Adventure: My Skills Evolve Infinitely

And now, a golden opportunity was laid out before him. Miss Flora was a powerful Mage, and a tutor at the Magic Academy as well!

’If only she’s willing to teach me...’

Flora seemed somewhat taken aback, glancing at him in surprise.

After a moment, she began to speak slowly. "I think you yourself are well aware that you’re a genius Warrior."

"In just over half a month, you went from an Ordinary person with nothing to comprehending Skills on your own and advancing all the way to become a Professional. Such a rate of progress... even I can’t hold a candle to it."

"Everyone has their own area of expertise. For instance, I’m skilled in Magic. If you asked me to practice with a Sword, my movements would be as clumsy as a young child’s... Since you have such a unique advantage in the Warrior field, I don’t think it’s necessary to waste your talent by trying other paths."

"Greed, you know, is not a good thing."

Flora wasn’t wrong. When God opens a door, he is bound to close a window. No one can be perfect, able to thrive in every field like a fish in water.

Those who attempt to cultivate dual Professions often end up losing everything.

However—

"I know. Someone has told me something similar before."

Lin Mo nodded. "But..."

The next moment, his figure suddenly vanished before her eyes, causing Flora’s pupils to contract in shock.

Her shocked expression lasted only a second before she regained her composure. "An Assassin Skill? And it should be of the Excellent Level."

A deep curiosity filled Flora’s eyes.

Lin Mo reappeared. "This is another Skill I comprehended on my own. In addition to the Warrior Profession, I am also an Assassin Professional."

’I won’t mention being a Knight, too. That would be too outrageous. Besides, two Professions should be enough.’

"I see..."

Flora was clearly intrigued. "It seems I underestimated you. Your talent is even greater than I imagined!"

If she was the Kingdom’s once-in-a-century genius, then it would be no exaggeration to say the potential Lin Mo had displayed was of the once-in-a-millennium kind.

"Unfortunately, however, you are not a student of the Magic Academy. So, according to the rules, I cannot teach you Magic."

Lin Mo’s expression froze, then twisted into a bitter, disappointed smile.

"Alright then, sorry to have bothered you..."

"So you’re just going to toss me aside now that I have no use?"

Flora rolled her eyes and pulled him back. "You really have the makings of a scumbag, you know that?"

"Is there something else you wanted to talk about, Miss Flora?"

Lin Mo had no choice but to sit back down and compose himself.

"No, let’s stick to our previous topic."

Flora then said something that reignited Lin Mo’s excitement. "I only said I couldn’t teach you Magic, but I never said I couldn’t teach you how to use Magic Power..."

"Really?"

Lin Mo grabbed her hand in his excitement. For him, the biggest hurdle to getting started with Magic was having no Magic Power and being unable to perceive it.

As long as he could learn to perceive and use Magic Power, with the two ready-made Magic Scrolls in his possession, he would naturally be able to learn Magic!

"Calm your mind and close your eyes."

Flora began the lesson at once. She, too, was eager to see if this young man could truly accomplish something in the realm of Magic.

Upon hearing her words, Lin Mo took a deep breath and closed his eyes as instructed.

The next moment, he felt Flora place a hand on top of his head.

A warm current flowed from her palm into his body.

From the crown of his head, it flowed down to his chest, his abdomen, and all the way to his limbs and bones...

The flowing sensation reminded Lin Mo of the Qi and Blood he had previously mastered.

The descriptions were somewhat similar, but in essence, the two were completely different.

The power of Qi and Blood originated from the body itself; thus, it could be easily summoned once one’s physique grew strong enough.

Magic Power, however, was different... The Magic Power currently inside him came from Flora—it was power she had stored within her own body. But the source of all Magic Power was the world, nature itself!

Lin Mo "saw" the flow of Magic Power, and in it, he seemed to glimpse a trace of Magic’s true essence.

The cultivation of Magic Power required drawing the assorted Power of Elements from nature and converting it for one’s own use. The release of Magic, in turn, was the act of mobilizing the Magic Power accumulated within the body, making it resonate with the necessary Element, and transforming it back into the corresponding Power of Elements...