Even if Gauss didn't speak, Adelle could still figure out his thoughts.
Simply put, it would be better to be frank and inform him.
After all, many people have the idea of taking up a second profession.
However, wanting is one thing; actually achieving it is much harder than Gauss had anticipated.
Through his exchanges with Adelle, Gauss gradually understood the critical aspects.
Learning a skill from another profession is difficult, but what's even more difficult is engaging in a new system.
Because it involves the most fundamental conflict in the power system.
This seems to be a repulsive force from some grand rule of this world.
This rule results in the mutual exclusion of profession cores.
Even if two cores are designated as primary and secondary, like in Gauss's case, the primary core, which is the source of Gauss's abilities as a Magic Envoy, would logically suppress the birth of another sword profession core.
