In the stillness of the night, Ron sat alone at his desk, continuing to peruse other sections of the "Extraordinary Comprehensive Guide".
"Every race possesses its own unique charm and wisdom..."
He sighed softly, his gaze slowly drifting across the pages:
"Their extraordinary systems, although different from the wizard’s cultivation, also harbor immense power."
This diversity reminded him of a tempting possibility:
"If these essences from different systems could be integrated together..."
But as soon as this idea emerged, reality poured cold water over it.
He originally hoped to find a new profession suitable for himself in the "Extraordinary Comprehensive Guide", but the results of his search were disappointing.
Most alien races’ extraordinary professions require strict bloodline purity.
For instance, the Elven "Moon Guard" requires Moon Elf bloodline; the Dwarves’ "Rune Artisan" needs an innate Dwarf constitution.
These requirements are almost impossible to meet for human wizards.
And those professions without bloodline requirements have cultivation methods that fundamentally conflict with the wizard system.
"The Beast Race’s ’Shaman’ requires abandoning rational thinking, relying entirely on instinct..."
Ron shook his head with a wry smile:
"This is completely opposite to the rational logic pursued by wizards."
"The Elf’s ’Natural Sorcerer’ requires cultivators absolutely not to harm any natural creatures..."
"This restriction is something I, who often needs to conduct bloodline experiments, cannot accept."
Even more frustrating was that he discovered many of the essence parts of alien race systems have long been absorbed and integrated by wizard civilization.
The Dwarves’ "Rune Artisan" system, its core theories have been incorporated into the wizard’s "Enchanter" and "Alchemist" systems.
The Beast Race’s "Shaman" prophecy techniques have been absorbed and improved by "Astrologers".
The Elf’s natural magic has become an important component of the element branch disciplines.
"It seems the inclusivity and learning ability of wizard civilization should not be underestimated..."
Ron thought to himself:
"Almost all valuable technologies and theories have been integrated into the wizard system in some way."
"Now it’s time to turn theory into practice."
He gently stroked the page, turning his gaze to the two figures busily working in the workshop.
Ailan was carefully tending to the magic potion materials for the experiments.
The green branches danced in the air like ribbons, each plant appeared exceptionally vibrant under her touch.
Dale was curled up in her crystal pool, softly humming an ancient sea siren ballad.
The water waves undulated with her tone, forming beautiful ripple patterns.
"It’s time for them to receive more systematic training."
Ron quietly calculated the current power levels of the two.
Although both possess the precious talent of the Golden Ring bloodline.
Due to lacking systematic racial heritage guidance, their potential has not been fully developed.
According to the standards in "Extraordinary Comprehensive Guide", Golden Ring bloodline should correspond to the power level of a Morning Star-level official wizard.
But Ailan and Dale’s current combat power is at most equivalent to an advanced apprentice, still far from the true Morning Star-level.
"Ailan, Dale, come over here."
He called softly, his voice carrying anticipation.
The two attendants immediately stopped their tasks and quickly walked to Ron’s side.
Ailan’s green eyes were full of curiosity, while Dale’s deep blue eyes, like the ocean, watched him.
"Master, is there something you wish to discuss with us?"
Ailan spoke first, her voice clear and pleasant like wind chimes.
Ron motioned for them to sit down.
"I just read a book about various races’ extraordinary systems and discovered some very important information for you."
His tone became serious:
"Both of you possess extremely precious pure-blood bloodlines, but have been lacking systematic racial heritage guidance.
This has led to your talents not being fully developed."
Upon hearing this, a hint of disappointment appeared in Dale’s eyes:
"Master, have we... have we disappointed you?"
"Quite the opposite."
Ron shook his head gently:
"Your talents are even better than I imagined, you just need more suitable training methods to unlock their potential."
He remembered a Chapter he had just read:
"According to the records here, Ailan, as a Golden Ring tree spirit, has a natural priest’s heritage system.
And Dale, as a pure-blooded sea siren, corresponds to the Tide Singer’s extraordinary profession."
"Natural Priest?" Ailan repeated the term softly, her voice filled with longing:
"I... Can I really become a Natural Priest?"
"Tide Singer..." Dale’s voice turned dreamy:
"I have dreamed of standing in the sea singing since I was very young..."
Ron, seeing their eager expressions, felt a surge of responsibility.
"However, to meet the conditions for changing professions, you first need to develop your existing bloodlines to the extreme level of the Golden Ring."
He began to explain in detail:
"According to racial heritage standards, the Golden Ring bloodline corresponds to Morning Star-level power. Only by reaching this level can you consider further evolution of your bloodline."
Ailan nodded thoughtfully:
"I do feel there’s a lot of power inside me that hasn’t been awakened..."
"Me too!" Dale said excitedly:
"Sometimes in the water, I can feel some strange resonance, but I can never fully grasp it..."
"This is the result of lacking systematic guidance."
Ron turned to the Chapter about tree spirits:
"According to the book’s records, your cultivation as tree spirits divides into four stages."