Emily and Albert were separated by an unknown alien person ! This was the battle to decide the king of Ayo planet . Nearly about 250 Ayo ( Alien kids from that planet are known as Ayo kids )
They have to choose the human partner who can order them and make them able to use their powerful attacks .
Without human partner any Ayo can't use his powerful attacks .

The Attacks of Ayo are known as Spells !

The power of Spells depends upon the power of human partner !

This is the battle to decide the fate of not only Ayo world but alos Earth because ...

This time Some evil and very powerful Ayo are sent to Earth in battle ...
If anyone among them is able to win the battle and became the king of Ayo world ...the. everything can be vanished as the Ayo planet is very powerful ...

This is very incrible story !
Hope you like it

Transversing in a world where magic is everything, the core of one's very own existence, how will Mercer Raven, the Academy's last and a pathetic excuse of a Wizard handles the odds as he turns from an insignificant mage who can't even cast the simplest of spells to a Divine being capable of weaving the fabrics of magic itself thanks to a certain spellbook that has suddenly appeared in his very mind.

"Brother Raven, how are you capable of destroying an entire arena with a sneeze!!"

"Mr. Raven sir? is this book even necessary for me to achieve a breakthrough!?"

"Of course!! The Spell Book that I specifically made, the Kamasutra has never failed me even in my previous lifetime kakakaka!!!"

"Oh good gracious Gaia!!! What is that stench!?"

"Oh, it is my very own intricate system of spells that I meticulously devised just last night, the magic of the Onions!!!"

Watch out God of Magic!! Mercer Raven is here to knock you out with Onions er I mean... Magic!!!

