I can see experience bars after being transported to another world.

Upon hearing the word "ancient language," Auden's voice suddenly popped into Lu Yuan's head.

"Oh dear, Ancient Awkward, what a familiar name. Our language back then was called Occitan. Is this some kind of language we spoke before?"

Oden spoke only halfway, revealing a hint of helplessness in his voice.

"However, Old Ok is what people now call the Ok language we used back then."

Upon hearing this, Lu Yuan asked with some curiosity, "Oden, was the language you spoke back then different from the current Imperial language?"

Oden nodded: "Based on my observation of your writing, the differences are indeed quite significant, but I can speak both. Back when a few of us old folks were chatting down there, one of us spoke Imperial, so he should be considered the closest senior to you."

Lu Yuan indicated that he understood and asked, "Then could you teach me that language you mentioned earlier sometime? I'm very interested in ancient languages."

Oden immediately twisted his body to indicate that there was no problem.

The Knight of Long Song continued his story.

"As a result, many languages ​​have not been fully identified, nor has it been confirmed whether they have been contaminated. Even if they have been identified, they are very difficult to decipher. This has led to a special title within the empire: Ancient Language Masters."

"Ancient language masters are extremely rare in the empire; they are generally people with exceptional knowledge who would choose this path. However, due to its extreme danger, there is a severe shortage of qualified individuals. As your teacher, I strongly advise against you becoming ancient language masters."

The Longsong Knight's tone became unusually serious.

He did not only recount the good aspects of ancient language scholars, but clearly listed both the good and the bad.

"Because you're very likely to never decipher more than a few words in your entire lives. The most crucial thing is that even if you do decipher them, you might just die there. If you don't, that's fine too, at least you'll still be alive. But the more likely scenario is that you'll die right there in the ruins."

"What we've deciphered so far, whether it's Old Leien, Old Austen, or other languages, isn't essentially deciphered by us. It's been derived through comparison of unfamiliar words and phrases. These vocabulary words themselves aren't contaminated, and with the help of similar books from before, we can still manage to analyze them."

"But many more words contain too many taboos and dangers. The mortality rate for ancient language experts was too high, so eventually the profession was essentially abolished. We generally don't recommend this industry. There are many languages ​​waiting to be discovered and deciphered. But frankly, I don't recommend you join. Just learn about it and that's enough."

At this moment, a student raised his hand: "Then what's the point of learning this? Is it just to increase our sanity? We can still learn some of the ancient and ancient languages ​​you spoke, Knight of Longsong..."

"Good question." The Longsong Knight smiled. "It has two uses."

"First, you can understand some books that others can't. Many cultivation methods that have been passed down are written in ancient language. Because people can't read all the characters, no one dares to practice them, so many books have been shelved. There's nothing we can do about it."

As the Longsong Knight spoke, he pulled a book from the shelf beside him and held it up for everyone to see:

"This is the book. It is said to be a cultivation method passed down through generations, written in some unknown ancient language. This is a rubbing, and no one has been able to decipher it completely or identify what kind of cultivation method it is, so it can only be placed here. Or rather, many rubbings have been made and placed throughout the empire, hoping that someone will decipher it."

"Secondly?" The Longsong Knight waved his hand.

"If you can master the ancient language to a very high level, then you are qualified to become an ancient language master. Although I do not recommend becoming an ancient language master, there is one advantage to it: you will have a wealth of materials to study, and you will be taught to decipher all kinds of words that you cannot understand."

"Note that you can waste money without restraint. Yes, you heard right. The Empire fully supports this, because it's just sitting there anyway."

"So if you really decide to choose the profession of ancient language specialist, there is indeed one advantage, which is that you can advance faster because there is a lot of material for you to accumulate."

"Wow!" Lu Yuan's eyes lit up immediately upon hearing this.

I need this kind of experience, I need this kind of thing. I can practice writing ancient characters that I can't understand at will, and the empire even supports it. Where else in the world can you find such a good thing?

Lu Yuan was worried about how to get the remaining 300 points in Imperial Language.

Because the methods we learned previously are almost no longer effective.

Due to Lu Yuan's long-term reading and writing of the Imperial language, coupled with the inexplicable text popping up in gray and white, it is now very difficult for Lu Yuan to find books that can make his experience bar jump again.

Previously, it was more or less, and with continued use, it can increase by a few points.

Lu Yuan's Imperial Language points are still 300.

If you can demonstrate your talent now, the empire will lay out mountains of materials and tell you that you can waste them as you please.

This wasn't just feeding him; it was like dumping the rice bowl directly on Lu Yuan's head.

Lu Yuan was in high spirits, feeling that he had discovered a new path, a path to gain experience.

And what the Longsong Knight said is true; there are indeed some books, records, and accounts found in ancient language books, which might even enhance some strange and unusual experiences.

Oden seemed to sense Lu Yuan's agitation: "You'd better be careful."

He spoke softly.

"Don't mess things up. Your teacher is right about a few things. Some languages ​​do contain a lot of information. What if it's a taboo name, and you recognize it and pronounce it? That would be the same as calling out his name and becoming his follower. You'd die."

Upon hearing this, Lu Yuan realized that what he said was indeed correct.

However, if ancient languages ​​truly possess a sealing effect, it's quite possible that some inexplicable names could be stuffed into them.

This is getting a bit troublesome, Lu Yuan thought to himself.

However, Auden was unaware that Lu Yuan possessed the ability to create gray and white text, so he didn't know where Lu Yuan's confidence came from.

Lu Yuan now thinks it's a bit outrageous. What if the gray and white text translates that name, and he happens to see it? The image is too beautiful to contemplate.