Was there such a thing as a free lunch in this world?
To be honest, Rimuru didn't quite dare believe it.
Ancient One was on far too high a level. If she wanted to scheme against Rimuru, it would truly be impossible to guard against.
But she had to admit, being allowed into the library to read was simply too tempting.
Strictly speaking, Rimuru was a natural-born mage.
Especially with Great Sage's [Chant Disruption], Rimuru had no need to chant when casting magic.
It could be said that as long as Rimuru learned any spell, no one else in the same profession would stand a chance.
It was like how Mordo had to fuss around for ages just to produce one Magic Whip, but in Rimuru's hands, a single thought could instantly create a dozen or even dozens of them. And they were all instant-cast. Now tell her, wasn't that terrifying?
Rimuru right now was somewhat like a tycoon with immense wealth. As long as she learned a few financial management tricks, her strength would explode exponentially.
Opportunities like this didn't come around all the time. Once she missed this chance, there might never be another!
"Great Sage, can you simulate the books in the library?"
Answer: Only the most basic public books can be simulated. Most of the core books are sealed and cannot be simulated.
Damn it, Rem!
Rimuru threw caution to the wind. So what if Ancient One had dug a pit for her?
Her strength was growing every moment. Besides, this world had already entered the fast lane—move forward or die. Rimuru had no desire to become snap ash in the future.
Let's do it!
Rimuru bowed to Ancient One. "Thank you for your generosity, Sorcerer Supreme. If Earth faces a crisis in the