Chapter 184: The bird learning new tricks (1/2)

Shingi looked at all the Skill houses and Manors of his Inner Space for any clues about the remaining two requirements. Unfortunately, he found none in the Skills, so he decided to check the inner buildings of the Spells.

The Spell Buildings worked differently than the Skill ones. There weren't any clues on how to raise a Spells Grade, only how to complete it if it was unfinished, but the clues were very hard to detect even then. So Shingi was checking his Spell buildings only if he had no ideas left to try.

There were still no clues in the spells, either meaning that the two final requirements weren't a skill or a spell, or he had to learn something he hadn't.

There was another case. The tattoo could be a sign of succeeding on the requirement instead of telling him it was a requirement. His MANA MANIPULATION and MANA SENSE Skill were both at Master Rank, so if they were still unfinished requirements, that meant he had to rank them up to Grandmaster.

It could also be because he wasn't level 60 that it could be like that, and when he reached that level, he could either see the other requirements or be considered complete. For now, all he could do was to work his way on leveling up.

Almost everything was ready except for one of their companion; Dark Shadow.

Shingi hadn't forgotten about him and his training, and he continued his training and tried to get him a class. But even after all these days, he had no class, no matter what Skills he learned or the Spells.

It currently knew all the Skills and Spells of the entire party, except for class-specific Skills and Air-Based Spells the party had access to. It even made the CREATE AIR ELEMENTAL Spell since it could use both Air and Spirit Elements.

He even learned the Master Grade Spell FLY, which he did so by trying to pass the limits of the LEVITATE Spell. Shingi made some armor for him and some special case for its peak and extensions for its toenails to work more like a claw.

Shingi found out what the unknown Passive Skill of Dar Shadow was; the Spirt Armor. It added to his natural defense as also gave him an HP Regeneration ability. Unfortunately, it was only to a degree only by damage that wounded his body, and the heal was partial. Still, it helped to increase its survival ability.

Its stats were still unknown to Shingi, and even after asking Dark Shadow, he wouldn't tell him. But later, he found out that Dark Shadow couldn't see its status window for some reason.

Sinhunter had worked to teach him what he could that made Dark Shadow follow more complex commands and develop tactics of his while in battle. But still, it couldn't communicate with Shingi, other than trying to be a mime.

Dark Shadow wasn't part of the spar because it worked on one of the last tasks Shingi gave him. To unlock the third Element.

Shingi was certain that it could do it as it didn't make sense of someone created that way to have only 2 Elements, or only 1 if somebody didn't count Spirit. Since his feathers seemed to contain part of a Dark Element, he had it to work on unlocking Dark Element. Its control over all the Elements was better than when Little Phoenix worked on it, and since it had no class, it wasn't restricted by being high leveled. Dark Element was the only one with that kind of restriction.

Still, since Dark Shadow had no Mage-based class, it would be harder to do so, but his stats were nothing like that of a newbie, so he could force his way. He had made a shadow ball even bigger than a ping pong in the first two days of training, and now it had to create its Dark Mana Structure in his Mana Tree. This seemed to be more complicated than expected as it still worked on it even now and still didn't seem near ending it.

Taking that long could mean two things. Either it was an impossible task, or the Mana Structure it designed was so complicated and powerful that it took that long. Shingi hoped for the second, but he couldn't check as nobody could access the Innes Space of others without causing some damage at least.

Shingi and the others could just wait for him to be over, and they would move after that no matter the result. They had stayed on this floor for too long.

Price had been monitoring the Players on the floor and if there was any weird movement, and he actually detected a few things.