The first thing to do after leveling up was allocate his attribute points.
He added points to Intelligence and Perception.
[Attributes: Strength 4/Agility 3/Constitution 5/Intelligence 10/Perception 10/Charisma 4]
He was getting closer and closer to being able to understand Fairy Runes.
His mind felt a little clearer.
He'd try solving some problems later.
Next, Jia Xiu tested the Ring Ascension version of Detection Spell.
He started by testing the most challenging question in his field: the uniqueness of magic.
Nothing changed, but it gave him a highly valuable hint, though no valuable information.
The good thing about the uniqueness of magic question was that this big question could be broken down into many smaller questions of varying complexity.
He could test them one level at a time.
When he got to the question of the common ground between elementary Blood Clan Magic and human magic, Detection Spell finally gave him some information.
[Suggestion: Start with Vampire derivatives. The Blood Clan spell system is connected to the Blood Clan's weaknesses.]
It wasn't very specific, but it was useful information all the same.
He could be fairly certain that this Ring Ascension version of Detection Spell could only provide information on subjects within its capabilities.
Put another way, he could now study elementary Blood Clan Magic.
Besides attributes and spells, leveling up also granted him a new boon and a new trait.
Jia Xiu opened the boon list.
There weren't as many boon options as there were feats. He could either further improve his existing Book Pact or choose another pact he hadn't picked before.
Jia Xiu had no plans to become a "jack of all trades" and put points into every ability.
He planned to keep investing in Book Pact until he maxed it out, going all