Outer Gods invade, stuff them all into your equipment inventory.

The notebook I'm currently equipped with contains two spells.

Flame spell and Fire Ring spell.

Flame Spell is a second-circle spell that can unleash a large amount of fire to attack enemies within a certain range in front of it.

The Fire Ring spell, as recorded in the notes, is a simplified, popular version with one ring.

The core idea is to quickly and efficiently create a ring-shaped fire shockwave centered on the caster and spreading outwards.

The damage isn't very high, but it does have a certain hindering effect.

This spell is primarily used to repel close-range enemies or eliminate small groups of targets.

Both of these spells are very useful.

Sean had originally considered removing the notebook from his inventory and learning two spells to a certain extent before absorbing the memory fragments.

However, he ultimately decided against going through all that trouble.

Learning these two spells is no easy task. He doesn't doubt his talent, but even with his exceptional talent, it would still take him a lot of effort to master these two new spells from scratch.

It would be better to first master these spells by absorbing memory fragments, and then see if you can comprehend them through self-study.

After "experiencing" the complete process and mysteries of successfully casting a spell, the difficulty for him to comprehend these two spells will be greatly reduced.

"Not just these two spells, but also all the spells and abilities I've mastered before..."

"Everything must be learned anew and mastered through one's own efforts."

First, solve the problem of starting from scratch, and then pursue mastery and expertise.

"By relying on my own understanding of abilities, I re-understood their essence and thoroughly digested them, turning them into abilities that are entirely my own, Sean's."

Sean immediately understood his next training direction.

This is the true meaning of "borrowing".

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Sean led his army of mechanical blade demons deeper and deeper into the Silver Plains, slaughtering every Silver Human demon he encountered along the way.

Looking around, the ground behind him was littered with the corpses of silver-haired human demons.

"It's definitely more satisfying to dominate weaker opponents."

In just a few days, his hero level had increased to level twenty-three.

He added all the newly acquired free attribute points to Intelligence, and his Intelligence attribute has now reached 39 points without taking any equipment effects into account.

If you add the equipment attributes, it's close to 90 points.

"But the experience required for the next level up... is a whopping 800000 points."

Sean stared at the glaring number in the corner of his vision and felt a headache coming on.

From level 20 to level 23, the experience required to level up is doubled for each level increase.

If this continues, what will become of us?

Do other heroes also need this many experience points to increase their hero level?

He recalled the other heroes he had encountered, and it seemed that their growth rate was not so slow as to be outrageously slow.

Given their strength, they wouldn't need that much experience to level up.

It's likely that none of the heroes he knows can break through level 25.

"Could it be that my own exceptional abilities triggered some kind of balancing mechanism, which is why I need so much experience to level up?"

Sean pondered to himself.

Is this another version of the saying "the greater the ability, the more difficult it is to upgrade"?

"This damned world rule, damn the sun!"

Sean was so angry that he started cursing.

Because the silver floor was too slippery, the scooter he had prepared was completely unusable here.

So he simply crafted a chair out of silver and had two mechanical blade demons carry him forward, one on each side.

He himself was now sitting imposingly in a chair, being carried along by these two tireless mechanical blade demons.

"I didn't expect that the speed of movement would be so fast."

Sean was slightly surprised.

The Blade Demon inherited some of his attributes, excelling in both agility and strength.

With these basic attributes as a foundation, coupled with the fact that they never seem to get tired, their progress along the way was quite astonishing.

Suddenly Sean frowned.

"The dimensional fluctuations nearby seem a bit chaotic..."

Generally speaking, the dimensional fluctuations in this world are relatively stable, and even in the wild, the frequency of fluctuations is not particularly high.

However, he can now clearly sense the degree of change in this dimensional fluctuation without using any tools.

"The occurrence of such a large dimensional fluctuation only proves one thing..."

"A dimensional rift is opening nearby, and a new monster lair is about to take shape..."

"It seems that the source of this dimensional oscillation should not be far from here."

Sean made a quick judgment.

If it were near a settlement, Sean would definitely rush to eliminate this soon-to-be-formed monster nest without hesitation.

Otherwise, we'll have to wait until the monster lair is formed and transforms into a permanent monster spawning area.

When the next demonic tide begins, it will place an even greater burden on the defense of the settlement.

Eliminating potential threats in the vicinity is an unspoken responsibility for every brave individual active around the settlement.

However, the Silver Plains are too far from Settlement No. 13.

The monsters here will not travel thousands of miles to attack the Thirteenth Gathering Ground because of the appearance of the monster tide.

"In that case, there's no need to waste our energy on this monster's lair."

This world is just too big.

The cities and settlements controlled by the Federation occupy only a small portion of this world.

All the areas combined don't even amount to a tiny fraction of the total area of ​​the world.

More and more areas have been occupied by monsters.

It can be said that in every corner of this vast world, countless new monster lairs are being born and evolving every moment.

Or it might transform into a permanent monster spawning zone, or it might suddenly decline and disappear inexplicably.

"It's all just the normal 'metabolism' of this world."

Sean withdrew his gaze from the source of the fluctuation and stopped paying attention.

No matter how strong he is, how many can he eliminate on his own?

He had no intention of specifically searching for this monster's lair; as long as it wasn't in his way, he'd let it be.

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Sean looked at the silvery vortex blocking his way.

"This is so strange..."

Even though he was walking quite far from the source of the dimensional fluctuations, why did he end up at the entrance to the newly formed monster's lair?

"It's definitely not because I have no sense of direction, since I don't walk."

"That's right, it must be the fault of those mechanical blade demons!"

The more he thought about it, the more reasonable it seemed:

These Blade Demons, though loyal and highly efficient, are not human.

No one has a brain as brilliant as his, so it's normal to take the wrong path.

"I'll let it go this time, but don't do it again next time!"

Having successfully shifted the blame, Sean rubbed his temples with feigned helplessness and spoke to the two mechanical blade demons carrying the chair.

The two mechanical blade demons exchanged glances but made no response. They were helpless to have such a shameless master.

Summoned creatures have no rights!