Dimensional Descent

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Leonel, of course, had no idea what was happening across this mythological land. If he did, he might have had many questions to ask. But, at this point, all he cared about were the Magic Arts before him.

Lionus, Theybul and Mary had long since climbed the tower. But, since he was still a One Star Apprentice mage, he would obviously stay on the first floor.

This was not as bad as it sounded, either. Since the only ones who could enter the Mage Art Tower at this time of year were Childes or youths with military exploits, there were very few in the tower to begin with. And, of those that could enter, just how many of them would still need Arts from the first floor?

Because of this, Leonel was completely alone. In fact, he would probably be completely alone even if he climbed to the fifth floor.

The floor itself was split into nine regions. A region for Wind, Water, Fire, Earth, Lightning, Wood, Light, Auxiliary and Mental Magic Arts.

Aside from the four main elements, lightning and wood were unique variations that had appeared in Camelot's long history. They were quite rare, even compared to others. Only the Light Element was rarer.

As for the Mental Magic Arts, they could be used by anyone. There were also some mages who had exceptionally high Spirit Pressure talent, but had no strong affinities. These mages were excellent at these sort of Mental Magics.

In fact, Leonel had thought that Theybul and Mary were Mental Magic Mages. That would explain why their robes didn't have any embroidery on them.

learned by anyone. They were the fundamental magic all mages should have

Aliard had been able to meet the swords of knights with their wands alone. This wasn't because their wands — or what the people of Camelot called Spiritual

first floor was so weak that they couldn't possibly help the current

regions, there were various podiums. Each podium held a crystal ball. These crystal balls were the mediums

needed a certain level of affinity or else one would only find a barrier that was impossible

to worry about on the

curious. Even though the first floor should have the most Arts of any floor due to their low difficulty,

up the closest one. There was no pressure on him at all, so he felt

had entered the world of the

'[Shine]…'

It was used for nothing else than lighting

'Dream Sculpt…'

he etched the Magic Art into

'47 seconds…'

took him less than a minute to perfectly etch a Magic Art into

thought, his Spirit

of an eye, a surge of wind swirled. After it settled down, a radiant halo formed on

shocked to the point of fitting a baseball into their mouths. In total, it took Leonel not much longer than a minute to learn and conjure his first Magic Art. Such speed was obscene to the point of being