Light Elemental Breathing Method

Having said that, he paused.

"So, the Sacred Domain History class is over. Now it is time for questions.

What questions do you have?"

As he spoke,

his gaze swept over the many students below with considerable anticipation, as though he wished to display the vast knowledge stored within his mind.

"Teacher, how large is the Sanctuary World we live in?"

Upon hearing this,

the teacher chuckled softly. "Even I do not know how large it is,

because there is no fixed number.

The will of the Sanctuary World is digesting the origins of countless worlds, so it changes every moment,

growing stronger and broader!

Take the Myriad Clans Continent beneath our feet alone. Perhaps one second you are standing at the edge of the world,

and the next,

you can call yourself a visitor from the interior."

"Then why is the Myriad Clans Continent

called the Myriad Clans Continent?"

Upon hearing this,

the teacher smiled. "Good question. That is indeed a good question.

The Myriad Clans Continent,

as its name suggests, gathers myriad clans. But 'myriad clans' is merely an imaginary number, not an exact one.

At the same time,

the myriad clans on the Myriad Clans Continent come from three origins. The first are those originally attached to the Sacred Domain Plane Cluster,

who, when the Sanctuary reclaimed their planes,

were placed upon the Myriad Clans Continent.

The second are those who originally lived in the Sanctuary World, such as us humans.

Lastly,

during the thirty thousand years of war, some planes that were sensible enough—or surrendered—and were friendly toward us,

had their lifeforms

brought into the Sanctuary World. The Myriad Clans Continent came into being for these three reasons."

As his words fell,

everyone looked at one another. Clearly, this knowledge

had exceeded their imagination.

So there were clans living on their land that were not natives after all.

Time surged past.

With the teacher's announcement that class was over, the lesson ended. Even after the teacher left the room,

Wayne did not, as he had before,

raise any questions.

Because he had already learned everything he needed to know during the opening portion of the lesson.

As for the rest?

It was clearly just decoration, at least in his view. That was also why

Wayne had previously thought

that if today had not contained only this one class, he would have left it until last.

He stood and left the classroom.

A quarter of an hour later,

on the ninth floor of the library, in the special area, Wayne stepped out of the elevator.

The moment he entered the library,

he saw Linus sitting at a table, polishing a crystal ball.

"Teacher Linus, that crystal ball is already clean enough.

If you keep polishing it, it will start reflecting light."

Hearing the voice, Linus was puzzled. After all, among the people he knew,

there was no such voice.

He looked up, and when he saw Wayne, a smile appeared on his face.

"Why are you here?

If I remember correctly, you have already taken everything you needed from here."

Wayne nodded slightly and got straight to the point.

"That is right. I came this time for another reason.

I took in a follower. She walks the path of a knight,

and her attribute is light.

I heard that you have the breathing method she needs. I would like to copy one."

Linus raised an eyebrow, but he did not care

who had told Wayne.

After all, what had happened back then had not been a small matter, and plenty of people knew about it.

Instead, he teased, "Well, well, a follower?

That does not sound like a follower.

It sounds more like a little girlfriend. Looks like my biggest customer will have a little customer of his own in a few years."

Upon hearing this,

Wayne's little face darkened. "What are you talking about?

How old am I?"

Who would have thought that Linus would wear an expression that said he understood.

"Oh, I understand, I understand. You are embarrassed to say it, aren't you?"

Then he added, "I have that kind of potion here.

Drink it, and you will definitely

become the fiercest man around!"

Wayne rarely lost his composure, but he rolled his eyes at Linus. His soul was not that of a child; naturally, he understood what Linus meant.

"I am still young. I do not need it. Besides, I am already fierce enough,

so I have no use for it."

"Do not say that. Mine really works well. It is not expensive,

only one high-grade magic crystal per bottle."

Wayne did not need it, but upon hearing the price, he still replied irritably,

"I may have money, but do not take me for a fool. You want to sell me this thing

for one high-grade magic crystal?

Aren't you afraid the Potion Association will find out and come looking for trouble?"

Who would have thought

that Linus neither got angry nor felt afraid after hearing Wayne's words? Instead, he gave a sly chuckle.

"I really am not afraid. Whether it is spell formations or the Potion Association, the prices they control

are merely a standard.

In any case, the price cannot fall below that number. But if it goes above it, that is your own ability!"

Upon hearing this,

Wayne was speechless. "That works too?

You are not specifically fleecing new students, are you?"

Linus curled his lip. "What are you saying? What kind of talk is that?

I am merely lawfully earning money beyond their understanding.

How can that be called fleecing them?"

Hearing that,

Wayne could not help asking, "You are telling me all this?"

Linus merely curled his lip.

"So what if I tell you?

You still have not gotten your hands on the light-attribute breathing method."

Upon hearing this,

Wayne's mouth twitched. So this was what he had been waiting for?

"You really are honest enough. But you would not sell me a fake, would you?"

Linus shook his head. "A fake?

Where would I even find something like that?

Besides, selling fakes would truly be fleecing people.

If I sell the real thing,

then I am making money legally."

Upon hearing this,

Wayne shook his head. "Just tell me. How much is the light breathing method?"

"This?

If you only want a copy, it is not expensive. Three supreme-grade magic crystals will get it for you."

Upon hearing this,

Wayne took several steps back. It was not too expensive—on the contrary, it was too cheap. The cultivation paths of knights and wizards

were different.

Wizards engraved talent runes. In other words, if your comprehension was strong enough to comprehend all the runes of heaven and earth,

such as mountains, rivers, and so on,

then engrave them into talent models or combine them into wizard formations, you could rely on a single Basic Meditation method

to set foot upon this road of truth whose end could not be seen.

But knights were different.

A knight's breathing method was continuous. How to breathe and how to train at every rank

formed a complete system.

Naturally, the price of such breathing methods remained high.

"Do not cheat me.

Three supreme-grade magic crystals for a high-rank Light Elemental Breathing Method—

you may dare to sell it,

but I would not dare to buy it."

Seeing Wayne like this, Linus explained, "This Light Elemental Breathing Method is different from what you think.

It is incomplete."

Wayne rolled his eyes. "Then what the hell are you talking about?

Why would I want an incomplete one?"

Linus waved a hand. "Young people are always so impatient.

Listen to me first.

The reason this Light Elemental Breathing Method is called incomplete is not because it only has a few ranks of breathing methods,

with no way to cultivate further afterward.

On the contrary, it is a complete knight breathing method that can be cultivated to Rank Seven.

The reason it is called incomplete is this:

when you reach Rank Seven and need to form a contract, the dragon you must contract with is specifically a Light Dragon.

And Light Dragons,

among dragonkind, are legendary dragons. This 'legendary dragon' does not refer to ordinary dragons that reach Rank Seven

and can then be called legendary.

Rather, they are legends by nature. Even as hatchlings, they possess status equal to legends.

In other words,

among dragonkind, their status is like that of a human prince or a church saintess.

For that reason,

Light Dragons, having received the finest treatment since childhood, are proud!

To this day, no knight has ever contracted a Light Dragon. Even among wizards,

to my knowledge,

only a handful have contracted Light Dragons.

And

the contracts they signed were partner contracts."