NightWind
The chapters are great as always so keep up the good work. However, I want to make a suggestion about mages or skills in general. You(the author) so far portray skills as one of the difficult things to get other than learning from a skill book. So mages or skills in general means for me is the usage of manipulating mana particles or some kind of energy source in order to perform spells or skills. But, so far everything seems to be automatic when using skills. So what I am trying to say is to treat magic like something similar to the alchemist profession where you need to understand your ingredients which are the mana particles for mages and utilize or manipulate the ingredients to get your final result or reaction. In other words, I want the MC to be less reliant on the usage of "skills" which is basically the tower authority I presume, and be more reliant on actual talent and skill when performing without the "tower help" which can be later used to help create new spells or develop a new theory about the laws in the tower since I see mages as people who utilize energy to manipulate, control, or destroy the laws of the tower. However, I can understand you can't apply this now either because he too weak to do that right now, or it's too hard to write which I can understand since it would need a lot of thinking and planning to write it out or you are already planning to do this but it will be in the later chapters. Anyway, sorry if this response may have many incorrect grammar and mistakes but keep up the good work. :D
He needs authority i assume to make spells i am just guessing but mage can't make spells the tower controls it all buuut they can make pseudo spells but no one trys or its to hard. Thats what our main character did made a pseudo spell and got authority or whatever he probaly needs to unlock the title tower pioneer to create true spells.
thanks for the chapter. I don't understand why those kids would want to voluntarily enslave themselves to the MC, or why the MC would want underpowered slaves that distract him and cost him money and power. it's not rational. The trainer is genuinely powerful. i could understand if it were just him.