[The Bond Pool does not redistribute. It creates.]
Quinlan read that last line twice.
He knew how experience worked in this world. You killed something, you earned a fixed amount. If you were in a party, the party split that amount based on kill contribution. If you had a multiplier like [Blessed Seed], the multiplier tripled what you personally earned.
But the total was always the total. Nobody got more than the kill was worth. The system kept its books clean, and no class, no skill, no artifact in this world had ever been documented producing experience that did not come from somewhere.
[Blessed Seed] tripled a woman's kills. If Sera brought down a creature worth ten thousand experience, she walked away with thirty thousand, which was powerful and the reason his girls had climbed faster than anyone on the continent could explain.
