fighting monsters and traveling towards the dungeon.

Heiwama had been traveling for 3 days now, but they were the worst few days of his life.. Heiwama had fought all kinds of pesky monsters, some goblins had tried to steal his loot, he even had to run away from 2 b- rank orcs that were just walking around, He had made barely any progress and he decided he had to think of a better way to get through the forest of doom as he called it. So he thought of a plan, he was going to use air magic combined with some big leafs to make a paraglider which would allow him to abuse not only his magic but also the wind around him to kind of levitate through the skies but it didnt go to plan, (of course) he realised he did not have strong enough leaves nor wind magic to put his plan into work, and he couldn't leave the mountain because he wouldn't have a high up starting point.. Heiwama started to practice his wind magic day in day out, and after defeating countless enemies with only wind magic he obtained a skill: Master of wind. Heiwama got excited and he tried it out, he didn't think it would be too op but then he got flung up 30 ft into the air! WHATTT he started to brace for impact but it didnt come, he realised he was levitating through the air like some kind of avatar type airbender, so he started to fly around a bit but suddenly he felt his mana supply emptying and he tried to land, he succeeded in this and then he checked his mana, this skill had used around half of it even though he had an immense amount of mana for his age, he realised he had to use this skill a multitude of times before he would actually be able to use it for long periods of time. If you didn't know the more and the longer you use a skill the easier it gets to use it, so if you would use fireball 5 times you can cast it way easier and with less mana wasted, so Heiwama practiced, and practiced, after 4 whole days of tiring out his mana supply he could now use the skill  for 5 hours straight and still have a decent supply of mana, so he decided to go to sleep and tomorrow he would go on his journey through the skies.