I am the Enchantress!

Chapter 167 Unit-00 and Unit-01

"Linguists—"

Wilder repeated softly.

If it was just a suspicion before, it is now almost certain that Talia also possesses a system similar to his.

Damn, even linguists have come up with this!

It's exactly the same!

However, there are still some differences, for example—

"Were only linguists present?"

Wilder asked, "Or are there three options, and you can choose one from them?"

"Only linguists appeared."

Talia answered truthfully, then tilted her head, looking puzzled, and asked, "Why did you say there were three options?"

"Well----"

Wilder was surprised by her quick reaction.

He no longer intended to hide it and instead asked in Elvish, "Do you understand?"

Talia blinked, her eyebrows furrowing slightly, clearly not understanding what he was saying.

"Don't you understand?"

Wilder switched back to Common Language, "Can't your [linguist] decipher the meaning of that sentence?"

"Oh, that? I haven't turned it on yet."

"You want to activate it again?" Wilder was taken aback.

"Yes, we need to."

As she spoke, she gazed ahead, her clear eyes unblinking.

A few seconds later, she blinked and then nodded.

"alright."

"Um----"

Wilder pondered for a moment, seemingly lost in thought.

It seems that although Talia's specialty is similar to his name and has a similar effect, there are slight differences in the details.

Since he chose the Linguist specialty, this ability has been with him like a shadow, requiring no deliberate activation, or rather, it cannot be activated at all; it is a completely passive skill.

Talia's signature ability, however, requires active activation—

"alright."

Talia watched him repeat it again.

"oh."

Wilde snapped out of his daze and repeated his question in Elvish: "Do you understand?"

Talia listened intently, initially appearing not to understand, her expression slightly blank.

But the next second, her furrowed brows suddenly relaxed, as if she understood the meaning of Wilder's words.

"I understand. What language is this?" she replied in Elvish as well.

This was the first time in her life she had used this ancient language. Although the Dragon Language had an even longer history, they were clearly two different language systems, yet she spoke it effortlessly.

Wilder silently swallowed.

Absolutely right.

This is the ability of a linguist.

However, just to be on the safe side, he spoke again, this time in a more niche language.

No mentally healthy human being would intentionally learn this language.

"Hahahahaha."

(That was Elvish.)

Talia paused again, then instinctively said, "What are you laughing at—"

Before she could utter the word "yao," she suddenly stopped, her crimson eyes widening sharply.

I understand.

"Ya ha ha ha la ha ya ha?"

(So ​​what language is this?)

"This is the language of the kobolds."

Wilder answered directly in Common Tongue this time.

He was now completely convinced that Talia had mastered the [Linguist] and there was no need to continue testing her.

"They sound like a very optimistic race," Talia commented.

"Well----"

Wilder responded, then asked, "Why don't you keep [Linguist] active all the time?"

"Because it's tiring."

Talia said truthfully, "I tried leaving it on all the time, but I got tired after less than two hours, so I turned it off after that."

"So that's how it is."

Wilder nodded, seemingly lost in thought.

Therefore, although her "linguist" skills matched his, she was not as useful as his overall.

Passive skill, doesn't consume mana!

This comparison makes it seem as if his specialty is an advanced version.

"Can I turn it off now?" Talia asked.

"That's fine."

"Um."

As she spoke, she looked up and stared into the air in front of her.

A few seconds later, she blinked and said, "Okay."

"Um--

Wilder discovered something else: he couldn't see the two lines of text that Talia had mentioned "appearing before her eyes."

In that case—

He also stared ahead, bringing up his system panel: [Name]: Wilder [Class]: Mage [Level]: Lv4 (2110/3000)

(2150/3000)

(2200/3000)

This is the first time Wilder has opened the panel since he last glanced at it after hunting the two-headed giant.

My experience points have increased a little more.

This was likely provided by the four ordinary kobolds and one kobold leader that were hunted before encountering the dragon-form Talia.

But now is not the time to think about this.

"Talia, what can you see?"

Wilder pointed to the light screen in front of him, which only he could see, and asked.

"I can see your hands."

Talia answered truthfully.

"Not that—" Wilder shook his head. "I mean, in the direction I'm pointing, can you see the words floating in the air?"

"I can't see it—"

"Hmm, I couldn't see you either," Wilder said softly.

"Oh—" Talia responded, then realized what she meant, her eyes widening in surprise.

Wilder shrugged.

"Can you also see words floating in the air? Is that a specialty of yours?" she asked.

"Yes."

Wilder nodded. "But we don't seem to be able to see each other."

"I see—"

Wilder blinked, and the system panel in front of him vanished.

Before disappearing, his gaze fell on the words "2200 experience points".

I'm just 800 points away from upgrading to Lv5.

I really want to upgrade!

and many more.

Suddenly remembering something, he immediately asked Talia, "Besides your specialty—are there any other words appearing before your eyes?"

"no."

"Try turning the page using your mind?"

Wilder missed a lot of information when he first opened the system panel because he didn't know it could be turned into pages.

"You can do that? I'll try."

So, like two strange people testing their eyesight in the dark, Talia and Wilder took turns staring at the air in front of them.

A few seconds later.

"No, you can't turn the page."

She shook her head and said, "There are still only two lines of text. One line says my specialty is [Human Transformation], and the other line says my specialty is [Linguist]. That's all."

"No numbers either? Something like experience points?" Wilder pressed.

"No." She shook her head again.

"Okay," Wilder replied.

"Do the words that appear before your eyes contain more information?" she asked.

"Um----"

Wilder nodded thoughtfully.

Not only was her expertise as a linguist less effective than his own.

Moreover, the system itself does not display comprehensive information; it doesn't even show the progress of experience points, let alone upgrades and attribute values.

It's like—

It's the same as the previous version of his system.

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