But when Zhao Xu started taking in all that knowledge, he realized that he had been thinking about this too simplistically.
There were so many players who chose to be Wizards, and the fastest among them took seven days to graduate from the training for a good reason.
It was like making a middle school student study high school math. It wasn't impossible, but it would be difficult.
The amount of studying needed in high school wasn't as much compared to university, but they had to go through it over and over again throughout their three years in high school, just so that they could apply it on the spot when they were faced with a question during the high school exams.
The time given for high school exams wasn't enough for each student to take their time and think about it, so many students were well versed in answering techniques and used their experience in tackling questions to deal with the lack of time.
Spells were like that, too.
The formation, words, and positions all had to become instinctive.
Zhao Xu had learned how to cast spells over the past few days of studying, and most of the work was done within that one hour he had each day to decide which spells he was going to cast.
The actual act of casting spells was like driving a car. The spell was already there, just like how the car was already assembled.
But this process required everyone to put their hearts and minds together.
Wizards couldn't possibly flip their spellbooks open at the last minute to check what they had to say in order to cast a spell when they were faced with danger. Their enemies would just laugh at them.
But Zhao Xu got a headache just reading the various words of a spell out loud.
But this didn't slow Zhao Xu's progress down too much, and he was still in line with the schedule Antonya had planned. This sort of thing required him to repeat spells several times to solidify the process in his mind anyway.
So he more or less finished looking through the two books on spell preparation and spellcasting after five days and moved on to the book on cantrips.
"The spellbooks that we wizards use are written in arcane texts and there are some similarities among them, but each wizard has to add on something extra to it. So even if I give you a spellbook now, you have to use an Arcana check in order to be able to decode the book and read it properly."
What Antonya was really saying was that every spellbook had an additional layer of protection and you needed the key to translate it into something you could understand.
Arcana was a skill that the characters in Arthur had. Just like Perception and Sense Motives, they were skills that required points and practice.
Zhao Xu hadn't reached the course on advanced Arcana yet, so it didn't matter for the time being.
"You're able to read the spells in this book because this Encyclopedia of Cantrips has been specially configured. Or rather, when the owner of the spellbook has allowed you to read it, you won't have to use Arcana."
"And using the cantrip Read Magic, wizards can also read spellbooks that haven't been specifically sealed by others without any problems."
Zhao Xu nodded as he listened. In other words, the Read Magic spell was the key to opening all sorts of spellbooks.
So it seemed like using arcane words was a way wizards tried to protect their spells. They made them complicated so that it would be difficult for non-wizards to read them, so then wizards came up with a spell that could decode the words.
They were protecting themselves against the other classes, not other wizards.
"But you must remember that a spellbook is the foundation of every wizard. You don't need a spellbook to prepare the Read Magic spell, but for all other spells, wizards must have a spellbook with spells already copied into it in order to prepare spells and cast them."
Antonya spoke very slowly and gravely.
Zhao Xu had heard about how wizards in his previous life had gone broke from copying spells, so he couldn't help but ask out of curiosity, "Mentor, is there a price to pay for copying spells?"
Antonya passed a book to Zhao Xu instead.
After Zhao Xu took it from her, he opened it up. It was also another thick tome, but this book was completely empty inside. He touched it and estimated that there were about 100 pages in it. But since every sheet was made from parchment paper, it looked pretty thick.
He looked back at Antonya a little confusedly and didn't understand what she was trying to tell him.
"Once you've taken one full day to study spells, you can start copying spells into your own spellbook. The number of pages required will depend on the level of the spell, and even a cantrip will require one page even though it's considered level 0."
