Lux's Magic Penetration Rod

The mages who had just begun to learn magic theory quickly applied the knowledge they learned into practice and used it in the subsequent excavation of artificial lakes.

It was the first time for everyone to systematically learn magic, and they all held back the enthusiasm that "magic is a talent", so they naturally accepted the idea of ​​"using magic to change the world".

Among the many Dharma Protectors, only Frey was filled with doubts.

Frey, who came here as a transfer and was born in Freljord, didn't understand at all why so many powerful mages were digging land to plant trees and build dams here.

In Frey's view, these Demacia mages can already be compared with the Frost Witch's Frostguard Priests. Each of them is extremely talented, and casting spells can be as easy as eating and drinking with just a little guidance.

Shouldn't such a powerful spellcaster conquer everything?

Digging a reservoir?

Dig it!

With such an elite team of mages, Lux still knows how to teach...

This is clearly the next Lissandra!

Although Frey hates Lissandra who destroyed her tribe, according to the Freljordian concept, this does not prevent her from recognizing Lissandra as an extremely powerful spellcaster and a leader worthy of following.

Therefore, in Frey's view, Lux can completely follow Lissandra's path and use powerful magic to control everything, instead of having to lead these talented mages to dig holes here!

According to us Freljordians, with your weak behavior, you should simply dig a hole and bury yourself in it!

At the beginning, Frey was just dissatisfied, but he still wanted to see Vayne, so he held back his dissatisfaction and thought, "You can embarrass yourself as much as you like, I'll learn my magic, and then just leave." .

Anyway, I've been keeping that statue for you in Forsbarrow for so long.

But unfortunately, Frey obviously overestimated his patience.

After personally seeing the exit from the Shadow Realm and finding that it seemed difficult for her to enter directly, she accepted Lux's suggestion and began studying magic theory.

After briefly asking what she was good at, Frey was placed in Group 21.

The members of this group are diverse, including several vastayas and people with vastaya blood or old god beliefs, who all have the ability to change forms.

After being assigned to this group, even though Frey repeatedly told herself not to mind her own business, she finally couldn't help it when she saw these good shamans being inexplicably turned onto strange roads.

Of course, she didn't stupidly try to persuade Lux or Ino, but used what she considered to be a very tactful way to persuade other members of Group 21, hoping that they could face their own power.

It is also interesting to say that even for such a large-scale project, there are some groups whose abilities are not very useful-this is the case with Group 21.

Whether they are Vastayans, Vastayan hybrids, or descendants of old god priests, their special magic power only works on themselves.

The vastaya's spells are one of the few magical blind spots of Kalya. Kalya can only teach them the most basic theories, but he really doesn't understand the more profound rituals of calling all spirits.

As for the descendants of the priests of the old gods, although Ino has captured part of the power of the Lund Python, Kalya really has no time to study it now. Lux and Ino are considered 997 at best, and Kalya is completely in the state of 007. He could only rest on the sand in his own little world occasionally, and he had no time to deal with the giant python bloodline sent by Ino.

In this case, the situation of Group 21 is undoubtedly very embarrassing.

According to the class photos, it is all basic intensive training and there is no advanced training; as for the work, it is arranged in the logistics support link, and usually provides logistics support for other logistics groups in the camp.

Although the vastaya hybrids in Team 21 were good at cooking and were unanimously praised by all the mages, their work was really embarrassing compared to other teams sweating profusely on the construction site.

Under this situation, Frey chose to talk to the members of the same group while studying, and hoped to teach them the skills he had honed on the edge of life and death.

The so-called armed with sharp blades and murderous intentions, in Frey's view, these people obviously lack understanding of their own power. As long as the guardians know how powerful they control, then they will no longer be satisfied with digging for it. pit.

When the time comes, I can bring these "reformed" dharma warriors to have a good talk with Miss Lux - you can't get anything done by working like a furnace owner. You have to stand up and let others know. Your strength!

While others are hoarding food, you are hoarding guns. Others are your granary. How can you be so miserable? Haha, you are building the reservoir yourself. Are you sick?

