Chapter 160 Strengthening Magic Talisman (Ch 160)

Kaisen read the instructions carefully for a while, and soon he found his next target.

In other words, the goal is not particularly accurate, and it should be an inevitable advancement process.

After all, his current level of research on the new magic arts is… a little embarrassing… For him, it can be said that it is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw it away.

For example, among the first-level magic talismans, there is one called the Remove Magic Talisman, which can remove all external effects on the human body, but you can achieve almost the same effect by using milk yourself.

There are also things like ignition, synthesis, placement, and interaction. These effects are a bit like taking off your pants and farting.

It’s not that they are useless, but I can always find simpler but stylish alternatives. There are only so many useful ones, and the useful talismans have very good effects, but their strength is questionable.

For Kaisen today, studying the enhancement talisman is as indispensable as lasagna is to Garfield.

Soon he found a panacea talisman in the instruction manual, the strengthening talisman.

Based on the basic principle that the simpler the name, the more likely it is to be a conceptual-type strong monster, he saw the name almost at first sight.

He flipped through the instructions and found that they needed magic clay, diamonds, and a magic talisman stamping machine.

Diamonds are the easiest of these, as he can find a handful of them at will. Magic clay is also something that he can study, although he has a high probability of not finding it in nature, but he has a magic infusion platform.

How can it not be considered magic clay if magic is injected into ordinary clay?

He did it right away. He took out a ball of clay and threw it into the magic infusion table. Soon the grayish-white clay ball turned into a ball of purple clay with red light flashing in it. This was the magic clay.

After preparing the two raw materials, he took another look at the instructions. The magic talisman stamping machine required an iron block, a piston, and two random stones…

“What is an arcane stone?”

He tapped the arcane stones with his hands. Eight stones plus a magic gem can make eight arcane stones…

So…what are magic gems?

Kaisen fell into shameful silence.

But it must be said that he was lucky. If the module he unlocked last time was the New Magic Art, he would most likely be stuck at the Magic Clay level.

But Kaisen, who has been immersed in the mysterious era for a whole year, is now a completely different person.

Although Wen Kaisen told me before that I should not study the mysterious era too much when I have nothing to do, but… I have something to do now, so it won’t be a problem to use it a few times.

Kaisen took out an emerald and threw it into the magic infusion table. As the magic infusion was successful, a purple magic gem was freshly produced.

afternoon……………

“Today I am going to teach you a new magic rune. This magic rune is not a so-called rune, so please put away your rune textbooks, Ravenclaw students.”

Kaisen wrote a lot of words in the sixth grade advanced class. Although it didn’t take more than three strokes for him to strengthen the magic pattern, it was very complicated for the young wizards.

After he made the strengthening rune in the morning, he first conducted a simple experiment to test its strength, and then he came up with the idea of ​​making it into an advanced course.

After all, that thing is really cool.

“I now need a capable little wizard to be my assistant and show you the effect of this magic talisman. It’s you, Cedric. Don’t hide, come out.”

Kaisen pulled Cedric out from his book.

“We’re not having Potions class downstairs anymore, so what are you afraid of?” Kaisen pointed at a training dummy in the distance, waved his hand in the air, and a strengthening magic pattern was drawn in the air.

“Use any spell and let it attack the dummy through this magic pattern.” Kaisen patted Cedric on the shoulder and said.

“Anything?” Cedric asked.

“I hope it’s not the Avada who’s biting the big melon. If you really choose that magic, I can only say that you did two things wrong… In a sense, it should be one thing.” Kaisen complained mercilessly.

“What do you mean Professor?”

“You shouldn’t be exposed. As for you learning this kind of magic that can kill people, to protect yourself, I don’t object. But there are many kinds of magic that can kill people. You can learn some that are not so extreme and have room for improvement. In short, I personally don’t approve of you using magic like Avatar.”

“The reason why the Avada Kedavra curse is unforgivable is because the wizards who can use this magic are unforgivable bad, not because the magic is unforgivable. This cause and effect relationship must be controlled well.” Kaisen explained.

“I understand. You mean that a person who is not bad enough cannot use the Killing Curse?” Cedric nodded and asked.

“Not necessarily. There are many kinds of killing intent. There is killing intent to relieve someone of pain, there is killing intent for revenge, and there is killing intent generated by others’ pleading. But if you encounter someone who can casually have enough killing intent to release the Avada Kedavra curse on innocent people, stay away from him.”

Kaisen said, patting Cedric on the shoulder: “We are off topic again, let’s get started.”

Cedric nodded, stood behind the magic talisman, took out his wand and performed a simple dark magic.

“It’s torn apart.”

A spell passed through the strengthening magic symbol and the color instantly became darker until it hit the dummy.

The magic that was originally able to allow a mannequin to cosplay Shang Yang on the spot has now done nothing.

“Professor, what’s going on?” Cedric asked in confusion.

“Kelly, blow into the dummy.”

A female classmate named Kelly walked over. She was now the one closest to the dummy.

She just walked over and blew a breath casually.

The next moment, the dummy seemed to have withered and turned into a pile of powder.

“Oh my Merlin, that’s so cool!” Cedric said in surprise.

“I remember you used to be quite… polite.” Kaisen looked at Cedric with a strange look.

“Haha, now I’m familiar with you.” Cedric scratched the back of his head with a smile.

“Okay.” Kaisen was… barely satisfied with this reason.

As he spoke, he waved his hand, signaling the young wizards to return to their seats. “Okay, now take out your notebooks. I’m going to tell you a heavy premonition. You should conservatively remember forty minutes of a one-hour class. Now hurry up! Get moving!”