Zhao Xu frowned when he heard this. Taking one day to study just one spell was already a problem in itself, but the other problem was that 100 pages were only enough to copy up to eleven Level 9 spells. These spellbooks ran out of pages very quickly, so he would have to carry many spellbooks on himself.
"Also, each time you copy one page, it will cost you 100 gold pieces. You rookie wizards get a special concession, and the association will cover the cost of copying all cantrips as well as three Level 1 spells. So you don't have to worry about that."
Zhao Xu had heard that the price of copying spells was high, but he didn't expect it to be this exorbitant.
"Mentor, who do I have to pay this money to?"
"It doesn't go to anybody. It's just the cost of the materials used. The spellbook for copying spells, the special goose feather pen required, the specially processed ink, and the incense sticks for lighting up the place where you copy the spells would average around 10,000 gold pieces for copying 100 pages worth of spells, and so we've all agreed that it will cost 100 gold pieces per page."
"If you don't cover these costs, then there's no way you could copy spells that carry magic in them and you wouldn't be able to cast them."
After Zhao Xu heard this, he could just sigh and say that wizards were really poor and led really difficult lives.
There were so many special requirements. No wonder nobody thought of mass printing spellbooks in his previous life.
If you didn't have enough assets, there was no way you would be able to spend money on reproducing spellbooks like that.
"That's the way it is if you either copy from memory or copy from a spell scroll. If you copy from someone else's spellbook, then you could get a check and the cost and time of copying would be halved to just 50 gold pieces a page. That's also the result of a calculation."
Zhao Xu perked up when he heard those words.
But he didn't need to see her face to know that Antonya was probably grinning away under that cloak of hers, just waiting for him to make a fool out of himself.
He had to pay membership fees even if he just wanted to stream a comedy online.
But these people weren't stupid. Even if another wizard lent you a book, and you could copy it at a faster rate than normal, it meant that the owner of the book wouldn't be able to use any of the spells in that book while it was being borrowed.
It took 50 gold pieces per page to make a duplicate of your own spellbook, and nobody would do something so dumb unless they had to.
Antonya didn't wait for too long and explained it to him directly. "Nowadays, borrowing a book just to read costs 50 gold pieces per page too. And some really rare spells require you to either pay more or you might not get to read them at all."
Zhao Xu nodded at her words. The cost of borrowing a book was exactly the same as the amount saved by copying from someone else's spellbook.
That meant that borrowing a book to copy spells would cost 100 gold pieces per spell.
"So now you have to make a decision between two choices."
"Your first choice would be to take the book in my hand." As she said this, Antonya suddenly pulled out another book from absolutely nowhere and sent it flying into his hands. It was a 30 by 15-centimeter book that was about 15 centimeters thick, and it had a metal cover with a lock on the side.
"That's the goddess' Blessed Book. It's a Wondrous Item. Because the process of creating it infused magic into it, you don't have to pay for the materials to copy spells. Each book has 1,000 pages and it's sold for 12,500 gold pieces. It's hard to buy because so many wizards want one."
Zhao Xu looked at the plain cover and couldn't imagine that there was an item that could actually reduce the price of copying spells to almost 10% of the original cost.
As long as you had this Wondrous Item, then the cost of copying spells would go down to 12.5 gold pieces a page. That was way better than the original cost of 100 gold pieces or even the 50 gold pieces required to copy from another spellbook.
As for the fact that the item was difficult to purchase, that was a problem for others. He had managed to get himself into a large organization, so there was a way to get his hands on this internally.
This was probably one of the special privileges everyone was talking about.
But Zhao Xu didn't get too excited at this point because he noticed that Antonya had mentioned he had a second choice.
"The other option is to activate your Enlightened Spellcaster feat."
"Once you use that, the spells will be copied into your memory and you won't need a spellbook anymore."
Zhao Xu couldn't stop his heart from racing. His path to becoming a wizard had begun, and the powerful feats that this organization held were finally being revealed to him.


