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Chapter 209

"Okay, so what's next?" I asked, setting aside the three aeons that I had just created so that they could be moved to the Sky Citadel later, once the proper precautions had been put in place. "Well..." Aurivy let out a groan, shaking her head as she stood up.

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Anonymous

I thought that Dale will be learning magic techniques from dwellers who mastered them. But, I guess it'll take too much time.

Justin Miller

Technically, he still is. Aurivy has spent lifetimes as an inhabitant of the world building up the knowledge of the different classes. Compared to the gods, who else could be a better teacher... except for another god? xD Ryone might be better for some of these, but Aurivy is far more... enthusiastic about Summoners and Elementalists than Ryone, who focuses on pure magic

Anonymous

I have a question. If spells can have a Light element than why haven't we seen some with a Darkness element as well? Is it because the symbols haven't been made known yet or something. Because with Ashley getting Darkness as her domain and since her priest would then gain the ability to manipulate darkness as a result one would think that it can be a darkness element to be used by mages in their spells.

Justin Miller

Darkness is 100% an element in magic. For instance, in this chapter, the spell that Aurivy's incarnation used to 'invert light' was a darkness spell, modified with elemental magic. It's just that Dale hasn't specifically paid attention to those spells

Anonymous

Yay that makes sense. By the way I have been wondering this for a while but why did you go with Pirate for an name for a sea combat class rather than Swashbuckler? It just seems like a better name for a class when compared to Pirate.

Justin Miller

Honestly, Pirate was the first thing that came to mind when it came to combat specialized on the high seas

Anonymous

Fair enough. By the way will Dale eventually revisit leveling the Hero Class because other than the Heroc he can easily develop it considering the requirement to level the class and he can do it while developing his other classes. That would be like hitting two birds with one stone. Especially since leveling the Hero Class raises all states.

Justin Miller

He has not, because the abilities of the hero class that he had tested were particularly damaging to their users. As for the stats... advanced classes also raise all stats, and to a higher degree than the Hero class does!