Although he was a little embarrassed that the Mage level he had always claimed was once again weaker than his Sorcerer level, Sorcerer was his primary class after all, so Hill did not dwell on it.
Besides, his path as a Mage had always been rather difficult.
It merely meant working hard once more.
Though the thought that others would probably want to strangle him if they found out crossed his mind, for Hill, whose advancement as a Sorcerer was easier than drinking water, managing to make his Mage level slightly surpass his Sorcerer level had truly taken every ounce of his strength.
Even the reason he had finally achieved that suppression was that his Sorcerer path had reached the foot of a mountain.
So although it was still on autopilot, the mountain was too high and the road too rugged. Even without having to worry about crashing, he still had to slow down.
And the road ahead held mountain ranges, each higher than the last.
Even if he crossed this mountain today, while his Sorcerer vehicle made its way to the next one and slowly climbed over it again, Hill would have enough time to catch up on the Mage path with his merely average driving skills. He might even pull slightly ahead.
After all, Hill's exploration of the Mage path had truly been serious and painstaking. He knew every possible condition along the road like the back of his hand. Though it was not as reliable as the Sorcerer path, it did have moments of sudden inspiration.
He had already lived through the days when he exhausted himself and still could not catch up to his Sorcerer level. Faced with an unexpected event like this, Hill was at most moved; he would not find it troubling.
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