The Void Realm, the Sea of Knowledge.
"A Moonshadow Werewolf who can't transform if he's touched by moonlight... Your prison really is full of talented people. As expected of a multiracial nation."
Sonia lay at the bow of the little boat, gazing at the gray sky. "But what exactly is Gourmet's ritual about? I've never heard of such a brutal, bizarre ritual. Is he trying to summon a Spell Spirit from the Gluttony Faction?"
In fact, theoretically speaking, the easiest Spell Schools for sorcerers to master were not those accessible Outer Art schools like Fire Art, Earth Art, or Sword Art. After all, Outer Arts ultimately required sorcerers to deliberately train before they could gain experience.
The Inner Art schools, however, would accumulate experience even if a sorcerer did not train.
What were Inner Art schools? They were the physiological activities a sorcerer had to carry out every day.
Eating, sleeping, listening, looking, excreting... If these unavoidable physiological activities, present from childhood to adulthood, could be converted into spell experience, then nearly every sorcerer would be proficient in seven or eight Spell Schools.
Unfortunately, that was only in theory.
The Inner Art schools seemed the simplest and easiest, but in reality their threshold was far higher than that of the Outer Art schools. No matter how difficult an Outer Art school was, as long as one worked hard, there was still a chance of getting started. But Inner Art schools were almost always racial talents. If you were not randomly born with an Inner Art talent, then you would never be able to independently master an Inner Art school in your lifetime.
The "Gluttony Faction" Sonia mentioned was one such Inner Art school, and it often only appeared among Ogres. Moreover, not all Ogres could learn it. Only a small