Although Frey's actions were completely inconsistent with Lux's expectations, she did not have any bad intentions. She used strong power to conquer all dissatisfaction. This is the "right way" recognized by the Freljord people. She hopes that Keep Lux on the right path.

However, things soon developed beyond Frey's expectations.

At the beginning, when Frey said that he could teach everyone some new tricks, the members of the 21st group, who were almost pissed, all came over immediately.

Internal learning within a group is not something that is not allowed. As long as safety can be ensured, it is the right thing for everyone to learn from each other!

However, when Frey began to speak, the magicians present quickly discovered that something was wrong.

Good guy, what are you talking about?

How to master the power after changing shape and win with one blow like a beast?

How to resonate with the power of the old gods and maintain sanity amidst the violent power?

How to use the wild environment to weaken the enemy while strengthening yourself?

Does the content of your teaching require us to kill and cause destruction? !

The guardians of Group 21 immediately discovered a problem - this transfer student was obviously not a good person and had no good intentions!

As mentioned earlier, apart from some of the prisoners who followed Lax all the way north to Forsbarrow, who were serving sentences for real crimes, most of them were "unable to control their own strength, and the anti-magic potion was ineffective on them, and they were unable to do anything". A stranded person willing to leave Demacia.

Such people do have resentment and dissatisfaction with Demacia, but they also have recognition and love for it.

Now that we have finally arrived in the North, Lord Laxana has found a way to turn the devil into a talent, and everyone has a new identity. Who wants to be regarded as a source of danger like in the past?

Learning to kill?

Learning to destroy?

Do we still need to learn these things?

You are clearly tempting us to fall into darkness!

Frey, who is not a Demacian, only knows that Demacia rejects magic and those infected with demons, but she cannot truly understand the difficulties and pain of those infected with demons.

The Freljordian way of respecting the strong is a completely evil heretic in the eyes of the Demacians!

Therefore, Frey, who "kindly gave these spellcasters some blood", received a collective report in his second lesson.

That's right, reporting, collective reporting, and the kind that involves spontaneous arrest.

After some discussion, other members of Group 21 called on members of Group 20 and Group 22, and a total of thirty-one people took action together, catching the unsuspecting Frey directly.

At the same time, the leader of Group 21, Vastaya half-blood Atzen, directly found his "fellow" Sona.

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Sona, who learned that she had caught a spy, naturally did not dare to delay. While she sent people to notify Lux and Ino, she hurried to the camp where the incident occurred, and then dullly discovered that a majestic giant wolf was killed by the 20th and 21st , all the members of Group 22 suppressed them there.

Didn't you say you caught a spy?

Why is there a wolf here?

Teacher Kalya obviously said that with Ivar here, the beast would not spy on the camp?

Then, just when Sona was confused, Lux, who had just returned to the camp to prepare lessons, also hurried over.

"What's going on?"

Fortunately, the matter was not too complicated, and someone quickly stood up and explained the cause and effect of the whole thing. Facing their "teacher", although the members of these three groups were a little cramped, they had nothing to hide.

Even because they "discovered the spy", when telling the whole process, they were vaguely seeking credit.

At this time, Lux also discovered that Frey from Group 21 was missing, and then she heard that the wolf in front of her was Frey...

Although I had asked Frey what spells he was good at before, to be honest, Lux really didn't pay much attention to this Freljord changer.

To them, Frey is just a pitiful "old man who lost his only child" because of Vayne. Letting her join Group 21 is really just to let her learn magic theory and explore the Shadow Realm if possible in the future. Visiting class.

It would be even better if Frey could calm Vayne's emotions in the Shadow Realm.

However, what she didn't expect was that Frey was trying to teach the students how to use combat spells?

Learning to fight with magic is not something that needs to be avoided - Lux and Ino are very good at fighting with magic. Even Sona, who seems to be weak and gentle, can only describe the results of using magic as bloody.

However, at least the current Dharma Protector should not learn to fight.

