A fortnight wasn’t a long time, but it wasn’t short either. Theo healed his body while breathing in the mana of the Baekun Mountains, and he was getting better day by day. This absurd pace of recovery wasn’t just due to the Baekun Mountains. Practicing Fairy Dance had also accelerated his recovery.

He hadn’t noticed it before, but Fairy Dance also acted as a secret technique to circulate his blood with fewer movements. In this era, it was just a simple training exercise, but it was beneficial for Theo who was deeply wounded.

The cracks in his Circles were like rice paddies in the midst of a drought. However, Fairy Dance restored the broken blood vessels and accelerated Theo’s recovery. Even Gluttony couldn’t help commenting on his speedy recovery.

- Amazing. Eastern shamanism is neglected because it’s so highly unsystematic. However, I didn’t know it would reach such an irrational area beyond rationality

Gluttony muttered in a strange voice about a theory it had never considered before. The basis of shamanism was ultimately a denial of rationality.

In mathematics, a theory referred to the act of formalizing a system that explained the laws of the material world. All magic had been developed using that definition. Only a few spells imitated the power of a god, demon, or dragon.

However, Gluttony...