The Genius Mage Chapter 7

Chapter 7: Breaking Through 4 Levels in a Row

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

In this world, there was an evident division of cultivation realms.

There was no way to know the domain of the G.o.ds, but the realms below the G.o.ds were divided into 100 small realms, which were called: 0-100 levels.

Different levels of fighters had different t.i.tles.

For example, level 0-10 fighters were called beginners fighters.

Level 31-40 fighters could be called intermediate fighters.

A level 61-70 fighters would be t.i.tled advanced fighters.

There would be a different t.i.tle between every 10 levels. It was divided into:

Fighter: level 0-10.

Byfighter: level 11-20.

Divisioner: level 21-30.

Heroic: level 31-40.

Ancestor: level 41-50.

Monarch: level 51-60.

Lord: level 61-70.

Honored: level 71-80.

Saint: level 81-90.

Deity: Level 91-100.

…

The strongest person in Spark City had already trained to level 37, so they were t.i.tled Heroic.

Audrey estimated that her previous strength in this world should be a level 89 Saint.

Of course, she could not be called a Saint because she was a Mage.

She could be called a Saint Mage, but it was obviously not suitable to be called a Battle-Saint.

As for the comparison of strength, a level-89 Battle-Saint should be about the same as her.

In a real battle, there would definitely be advantages and disadvantages between the two.

If they fought from a distance, the mage would definitely win.

But if they fought at close range, the mage would definitely lose.

Of course, if the mage was not stupid, he would not let the warrior get close to him easily.

At the very least, Audrey was confident that she could easily defeat a level-89 or even level-90 Battle-Saint.

If the arena was large enough and the distance was far enough, she, a Saint Magister, could deal with ten Battle-Saints simultaneously.

…

In the quiet room, Audrey sat cross-legged and meditated. The most important thing now was to increase her strength as soon as possible.

Audrey’s affinity with elemental power was extremely high, and it could be said to be unparalleled.

Therefore, in just a short moment, the rich elemental energy was drawn by her. It was like a swallow returning to its nest, continuously surging into her body.

The cultivation method of a mage was somewhat different from that of a fighter.

Both of them had something in common: to absorb Heaven and Earth’s energy to strengthen their own bodies.

However, a fighter was more inclined to strengthen their own bodies.

As for a mage, they were more inclined to strengthen their own soul and spiritual power.

Audrey, who had been reborn, naturally could not inherit her former cultivation level. Therefore, at this moment, she could only start cultivating from level-0.

The sun rose, and the moon set, the moon set and the sun rose…

Audrey successfully broke through her shackles two days later and cultivated from level-0 to level-1, becoming a true mage apprentice.

“My cultivation speed is breakneck.”

Audrey woke up from her meditation and was secretly surprised by her body.

When she had first cultivated from level-0 to level-1, she had spent an entire month in her world.

Because of this, she was also known as a rare magic genius on Earth.

But at this moment, she had only spent two days breaking through the barrier to become a magic apprentice. From this, it could be seen how powerful this body’s magic talent was. At the very least, it was much stronger than what she had been in the past.

Of course, being able to cultivate so quickly was not entirely due to her talent.

One of the important reasons was that the elemental power in this world was ten times denser.

For the next month, Audrey spent all her time cultivating in seclusion in the quiet room. Other than eating and sleeping, she spent almost all her time on cultivation.

During this period, her father, Calder, and Kate had come to look for her a few times, but she had rejected them all.

In a month, Audrey’s cultivation had improved by leaps and bounds. She had directly broken through from a level-0 apprentice to a level-4 apprentice.

If others were to know of such results, they would probably be so shocked that they would not be able to close their mouths.

After all, Audrey had cultivated for 18 years, but she was only a level-1 apprentice.

To break through four realms in a month was simply inconceivable.

Not to mention the young people of Spark City, even the young people of the Imperial City of the Jones Empire, probably few people could do it.