After saying that, Plaisey continued the tests.
They went through another dozen or so disciplines.
Leo still showed no aptitude for any of them.
Plaisey said, "...Bloodline modification."
At that moment, Leo's mental energy began to fluctuate violently.
Leo's heart skipped a beat. "Wizard Plaisey, there's a reaction."
"So it really is bloodline modification spells. This makes things difficult."
Plaisey could not help frowning at the result either. "Bloodline modification has the fewest spells of all the disciplines."
"I'm afraid this will have a major impact on your future progress."
"Perhaps, until your other aptitudes awaken, you'll struggle to master even a single Combination Spell."
Plaisey sighed. "Although bloodline modification spells can produce all sorts of bloodlines, they still belong to the same type of spell. Under these circumstances, there are very few spells available for you to form a Combination Spell."
"Besides, you Prossians tend to have an aptitude for bloodline modification. That means quite a few Prossians before you have probably already mastered its spells."
"You may need to wait patiently for several years, until your aptitude for other disciplines develops, before you can continue down the path of a Wizard."
Plaisey sounded quite regretful as he said this.
Leo had become a First-Rank Wizard Apprentice in just a few short months.
Yet he had never expected to run into a problem with his aptitude.
Leo did not know what to say either.
There was practically no solution to this problem. Unless he could quickly improve his aptitude for other disciplines, his only option seemed to be to look for bloodline modification spells that no one else had used—and he needed two of them.
Plaisey then continued testing Leo's aptitude for the remaining disciplines.
The final results confirmed that Leo's aptitude lay in bloodline modification spells.
Plaisey considered