The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

Compared with witch magic, the learning process of mage magic is much more troublesome.

Witches only need to rely on their will and emotions to drive the magic power in their own blood to perform magic.

Simply put, it’s “I think so I can.”

All you need is magic power and a firm will to cast spells.

As for the mage's magic, he must use his mental power to build the corresponding spell structure in his mind bit by bit, and then he can have the ability to cast this magic.

Elemental magic uses this spell structure to leverage the elemental power floating in the air to perform magic.

Spiritual magic uses this spell structure to induce more of one's spiritual power to perform magic.

Alchemical magic uses mental power to imprint the spell structure in the mind on the magic materials bit by bit, so that it has the corresponding magic effect.

Generally speaking, the mental power that mages can use to draw spell structures is limited, so even mages with multi-system magic talents will not learn all the magic of the faction they are good at, but will combine multiple magic systems. Create a more versatile spell system.

For example, the book "Essential Tricks for Mage Apprentices" in Moran's hand says:

"Constructing a spell structure is the same as building a meditation chart. It is a difficult and slow process. Destroying the spell structure will cause the mental power to build the spell structure to be completely destroyed.

Therefore, the selection and matching of magic is very important to the mage. "

This book lists tricks that are more practical for apprentice mages, as well as their matching ideas and future potential.

A mage apprentice is equivalent to a trainee witch.

Juggling is the magic level corresponding to the mage apprentice level. Because it is too weak and looks like a magic trick, it is called a sleight of hand.

Afterwards, the levels of mages and magic are the same as those of witches. They are all called elementary, intermediate, advanced and peak levels, and their power and effects are almost in one-to-one correspondence.

However, most of the wizard's magic has no upgrade potential.

In other words, what level was this magic spell structure at when it was constructed? It will always be at this level thereafter.

Only a few magic spells can be further constructed and upgraded based on the original spell structure.

The process of mages learning magic is the process of constructing spell structures.

Once the spell structure is successfully constructed, the spell is considered learned.

If it cannot be further constructed and upgraded, the effect of this magic will basically be fixed.

There is no way to upgrade through practice. At most, the mage's level has improved, his mental power has become stronger, or his elemental affinity has increased. Since his influence on elemental power has increased, he can use the same spell structure to mobilize more elemental power, thus Enhance the effect of spellcasting.

But this enhancement effect is always limited.

Each level has different magic, plus some compound magic that can mobilize the power of multiple elements. Overall, the number of wizards' magic is more than that of witches.

However, a large part of this quantitative gap is due to the limitation of the spell structure. The effect of each spell is fixed. What a witch can accomplish with one spell, a mage's magic must rely on several spells to achieve it.

For example, a witch's golden archery technique includes single arrows, multiple arrows, arrows as big as pillars, and arrows as small as needles. These can all be achieved by improving magic proficiency and magic level.

But for the mage, a single gold element arrow is a magic, multiple gold element arrows are a magic, a giant arrow is a magic, and a golden needle is a magic.

Special magic such as witch cooking magic has flexible and diverse effects. For mages, it is basically impossible to achieve it by constructing a spell structure.

So Lilith and the others said that wizard magic is not as good as witch magic, and from this perspective, it is indeed true.

After all, there is still a layer between mental power and elemental power. It is better to directly convert magic power into elemental power to cast spells.

Although it has flaws, it also has certain advantages.

Such as composite element magic and spiritual magic.

Mental power is only used as a bargaining chip and lever to leverage elemental power. As long as the affinity is sufficient, it can affect multiple elemental powers.

Instead, magic power is converted into elemental power, which can only be converted into a single elemental power at a time.

So witches don't have compound magic, mages do.

There is basically no substitute for the wizard's compound magic.

For Moran, the wizard's compound magic not only expands her magic reserves, but also provides her with some inspiration for making compound magic cards.

Just seeing representative compound magic in "Basic Principles of Compound Magic" piqued Moran's interest.

For example, field magic that can change the battle terrain.

Unfortunately, the magic book sent by Grandma Della did not record the structure of compound magic spells, only some theoretical books.

Moran only saw a few compound tricks in "Essential Tricks for Mage Apprentices", and the effect was better than nothing, far behind the large-scale compound magic.

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Spiritual magic is even more special.

The spell structure is only used as a guide, and the spell effects displayed are more based on the characteristics of mental power.

Each different energy has its own characteristics that are different from other energies, and the same is true for spiritual power.

The reason why spiritual magic is somewhat similar to the spiritual magic of witches is because spiritual power is related to memory, while spiritual power is related to thought and cognition.

Thought and cognition are, in a sense, based on memory.

One affects memory, and the other affects thoughts and cognition, and the effects overlap in some ways.

For example, the mage's memory fabrication can change the recipient's attitude towards himself by changing the memory.

The witch's bewitching can also do the same, and it is easier.

But the changes in memory fabrication are more detailed and more widely used.

Moreover, in the mage's mental magic, there is also magic such as forgetfulness that can delete memory.

After seeing the effects of these two magics in a book "Introduction to Mental Magic", Moran decided at the first time that he must learn them.

These two magics are simply the only choice for infiltrating alien races.

Not only can they delete memories, but they can also fabricate memories. Not only can they give themselves a "real" identity in the cognition of others, but they also have no worries about exposing their identities.

Unfortunately, Moran searched through the magic books sent by Grandma Della, not to mention forgetfulness and memory fabrication, and even an apprentice-level trick of mental magic could not be found.

The magic books that Grandma Della sent that actually recorded the spell structures and could be learned only had a complete set of magic of the five major elements: gold, wood, earth, fire, and water. They were available from apprentice level to advanced level.

However, there were basically only one or two spell structures for each advanced magic system.

The magic of wind, thunder, and ice only had apprentice and elementary levels.

The magic of light and dark even had only a few apprentice-level spell structures. (End of this chapter)