Kang Min-Hyuk followed the other students to the Mana Room.

A man stood near the door, taking attendance, and making little check marks as each student entered. Min-Hyuk assumed this was the professor. Once he was satisfied that everyone was present, he said, From now on, you will be training individually in the Mana Room. To pass, you need a score of 3 or higher. Those who do not pass will need to complete extra training. So, focus.

The students nodded.

Min-Hyuk entered the empty room before him. There was a large circle drawn on the floor. A Magic Circle?

There were also Mana Stones throughout the room, forming the points of a hexagram. He did not recognize the pattern. One of the stones glowed a soft blue.

Min-Hyuk recalled how the Mana Stones were arranged in the textbook he had just read and moved the stones to match his memory. Then, he sat in the center of the Circle.

To activate the Mana Room, he would need to coax the Circles Mana into the Magic Circle. This, in turn, activates the Mana Stones, and that is when the real training begins. By doing this repeatedly, you can train your circle to accumulate more Mana in a shorter amount of time.

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