page was a long, long table of contents.
The way it was categorized slightly surprised Nalant, because it was not divided according to attributes, but according to ranks.
"Could it be that mages don't need to follow the distinctions between different attributes when casting magic, and only need to differentiate spells by rank?"
Nalant had harbored this very doubt when he had absorbed magic power earlier.
In his imagination, mages should also have been divided into elemental attributes such as water, fire, wood, and earth.
But