332 Territory Shop, Profession Developmen (2/2)

The information scrapper, Roby, even received countless requests from survivors to have them notified whenever Errol would be conducting lessons.

After getting things done, Jun went upstairs and entered one of the idle rooms. He plans to get some sleep while passively earning EXP at the same time, Besides, the Well-rested buff disappeared after the lightning tribulation, so he need to get a new one.

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[Congratulations! Fifty students you taught have successfully gained understanding of the subject. You unlocked the Profession, Teacher-in-Training. Would you like to change your profession?]

Due to the sudden event, Dyna answered empty-mindedly. ”Y-yes.”

Ding.

A crisp sound resounded in her ears.

[Successfully changed professions! As a teacher-in-training, your lessons would now become much easier to understand, allowing students to absorb knowledge efficiently. There's also a substantial increase in reading speed, memory capacity, and memory processing.]

Dyna stared dumbfounded on thin air. The children and young teens seated in front of her waved at her, to catch her attention.

”Teacher Dyna, are you okay? Is there something wrong?” one of the older kids asked worried about why their teacher suddenly started acting strangely out of nowhere.

”I... No, I'm alright. Thanks for asking though.” Dyna answered with a smile.

Sheq quietly opened her characted sheet and noticed that some of her skills had changed. The profession specific fish vendor skills had disappeared replaced by a passive skill Knowledge Impartation, and an active skill, Corporal Punishment.

Knowledge Impartation is a passive skill which helps in teaching various information to the other party. The user's voice has a slim chance to be understood immediately after a single utterance. It would come as an enlightenment to the student, which readily allows them to use the knowledge.

If the Knowledge Impartation happened while teaching a skill, the other party would immediately grasp the core concept of the skill and use it.

The more complicated the knowledge, the lower the chance of activating the skill.