My magic panel is too numerical.

Watching Miss Christina's retreating figure, Pharos also felt an urgent need to become stronger.

Although Miss Raven may not necessarily be a demon, Pharos must consider the worst-case scenario.

He might even have to leave Dawntown if necessary to avoid bringing misfortune to his family.

Then, Pharos glanced at the remaining half of Miss Christina's honey-smeared jasmine bread and swallowed hard.

He reached out and took a new one.

…………

After having lunch at a nearby restaurant, Pharos returned to the church entrance.

Miss Raven instructed, "Remember Pharos, although everyone's profession is predetermined, you are different. You possess the unique 'Sun and Moon Shining Together' phenomenon belonging to the one and only true god, the Heavenly Prayer God. When you complete the ritual, just silently recite the name of the profession you wish to pursue, and the god will respect your choice."

"But I don't know what kind of job suits me," Pharos said.

He currently only knows one profession: "animal trainer".

This is Miss Christina's profession, a profession that allows her to tame and control magical beasts, but its drawback is that she is physically weak.

"It's okay, someone will explain it to you later. Don't sleep while I'm not by your side this time."

Pharos nodded.

By the afternoon, the church had been emptied.

Only Christina and a young priest in white remained in the room.

"Miss Christina is done with her work?" Pharos asked, somewhat surprised.

"Hmm..." It was clear that Christina was still not in a good mood.

"The ceremony... just me alone?" Pharos asked.

"The church only holds the blessing ceremony at the beginning of each month, but this time it was Miss Christina's request, so the Castilian Cathedral temporarily sent me to assist Miss Christina," the white-robed priest explained.

"Thank you for your help. My name is Pharos Hastings. May God be with you."

"You're Pharos? You're so handsome! Do you have a girlfriend?" Vina suddenly asked excitedly.

"Ahem!" Miss Christina coughed twice, clearly out of place. "Mind your manners, Venus, this is a church!"

"Ahem~ Vena Edwards, may the heavens be with you." Priestess Vena clasped her hands in front of her chest and nodded slightly, a standard etiquette for women in the Church of Heavenly Prayer.

For men, the right hand is placed on the heart and the body is slightly bent over.

"This priestess is quite humorous..." Pharos couldn't help but smile awkwardly.

"Excuse me, but what level of vision has Mr. Pharos awakened?" the junior priest Vena asked with a polite smile.

She looked to be only a teenager, with large, soft eyes and a delicate nose, but her chest was prominent, round, and full, even surpassing Miss Christina's. She wore a pure white priest's hat, and her golden hair was not long, just reaching her chin. When she smiled, she had the feel of a girl next door.

"Anomalous phenomena are graded?" This was the first time Pharos had ever heard of such a thing.

"Yes, the larger the scale of the vision, the greater the attention it receives from the divine, and the greater its potential for future growth. Of course, this is not absolute, but at least that's what our church believes," Miss Venere explained.

"What are the specific levels?" Pharos asked.

"The larger the scale of the phenomenon, the more attention it will attract from the gods, for example..." Miss Venere glanced at the silent Miss Christina, deciding not to use the powerful figure as an example. She organized her thoughts and said:

"For example, on my 16th birthday, my whole body was enveloped in a golden halo. This is a vision. However, my vision was too small and short-lived. The church only gave it a D grade."

Christina took over the conversation:

"For example, Bishop Byron survived being struck by lightning in his early years, but his church rating is B. This is more of a mystery. Unless it's an S-level phenomenon, there's not much difference. Instead of worrying about these things, it's better to improve your attributes or your own abilities."

Pharos understood. In short, the vision was just a threshold to enter the church.

"Each phenomenon corresponds to a different deity. Light represents the God of Heaven, lightning represents the Moon God, and wind, water, earth, and fire represent the four elemental deities. Obtaining the phenomenon corresponding to the deity is also helpful for magic that uses that attribute," Venere added.

Which deity has the best attributes?

"Of course it's that great and one true god, the God of Prayer! That deity has an advantage that no other deity can match: His gaze can greatly enhance the 'spirit' of those he favors, while the gaze of other deities will only drive them mad."

Not bad, as expected, only true gods can give people buffs.

Pharos recalled the night before last, when the moon emitted a blinding, scorching sunlight, and asked, "Hey, what kind of strange phenomenon is that 'sun and moon shining together'?"

Viner glanced at Christina, but didn't get the signal he wanted. He hesitated for a moment, puzzled.

"The sun and moon shining together? That undoubtedly belongs to the Heavenly Prayer God, but it cannot be called an extraordinary phenomenon. Such a large-scale miracle is usually a divine revelation directly bestowed by the gods. I have never heard of anyone being able to awaken such an exaggerated phenomenon..."

"...Vina, it's right in front of you," Christina reminded her, her feelings a mix of emotions.

"Huh?" Miss Vina was taken aback.

She turned to seek Pharos's gaze.

Pharos nodded.

"This! How is this possible... Could it be... that you are from that day?" Miss Vina stared wide-eyed in shock at the ordinary, lazy young man in front of her.

"Ahem, is it very impressive?" Pharos asked.

"It's not a matter of how powerful it is... it's really a very special and rare kind of thing..." Viner said somewhat incoherently.

That day, even in Vena Castile, one could observe such magnificent moonlight.

She rarely uses the word "glorious" to describe the moon unless it is truly magnificent.

"My God, you're such a powerful person?" Viner exclaimed. She had come reluctantly because the nights in Dawntown were the domain of the Mafia, and she considered herself a pretty girl who was at risk of being targeted.

But at this moment she felt somewhat fortunate, because it was very likely that a historical figure would complete the ceremony under her witness.

Pharos then asked, "I've heard that everyone's profession is different? Could you explain that?"

"Yes, I'm about to explain to you some knowledge that you must know before becoming a magician. This is something that won't be taught in class, so listen carefully." Vena's tone was somewhat excited.

"There are six main professions of magicians in the empire: Beastmaster, Mechanic, Elementalist, Lord, Dragon Knight, and Holy Swordsman. They each have their own areas of expertise, applicable magic, and different strengths and weaknesses."

"Both Beastmasters and Mechanics are support classes that rely on external forces for functions such as reconnaissance and setting traps. Their advantage is that they are easy to learn, but their disadvantage is that they are too weak and need to rely on external forces, making them easy to be killed at close range."

Upon hearing this, Pharos felt a chill run down his spine. Wouldn't Miss Christina be angry if Miss Vena made such a fuss about the animal trainer?

Miss Venere continued:

"Elementalists and lords complement each other. Lords can refine the surrounding area into their own domain. Elementalists within the domain have the greatest combat advantage of all professions. Although their combined combat power is very high, the two cannot be separated. Once the lord falls, the elementalist loses its combat power."

Pharos understood. It was actually a relationship between a defensive tower and a crystal. If the crystal exploded, no matter how strong the defensive tower was, it would be useless. But when the two were combined, they formed a tactical unit.

Miss Venere said again:

"Dragon Knights are highly mobile classes, skilled in guerrilla warfare, surprise attacks, and charges. They have almost no weaknesses, but their drawback is that they must form a contract with a dragon. Unless they are born into a noble family and their family owns a dragon's nest, they are the most basic class. Moreover, a Dragon Knight can only contract with one dragon at a time, and a dragon will only follow one knight throughout its life."

Dragon Knight! Expensive!

But the high price isn't the Dragon Knight's flaw; it's your flaw. When you search for Imperial supercars, you might not find sports cars, but Dragon Knights... Pharos thought to himself.

Unfortunately, Pharos considered himself still poor.

"And what about the last Holy Sword Wielder?" Pharos asked.