Chapter 658 - v4c42 Dominance Over All Profession(5) (1/2)

What did double the privileges mean?

It meant that at his peak, he could even summon eight or more Planeswalker creatures to fight for him. Each of these Planeswalker creatures could, like him, level up and be equipped with strong magical items. They could even use Cards of Fates; so you could imagine that the two elemental pools would support drawing multiple cards each round. What an astounding scene it would be to watch nine maxed-out Planeswalker mages attack simultaneously!

In the light of such a huge advantage, what most Planeswalker mages considered as weaknesses, along with Tuman’s concerns, vanished without a trace.

When he thought of this, Brendel had to close his eyes as he shook slightly. If he had any doubts before formally choosing this path, in this moment, as he truly confirmed his thoughts —

He finally understood that a Planeswalker path that only belonged to him had already been carved into this world’s history.

This was the true path to perfection and to the limits. It was unique and unreproducible. For others, it would be as hard as reaching the skies. But for Brendel, this seemed as if it was made for him. He had double elemental pools and double privileges. The only things he needed to worry about for this pool of cards – the ma.s.sive amount of equipment, the experience, and the size of the elemental pool – as a reborn and highly experienced warrior, these were coincidentally the things Brendel excelled at.

Because Brendel could believe that in this world, aside from the G.o.ds and the Pale Poem that recorded everything, it would probably be challenging to find anyone who knew more about the world’s secrets than he did, whether they were in the past, future, or present.

But for Brendel, all of this was not a coincidence or luck, because n.o.body knew him better than he knew himself. Before he stepped onto this path, or rather at the moment Brendel received Kelsie’s handwritten notes, he had understood that this was the path best suited for him.

And now, every detail supported his hypothesis.

He closed his eyes momentarily and opened them again. He took in the mountain ranges and the rise and fall of the peaks and valleys made him think, for just a moment, that the entire world lay beneath his feet.

This was the power unique to Planeswalkers. Everything became a weapon and the world was their battlefield.

Brendel let out a long sigh, as if releasing this emotion from his heart. He slowly let go of his hands and the elemental powers dispersed from the center of his palm. In that instant, Tuman and Sanorso watched the scene with some regret. The Elemental Emperor and King of Mages, two individuals from the War the Holy Saints, had the mistaken sensation that a miracle was vanis.h.i.+ng in front of their eyes, never to be seen again.

It was truly a miracle.

Differently from what Tuman and Sanorso detected, Brendel had a more direct view of this miracle. The two elemental pools, one on the right and one on the left, vibrated in the air like two light screens and clearly displayed the complete statistics in front of his eyes.

[Fire] (20/20)

[Wind] (20/20)

[Earth] (20/20)

[Water] (20/20)

[Light] (40/40)

[Dark] (10/10)

[Elemental] (One)

[Fire] (60/60)

[Wind] (60/60)

[Earth] (60/60)

[Water] (60/60)

[Light] (60/60)

[Dark] (120/120)

[Nature] (60/60)

There was a big and a small elemental pool. The smaller one clearly belonged to Brendel’s soul. After every element had been reset, the nature element pool was still zero; this meant that Brendel himself really had no affinity for the druidic power system. But due to being blessed by Marsha, his affinity for light elementals was ahead of the pack and it was even twice as much as the other elementals.

The other was more bizarre.

As a reset elemental pool, every attribute’s maximum statistic was as high as 60 and the dark elemental pool was even as high as an unbelievable 120. Though this was far from what Tuman the Elemental Emperor’s had been back then, this was an inconceivable number when compared to those who had some talent for the use of elements or the prospective students who were chosen among hundreds and recommended to attend Sanorso Tholim Elemental Academy or the Howling Halls of Eleranta.

The truth was that Brendel himself had a hard time believing that Sophie’s half of the soul would have such a strong affinity for the elements.

“Look at your card pool!” Tuman suddenly cried out.

Brendel had actually realized the same thing. He opened up his interface and the two sets of numbers immediately dazzled him.

6（10），13（20）

Two elemental pools meant there were two separately counted card pools. Though he had already guessed it, Brendel still choked at the sight. He silently looked at the interface and then raised his head to look at Tuman. Even if he didn’t say a word, the look in his eyes gave it away.

“Two card pools?” Tuman inhaled sharply. He was about to lose all rational thought.

Brendel nodded.

“Marsha above–”

Only a few seconds had pa.s.sed, or maybe in an eternity since the bizarre scene on the platform made it hard for the three of them to detect the pa.s.sing of time. The wind howling angrily between the peaks seemed to be an accurate representation of this particular moment in time.

After what felt like a century, Sanorso seemed to finally recover her wits after the shock. “Brendel, you… Odin certainly did know how to pick them… w-what exactly is going on?”