Dawn of the Grey Tower

Magic is a kind of knowledge, and knowledge does not affect the human subject. In other words, knowledge cannot directly transform the human subject, especially when it does not touch the subject.

In other words, the practice of magic cannot make a person become wise. It may give a person different ways of thinking and make him look smarter, but that is not really an improvement of wisdom, it just optimizes the original twists and turns. Or the blocked part.

Therefore, not all spellcasters will be wise old men. Putting aside the knowledge of magic, the characters they show are actually the same as ordinary people, but they are more rational after training.

As for the so-called rationality to what extent, it can only be said that it is beyond the scope of definite conclusions. Not everyone will use rational thinking effectively after receiving training, and not everyone is suitable for rational thinking. The so-called Rational thinking itself is even less superior to others.

From the previous mortal sentence, this female mage obviously does not have the same idea, and the caster is a kind of pride to her.

The branch moved, and the shadow was slightly revealed in it. Jian Qi's eyes are very good at catching things that move in the line of sight, because eyesight and reflexes are directly related, and blind people can indeed become martial arts masters, but that does not mean that losing eyesight will inevitably make rapid progress in martial arts.

Therefore, a pair of eye-catching eyes is still what the warrior needs. The so-called seeing six directions, listening to all directions, is not just a delicate and sensitive modification. And that inconspicuous change happened to be within the six paths that his eyes could observe. In this case, there was no reason to continue hesitating. Sword Qi lifted the stone and waved casually.

"Look at the darts!"

Talking about the dart, the sword seeker shook his wrist, and two stones flew out from his fingers, spinning in the air with a slight sound of breaking through the air. In fact, if you really want to say that the hidden weapon is sent, the sound should be as small as possible, but Jian Qi's hand is not a serious hidden weapon. Even if the stone is embarrassing, his two pieces are too small and broken.

Since it is impossible to cause actual harm, his purpose has become intimidation, and the sound of breaking air can enhance the effect of intimidation.

"what!"

In fact, when he heard this scream, Jian Qi frowned slightly. Because he had a foreboding that his opponent might be very troublesome this time, and it was not on a combat level.

Sure enough, following an embarrassing movement, a figure jumped out from the grass where he had avoided it. She had hidden the bushes before being extremely dense, and the female mage's hair was the same color as the bushes, it was no wonder that Jian Qi could not detect it for the first time.

But this is more like a coincidence. Judging from the action of her jumping out of the bushes, the swooping without thinking about how to get up quickly, and the meaningless screams, she would not be a good fighting person. It is even more impossible to be good at hiding.

It can only be said that the timing of this battle is determined by their side, which gives them the advantage of planning ahead.

Jian Qi took the knife upside down and walked forward quickly. At the moment when the opponent turned and faced up, Jian Qi put the sword on her neck in a timely manner. They cooperated so naturally, like a drama partner that had been rehearsed in advance. .

However, the protagonist of this scene is the female mage, and Jian Qi is just a supporting role for her. The supporting role will respond appropriately to the protagonist's actions, and the initiative of how to act is in the hands of the protagonist.

"Mute's Snake."

Words that Jian Qi couldn't understand sounded in a low voice, and the female mage stretched out her hand to grab his ankle. But how can it be caught? With a slight movement of Jian Qi's calf, he walked around the opponent's fingers and palm and stepped on her forearm joint.

Cheese once said that there are restrictions on spells that rely on contact. It does not mean that any contact between two people will cause magic effects. At least one of them must be restricted before the spell can be established. For example, the female mage's cast just now mostly requires her palm to touch the target's skin to take effect. As long as she hides her palm, her other body parts are safe.

Such restrictions may sound stupid, but they are necessary for the wizards. In the legend, there was a king who had accomplished great achievements and won the favor of the gods, allowing him to obtain a reward.

The king asked the gods to give his hands magic power to turn everything he touched into gold. The **** allowed it, but what was given was not a blessing, but also a curse. After that, whatever the king touched, everything turned into gold. He no longer felt the temperature, no longer felt soft and hard, and could no longer even embrace his relatives and lovers.

The story itself seems to be telling people not to be greedy, even if you get a reward from the heavens, you have to be somewhat restrained. But it also points out how dangerous an unrestricted spell can be. Therefore, the composition of spells cannot only go from cause to effect, but must also plan a route between cause and effect, otherwise the spell will definitely get out of control and deviate from the original vision of the caster.

Back at the moment, Jian Qiben thought he had restrained the opponent, and was about to ask. He did not expect that the effect of the spell was not effective by contact. He bowed his head and immediately saw a serpentine black shadow from the female. The mage got out of the cuffs, followed her clothes and climbed onto her vamp, and the posture continued to climb.

The sword seeker is not a mage after all. He has not much experience in magic. Seeing this, he instinctively jumped back and separated his opponent's hand, shaking his ankles to get rid of the snake of shadow.

The female mage slowly got up while rubbing her sore arm, with a complicated smile on her face, looking at the scene in front of her.

The serpentine shadow crawled on Jian Qi's clothes, from calf to thigh, no matter how slapped and shaken, he couldn't shake it off. Moreover, the shadow seems to be growing, getting thicker and longer.

"Haha, I must have made a mistake last time. How can there be mortals that can resist magic? This is what you should look like now."

Regardless of retorting the opponent's ridicule, Jian Qi just wanted to quickly get rid of the snake shadow on his body. Seeing that he couldn't get rid of it, he simply swung a short knife and cut the clothes with the snake shadow on his body a few times, wanting to remove the spell in this way.

But the snake is like an earthworm, the interruption is divided into two, and the vertical cut is divided into four, which can't be removed at all. The sword-seeker simply slammed his heart and took off all his clothes. But even so, the snake shadow still walked on his skin like a tarsal maggot.

Fear, then breeds. That kind of unfounded deep fear made him have a terrible idea.

Maybe you can get rid of it by cutting off the skin?

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