Wizard: Unlimited Profession Slots

Chapter 1286: Chapter 515:

Rather, it allows him to ”read” and ”learn” through this most direct and meticulous manner!

Every act of cleansing pollution is a decoding of a segment of technical history;

Every restoration of a rune is a learning of an engineering philosophy.

This learning method is far more profound than any book or lecture.

When your fingers touch every rune line, when your spiritual power feels every energy node, this knowledge is no longer an abstract concept, but a tangible, perceivable reality.

”Indeed, it’s the method of a Great Wizard...”

Ron felt a newfound understanding of Vinard welling up inside him.

This seemingly indifferent technical expert actually provided a unique, intimate learning opportunity for himself through this seemingly stringent method.

.........

A week passed, and Ron finally completed all the cleaning work.

The sole of the Star-forged Titan glowed with a pure blue light again, every rune was clearly visible, and the entire giant array was as dazzling as a constellation.

Yet, he did not immediately report back to Vinard.

On the contrary, he returned to his room to start a far more important task—organizing and analyzing all the gains from this week.

Ron spread out three large sheets of parchment paper on his desk and took out various drawing tools and measuring instruments.

For the next twenty-four hours, he almost didn’t close his eyes.

As the cleaning work deepened, Ron began using the multiple profession skills he had mastered to conduct a systematic analysis of this vast project before him.

”First, I need to understand the nature of these pollutants...”

Under the light, he carefully placed various samples extracted from the tar lake into different crystal dishes.

Activating the [Historical Research] skill along with microscopic insight from [Extraordinary Recognition], Ron began to ”read” the story behind each sample.

In-depth analysis of the furnace slag:

When his consciousness sank into a small piece of dark golden slag, the historical imagery unfolded before his eyes again.

But this time, he wasn’t passively watching; he was actively seeking specific information.

”This piece of slag formed on the last day of the Third Great Uprising in Stoker Star Calendar 2847...”

While observing the historical image, Ron recorded key data in his notes:

”Temperature: 1847 degrees Celsius, Duration: 4 hours and 23 minutes, Metal types involved in the reaction: pure gold 64%, hybrid silver 17%, industrial scrap iron 19%...”

He saw every detail of that bloody battle.

The ”pure gold warriors” of the furnace nobles clashed fiercely with the rebels, their weapons melting in the high-temperature collisions, mixing with blood, sweat, and the despair of countless dead.

”Key finding: The metal composition ratio in the slag accurately reflects the power balance of the warring parties at the time.”

Ron drew a pie chart in his notes:

”This means that by analyzing the compositional differences in the slag from different areas, we can reconstruct the detailed process of the entire battle, even predict the development patterns of similar conflicts.”

As the research deepened, he found a special energy residue within the slag—”materialization of social resentment.”

This energy would persistently corrode the metals it came into contact with, making them fragile and easy to break, symbolizing the erosion effect of class conflicts on the social structure as a whole.

When processing the tin body dust, Ron used a unique method combining astrology and alchemy.

He first drew the complete star map of Stoker Star during the uprising, marking the position and phase of each important celestial body.

”When the uprising broke out, Stoker Star was under the ’metal trine’ celestial phenomenon—Copper Star symbolizing change and Iron Star symbolizing conflict formed a 120-degree harmonious phase...”

Then he placed the tin body dust samples at the center of a specially crafted [Star Sign Induction Array].

This array could compare and analyze the energy spectrum of a substance against the laws of celestial movement.

”Tin metal corresponds to the ’Star of Communication’ in astrology, governing information transmission and perception amplification...”

Ron manipulated the array, allowing the dust to show changes under different star signs:

”When simulating ’Iron Star Opposing Sun’, the dust appeared aggressive red;

When simulating ’Silver Moon Conjunction’, the dust turned defensive blue;

When simulating ’Chaos Star Retrograde’, the dust started to flicker irregularly...”

These changes made him realize that tin body dust wasn’t just the sensory energy residue of the fallen but also a material manifestation of the ’collective consciousness fluctuation’ of Stoker Star.

”Every particle of dust is an information node, recording the emotions, sounds, and images the deceased perceived before they died...”

For the most complex resentment tar, Ron employed almost all analytical methods.

He intricately used skills like [Historical Research], [Astrology Prophecy], [Alchemy Analysis], [Bloodline Perception], etc., forming a set of ”multidimensional analysis methods.”

First was temporal stratification analysis:

”The formation of the tar consists of seven historical stages, each representing different periods of social conflict development on Stoker Star...”

He used a specially crafted [Time Probe] to gradually peel away the temporal structure of the tar:

”Bottom layer: initial period of class differentiation, resentment concentration is low, mainly dissatisfaction and confusion;

Second layer: period of intensified oppression, resentment begins to show aggression, appearing deep red;

Third layer: awakening period, resentment mixed with hope and anger, colors become complex;

...”

Next was emotional spectrum analysis:

Ron pushed his mastery of [Spirit Realm Perception] to the extreme, sensing the detailed emotional composition of every wisp of resentment.

”Resentment accounts for 37.4%, despair accounts for 28.7%, anger accounts for 19.3%, regret accounts for 11.2%, hope accounts for 3.4%...”