Looking at the sheep in front of him, Tony was shocked.

"Did that really work?!" He asked in disbelief.

The sheep in front of him was also shocked, looking around and seeing how it was so much lower than before, the sheep began to despair.

Not knowing what to do, the sheep started to get angry and ran towards Tony, headbutting him, but without the practice that real sheep had, this sheep's heads were much weaker than normal, looking more like Tony. he was asking for affection rather than attacking.

Looking at the sheep again, Tony was a little worried.

"Calm down Happy, from what I remember from the game, this magic only lasts 1 minute, so calm down and wait a few more seconds and you'll soon be back to normal." Tony said trying to sound calm but inside he was just as nervous as Happy who had been turned into a sheep by Tony.

Listening to Tony's explanation, Happy apparently actually calmed down a little and decided to observe his own body while waiting for time to pass.

While Happy was trying to understand what it was like to be a sheep for a few seconds, Tony was also analyzing his own body and seeing how Mana worked in the real world.

As a level 10 Mage, Tony already had very good control over his body in the game, so much so that he even tried to feel Mana in real life like he did in the game once without realizing he was in real life and didn't feel it. anything.

But after he learned Polymorph from ESW, Tony could feel the Mana in his body clearly!

"My Mana is like that of a Level 10 Player... But it's like I took off all my items and only had the full Mana that my naked body would have..." Tony commented as he tried to feel the amount of Mana he had. it was being regenerated per second.

Unlike ESW which had an icon that showed how much Mana the Player had in precise numbers, in real life this was just a basic feeling.

"Would you be able to buy equipment from the game for real life?" Tony wondered a little excitedly as he thought about this, as having wizard armor underneath his Iron Man armor would be very useful for him as extra protection.

"Apparently my Mana is only regenerating 0.1% every 10 seconds this regeneration rate is very slow why is that?" Tony thought a little confused.

Remembering ESW's Mana regeneration, he remembered that there were places where Mana regenerated faster because they were places where the air was purer and there was more Mana in the air.

"Is that the reason? Could it be that in the city, because of the pollution, the Mana in the air is much lower than in a place with fresh air?"

Thinking about this possibility, Tony began to consider something to purify the air. He wasn't someone who would want to live in the country, he likes the busy city life, so if he couldn't move to the country where the air is cooler, couldn't he just make the city air cooler?

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"For those who have already invented clean energy, inventing something to clean the air won't be too difficult either." Tony commented as he went to his laboratory, leaving only the confused Happy the sheep in the room.

Unbeknownst to Alex, Tony began developing something to purify the air just so his Mana would regenerate faster.

This idea of his was actually viable, since the Mana that Players regenerated was actually from the air, and purer air would actually increase the regeneration speed.

But this improvement would not be very substantial, it would probably range from 0.1% of Mana regenerated every 10 seconds to a maximum of 0.2% of Mana regenerated every 10 seconds.

Which for Players with healing Skills that would save people would probably be the difference between saving two lives or saving four lives in the same amount of time.

But this was also something relative to the person's talent.

The more magical affinity a person had, the more Mana they could regenerate per second, and the less the person had, the less Mana they would regenerate.

While Tony was regenerating 0.1% every 10 seconds, there were extremely talented people like Stranger who was laughing at the sight of his Mana regenerating 1% every 10 seconds.

And in the same way Steve Rogers suffered from a 0.05% regeneration every 10 seconds.

This was something beyond Alex's control, but for normal people, even with a regeneration of 0.001 every second, just being able to use magic in real life was more than enough for them to celebrate and be extremely grateful to Notch.

With the number of Players reaching level 10 increasing, the number of people around the world who appeared with Skills was even greater.

Unfortunately, after what happened to Maria, many people started to hide that they had learned ESW Skills, but there were still confident people who were not afraid of anything and openly showed the Skills they learned.

Mainly Priests, Shamans and Paladins, who when they learned a healing Skill, were quickly hired as doctors for the city's hospitals, which changed most people's lives from salaries of just five figures annually to finally reaching six figures, all thanks to Elder Scrolls: Warcraft.

[Come and get treated at Lake City Hospital, we count on the treatment of a level 12 Priest among our doctors, guaranteeing a cure for the vast majority of diseases!]

When this announcement appeared on the Oasis Local Forum, Players from Lake City and the surrounding cities were shocked.

Mainly sick people and people who had sick relatives quickly disconnected from the game and went to Lake City Hospital to make an appointment with the Level 12 Priest.

Even though the consultation is a little expensive, if this could cure their illness that would be great!

Seeing the number of new patients coming from the city and even more coming from neighboring cities, the Director of Lake City Hospital opened a big smile thinking about how right his choice was to hire his cousin to work at the hospital.

Who knew that his cousin, a simple man who worked as a package delivery man, had actually managed to reach level 10 before most of the Players.

When Priest called the Hospital Director, who was his cousin, he just wanted to try to understand his Skill.

The Director also played ESW and knew how the Skill worked in the game, so he readily accepted and they came to test it.

To their surprise, the Skill could cure most diseases!

So without thinking twice, the Director quickly offered his cousin the same salary as a surgeon at the hospital, causing both his cousin and the other doctors to be shocked.

But seeing how effective his Skill's healing was, these people had to accept that he was really worth that salary.

Thus, the first real-world medical Player emerged, causing other nearby hospitals to quickly start looking for other Players with healing Skills as well as encouraging employees to play to get healing Skills as well, for fear of losing all their patients. to Lake City Hospital.

When the Players saw this, they were also extremely excited to play, wanting to get a good Skill that would possibly guarantee them a great job in the future, thus creating a win-win situation for everyone!