Zhao Xu goes back 10 years in time to the day when Arthur's game servers opened. Only he knows that one year later, the earth will be destroyed and everyone on earth will transmigrate into the world of Arthur! PS: MC is a double character class of Wizard and Archivist, training in both the arcane and the divine, includes metamagic/magic guards/spells/rubies/action points/hyperactivity/pause/temporary effect/activation/in-game purchases in the making.

In the crowd, Shireen, Haya, and the rest were unable to take their eyes off the Neverending Book displaying all sorts of spells in midair. Their faces were those of utter astonishment.
"It really is the Neverending Book. Some of these spells are not even available in the clans."
"The Neverending Book is really marvelous to be able to record so many spells in such a comprehensive manner. Any Spell Caster clan who got their hands on the Neverending Book would develop at an incredible rate, and may ultimately even be a match for those Spell Caster organizations."
"It's not that easy. Spell Caster organizations have a continued inheritance accumulated over a thousand years. Spells are just one part of it, there's also runology, alchemy, potions, and the rest. Without this complete inheritance, one would never be comparable to a Spell Caster organization."
Shireen stared at the Neverending Book steadily displaying spells in midair and shook her head slightly. She had a deep understanding of the inner workings of Spell Caster organizations. One could not become a Spell Caster organization by relying solely on the Neverending Book or a powerful individual.
For instance, Sterling House might be very powerful now, but it was resting entirely on the Great Wizard Sterling. Once he died, the status of Sterling House would immediately take a dive, because the Sterling House had not collected a comprehensive, varied inheritance as Spell Caster organizations did.
Moreover, Spell Caster organizations were the legacies of Spell Casters, and the manifestation of their strength was merely one aspect. Without these legacies, there would be no Spell Casters organization.
Ever since the age of the Molta Empire, much of the Spell Casters' legacies had in fact been lost. Current Spell Casters had fallen a long way from the era of the Molta Empire, for that was the golden age of Spell Casters!
Shireen shot a glance at Emma standing beside her and found that Emma had begun recording the spells of the Neverending Book, but she seemed preoccupied with something else as her eyes were constantly searching for something in the crowd.
Shireen shook her head slightly. She knew that Emma was looking for that teacher from the Dark Magic Region. However, it was rather hopeless, Emma's teacher was most likely caught up in the moment of excitement – did this teacher truly take Emma seriously? There were no results at all from Emma's current persistent search.
However, based on the stubbornly determined expression on Emma's face, Shireen knew that Emma would not give up no matter what.
Following that, Shireen, Haya, and the rest quickly recorded the spells from the Neverending Book, especially those that were suited to them, which they recorded with their full attention.
…
During the display of the Neverending Book, the crowd became so quiet one could hear a pin drop. Most of the Spell Casters were unable to take their eyes off the spells displayed by the Neverending Book.
Only a few Spell Casters with dignified expressions and sharp eyes did not look at the Neverending Book, but instead, they constantly assessed the Spell Casters from the Shadison clan.
"The Neverending Book. It's time, begin!"
In the crowd, a cold light flashed in the eyes of Wizard Raimundo, who lightly waved his hand.
"Boom."
Instantly, a wild gust of Wind Elemental fluctuation built up to a whistling gale that swept towards Wizard Rhind.
This sudden development immediately threw the crowd into chaos, but the Shadison clan was ready instantly. Many Spell Casters stepped forward in front of the Neverending Book and Rhind, their bodies flashing with waves of Earth Elemental fluctuations as they cast an Earth-type Defensive spell.
The dozens of Spell Casters cast the same Earth-type spell together and the Earth Elemental fluctuations were frightening. Almost all of the sky was turned into a dirt-yellow color, which was an impressive sight.
"Hmm? The Doret clan has made their move?"
As they saw the spell shadowing the sky and the earth, countless Spell Casters in the crowd began to revolt suddenly. Even Wizard Rhind noticed Wizard Raimundo, clan elder of the Doret clan, who was hiding in the crowd.
Therefore, Wizard Rhind prepared to keep the Neverending Book with a wave of his hand. He was already prepared for the Doret clan's attack, so he did not seem alarmed. The numerous Wizards of Shadison had also quickly responded.
"Humph, attacking at this time is already too late!"
Wizard Rhind laughed coldly. He saw that the crowd of roaming Wizards did not make any moves at all. This indicated that his demonstration of the Neverending Book had its desired effect. Since they had already obtained the spells, there were not many roaming Wizards who would be willing to take the risk of joining the Doret clan in attacking the Shadison clan.
If it was only the Doret clan who was attacking, then Wizard Rhind was not worried at all.
"Wizard Mivedor, Wizard Osali, attack now. Annihilate every incoming enemy and spare no one!"
A sharp light flashed in Wizard Rhind's eyes and a terrifying murderous intent was apparent all over his body. As soon as he gave his order, two Spell Casters unleashed a roar, and a horde of Spell Casters rushed out from Shadison Manor. In a moment, the earth-shattering spells were directed at the Spell Casters from the Doret clan who were in the crowd.