Their magic theory is not solid enough and has no system, and their understanding of magic is not deep enough.

Unlike Lux and Ino, who had almost one-to-one tutoring with Karya, the progress of the Dharma Masters in large and small classes was not that fast, and no one wanted to give personal guidance 24 hours a day.

It is out of consideration for this point that when arranging the "syllabus", Kalya determined the learning process in which these magicians must "first get used to using magic to transform the world, and then use magic to protect the fruits of their labor."

As far as magic is concerned, these guardians are absolute "minors", and it's not yet time for them to come into contact with combat!

Therefore, Lux was very dissatisfied with Frey's overstepping.

What made her even more dissatisfied was what Frey said after he returned to his human form.

In order to eliminate the misunderstanding, Frey stated her thoughts frankly - but her "good intentions" were obviously not only not recognized, but also made Lux frown.

Use magic to conquer, use magic to rule?

This is not the right path to magic!

If it is really just for conquest and rule, Lux can be a real, high-ranking noble lord. In Demacia, the identity of a noble is a more effective means of governance than any magic. The blood of the Crownguard family is reasonable. A legitimate reason to rule!

But that's not what Lux wants, and it's not what Demacia needs!

"Magic is indeed a powerful force." After listening to Frey's statement, Lux couldn't help but pursed her lips, "But, Ms. Frey, magic is not only a powerful force!"

"I have never heard that there is some kind of noble magic in Demacia."

Frey is obviously mistaken - the so-called "noble magic" refers to the "spell caste" in the Freljord, where using the spells brought by the ice blood is more noble than using the power given by the old gods. Although most of the time the comparison of different spells still falls on the point of "who is more powerful", it is undeniable that the frost magic of the Frostguard priests is more popular than the shape-changing spell of the believers of the old gods.

Frost magic originating from the ice bloodline often represents the will of the witch in Freljord, and this is what Frey understands as "magic is not just a powerful force."

"It's not noble magic, but magic should not be used to rule and exploit." Lux narrowed her eyes, organized her words, and raised her head high, "It should not be used to launch wars, lead Come disaster!"

Frey grinned, feeling that Lux might have some serious illness.

Magic is so useful in battle, why don't you use it?

"In the Rune Wars, the heavy pain caused by magic made Demacia overly cautious about magic." Lux looked away from Frey and looked at the thoughtful people around her. Magicians, "I have told you about this period of history. The origin of Demacia's anti-magic policy originated from this. It originated from the pain that unbridled magic brought to our ancestors - those ancestors who fought against all odds. .”

Wherever they looked, the legal guardians nodded.

They had already heard this history from Lux.

"But in this world, magic can not only be used for destruction, but also for construction, and this is what we are doing now." Lux continued, "When we established the camp, I made it clear to everyone, This winter, we will build an artificial lake and a reservoir, a reservoir large enough to carry the melted water from the snowy mountains, and completely change the water conservancy environment of Forsbarrow!"

The guardians continued to nod. This part of the content had already been said when the temporary camp was just established.

"Dig a reservoir?" This was the first time Frey heard the specific goal of this project. Her eyes widened in astonishment, her tone full of disbelief, "This is impossible, digging lakes can only be done by gods. The thing - only gods like Volibear and Ornn can accomplish the great feat of tearing apart the Five Forks Fjords and digging into the Howling Abyss!"

"In Runeterra, there is no law that stipulates that only gods can accomplish amazing feats." Faced with Frey's exclamation, Lux's tone was extremely calm, "Compared to lying on the ground and praying to God as a priest, I pray to the gods and ask for the attention of the gods to realize my wishes. I prefer to use my hands to achieve everything... There has never been a savior."

Kalya’s Little Classroom·Shapechanger:

This is a collective name for a class of spellcasters who can change their own form.

Some shapechangers are because of their blood, some are because they have learned the shape-changing spell, and some are because they have received the favor of the old gods. They can change their form and turn themselves into some kind of beast, half-beast, or the chosen one of the old gods. This provides powerful combat effectiveness.