A very small number of Reincarnators awaken two or more Talents.

According to legends, the world record for the most Talents belongs to a Scholar who awakened four at once. Unfortunately, they were four exceptionally ordinary Talents...

The Tiers of Talents are divided into six ranks: Ordinary, High-Level, Extraordinary, Exceptional, Supreme, and Divine.

The vast majority of people awaken Ordinary or High-Level Talents.

The purpose of a Talent is to give a person an innate advantage.

For example, with "Skill Mastery Control," your Skill Proficiency increases faster than an ordinary person’s. Casting a Skill once might grant +2 or +3 Skill Proficiency instead of just +1.

With the "Wound Healing Talent," you recover from injuries faster than normal and receive greater effects from healing.

The "Dual-handed Casting Talent" allows you to cast with both hands at once, unleashing two different spells at the same time.

The "Fast Reading Talent" allows you to read books much faster than an ordinary person.

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However, the boosts provided by these Talents can often be matched through hard work.

Take the "Memory Enhancement" Talent, for example...

Some people are born with excellent memories and aren’t necessarily any worse off than those with the "Memory Enhancement Talent."

Alternatively, one could achieve the same effect through specialized memory training.

Talents are generally an aid on the path of advancement, not the deciding factor.

There are many ways to make up for a lack of Talent later on.

Of course, the higher a Talent’s tier, the harder the gap is to bridge with mere effort.

Divine Talents, in particular, are the exception.

From Ordinary to Supreme, all Talents follow certain "Rules" and do not contradict the Laws of the world.

Only Divine Talents... they are Talents that distort, or even subvert, the Rules of the world.

They cause things that should be impossible to occur and create Rules where none existed.

People with Divine Talents are incredibly rare; one might be born only once every few centuries.

Besides the tier of the Talent itself, there is also a distinction in rarity.

For example, even among Extraordinary Talents—Spatial Control is far rarer than Fire Element Control...

Moreover, Talents are usually strongly correlated with one’s first Profession.

Any other Professions taken up later will likely not benefit from the Talent’s enhancements, which is why most people focus on a single main Profession.

’And now, my Divine Level·Ascension.’

It evolved from "Demon Ascension."

Demon Ascension was originally an Extraordinary Level Talent.

"Demon Ascension (Extraordinary): Select one spell of Tier Four or below. Manifest and master its form at one Tier higher."

It was originally just a one-time ability to learn a spell beyond its normal Tier.

But after transforming to the Divine Level, it could directly Ascend any spell.

After reaching Level 3 Mage, Lu Cang felt an earth-shattering transformation in his power.

Not only could his original Level 201 spells be upgraded further,

but all of his spells had undergone a complete transformation.

Lu Cang felt that as Divine Level·Ascension materialized into a Talent Rune within him, all the spells he had ever learned were restructured.

Knowledge about these spells flooded his mind like a tidal wave.

He found himself thoroughly and clearly grasping spells he had never even learned.

"High-speed Ice Shuttle (Tier One) >> Flying Ice Bee (Tier Two)"

"Cross-Birth Pillar (Tier One) >> Violent Stone Rushing Ground (Tier Two)" 𝑓𝘳𝑒𝑒𝓌𝘦𝘣𝘯ℴ𝑣𝘦𝑙.𝘤𝑜𝑚

"Sea of Fire (Tier Two) >> Spreading Sea of Flames (Tier Three)"

"Source of All Laws (Tier Two) >> Source·All Laws (Tier Three)"

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’Source of All Laws... this Root Magic can be Ascended, too?’

As Source of All Laws underwent its Ascension, countless insights related to the Root Source flooded into Lu Cang’s mind...

This gift had come so suddenly.

Lu Cang had no choice but to close his eyes, calm his mind, and carefully focus on comprehending it all.

The direct combat boost from Mage Mastery wasn’t significant, but it felt as if it had widened the path for Lu Cang.

When taking on other Professions, the biggest concern is conflicting principles.

But now, the principles of the Root Source he had grasped allowed Lu Cang to experience its path and pursue its insights through other Professions.

It was as if the "Mage" path itself was now willing to turn a blind eye.

As long as he continued to explore the Root Source, his advancement in the Mage Profession would not be hindered by taking on other Professions.

"Then, next..."

This wasn’t the end.

Lu Cang looked toward Kumironi.

’Next up is taking on my second Profession... Decryption Scholar.’