Duke's path forward had gradually become clear. With talents in five elements, the path of an Elemental Wizard was undoubtedly the most suitable for him.
After reaching Level 1 Formal Wizard, most people gradually clarified their future path and began delving deeper into a particular direction.
For example, there were the Mechanical Wizards commonly seen on the East Coast, the Bloodline Wizards descended from ancient warlocks, and the astrologers Duke had encountered before.
It was worth mentioning that during his conversation with Bell of the Knight Hall, Duke learned that knights also had methods of using powerful bloodlines to raise their own Life Level in their later advancement paths.
In this regard, knights and Bloodline Wizards were quite similar. At their core, both relied on fusing with powerful bloodlines to elevate their Life Level.
Duke also thought of how the elementalization of a Life Seed similarly relied on elemental power to accomplish an advancement in Life Level.
He vaguely felt that while there were countless paths in the world, they all ultimately led to the same destination.
No matter the extraordinary system or cultivation method, their essence was simply the elevation of one's Life Level.
After gaining talents in both wind and fire, Duke had not rushed to master the corresponding spells.
He simply could not keep up with learning them all right now. Too many skills needed their proficiency ground up, and even if he learned them, he would not have the time to use them for the moment.
Duke threw himself into the laboratory and began grinding Sand Guardian's proficiency.
This was his most important Innate Spell and held the highest priority. After gaining two new talents, he immediately devoted himself to grinding this spell.
Fortunately, Sand Guardian did not consume magic power, so its improvement speed was