Luis placed his palm on the glowing orb, watching as the color slowly shifted. First, it turned from white to a light yellow, then brightened into a normal yellow.
It stopped changing color after that.
"A low grade middle stage spiritual root." Han Mo looked at Luis and said his qualification.
White is a miscellaneous spiritual root, Yellow is a low-grade spiritual root, Blue is a middle-grade spiritual root, and Red is a high-grade spiritual root.
There are also lighter, normal, and dark shades of color shown in the orb. Luis has yellow normal light, which indicates that he is a low-grade middle-stage spiritual root.
"Tell how the spiritual roots are actually classified; is it the number of spiritual roots attributes?"
Luis asked, placing the orb down with a hint of frustration. He had expected a better result, hoping to be some kind of cultivation prodigy.
'So bad roots for me being a genius.'
"The evaluation of aptitude isn't about how many spiritual roots you have," he explained, eyeing the orb carefully. "It's about the quality of those spiritual roots."
He shifted his gaze to Luis, trying to gauge whether this was new information to him.
"Take me, for example. I have low-grade, high-stage wood spiritual roots, and they're supplemented by low-grade, low-stage fire spiritual roots. That means I have a low-grade, high-stage qualification for cultivation."
Luis nodded, absorbing the information. "So, in the end, it's the quality, not the quantity, that determines a cultivator's potential. So, what attribute do I have?"
"I don't have the magic item to test that. It costs almost 2500 low-grade spirit stones to buy the spiritual roots attribute of finding magic stones," Han Mo explained carefully.
Luis sighed and turned to others; his qualification is not even as good as this old man.
"Xiao Wei, test it." Luis threw the orb to Xiao Wei, who was lost in thought.
He caught it with his palm, and it quickly glowed into a lighter yellow before stopping.
"Low grade, low stage. Liam, you will test next."
The orb was transferred to Liam, and it stopped at a normal yellow color.
Han Mo wryly smiled as he listened. That guy is really scary; he likes the kid in front of him more.
Even if he wanted to escape, he couldn't as his realm fell back to middle stage Qi refining due to failing to build a foundation.
"The apprentice will come to you later, but first teach me how to fly this boat." Luis eyed the boat with a little excitement.
"This is a low-level flying magic boat; it requires spiritual qi to fly, or you can use spirit stones and control it through your spiritual qi." Han Mo introduced the boat, which he was sitting on.
They then brought the boat outside to the clear sky.
"Only I have ownership of this boat. Let me transfer the ownership to you."
Han Mo took out a special token and gave it to Luis.
"You can drop your blood in this token; I can transfer the ownership to you."
Luis squinted suspiciously at the talisman before handing it to Arthur, who stood beside him.
Arthur, being familiar with Luis, understood his intention. He swiftly cut his thumb and dropped his blood on the token.
Han Mo cannot be fully trusted for now. As for Arthur being the test subject, it was purely because he was just beside him.
Han Mo also went along with Luis and directly transferred the ownership to Arthur.
"I can feel it; I can control the boat through my vortex, Qi. Let me try it."
Arthur quickly jumped into the boat and tried controlling it. The boat slowly lifted it and began floating. He laughed with excitement as the boat wobbled up and down.
After flying for quarter of an hour, he slowly brought the boat down.
"This is incredible; you must be a 6th-stage official knight to fly. Now I can experience flying; it's so cool. It's just that it drains my vortex qi so quickly."
After the flight, he transferred ownership of the boat back to Luis, who couldn't help but smile as it was his turn to fly in the sky.
As he has infinite energy from the Vortex, he wanted to fly for a long time.