Shi Feng looked at the eager and expectant gazes of everyone around him. He understood them well.
"The Secret Stone Tablet is excellent, but it comes with many restrictions. Even when learning Secret Skills, there are limitations — you can't just learn them whenever and wherever you want," Shi Feng explained.
The Secret Stone Tablet allowed players to learn combat techniques and their application. Through mastering these techniques, a player's combat level might advance even further. That was exactly why Beichen Tianlang was so confident, claiming that obtaining the Secret Stone Tablet would allow him to reach new heights.
If every member of a guild could learn from it, that would be utterly game-breaking.
The Main God System naturally wouldn't allow such a thing to happen. Although the Secret Stone Tablet could pass on its knowledge countless times, it could only be used once per month, and each use could only allow a maximum of ten people to receive the inheritance.
Moreover, because the Inheritance Tablet was incomplete, a Stabilizing Magic Circle had to be drawn first.
Magic circles were extraordinarily precious. Ordinary people had no way to learn them even if they wanted to, and both kingdoms and empires strictly prohibited the circulation of magic circles. Learning to draw them was therefore even more difficult — players who wished to learn could only rely on magic circle blueprints they had collected, studying and comprehending them on their own over time.
Among the current player base, there was simply no one capable of drawing a Stabilizing Magic Circle. They could only look for help from NPCs.
The Divine Realm had a vast number of NPCs, but not all of them knew how to draw magic circles. High-difficulty magic circles were something even powerful magic-class NPCs couldn't produce.
The Stabilizing Magic Circle was precisely a fairly advanced Second-Order magic circle. Even among Tier 3 magic-class NPCs, very few could draw one.
There was also a more critical point.
It was the personal requirement for the player themselves. To learn a Secret Skill, one had to first learn how to draw a magic circle. Of course, the level of mastery didn't need to be that deep — being able to draw a simple intermediate magic circle was enough.
That was exactly why Shi Feng had called everyone to the Supreme Forging Room.
Inside the Supreme Forging Room, the simulation water sphere had already recorded all the magic circle-related data Zero Wing had collected. It even included the diagrams of the Nine Star Extreme Domain and the teleportation magic circle that Shi Feng had obtained. Players could practice drawing them freely without needing any materials — all it cost was a bit of magic power.
For the War Wolf Guild, which didn't have a Supreme Forging Room, Shi could already imagine the situation. To get ten people to master intermediate magic circles, the amount of rare materials required would be staggering. Only a super guild could pull off something like that — a first-rate guild would be utterly powerless.
"If you want to learn Secret Skills as quickly as possible, you need to start learning to draw intermediate magic circles right now. The water sphere in the Forging Room already contains all the data. Use this time to study as much as you can. Once you can draw intermediate magic circles, that will be the time to learn the Secret Skills." Shi Feng pointed at the water sphere suspended in midair within the Forging Room and explained slowly.
"Draw intermediate magic circles?" Shui Se Qiang Wei couldn't help but frown slightly.
The difficulty was by no means small. When she normally cast magic, she relied on incantations and divine runes, and she had only a marginal understanding of magic circles.
In truth, for magic-class players to use magic, they had to write divine runes or incantations to guide the magical elements into forming a magic circle.
Of course, the higher the spell, the more divine runes or incantations were required. Based on her understanding, a Tier 1 spell roughly formed a basic magic circle, while a Tier 2 spell roughly formed an intermediate magic circle. But when players constructed magic circles on their own, there was no system guidance. Everything depended on the player writing divine runes and incantations, and the requirements were extremely strict.
In other words, they had to complete the writing of a fairly complex Tier 2 spell within a limited timeframe, all without any system assistance — to say nothing of the fact that drawing a magic circle was far more complex than simply casting a spell.
Learning to draw an intermediate magic circle was genuinely no small task.
If it was this difficult for a magic-class player like her, physical-class players would have it even worse.