Trade, Fifty Thousand Magic Stones

Leo frowned and asked, "You want to use the method for a Second-Rank Wizard Apprentice to break through to First-Rank Wizard Apprentice as the information for this trade?"

Leo felt that if Keli wanted to use that as her bargaining chip, he could accept it.

But Keli shook her head and said, "Of course not. If I had a method that could easily let a Second-Rank Wizard Apprentice advance into a First-Rank Wizard Apprentice, I would already be an honored guest of most Wizards. What I want to talk about is merely some experience."

"After becoming a Third-Level Wizard Apprentice."

"Everyone relies on conventional methods like potions and bloodline modification to raise their mental energy and break through the shackles binding it."

"From this point of view, aside from geniuses with Level 6 Mental Power Talent, the strength of one's Mental Power Talent should not have much influence on the growth of other Wizard Apprentices."

"Yet most Second-Rank Wizard Apprentices who advance to First-Rank Wizard Apprentice each year are born with relatively high Mental Power Talent."

"And the reason for this gap... I believe it is the speed at which Wizards earn Magic Stones."

After saying that, Keli looked at Leo with an unhurried expression and said, "The higher one's Mental Power Talent, the stronger one's ability to learn Wizard-related skills. And in the world of Wizards, that learning ability is equivalent to the ability to earn Magic Stones."

Leo said, "Envoy Keli, if you think this counts as information, then I don't think there is any need to keep listening. I have known the importance of Magic Stones ever since I joined the Tower of Dawn."

"You only know one side of it, not the other."

Keli still looked as though everything was within her grasp. She said, "What