The Devil's Cage
Chapter 1988

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Learning made me happy.

Qin Ran told himself that, then viciously drove the dagger in his hand into the training dummy before him.

The Wolf School techniques were even more extensive and complicated than he had imagined.

That was right—complicated!

At first, Qin Ran had assumed that Wolf School techniques were some kind of combat skills. But once he began learning them, he discovered that combat techniques made up only a small portion of them, not even a quarter.

Most of the rest consisted of all kinds of knowledge.

It ranged from herbalism, longsword forging, and armor crafting to astronomical observation and Tide records.

Simply put, the Wolf School techniques were a complete inheritance.

From the small to the great, from individual points to the whole, they covered everything imaginable.

Naturally, they were quite complicated to learn as well.

Fortunately, Qin Ran's talent, [Memory Palace], had been a tremendous help.

Not only did it grant him perfect recall when reading, it had also greatly improved his memory in everyday learning.

Edson was quite astonished by this, yet he also found it perfectly natural.

After all, how could someone become the Snake School's heir without such talent?

Of course, it was no longer just the Snake School. There was also... the Wolf School!

"Colin, your talent is the best I've ever seen."

"One week!"

"In merely one week, you've learned what ordinary people would need three years—or even longer—to learn."

The old Demon Hunter could not help but marvel at how Qin Ran had finished learning the Wolf School techniques in a single week.

Qin Ran, however, remained quite calm.

He knew his own circumstances best.

Although the Wolf School techniques were complicated, what he had learned was equally vast, whether it was skills or knowledge.

Most simply, some of the

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