Six Ring Wizard

Herague's physical body has now reached the level of rules. Only the power of rules can impress him. Ordinary sword attacks and energy attacks have no effect.

In other words, even if Herage stood still in front of a first-level wizard, it would be difficult for the first-level wizard to cause any harm to Herage if he used up all the magic power in his body.

The one who can pose a threat to Herage now must be at least a second-level wizard, and he must also be a second-level wizard with a high degree of control over the power of rules.

Herage was delighted, this was like adding a super powerful turtle shell.

However, he knew that he couldn't be careless. At least the third-level wizard was still very likely to seriously injure him. He couldn't just rely on the existence of the world melting pot to act recklessly.

Herage recalled that when he first analyzed the spell of the World Forge, he learned that the goal of this spell was to turn every cell in the body into a plane, so that endless planes could be formed in the body.

At first I thought this was just the creator's imagination, and the creator himself might not have reached this level.

But now it seems that if the current development continues, there may be a glimmer of hope to reach that state in the future.

Herage said: "Who created such a powerful spell?"

Although he got two stone slabs, there was very little information about the stone slabs themselves. He only knew that they were inherited from an ancient tribe.

I don’t know which plane this tribe exists in, or whether it still exists.

Toad suddenly said: "It should have something to do with the ancestor's bloodline in your body. Just a spell shouldn't have such an effect."

Toad thought for a while, and he thought that although this spell was indeed very powerful, it should not be able to form such a perverted state in the internal realm.

He thought it was probably because the bloodline in Herage's body was strong enough. Not only did he have the highest level of ancestor bloodline, he also had a variety of other powerful bloodlines.

With the blessing of such a powerful bloodline, coupled with the spell of the World Furnace, and the integration of various rules and powers, Herage formed the inner realm by chance.

Herague thought about it. Without a strong enough bloodline support, ordinary people's bodies would not be able to withstand the formation of the internal realm.

If an ordinary person's body had a realm within his body, it would probably explode to pieces.

Herage didn't feel any discomfort during this process. That was because the ancestor's bloodline itself was extremely powerful and capable of carrying such power.

He now somewhat understands why the prerequisite for learning World Crucible must be the Great Dark Sky as an innate spell.

Only by relying on the Great Dark Sky to absorb enough and powerful enough blood, can the physical body carry so much power of rules.

However, the internal realm was probably not in the original conception of the creator of the World Forge spell. Herague's situation should have been an accident.

With the help of the internal realm, Herage finally had another trump card to protect himself.

But compared with the realm of a real fourth-level wizard, this internal realm is still far behind.

The fourth-level wizard directly expands the domain, and I am the master in the domain.

Unlike Herage's internal realm, it cannot affect the outside world, but the physical body is strong enough.

There is only one room inside the Fallen Wings, so Reis and Asuna are also watching from the sofa nearby, listening to the speeches of Herage and Toad.

After they realized the power of the inner realm, they were naturally really happy for Herage.

They were also a little curious about the toad, but they instinctively did not ask.

Herage didn't talk about the details about the toad. Naturally, he had his reasons. The two women were very sensible and didn't ask.

But both Reis and Asuna realized that this toad was definitely not just a messenger, it must be an unimaginable supreme being.

They had previously wondered how Herage could reach the elven plane.

Unexpectedly, the humble messenger, a toad, opened his mouth and arrived in the elven plane in the blink of an eye.

What level of power is required is beyond the ability of two first-level wizards to understand.

When Herage communicated with Toad, the knowledge that Toad talked about was not accessible to ordinary wizards in the Land of Dawn. It belonged to another level entirely.

Ruisi thought to herself: "My man is still very powerful. Anyone who signs a messenger is of this level."

…

Three days later.

Herague has become roughly familiar with the changes in his body in the past few days. It is the same as the toad described, and it is an existence similar to the inner realm.

With this internal domain within the body, shields like Absolute Defense are no longer of much use.

In terms of defense, the internal field is already full.

The Titan Power spell is still useful, and it can greatly enhance physical strength after use.

Herage is also considering that he can start to use the dark blue chips to develop some secondary spells.

He has now mastered so many second-level spells, and he has carefully studied and studied the spell model of each second-level spell.

While studying these second-level spells, Herage also learned a lot of knowledge from them.

These second-level spells were developed by some extremely outstanding senior wizards. The process of learning these second-level spells can also be learned from the research process of the senior wizards.

After mastering enough samples, Deep Blue can also start to conduct some research related to secondary spells.

Herage had this idea a long time ago, but he didn't know enough about the power of rules at the time and didn't dare to conduct research rashly.

The power at the level of rules is still too strong. If you don't pay attention, it may cause great harm. Herage must be careful.

The essence of level two spells is to use the power of various rules to achieve various goals.

A simpler second-level spell may involve a rule, and what it does is very simple, and does not require advanced skills in using the power of the rule.

Higher-level second-level spells are more complicated and may involve the use of multiple rules and powers.

This not only requires the learner to control a variety of powers, but also places extremely high demands on spell developers.

The mutual coordination and mobilization of various rule powers is not that simple, and the effects produced by each other are also extremely wonderful, which requires in-depth research on these.

Herage can now use Deep Blue to develop some simple second-level spells. For more advanced ones, due to the lack of relevant knowledge, even Deep Blue has difficulty in developing them.

Knowledge involving this level is generally strictly controlled by the major wizard organizations in the Land of Dawn and will not be easily leaked to the outside world. (End of chapter)