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Perhaps it was her own ignorance that dispelled Ignia's doubts, and the state above her head slowly disappeared.

"Ordinary people really can't understand these things. Even some low-level wizards find it difficult to understand them all... Although my level is relatively low, my mentor is very powerful." Ignia seemed a little proud when she said this.

Lucille had talked about this kind of thing with herself before, and her original words were similar to Igonia's. Anyway, it meant that even if someone could learn magic, it would be difficult to improve afterwards. Without the guidance of professionals, it might be difficult to reach the threshold of a high-level wizard in a lifetime.

"Then tell me." Sean asked.

Ignia's beautiful eyes turned around, and a "Thinking Seriously!" sign appeared above her head.

"Okay, but you have to go somewhere with me first," she said.

"Where are you going?"

"You'll know when you go there."

Sean was eager to know about the classification of professional levels, so he nodded and followed.

Igonia rented a carriage at the trade market, and then the two of them left the Brucan Avenue district in the carriage... Koga City is big enough that Sean has not been to other districts besides Brucan Avenue in the days since he came to the city.

Since he didn't know where he was going anyway, he simply let the carriage move slowly while Igonia sat by the window and watched.

The morning sunlight is not so glaring and just shines on her face, showing a very picturesque beauty!

"Sean... do you know what it's like outside of Koga City?"

Sean didn't understand why she was steering the conversation in such a philosophical direction, but when he saw the "Overall Thoughts!" sign above Ignia's head, he figured she was about to start explaining.

Is this considered an opening statement?

"Well, the world is big. There are some places you can know, but there are some places you may never reach..." He gave an ambiguous answer.

Igonia suddenly raised her head.

"Why are you talking to my tutor like that, so old-fashioned!" My thoughts, which had just been organized, were suddenly disrupted.

"Well, I'm telling the truth," Sean retorted.

"Not romantic enough..."

"What does this have to do with romance?"

Looking at each other biting their lips, they couldn't help but laugh.

"I just don't understand romance... Well, the world levels you want to know about actually existed many years ago. Most people only knew about wizards, sorcerers, warriors, etc. But each profession actually has many branches, which is related to their training methods."

Lucille had mentioned this before, because there are many schools of thought among wizards.

"Does that mean every profession has a level division?"

Sean thought back to the novels he had read in his previous life, about knights and great knights; mages were divided into great mages and wizards... There was even the more unusual Archdruid, who was quite powerful and could transform into various creatures. For example: I am like an Archdruid.

If the world was divided in that way, it would be much easier to understand.

"That was the case in the past, but with the proliferation of professions and the interconnectedness of training methods, this division was abolished hundreds of years ago. The divisions established by the legendary wizard Agumerin are now widely recognized. He believed that the world is a plane operating under the order of the Creator, and that everyone lives within a certain order. I still don't quite understand this statement..."

Ignia had a puzzled expression on her face.

This gave Sean a feeling of enlightenment. He originally lived in a world with a different civilization but a deeper understanding of the universe. He didn't expect that there would be people in this different civilization who thought about this aspect.

Although I have been deeply rooted in the idea that I should believe in science since I was a child, science has reached a limit and it is difficult to explain it at the current level.

For example, what is the world outside the universe like? Why can species and civilizations be born on dusty planets? The deeper you think about these questions, the more metaphysical they become.

It turns out that no matter which world we live in, there are always people pondering such profound yet unanswerable questions...

"Then how did he modify the division?"

"According to Agumerlin, the world operates within order, so everyone is an Orderer. No matter what profession you hold, you are simply increasing your Orderer level. In other words, no matter what school of wizard you are, what kind of warrior you are trained in, whether you're a master craftsman or a mechanic, you're all an Orderer and you're only increasing your Orderer level."

It was obvious that Igunya was trying very hard to explain to me what she knew, but perhaps she just couldn't understand it yet.

However, for someone like Sean who has experienced different civilizations, he can still understand most of it.

In other words, everyone in this world is an orderer, and what is upgraded is the level... If you remove the title, it will be similar to the character level in an RPG game. No matter what profession you choose, the level first distinguishes the combat power and level.

"So what level of order are you?" Sean asked.

"As for me, my instructor said I might be a level 4!"

Sean breathed a sigh of relief at this moment as if he had suddenly realized something.

"What? It's hard to understand, right? I also found it hard to understand this statement when I heard it just now. I feel it would be better to call him a wizard, and it would be more stylish." Igunya said after seeing Sean's expression.

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