Ning Tian told Lu Yi that if he needed support in other areas—space, equipment, personnel, or funding—she could provide it.
But Lu Yi did not need any of that yet. He had to settle the preparations himself, and he would rather wait until his panel rating rose to Full-fledged Wizard before discussing how to promote the Magic System.
As for choosing students, Lu Yi had long had a rough idea. Today, he had gained evidence to support it.
Judging by how quickly Ning Tian, a Support Tool Soul Master, had learned to cast Spells, she was not slow at all.
A Young Wizard learning a Spell for the first time passed as long as they could successfully cast the Spell taught by the professor within a ninety-minute class.
They would still need another two or three days to consolidate even a simple Spell and improve their success rate.
As they advanced through the grades, more complex Spells took longer to master—usually anywhere from days to weeks. Some Wizards could not learn the hardest Spells in months, years, or even an entire lifetime.
Ning Tian had learned two Spells in less than an hour. Her age worked in her favor, though the language had held her back. Overall, her progress was quite good.
It was common knowledge in the Soul Master World that support, Healing Type Soul Masters with little combat ability, and certain unusual Tool Soul Masters did not gain the enormous physical boost that Power-Type Martial Souls provided.
But while these Soul Masters were physically weaker, their mental strength usually grew faster than that of Power-Type Martial Soul Soul Masters. The difference became increasingly pronounced as their cultivation rose.
Yet the Soul Master World had few ways to use mental strength. Even if one person's mental strength surpassed another's,