Chapter 45

After transferring to [Wizard Apprentice], his perception of magic power in his body became exceptionally clear.

Magic power and mental power are closely related, but they are completely different types of energy.

Mental power is mainly used to construct and maintain spell models, while magic power is the fuel that actually drives spell effects.

Opening his attribute panel, he confirmed his current state again:

[Luo En Ralph]

[Age: 15]

[Current Combat Profession: Wizard Apprentice (One and a Half Stars), Knight Attendant (One Star)]

[Current Life Profession: Potion Apprentice (One Star)]

[Attributes: Physique 1.5, Spirit 2.4, Magic Power 0.7]

[Skills:

Basic Potionology (Proficient), Basic Meditation (max), Zero-ring Slime Splash (Proficient max), Potion Refining (Novice), Herb Identification (Novice), Basic Swordsmanship (Proficient), Breathing Body Tempering (Novice), Spell Construction (Novice), Mental Interference (Novice), Sonic Oscillation (Proficient)]

[Special Talents: Dual Soul, Protection of the Sun (Residual)]

[Strength Level: Primary Apprentice]

Magic power value 0.7—this means he can support multiple spell releases without being exhausted.

As far as he knows, pure auxiliary zero-ring spells like "Slime Splash" consume about 0.1 magic power each time;

While high-energy zero-ring offensive spells can consume up to 0.5 magic power.

"In other words, I can now continuously release seven auxiliary spells, or barely release one or two offensive spells. However, with Sonic Oscillation, I don't need to spend extra price to learn it, and it should be enough as an offensive means during the apprentice period for a long time."

Luo En calculated secretly.

He still remembered some fragments he accidentally heard in Lady Ailan's shop—

When an apprentice is promoted to a formal wizard, they can learn a special technique called "Super Magic," which significantly improves spell effects by consuming multiple times the magic power.

This is also why many formal wizards, even if their physical fitness is not particularly strong, can still release terrifying spells that are enough to change the world.

"Not just wizards."

Andre once mentioned in his chat with him that bloodline knights and other non-wizard professionals can also use magic power.

They usually infuse magic power into their flesh to open a temporary strengthening state called "Life Burst." Although the utilization efficiency is not as good as wizards, it is still astonishingly powerful in close combat.

"Perhaps this is the reason why the Magic Swordsman profession direction can be different from conventional professions? I have to find Andre to ask more about these aspects later to see if I can dig out more hidden profession routes."

Luo En took a deep breath and looked up at the window again.

The night in the Black Mist Forest was deep, and a few dim stars penetrated the thick fog, bringing faint light to this mysterious place.

He shook his head and decided to use the new authority of a primary apprentice to go to the library first; perhaps he could find more information about advanced routes.

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The library of the Black Mist Forest is located on the third floor of the main tower and is a tall, dark circular space, with a maze composed of countless bookshelves occupying most of the area.

Each bookshelf is dotted with faint blue magic crystal lamps, providing just enough light for reading.

Luo En showed his primary apprentice badge, and the guard—an expressionless intermediate apprentice—nodded slightly, letting him pass.

"The primary apprentice area is on the left; do not attempt to enter areas beyond the red line." The guard repeated the warning that had obviously been said countless times: "Violators will be punished."

Entering the library, Luo En could feel the magic power fluctuations in the air. Every book here was cast with a protective magic array to prevent damage or being taken out privately.

His gaze swept across rows of bookshelves, looking for information related to promotion.

Finally, he found a book titled "Apprentice Promotion Guide" in an inconspicuous corner, which looked like it had been around for some years.

Finding a quiet corner to sit down, Luo En carefully opened this book.