Numerous spells filled the skies causing constant screams and cries here and there – chaos had erupted outside Shadison Manor. In order to not be entangled in the conflict, many roaming Wizards had retreated by this time.
In such a skirmish, one might be hit by a spell in a moment of carelessness, after which one was likely to be attacked by dozens of spells. Even a Third-level Spell Caster would not be so certain of escaping unscathed.
"Leave the Neverending Book!"
Just as Rhind was about to keep the Neverending Book, a sudden command rang out. Following that, a giant palm formed entirely by condensed Wind Element came down from the sky and trapped Wizard Rhind. Its petrifying pressure made Wizard Rhind's expression change instantly.
"A Fourth-level Spell Caster!"
Rhind cried out hoarsely. Casting such a terrifying spell – there was no doubt that a Fourth-level spell had been cast. Furthermore, Rhind's Fourth-level Spell Caster did no such thing at all, so he was certain that this was a Fourth-level Spell Caster from the other side.
"Bang."
The giant palm formed by condensed Wind Element lunged towards the Neverending Book. However, in a flash, a violent ball of flame lit up half the sky from within Shadison Manor, it was as if the sky had suddenly caught aflame.
The flames raged and burned, approaching Wizard Rhind in the blink of an eye. The crimson flames surged up and expanded quickly. Its mighty power increased and collided ruthlessly with the giant Wind Element palm.
These were both Fourth-level spells, and they clashed against each other monumentally. Wild bursts of Fire Element and Wind Element spread in all directions, and soon the surroundings were in complete disorder.
A few roaming Wizards who were not so lucky to escape in time were killed, engulfed by the flames and winds. Their bodies were crushed in an instant, following which they were turned into ashes by the blaze.
This was the might of Fourth-level spells, which far surpassed the limits of Third-level spells. It was a complete leap of power. After all, in the Dark Magic Region, Fourth-level Spell Casters could build their own towers. Their lofty status was a world of difference from the Spell Casters below Fourth-level.
"Heh heh, old fellow, you've hidden in Shadison Manor for so many years – to think that you haven't died!"
In the raging fire and gale, a skinny old man walked out slowly, squinting his eyes at a figure within Shadison Manor.
"Ubik, if an old thing like you isn't dead yet, how can I be dead?"
From within Shadison Manor, a hale and hearty old Spell Caster walked out slowly. This was the strongest person in the Shadison clan, Fourth-level Wizard Gill.
Once Wizard Gill appeared, an expression of pride came over the faces of Spell Casters from the Shadison clan. In their clan, Wizard Gill held a high reputation. In the past, Wizard Gill was able to face down two Fourth-level Spell Casters without being outdone one bit, an act that established his reputation in Tolle City.
Therefore, even though he had not appeared for a long time now, he was still highly regarded by others, and even Wizard Ubik wore an apprehensive expression.
"Gill, hand me the Neverending Book, it's not something that your Shadison clan can possess."
Wizard Ubik spoke with a cold smile, his blazing eyes fixed on the Neverending Book which was currently in the hands of Wizard Gill.
Wizard Gill shot a complicated look towards the Neverending Book in his hand, and his expression became downcast. He said coolly, "Ubik, the spells of the Neverending Book have been publicly disclosed. What's more, as a Fourth-level Spell Caster, what do you need the first volume of the Neverending Book for? You're likely bribed by the Doret clan, that's why you're revolting against the Shadison clan. In that case, I would like to see how much you've actually grown in these few years?"
Wizard Gill was not afraid of Wizard Ubik at all, and his tone was severe.
"Haha, Gill, you can stop misleading the public. The first volume of the Neverending Book contains information on the second volume and even the third volume of the Neverending Book. Did you think that just because you shared some spells, you can hog the secrets of the Neverending Book?"
From the crowd, another Spell Caster emerged, dressed in a robe of faint silver color.
Wizard Gill did not seem surprised to see this silver-robed Spell Caster. Conversely, his gaze sharpened abruptly, and he laughed coldly. "Sabis, you've finally appeared. I'm afraid that just the two of you would be greatly inadequate!"
A haughty expression came over Wizard Gill's face. He had long been ready for Wizard Sabis, for Sabis was the only Fourth-level Spell Caster in the Doret clan, and would surely not miss this opportunity.
As expected, Sabis came forward in the end, and he had joined forces with Wizard Ubik. Facing two Fourth-level Spell Casters would bring a certain amount of pressure to Wizard Gill.
However, the pressure brought by two Fourth-level Spell casters was not enough to make Wizard Gill concerned. What he was actually worried about was what Wizard Sabis had mentioned, that the first volume of the Neverending Book contained clues to the second and third volumes of the Neverending Book.
Regardless of whether this was true, once it was openly announced by the Doret clan, Ubik would definitely not be the only Fourth-level Wizard who would come forward today. The Fourth-level Spell Casters who came to Tolle City a few days ago still had not shown themselves. They were observing what was going at every moment and would choose the best time to strike.
This was what Wizard Gill was truly worried about. He did not think that the Shadison clan's plan would be ruined by a single announcement made by the Doret clan. The Shadison clan was truly in danger now!


