Chapter 197: Upgrading the Ring and Casting Spells
Subsequently, Gothe tried to disband the magic pet.
He just thought, and the six-pointed star array appeared again.
The star array enveloped Flora, flashed away, and disappeared with her.
According to the spell description: You can temporarily dismiss your familiar. At this time, it will enter a small plane and wait for your re-summoning.
Flora now should have entered a small plane exclusive to her.
Gothe once again consumed the liquid mana in his body and cast [Get Demonic Pet+].
The six-pointed star array appeared again and brought back Flora.
Flora in bulging form.
"What's wrong?" Gao De felt guilty inexplicably.
"Master, it's very dark and small inside. I don't like it."
"Then I won't go there from now on."
"It's best."
Fu Laura nodded her little soybean-sized head, then took out an equally small green leaf from somewhere, and started tracing it with her fingers.
Like a child doodling in a notebook.
"What are you doing?"
"Hold a grudge."
"Huh?"
"Today, you pulled me into a small dark room. This grudge, Fu Lady Laura took note of it.”
Gaode: “.”
Flora didn't like the small plane of [obtaining a magic pet+].
According to her, it was a small room.
Therefore, Gothe did not choose to take Flora back to the small plane.
Fortunately, the familiar can act independently and does not need to follow the mage.
And even if you follow her, Flora, which is the size of a finger, is indeed not difficult to carry
After coaxing the angry Flora, Gothe looked at the time and saw that it was already nine o'clock in the evening.
The second floor of the library is now closed.
But Gaode, who was still very excited and in high spirits, was somewhat restless.
He thought for a while and finally decided to leave the dormitory and go to the college's spell testing ground.
He was going to get familiar with the spell abilities of a first-level mage.
After being promoted to a first-level mage, a big gap compared with the mage apprentice stage is the ability to cast spells at a higher level.
It is still a private room rented for half an hour.
It's just that this time as an official mage, the cost of a private room suddenly increased from 5 silver to 1 gold, which made Gothe feel heartbroken.
You get what you pay for, and the corresponding change is that the private room space has become significantly larger, and the trial puppets are also more durable.
Gothe aimed at the trial puppet and first cast the [Frost Bite] which he had previously mastered but whose specific power had not yet been verified.
A quarter of the liquid mana in his body disappeared instantly.
The trial puppet also gave timely feedback at this time.
Freeze damage, attack power 6 degrees.
Normally casting a trick only consumes 1/4 drop of liquid mana. My current total mana is 20 drops of liquid mana, which means that I can cast 80 tricks. After getting the exact number, Gaode He breathed a sigh of relief.
He felt that his "phobia of insufficient mana" was finally cured.
"Try raising the ring and casting the spell again." Gothe secretly said.
The so-called level-up spell casting means using a high-level mage level to cast low-level spells.
For example, Gothe, as a first-level mage, can choose between normal casting and level-up casting to cast a magic spell.
When cast normally, the effect of the trick is no different from that performed by the mage apprentice.
As for raising the ring to cast a spell, the power of the trick will be correspondingly increased.
It’s still [Frost Bite].
But this time when casting a spell, Gothe directly consumed 1 drop of complete liquid mana.
The trial puppet gives timely feedback:
Freeze damage, attack power 12 degrees.
The mana consumption has been increased from 1/4 drop of liquid mana to 1 drop of liquid mana, but the power has only doubled. Gothe said secretly, not feeling unreasonable. This is a bit like the fuel consumption of a car. Compared with the speed of improvement, fuel consumption generally increases exponentially rather than proportionally.
But no matter what, the increase in spell power is obvious.
Of course, there is an upper limit for leveling up and casting spells, and it is impossible to increase the level infinitely.
Generally, a magic trick that can be raised and cast three times is already the limit.
For example, [Frost Bite] has a normal power of 6 degrees. A level 1 mage raising the level to cast a spell will increase the power of [Frost Bite] to 12 degrees.
When a second-level mage raises his level to cast a spell, it will be raised to 18 degrees, and when a third-level mage raises his level to cast a spell, it will be 24 degrees.
But 24 degrees is the ultimate power that [Frost Bite] can achieve.
Even if you are a fourth-ring mage or a fifth-ring mage, it is impossible to increase the power of [Frost Bite] as a sleight of hand.
Subsequently, Gothe tried other spells that had not been tested before one by one.
[Toxic Gas Spray], poison damage, attack power 10 degrees, double the power of spell casting.
[Blade Explosion], force field damage, attack power of 6 degrees, upgrading the ring to double the casting power.
[Moonlight Arrow], radiant damage, attack power of 4 degrees, the power under moonlight is increased to 6 degrees, and the magic power of the ring is doubled.
[Dead Man's Knell], necrotic damage, attack power of 8 degrees, triggers the prerequisites, the attack power will be increased to 12 degrees, and the power of the up-ring casting will be doubled.
In addition to increasing the power, ring-raising spell casting may also have other effects.
For example, [Magic Explosion], the king of magic damage with an attack power of ten degrees, does not double the power when casting a spell, but creates an extra ray.
In addition to damage spells, many other tricks also have the possibility of raising the level to cast spells.
Like the [Water Creation Spell], every time the spell is raised, the amount of water it creates will increase by 2 gallons.
Of course, this doesn't mean much to most mages.
Normal casting uses 1/4 drop of liquid mana to create two gallons of water, while the Ring Master uses 1 drop of liquid mana to create 4 gallons of water.
It would be better to cast the spell twice normally.
Same effect, but save half the mana.
But for Gaode, it is of great significance.
——[Water Making +] can only be "drawn" by casting the spell for the first time every day.
Raising the ring and casting spells is equivalent to guaranteeing that once you win the prize, the reward will be doubled.
After some testing, Gothe left the spell testing ground with satisfaction.
He truly understood what Instructor He Xi said. In the mage world, it is generally accepted that fighting across the ring is almost impossible.
Not to mention that high-level spells are much more powerful than low-level spells.
Just this level-up spell and the high-level mage's abundant magic power are enough to make the high-level mage suppress the low-level mage.
He had no idea how he, the mage apprentice, could defeat his current self.
So, how powerful is the rune construct?
There is an opportunity to smooth out such a huge gap between mage levels and make it possible to fight across the ring
Gothe couldn't help but think.
Back to the first area again.
Gaode suddenly remembered that his "first draw of the day" had not yet taken place.
He immediately came to the kitchen, raised the ring and cast [Water Making +].
There were enough good things today, so Gaode didn't have any more expectations, just took a twitch out of habit.
But unfortunately, good things happened again.
The familiar yet unfamiliar light fragrance appeared in the clay pot.
Leakless water.
A full four gallons.
Not long after.
Gaode went up to the second floor with a small glass of leak-free water.
The little thing who calls herself Flora is lying on a page that is much bigger than her, staring curiously with big eyes compared to her stature.
Gaode glanced at it.
These are course notes I took when I was studying "Cultivation of Magic Plants".
Seeing Gothe come back, Flora raised her head and asked in confusion: "Mage, do you humans grow grass like this?"
(End of this chapter)