The concept of omnipotence for Kayden then came easily, the only thing he needed to understand was that to be omnipotent he could not even have an equal sign, it was a state of absolute power.
In the sense of mana, it was the ability to stop an opponent’s spell in mid-air just with his control over mana, this was a point that Kayden had already reached against opponents with little will over their mana or those at the apprentice level.
Unfortunately, this was not true omnipotence as he needed requirements to exert his strength, this understanding made him able to learn the new concept which turned out to be a mid-level concept that integrated perfectly into his path.
His path once again grew in strength reaching over 250 meters in range, Kayden estimated that with the next concept, he would put his spiritual sense at around 300-something meters.
On the same day he learned this concept he began to learn humility, another abstract concept that very few people managed to learn and most of them were not combat mages but hermits and normal people.
This concept took exactly as long as Kayden expected and just a month later he was able to add this concept to his list for a total of nine concepts.
Learning this wasn’t too difficult, Kayden just had to understand true humility, which wasn’t based on appearance or interaction with other people, it was something that came from himself.
Humility was the characteristic that every great magician should seek, it was recognizing that you were not perfect and still had a lot to improve, even if you were the best in the world at something you were still just an apprentice.
This concept took a long time to enter Kayden’s mind, as he first analyzed it as a social concept, only after two weeks did it change, in the end, he still used an elixir and managed to reach the concept.
His path had yet another increase, but this time it was not as great as he expected, his concept was classified as lower middle level, it only increased by a few meters and closed his spiritual sense by 300 meters.
Another question that arose for Kayden was how this increase was happening, who defined whether a concept was strong or weak? What exactly was he learning so many concepts for?
These questions only left him with even more doubts, he had no answers and didn’t know anyone who would, putting that aside he went back to learning his next concept, this one wouldn’t take long.
It only took Kayden 3 weeks to learn his last concept in the first realm, electrical impulse already had documentation and viable methods to learn it, Kayden just had to take more shocks and see how his body moved with them alone.
quite unintuitive and he didn’t know how it worked, only with a treasure he was able to see the difference in potential in different parts of his body and when he received an electric shock this caused the charge to change direction. signal causing signaling for your body to move.
This was something that Kayden only understood practically and using his spiritual sense, if he had taken chemistry and biology in college he would have understood that it is the exchange of signals caused by small molecules that carry out this signaling throughout the body, but this was something that he would hardly know.
The essence of the electrical impulse was just a weak but extremely fast shock, after Kayden understood it he was able to see some additional movements in people, almost as if another world had opened up to him, but unfortunately, he was too weak to make it. Use this in combat or on a large scale.
With only one more week left Kayden decided to train with his new strength to get used to it, he preferred to do it alone because finding a training partner at his strength level now would be difficult.
Logically the college had other people at the peak of the ninth level with a formed path and various concepts, but Kayden wanted to familiarize himself with his strength alone, it was just a personal choice.
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"Kayden!?" Heimer almost screamed when he saw the boy appearing in the room reserved for participants in the world battle, he remembered perfectly that his brother was not old enough to participate.
"Hello Heimer, hello Sarah," Kayden greeted them both, Heimer with a wave and Sarah with a light kiss in the way she liked, not too vulgar and not too formal, oddly enough Kayden had to practice this greeting under orders. her.
"I received the invitation from the dean and decided to participate," his sentence made the seed of jealousy that had blossomed in Heimer even more apparent, he had fought hard to get this position while being at the eighth level.
He was just one of the 50 students that the Sol academy would take, his presence was only for training, while Sarah was a true competitor, her talent and wealth placed her far above everyone else.
No matter how many times they asked what level Kayden was at and how many concepts he had, the boy didn’t answer and said it would be a surprise, the people around him knew Kayden, but they didn’t have him in their eyes.
In the end, he was only a first-realm wizard, which eliminated him from the ten strongest, and the others were all geniuses who would never accept a fourth-year student being placed on the same level as them.
The college had many other students in the second realm, but they were not capable of fighting against the top ten and so they were left aside. The college chose to offer training to first-class magicians and invest in a greater chance of winning the championship. worldwide.
Everyone there had strong auras of ninth-level mages, only eleven figures did not emit anything, the ten from the second realm and Kayden. Heimer and another student were the only ones who did not have the average rank in the class.
"And Matthew?" Kayden never met Sarah’s brother again after his coma. Oddly enough, he hadn’t even asked about him this whole time. Your question was answered by Sarah.
"He gave up the warrior path and became an alchemist a few years ago." Kayden was surprised by the sudden change but just brushed it aside when he saw the dean appearing in front of them.
"Hello dear students, the most awaited day of the year has finally arrived. I’m not going to bother too much, just go up and stay in the room while we move. If you have any questions, just contact me outside," Kayden didn’t understand the dean’s sentence.
How would they move if they were inside a house? His question was immediately answered when a slight tremor shook the entire room, but as quickly as it came, it disappeared.
As he looked out the window, he saw himself flying at high speed above the clouds. The house was large enough for fifty people to be comfortably spread out. In addition, there were various foods and drinks everywhere.
Kayden sat down on the floor and began studying her base and body. He couldn’t cultivate, but fixing small mistakes was still within his reach. However, this was ridiculously difficult after so many improvements and concerts.
Without realizing it, he became the target of murmurs in the room, especially after everyone saw how antisocial he was. Even in the presence of his friends, he preferred to isolate himself. Kayden paid so little attention that he didn’t even notice three people who were invisible in any spiritual sense.
Locke, Apollo, and Azir, the three of them were sitting on a sofa isolated from the rest of the people. Nobody practically knew who the old man was with the two princes, but something in his aura prevented anyone from getting closer.
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A few hours later, Kayden was woken up by the shaking of the house coming to a stop. Fortunately, he didn’t go into a state of hyper-focus and ignored the things around him. When he woke up, he found everyone leaving the house at the rector’s call.
As soon as he went outside, he was faced with one of the most magnificent views he had ever witnessed in his existence. A huge land mass floated above the clouds. Everywhere he looked, there were huge clouds, making it look like the land was floating on a sea.
Within the land mass were several different trees of varying colors, all positioned perfectly with ideal spacing. It was possible to see dozens of mountains and rivers, all seeming to brim with life and an air of mystery.
Another amazing thing was the sky above them, the color of a pure blue that Kayden had never seen before. It stretched majestically on all sides. There was not the slightest degree of pollution. Kayden also noticed that the mana in this place was three times denser.
They advanced a few more kilometers over this huge paradise and were able to see some mansions and other structures in the mountains, but that was not the main part. Only when they walked and flew a few dozen kilometers did the main city reveal itself.