Anyone who could construct a stable Spell Model could become a Wizard — that was the Wizards' ultimate secret! Having been given a new life as the son of an aristocrat and armed with a super quantum computer from his past life, Spell Models game as easily as breathing to Merlin. With this overwhelmingly huge advantage, would Merlin become the greatest Grand Wizard of all time?

The continent of Lush covered hundreds and hundreds of miles: from the Southern Martial Sect to the Evergreen Forest that lay right in the midst to the Holy Sages Academy directly found in the north. This continent was governed by the Top 10 Institutions in which each major institution had a region in which they can exert their control and influence easily.
The more famous ones and the most obvious ones where the 3 Cathedrals, The Cathedral of Light , the Cathedral of Blue and the Divine Cathedral which each possessed a region most far from each other  though in context they are said to be from the same source. Then there were the 2 sects, The World of Ice Sect and the Tabernacle of Flames in which both were north western of the continent each with its own region divided by the Twin Mountains. One full of ice which the world of Ice sect established itself; while the other broken mountain which was seemingly active was where the Tabernacle of flames established themselves as well. And there other sects and institutions like the Southern Martial sect, South-eastern Astral Clocktowers to The Famous Holy Sages Academy placed in the Northern eastern of the continent. But in the heart of it laid the Evergreen forest, widely spread placing itself directly at the heart of all the Sects and Academies.
But beside the Institutions, each region had its bloodline of nobility which were further connected to their ruling sects. A good example was the Cathedral of light which had 3 great noble families connected to it, which was The Celeste Family, the Lumiere Family and the Litcht Family. This also called up the girl that Lukas met yesterday on his way back from the forest. Celene from the House of Celeste and it probably should have been obvious that they were such big shots but his nonchalant attitude and his non awareness was what irked that bodyguard.
Sighing to himself he continued reading and then learned the power structure of how each region worked. From the a Major institution, following a great noble family , followed by a noble families and then commoners. His Raydore family was just one of the many noble families, once hailed as the 4th Great Family to the Cathedral of light though at the moment fallen since his father's death way back into the past years. In fact even if he can be counted to be noble almost no one would give him the needed respect since they barely had power and his elemental talent was discovered to be worse off than his sister's. Which in this cutthroat world, it can only mean trouble in more ways one.
Shaking his head, he collected himself and then looked around. He was in one of the many plain tables housing the first level of the Hall of Insight. The 2nd level can only be accessed by the Late Mortal mages intending to breakthrough to higher stages and then enter the inner sect which one can only have a chance if they can attain the Earth rank and then win one of the 30 slots in the two year end of competition.
 Taking 2 books, one titled the Basis of all Magic and their Elements while the 2nd book was titled The Devastating Spells of Solaris the 3rd Volume 1. One was a basic book containing all of the available knowledge of what kind of elements mages can awaken to from the commons ones to the higher advanced forms. And the next book said to be the book with the hardest spells to master was a book Lukas intended to have a crash course with, in seeing how much he can learn though he will probably have to wait until he mastered all of his present spells first. 
Later that evening Lukas sat beside his table and then stared at the 4 books that are in his possession. The previous host Book of spells, book of Sigils and all of their basic spells, The Solaris Spell book and the book about the Foundational Knowledge of All Elements and how they interact. Each book served a specific purpose in trying to increase his overall strength.
 His book of spells had a meager amount of spells that the previous owner had learned and though he knew he had the knowledge directly imprinted in his brain, he had to relearn and familiarize with them and in the process, master and optimize them so they could be more powerful and have a more impact now that he was a mid mortal mage.
The book of Sigils, gifted to him by his sister proved to be more than useful when Lukas had perused through it. Containing mostly formidable auxiliary and defensive spells, it was a book meant to increase his self defense and his survivability up a full notch.  And as an added bonus the sigils extrapolated inside the books had an element of utility to it and hence he could prove more than useful in team based quests in ways the previous host's could never have imagined.
The Solaris spell book were famed for its hard and almost impossible to master spells since Solaris the 3rd according to history aimed to walk his own path and prove that Elemental Light can possess the Path of Destruction just like many of its counterparts. With near madness and unimaginable ambition, he achieved what he set to do though at a very heavy price. His path in end was frowned upon by The Cathedral of Light under the context that Priests were meant to defend and heal not to cause even more destruction. He was disowned by his own House of Litcht where he was born though ironically the cathedral deemed it fit for his 1st Volume of Spells to be published inside its walls. Though Lukas was curious on what really went on in the background if a said disgraced mage still had his volume spread and learnt; in the end his spells proved beyond difficult to master and over time most priests only bothered learning one or two destructive spells meant for self protection. Lukas had the same idea in mind seeing that he barely had any offensive spells in his repertoire full of defensive and auxiliary spells.
The next book was to increase his knowledge of all the elements mages can awaken to; even including some of recorded elements deemed to be too obscure and abnormal. Knowing how his elemental light would interact with other awakened elements would help in knowing exactly where he would be naturally weak and where would his strengths lay and also create some counter measures as long as he has an idea of how the element behaved. Though by looking at the size of the book, he would take while to read it and even a longer while to be able to display the knowledge on the field.
The last thing on his mind was the physical halls which gave him a sizable trouble and pressure. Apparently Most able light mages never bothered training their bodies and they look down upon the rest of the disciples who do so especially all of the paladins and Magick archers. They deemed such path uncouth and with this kind of rancor existing, suffice to say he was quite heckled by the present paladins when he asked to enroll in. But much to their dismay there was no rule that prohibited mages from training in the physical halls especially when they were freely available to anyone and so Lukas ended getting what he wanted in the end.
And now, now was the moment when the Training officially started.

The Ascension of The Celestial Priest

Death due to a freak accident, Lukas was suddenly torn from his old life and thrust into a new existence where he found himself in a place he never thought possible...a new world were magic exists.

