CH628

Flashing through his enchantments as fast as he could, trying to give the impression he was practicing and nothing more, he discreetly passed through them all in the hopes he wouldn’t draw any wandering eyes until he finally changed to the one he’d wanted, fully intending on taking multiversal material mage even if it wasn’t going to be the easiest option for him to finish because of what seemed to be its intended way of gaining experience. It would at least give him bonuses to his mana, the priority for the time regardless of how annoying that might make things for him in the future.

In principle, it might not have even been a bad choice. If the job really was one that would gain experience from creating things across the multiverse then creating one of the few things he knew existed just as broadly had to have had potential, but all of his plans had stopped mattering when he’d actually activated the crystal and seen the option sitting there, waiting at the very bottom.

AVAILABLE JOBS

Trap user
Craftsman- alchemy path
Craftsman- artistic path
Craftsman- blacksmith path
Craftsman- cooking path
Craftsman- stonecrafts path
Craftsman- sewing path
Mathematician
High tank
Soul defiling gardener
Divine enchanter
High marksman
High destruction mage
World killer
Beginner puppeteer
Freak mind user
Unholy thinker
Connect master
Polymath
Holy adversary
Title master
Alien mind
Multiversal material mage
Outsider
Body user
Slayer
Judge
High actualizer
Soul mage

Soul mage, a job that until that point had been the sole domain of those who’d reached the pinnacle of life or death magic. Even among the few demidemons who possessed minor soul magic, none of them had received it as an option. Much in the same way that Thera had her charm-specialized job that was a branch of the dark one, they’d been given the options to take jobs that were specialized forms of either life or death magic depending on what particular branch the power seemed to feed off of, with two among them getting both options.

What he was seeing was different though. Nothing on it to hint it was just a branch of some other job and as far as he knew, the system didn’t typically give something the same name twice. That pointed to one particular conclusion, a massively powerful job with all of the benefits such a thing would imply.

It had shocked him so much when he’d seen it that he had no choice but to break down the job enchantment again if he was trying not to look suspicious, but by the time he felt comfortable making it again his choice was made, undeniable in its appeal.

Give me soul mage.