Wizard: Unlimited Profession Slots

Chapter 698: Chapter 328

In the afternoon, Ron arrived as agreed at Frederick’s private workshop.

This expert in Enchantment had evidently made thorough preparations for today’s guidance.

The entire workshop had been rearranged, with various precision instruments and material samples neatly organized.

But unlike usual, Frederick appeared particularly tense today.

His left hand was constantly adjusting the positions of the tools on the workbench.

This compulsive organizing behavior clearly went beyond the normal scope of preparation work.

”Welcome to my workshop, Lecturer Ralph.”

Frederick warmly greeted Ron:

”Today, we will engage in an in-depth exchange on Enchantment. I believe it will significantly improve your skills.”

Ron activated the ”Hermit’s Knowledge” to observe the subtle expressions of this middle-aged Wizard and noticed some noteworthy details.

There was a new small wound on Frederick’s right index finger that looked like it had been cut by something sharp.

Even more puzzling was the faint rune mark faintly visible on his left arm.

It certainly wasn’t ordinary decoration but seemed like some kind of temporary enchantment with practical function.

”You seem a bit fatigued today, Lecturer Frederick.”

Ron probed:

”Is it because the preparation work was too overwhelming?”

”Ah, yes... indeed it was.”

Frederick’s response was slightly flustered, his gaze flickering:

”To ensure today’s guidance achieves the best results, I spent almost the entire night fine-tuning these devices. After all, guiding a genius like you is a rare opportunity, and there can’t be any oversight.”

This explanation sounded reasonable, but Ron keenly sensed the unnaturalness within it.

Frederick’s tension seemed to arise from more than just teaching pressure.

However, considering the current complex situation, this attitude was also reasonable.

The subsequent guidance process was unusually detailed and professional.

Frederick first conducted a comprehensive theoretical test for Ron.

Through a series of cleverly designed questions, he progressively identified several key weak points in his knowledge system:

”You don’t have a deep enough understanding of the nonlinear effects of energy conduction.”

Frederick pointed to a complex theoretical diagram:

”In dealing with complex runes, such misunderstandings can cause unexpected trouble.

Energy flow through materials does not always follow linear rules, especially in the case of multi-layer rune overlapping.”

”Additionally, the interference mechanisms between runes need more precise mastery.”

He demonstrated several practical cases:

”Look here, two originally compatible runes can produce resonance conflict under specific conditions, leading to the collapse of the entire enchantment system. This situation can be deadly in practical scenarios.”

Ron meticulously recorded these experiences and techniques, silently rejoicing at the impending learning ability enhancement brought by the lighting up of the Scholar Star.

In this state, his comprehension speed was much faster than usual, and many concepts that originally required repeated thought were now understood at first listen.

”Finally, you can’t judge material compatibility solely by theoretical deduction.”

Frederick picked up several seemingly identical metal samples:

”These are all standard steel, but due to subtle differences in smelting processes, their enchantment adaptability is completely different.

Only through extensive practice can one cultivate this subtle perception ability.”

Next came the practice operation guidance session.

Frederick taught the precise engraving techniques step by step, starting from the most basic sense of touch training:

”Enchantment is not purely a theoretical activity; it’s also a precision skill that requires the use of both mind and hands.”

He picked up a fine engraving knife and gently grazed it across a practice crystal:

”Every material has its own ’character,’ and you must feel their energy texture through touch.

Applying too much force can damage the internal structure, while being too gentle cannot form an effective energy channel.”

Ron carefully observed Frederick’s technique.

He noticed that with every line Frederick engraved, he adjusted the force and angle based on the subtle feedback from the material.

This adjustment relied entirely on accumulated experience and couldn’t be learned from books.

Under Frederick’s guidance, Ron began his own further practice attempts.

During his initial engraving, he applied too much force, causing a subtle crack on the crystal surface.

”Force control is one of the hardest techniques to master.”

Frederick patiently guided:

”Don’t imagine enchantment as carving, but rather as a process of ’persuasion.’

You need to make the materials willingly cooperate with your intentions rather than forcing them to accept external changes.”

After dozens of practices, Ron clearly felt an improvement in his engraving technique.

Although not yet at Frederick’s proficient level, he could now carve out relatively smooth and complex lines.

”An excellent learning speed!”

Frederick nodded in satisfaction, a hint of a complex glimmer flickering in his eyes:

”Next, we will move into the advanced technique teaching section.”

He began explaining master-level techniques such as ”Energy Circuit Optimization,” ”Multi-layer Rune Stacking,” and ”Real-time Debugging.”

Every technique required a solid theoretical foundation and extensive practical experience, typically needing years to master.

”Finally, I want to impart to you a unique secret technique.”

Frederick lowered his voice, as if revealing some important secret:

”’Material Resonance Sensing’—establishing a temporary connection with materials through Spiritual Power, directly perceiving their internal structure and energy traits.”