Homesick and yet thrusting for the new knowledge Lukas will have to strive for more power and might as a Priest of Light just so he can protect himself and his new family long enough to find the answers he desperately needs.
On why was he brought to the New World? What should he do from there? And if he will ever find a way back to his old life.

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After the first chapter, a decent amount of the chapters were about the major battles that Crystalia City had to overcome. But unfortunately, there was nothing about Lavenza that could have been recorded on this book. Soren felt dejected that Laventhign's words of no one knowing Lavenza's existance, were actually true. But the info that the book provided was still pretty useful, such as maps from 500 years ago, those could give him a clue for the location of Pallas City.

'No dice still.' Soren thought to himself after checking around 20 different versions of the map. Pallas City just didn't exist during the founding period of Crystalia City, or it was already ruined by then and it was erased from the map, that was the only thing Soren could find as useful from the book, aside from more information about Quan. Although the battles didn't go into much detail, he did catch the names of Quan's ultimate elemental spells, the ultimate water spell, Aques Malum and the ultimate darkness spell, Umbra Inanis. Soren noticed that Aques was similar to Aqua, which meant water in Latin, so he assumed that these moves were probably in Latin or something similar. Unfortunately for Soren, he didn't have an Engilsh-Latin dictionary and his Universal translation skill didn't help at all.

After spending in total around 2 hours reading that book, he got a decent idea about some things. For starters, Quan. The book actually emphasized quite a lot on him, due to the fact that battles are much more exciting than politics, schematics or preaches and suprisingly, the book actually got into quite a bit of detail on the personalities of the 4 founders. Laventhign was actually a lot kinder and well-mannered, compared to now, but she still let herself loose on a daily basis. Kris was the most expressionless of the bunch, but whenever alcohol entered through his system, he became the most colourful. Daren was stubborn, just as the first chapter of the book said, but he was extremely passionate about his work and was loyal to his friends. And Quan was the spirit of the group with his optimism, his kindness and his endless courage which allowed him to even stare death straight in the eye, although he did become irritated for the most random of things, like parenting issues and it seemed like he had a severe case of OCD as well.

"That was actually a pretty fun book to read. A lot of interesting information as well, but nothing very useful actually." Soren said quietly to Lavenza. Although the info was pretty interesting, ut wasn't really what Soren was looking for. He was hoping to find some information on Lavenza's birth situation or Pallas City at the very least, but even during Quan's death, he didn't find anything. Nothing about the battle, the conditions, or even the mark on the leader. Soren thought for a minute if any information was omitted. He knew that Lavenza's existance isn't known, but he still hoped that he could at least get a death report, but nothing of the sorts appeared, so he could only shake his head dejectedly.

"Well, next stop, magic books." Soren said quietly before he put the book in its place and left hall D. After swimming through a couple of flights of stairs, he reached the second floor and went towards the area with the magic books. Suprisingly, hall B only had a couple of bookcases with books, unlike the other halls that Soren had seen that were full of books.

'Let's see... Advanced uses of fire magic, not interested. A magician's jounrey to become a sage, doesn't have the thing I'm looking for. Magicians and dummies, 3rd edition, now you are just being ridiculous. Aha, here we go, Basics and Elementary Knowledge of Magic.' Soren thought to himself while looking for a book he could potentially find useful.

"Magic itself is considered as an elementary tool of our world as a means to manipute the world as we see fit. Everyone has mana, no matter how miniscule it could be, but that doesn't mean that everyone can become a magician in this world. Manipulating mana is easy, changing its properties is the hard part and said changes, could potentially cause unforseen effects that have the possibility of being out of our control. This is a guide to give you the basics on elementary magic and it's properties. For starters, there are the 6 basic elements, fire, water, wind, earth, light and darkness. Those elements sound pretty self-explanatory by themselves, but that is not the case. For starters, let's start with fire magic, fire magic can not be extiguished by normal water for starters, but can be extinguished by water magic or magic-infused water. Next, water magic can appear harmless at first, but it is probably the most damaging of the bunch, causing heavy internal injuries that the victim itself would not even be aware of. Wind magic can be frail and weak, but it is the only type of magic that can not be detected by the normal 5 senses, hence making it potentially, the deadliest type of magic. Earth magic can appear impenetrable, but that couldn't be more wrong, since it can be easily cut down with just one motion of a weapon, but it is also the magic that can be used the most often, due to its low mana cost and high rate of fire. Next is light magic, something that appearantly is extremely common about this and dark magic, is that the heroes consider that light and darkness are like good and bad. Truth of that is the fact that those elements oppose eachother, but they are also the same in a way. Light is deadly to demons and it empowers the allies, while darkness is deadly to angels and it debilitates the enemies. Both are polar opposites, yet they are the same."

