269 Special Innate Talen (1/2)

Revgen wasn't surprised by Yale's sudden increase of strength because he just considered that he recovered some of his original power after recovering the Life Bloodline.

As for Yale, he was delighted with the increase of his power. The war with the True Empire would begin soon and the more strength he could obtain the better.

However, the delight he had with the increase of his power couldn't be compared with the excitement he had while checking the Innate Talent Menu.

The new special innate talent was listed just under the Last Wish System inside the Innate Talent Menu.

The name of the special innate talent already looked powerful.

”Divine Eyes: Special Innate Talent.”

However, that innate talent had a huge difference with the rest; it had a long description after the name.

Normal innate talents were related to the elements or battle styles, so there wasn't the need of any description, but the special innate talents were more profound than just giving more talent in training.

Although the Last Wish System didn't have a description despite being also a special innate talent, there was a tutorial in the system itself, so there was no need of such description. However, that new innate talent wasn't a function of the system or was related to it.

Yale could be sure that the Divine Eyes hadn't been derived from the Last Wish System just by reading the start of the description.

”Special Innate Talent that belonged to the user's past life.”

Reading that, Yale didn't doubt that the Divine Eyes were a Special Innate Talent that existed before the Last Wish System. He could believe that the Last Wish System obtained something from the Divine Eyes, but not the opposite.

”Possessing this Special Innate Talent increases all the talents related to Life, Death, Time, and Space to the Divine grade.”

The next sentence wasn't less impressive than the first one; Yale didn't even know what a Divine grade talent was.

Yale went to check his other talents before continuing, and the first one he saw had also changed to a Divine grade talent despite Yale thinking that had no relation at all.

”Magic Latent Talent: Divine grade. Natural affinity to any magic. Increases the comprehension of the Life Law.”

The fact that the magic talent was something related to the Life Law was something unexpected for Yale, but that was due to his lack of knowledge about the true essence of magic.

Usually, humans called magic to anything that could be used with the magic energy of the Magus Path. That definition wasn't incorrect, but it wasn't precise once one reached higher levels.

Any type of magic related to a law would be considered a Law Skill once an expert started to control the laws. At that point, the only skills that could be called magic were the pure magic, and those were all related to the Life Law.

For example, skills for boosting the strength, to create barriers, or to create formations that didn't rely on any element.

That was what the experts called magic, any magic cast by a practitioner of the Magus Path was nothing but a joke for them.

However, it was true that one needed some Magic Talent to train any magic at a low level, but that was because trying to have magic in a body with zero affinity towards life was a death wish as the body would reject such energy.

After all, at low levels, there isn't any law that could be used by a weak practitioner, and it was just due to the assistance of the Life Law that it was possible for them to use elemental magic. That assistance was something natural in Yale's world, but not all worlds worked in the same way.

Yale continued looking through his innate talents and found a similar description to his Healing Innate Talent; it had also become a Divine grade talent due to the relationship with the Life Law.