The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Anyway, the magic network doesn't limit the number of professions. As long as you meet the job requirements, have enough mental strength, and enough magical energy to support learning multiple professions at the same time, you can take on as many professions as you want.

However, most beings in the world of Thran are not qualified to do so; the job requirement alone is enough to stump many people.

However, her current identity is that of a nature elf who is only a few days old, living in a very closed tribe. Apart from the inherited memories of nature elves, she has no other way to obtain professional inheritance knowledge.

Her identity as a nature spirit will be of great help to her later on, so she cannot give it up easily.

Therefore, for the time being, she can only use the inherited memories of the nature spirits as a reference to choose her current extraordinary profession.

Among the natural spirits' inherited memories, only the legacies concerning druids, rangers, and bards are relatively complete.

Other professions were only mentioned briefly when introducing the general knowledge of extraordinary professions.

It's not that the natural spirits lack the necessary foundation, but rather that each extraordinary profession has certain requirements for employment.

For nature spirits, only these three professions are available for free selection from the very beginning.

Even if you want to work in other professions, you have to find a way to meet the job requirements.

Druids require a high level of Nature Affinity to become a Druid, making them the profession most aligned with the Way of Nature.

They are not only powerful users of nature magic, but also possess considerable close-combat abilities through specific transformation spells or nature enhancements. They are the guardians of the forest and maintainers of the natural balance.

A ranger needs an intermediate level of nature affinity talent, as well as a certain degree of agility.

They focus on training survival, tracking, and combat skills in specific terrains, especially forests, and developing the body's potential in agility.

Rangers are excellent hunters and scouts, skilled in the use of bows and arrows and weapons, and possess unique natural magic to enhance themselves, confuse enemies, or fight alongside animal companions.

Compared to druids, rangers possess fewer types and quantities of magic, but they focus more on practical application.

Finally, there are bards. They don't need natural affinity, but they need to be superior to ordinary people in appearance, voice, and temperament, and have a certain talent for charm in order to take up the job.

This profession focuses on developing artistic talent. It combines magic and art, using music, poetry, and performance to invoke magical power, and possesses spellcasting, support, and certain combat skills.

Bards are knowledgeable, adept at inspiring allies and weakening enemies, and possess unique illusion and control spells, but they are not strong in combat.

Nature affinity is an innate talent of all nature elves, so most nature elves will choose between Druid and Ranger as their main profession.

Superior appearance, long lifespan, and pursuit of art are common characteristics of all elves. Therefore, regardless of the type of elf, they will basically work as bards to satisfy their artistic interests and find some fun in their long lives.

Moran plans to learn all three professions.

In any case, most natural elves with no physical defects and excellent bloodlines are qualified to take on these three professions.

As Tree Spirit Mother also said, many nature spirits, when they are young and unsure of their future career path, will try out three different professions. When they get older, they will decide on their main profession and either take on the rest as part-time jobs or give them up.

After all, each new profession requires consuming mental energy to bind a personal space to the magic network, and the more professions one takes on, the greater the pressure on one's mental energy. Her powerful mental energy has been acknowledged by the Tree Spirit Mother, so it wouldn't be unreasonable for her not to give up any of them, or even to make them her main profession.

Regardless of your profession, you should now begin with a natural sense of awareness.

Even with her mental strength, which was more than enough to establish a connection with the magic network and take on three different jobs, whether or not she had engaged in natural perception was clearly discernible to the Tree of Life, which was so close at hand and possessed boundless spirituality.

No matter how strong one's spiritual power, natural perception accompanies all natural spirits throughout their lives and cannot be ignored.

Following the relevant content in her inherited memories and the explanation given by the Tree Spirit Mother the night before, Moran chose the tree heartwood bed as the location for her first natural perception experience.

The denser the natural energy, the easier it is to enter a state of natural perception, and the better the effect of natural perception.

Where else can the power of nature be more abundant than on the wooden bed extending from the heartwood of the Tree of Life?
She sat cross-legged on the bed, her small hands naturally resting on her knees, palms facing upwards, as if preparing to receive something.

Close your eyes and silently repeat the key points of natural perception in your mind: "Relax your body and mind, open yourself up..."

Initially, there was only darkness around her and the sound of her own heartbeat, which was all too clear.

The chirping of birds in the distance, the rustling of leaves... all the sounds from the outside world seemed amplified, disturbing her concentration.

She was somewhat anxious, her delicate brows furrowing slightly.

The state of "breathing in sync with the forest" that Tree Spirit Mother described seems unattainable.

"I can't rush it," Moran reminded herself, recalling the gentle and all-encompassing aura of the tree spirit in her dream, 'like a tree, like a blade of grass, simply existing, breathing...'

She no longer tries to perceive or resist the sounds of nature, but instead tries to regard them as part of the forest's own breathing.

She turned her attention away from the outside world and focused on her own breathing, imagining that each inhale brought in the freshness of the forest, and each exhale returned to the surrounding environment.

Gradually, a subtle change began to occur.

She "felt" that inside the trunk of the Tree of Life beneath her, countless warm streams radiating a soft green light were flowing slowly but powerfully; that was the flow of wood elemental power and life force.

She "felt" that the sunlight streaming through the window onto her was no longer just light and heat, but countless leaping, vibrant golden specks of light—particles of light that seeped into the leaves and gently into her skin, bringing a subtle, pleasant warmth.

A gentle breeze swept through the hall, and she seemed to be able to "smell" the messages carried by the wind from afar: the sweet fragrance of newly blooming lilies of the valley, the damp earthy scent accumulated by moss at night, and even the faint, refreshing moisture brought by the stream flowing over the rocks.

All of these combined form a natural force as vibrant as life itself, as robust as the element of wood, as warm as the element of light, as gentle as flowing water, and as free as the element of wind. This force seeps into her body through her skin, her breath, and even her open pores, nourishing every meridian and soothing every cell.

An indescribable sense of comfort and fullness enveloped her, as if she had returned to the cocoon of life, surrounded by the warm waters of life.

At the same time, her spirit seemed to be cleansed by this gentle force of nature, the remaining anxiety and distracting thoughts were quietly soothed, and her consciousness became like the sky after being washed by rain, clear, peaceful and focused.

Without deliberate "training," mental strength naturally becomes more refined and acute in this state of harmony with nature. (End of Chapter)