Epherene and Sylvia, exhausted from their attempts at Category Alignment, were drenched in sweat. Sylvia managed to succeed, but Epherene fell short.0

"Beck. Lucia. Step forward."0

I asked other Debutants to attempt Category Alignment. They struggled as well, drawing circuits haphazardly. Their spells lacked any logical structure, relying purely on intuition.0

"... Enough."0

I switched off the crystal orb that powered the transformed classroom. As the barrier dissolved, the room reverted to its regular lecture hall form.0

"Your abilities are still inadequate. It seems I overestimated you. Sit down."0

The Debutants returned to their seats, their nerves evident in every step.0

"I intended to teach you to perceive magic through logic rather than intuition. Without a solid theoretical framework, intuition alone will fail."0

Of course, this method was unfamiliar to them. That’s why it wasn’t easy; it frustrated them and eventually brought them back to square one. I never slacked in my efforts to teach. There likely wasn't a more dedicated professor than me. I had studied and translated various methodologies, game systems, and even ancient texts from the magical era of the theocracy.0

In the distant past, logic was paramount, and I believed in its systematic correctness. However, only about five or six students genuinely grasped this teaching. In simpler terms, it was a moment of clarity.0

"Let me explain this in detail once again."0

In the game, various bonus systems existed—attribute bonuses, category bonuses, combination bonuses, harmony bonuses, and more. Attribute bonuses enhanced performance and reduced mana consumption when using spells aligned with a character's talent, similar to category bonuses. 0

However, harmony bonuses were more complex. Mastery of spells required more than just acquiring a grimoire; it demanded practical skill and the process of internalization, known as Comprehension....0