Just having the new members visit the Tiny World had already started to make major changes, and Karl couldn’t argue that the benefits they got from the trial didn’t matter. But what he saw in some of the others would be much more life changing than the objectively more powerful bonuses that Karl and Luminaria got.
For example, Yewan had managed to master [Rebirth] to such an extreme extent that the little dragon had actually gotten a Legendary Tier skill [Reborn Of The Underworld].
If he was killed he would go to the afterlife, and then be reborn with his full powers.
Tena suggested that it might actually be a punishment for the Death God, since the little dragon had managed to annoy the trial enough that it created someone to answer all his questions. But the Divine Lightning Dragon hadn’t been any less curious, she had just managed to focus most of her questions onto the topic of Divine Lightning, which was what she was learning.
Yewan didn’t see the issue, other than the fact that he still had questions that nobody had answered.
He got his task done, so his questions couldn’t have been too big of a problem, right?
Besides, how did you learn things if you didn’t ask all the questions?
Even their trio of recruits from the New Home, Amie, Samba and Colima had come out well.
Amie had managed to learn [Limited Invulnerability] for herself, which paired well with the [Warbeast] transformation that Cara had taught her to bring her into the Guild. Samba and Colima had both gained [Elemental Duplication], which brought them a substantial bump in their combat abilities.
They were both on the path to becoming elemental focused Golem Mages at this point, as the spell worked not just on their specialized spells, but also on the conjured Elementals that they used instead of Golems.
Especially Colima, who had four small fire elementals to begin with.
Even if they were small, no larger than a Goblin, eight fire elementals were a massively destructive force, capable of hurling [Firebolt] spells at their enemies from impressive distances, and dealing fire damage on every attack.
Hawk was proud of her.
Some of the members had gotten completely mundane seeming trials, though, Tessa’s had been to finish forming her Immortal Spirit, nothing more. She had managed to gain a fair bit of power along the way, but that was simply a side effect of stabilizing her advancement.
Then Tifa, the Spirit Bear Tyrant Cub bonded to Lotus, had grown to the size of a Dire Bear during the trial, but was still firmly convinced that she was a cuddly lap cub.
Much to Ophelia’s dismay and Lotus’ delight.
Two large bears did not fit conveniently in the bed, and Tifa didn’t have a skill that would let her shrink back to cub sized. So, Lotus found herself sandwiched between bears for her nap, and it was bliss.
Only Ophelia had to sacrifice most of her spot on the bed to the overgrown cub, or let Tifa sleep on top of her, as the bear had planned to do from the start.



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