Unlike the other Transcendent attributes, the Transcendent Intelligence Attribute had an extremely low chance of being naturally Transcendent.
Conversely, however, whenever someone with naturally Transcendent intelligence appeared, every faction would scramble to recruit them!
Those with naturally Transcendent intelligence had over a ninety percent chance of becoming Legendary!
Of the remaining ten percent who failed to reach Legendary, most either died prematurely or chose the wrong profession.
The profession best suited to those with naturally Transcendent intelligence was undoubtedly Wizard.
As a Traditional Profession, Wizard had none of the various convoluted advancement rituals. Simply researching magic step by step was enough to rise in rank.
Moreover, of the seven main attributes, all except charisma were interconnected. With stamina and strength, for instance, if one attribute became too high, it would pull the other up along with it.
The same applied to agility and perception, while intelligence had a one-way connection to willpower and perception.
An increase in the Will Attribute or perception attribute would not raise the Intelligence Attribute, but a substantial increase in the Intelligence Attribute could greatly increase the perception attribute and bring about a smaller increase in the Will Attribute.
Furthermore, higher-rank magic itself represented certain rules of the world, and Wizards would also increase their Will Attribute as they delved into researching it.
All in all, as long as a creature with naturally Transcendent intelligence successfully became a Wizard, becoming a Legendary Wizard was practically a certainty, provided they did not die along the way.
In the face of Annie's various sugar-coated enticements, Monet ultimately failed to resist temptation and obediently gave in to the older girl.
With Annie's patient guidance, Monet told them everything about herself.
Monet had lived in this village since childhood, cherished and cared for by the villagers because of her natural