Death Wizard Diary

Monica on the stage didn't care whether her actions frightened the children around her. She stretched out her index finger and twirled the crystal ball with her fingertips as easily as candy.

"Meditation. Through mental immersion, you can sense the elements around you, pull the elements into your body, and integrate them with your own magic power. This is the most stable way to improve your magic power."

The crystal ball rotated slightly on Monica's fingertips, and white bright arcs flashed from time to time.

"Meditation can also stabilize your mental state. If one day you realize that you are going crazy, you can try to use meditation to maintain a certain level of sobriety."

Monica raised her red lips and smiled slightly, as if she had thought of something interesting.

"Of course, if you can't solve the cause of the abnormality, you will still be crazy if you should."

Next Monica began to instruct the new apprentices on how to enter meditation.

She asked everyone to choose the picture that looked most pleasing to their eyes or least dizzy from the meditation album in front of them, and observe it through the crystal ball in front of them.

Sol endured the discomfort and quickly flipped through the album in his hand.

He felt dizzy after looking at each picture, and in the end he could only choose a picture that made him less uncomfortable and nauseated and spread it out.

It was a picture of multiple characters walking in circles.

The highest point of the picture is a normal adult man. To the left of him is an almost identical portrait of a man, but if you look closely, their movements are different.

The second person slightly bent his knees and raised his hands.

The third person looks similar, but it can be seen that his hands are stretched out by his sides, and his heels are slightly raised while bending his knees.

In this way, each individual's movements are different, just like the original animation picture, and finally form a walking movement change diagram.

In this way, Sol remembered the principles of animation.

He followed the densely packed figures and looked at them one by one, but when he saw the upside-down figure at the bottom of the pattern, he suddenly realized that this person had turned into an octopus monster at some point!

This change is not sudden.

When Sol looked back, he didn't feel that there was any difference between each picture and the next, but the figure at the bottom was indeed an octopus picture.

As a person walked, he turned into a monster, but in the middle of the journey, he didn't notice anything wrong.

Just like humans, they are originally octopus monsters!

Sol endured his dizziness and continued to look up counterclockwise. This time, he not only paid attention to the changes in the characters' movements, but also the differences in each picture.

There seems to be a change, but there seems to be no change.

When he looked back at the top pattern, the monster turned into a human again.

Sol finally couldn't hold on any longer, so he suddenly covered his eyes with his hands and fell backwards.

However, before he fell to the ground, a pair of hands suddenly grabbed his back and helped him up.

There was also laughter coming from around me.

Sol's eyes were filled with tears and he couldn't see clearly. He thought it was Keli who supported him and just whispered "Thank you".

"There's nothing funny about this. He fell to the ground because he finished watching the whole picture. Unlike you, who just flinched when he got dizzy!"

When the voice sounded, Sol realized that it was Instructor Monica who was supporting him.

At this time, his eyes no longer stung so much. He reluctantly opened them and vaguely saw the woman beside him.

Monica looked at the tearful little boy and couldn't help but smile. She lowered her head to check the pattern Sol had chosen, and a moment of surprise flashed in her eyes.

But she quickly regained her composure.

"Exploration is brave, but you must also pay attention to moderation. You have good mental strength, try to see if you can immerse yourself in it through the crystal ball."

"Thank you, instructor."

It seems that Sol is getting started quickly, and Monica actually uses him as an example to guide other newcomers.

This makes many newcomers and old people envious.

Sol lived up to his expectations and was immediately immersed in the game on his first try.

Enter a state of meditative immersion, and then observe through the crystal ball, the picture of humans and monsters walking will not make you dizzy.

Images of characters and monsters floated up from the paper and came into Thor's mind.

Soon, everything around him became blurry, and the sound seemed to come from the distant sky.

Everything dimmed and soon became bright again.

What lights up Sol's world again are colorful little balls of light.

Sol immediately, under Monica's guidance, pulled the small ball of light closest to him, leading it to blend into his eyebrows little by little.

It went very smoothly. The first elemental particle followed Thor honestly into his body and merged into a bubble-like existence in his mind.

Sol was extremely excited and immediately started the next pull.

He didn't notice that Mentor Monica's brows suddenly frowned.

She left Sol and walked around the classroom, letting other new apprentices try meditation like Sol.

Not all new apprentices can be immersed directly like Sol, and many have not even found a suitable meditation chart.

"Wear your crystal ball. It can help you isolate dangerous things and maintain the stability of your meditation. Before you enter the second level, I do not recommend that you meditate directly without the crystal ball."

Monica returned to the front, tirelessly explaining the key points of meditation, but did not personally guide others like she did with Sol.

This made some people feel dissatisfied. How could a wizard apprentice who had successfully cheated deserve the most attention from his mentor?

But no one dared to really make a sound of dissatisfaction.

The first meditation class passed quickly, and Sol didn't come back to his senses until everyone was gone.

Keli originally wanted to call Sol up, but was interrupted by Monica.

Keli looked at Monica in confusion, and saw the latter showing an incomprehensible smile.

"You go out, I have something to talk to him alone."

Kelly immediately looked at Monica with suspicious eyes.

Being looked at by a little red-haired girl like this, Monica's face immediately darkened, but before she could get angry, Keli ran away quickly.

Don't forget to close the door.

Monica then walked back to Sol, reached out and snapped her fingers.

A string of electric sparks immediately hit Sol's forehead.

Sol was shocked by this sudden stimulation, and when he opened his eyes, he saw a pair of Monica's long legs standing in front of him.

"Teacher Monica!" He raised his head and looked around, only to realize that there was no one around.

"Sorry, Tutor Monica, I'll leave right away."

Sol apologized profusely and began to pack his things.

"Elemental perception is something I will talk about in the next class." Monica's red lips slightly opened, but her voice was cool, "Elemental perception is actually a characteristic of mental power.

Just like everyone's appearance is different, everyone's elemental perception is not exactly the same."

"It represents your sensitivity to ions of specific attribute elements. For example, take a piece of paper with three color attributes of red, yellow, and green, and then throw a handful of stones that are red, yellow, green, and blue.

Up there. What colors do you think you can see?"

Saul didn't really understand. "You mean, a piece of paper with red, yellow, and green colors?"

"Can you understand? It has three three-color attributes at the same time, not three colors."

Sol seemed to understand what Monica meant.

"If a piece of paper is red, yellow, and green...then the first thing I see is a blue stone."

Monica nodded, "As long as you understand. The body is like that piece of paper. Color attributes make us insensitive to other elements. The color you can see the most is the element with the strongest perception. The stronger your mental power.

Weakness also affects the number of elements we perceive."

After saying that, she picked up the little monster eating human skin on the ground, twisted her waist and left the classroom.

Sol was left with a confused face.

"Teacher Monica, why did you suddenly tell me this?"

Sol picked up the book and crystal ball, wondering.

He walked in the small classroom for a long time, walking slowly step by step, just like his stagnant thoughts at this time.

"Only blue can be seen...only blue can be seen..."

When Sol pressed his hand on the classroom door handle, he raised his head suddenly.

"I, when I was meditating just now, I didn't seem to see many dark element particles!"

The muscles on his face kept twitching, and the young man's face became distorted little by little.

"I, I...the element with my strongest perception...is not the dark element!"