That amount of information was quite a lot for Soren to digest immidiately, but it did solve the mystery of the big bruise he had on his chest. Also, the fact that light and darkness were support elements, made Soren a bit skeptical at first, but it was going to be interesting later on when he actually learned some dark magic.

"Next, the types of spells that exist. The elementary spells themeselves have 10 offensive spells in their arsenal, the ball, the shot, the wall, the cutter, the cannon, the aura, the armor, the dome, the blast and the ultimate spells. The ball spells are a ball projectile that comes at a normal speed, the shot is a small ball with high speed but almost no power, the cutter is a mix of the ball and the shot spells but without having the full advantages of those spells, the cannon is an extremely powerful projectile but has low speed, the blast is a projectile that has the same power and speed as the ball, but it can cause massive area damage. The wall spells are a magic wall that protect from other attacks, the domes are the same as the walls but provide full radius protection. The armor spells allow the user to have a suit of armor that gives them elemental resistance, while tthe aura spells give weapons elemental properties. Finally, the ultimate spells show the full destructive power of the elements but are the harfest to use as well due to their extremely high cast times."

"So those are the basic spells, but what about spells like silent dome?" Soren said quietly to himself before he continued reading.

"Now there are also a whole bunch of utility or support spells. Those spells require to have the mana manipulation as the basis and the elementary spells as the auxilary parts of the spell, only the buffs and debuffs from from the light and dark elements are exempt from that rule. But the main focus of these spells is the support that provide during certain situations and even sometimes, are the solutions to certain problems."

After spending some more tine reading the book, Soren got a decent idea on the way magic works. Elemental magic has 10 common spells with exception of light and darkness who have buffs and debuffs as well and there are also a lot of utility spells that require pure mana as it's base and can be imbued with elemental magic as well to give them certain properties.

After putting the book back in its place, he decided to move towards hall C. While he was swimming there, he accidentally bumped on a person's shoulder.

"Sorry. I didn't mean to do that." Soren said apologetically. The person that Soren bumped to, didn't turn around and just kept swimming towards their destonation. That person had long black hair, a shiny purple tail and was wearing black clothes.

"Weirdo." Soren said to himself quietly, before he started swimming again towards hall C. As Soren was leaving, she also said quietly:

"Retard."

They say life can easily leave with the flick of a switch or with just a snap of the fingers. Well... That was the case for a certain young individual.

Meet Soren, a 16-year old boy, who loves the sea ever since he could remember himself. He loved reading about the sea, he loved the creatures that lived in the sea, heck he even wanted to be born as a fish in the sea at some point.

One day, he gets himself into an accident where it costs him his life and of course, instead of going through the normal circle of purgatory and reincarnation, he instead breaks through that circle and gets himself into another circle in another world. Through that, he gets to reincarnate himself into what he wanted, but then he realises that instead of being a fish like he wanted, he was turned into a merman (basically a male version of a mermaid) and now he has to live like this. Of course he doesn't feel dejected, instead he feels excited, but in the future he will realise that being a merman isn't as easy as he might have thought.

An original novel.

On the way to the library, the old man shared a bit more knowledge with Eldrian. Telling him stories about the prominent graduates and how they were now off to the war. Naturally Eldrian was curious about how they prepared themselves, asking what type of spells they specialized in.
The answer to this was not too satisfactory. The old man simply stating that each had their own path and that it ultimately depends on the person. He finished off by telling Eldrian to follow his heart when picking spells to master, which naturally did not help much.
As they walked Eldrian failed tried to get more info from the old man, failing and instead mostly receiving roundabout answers. Finally, they arrived at the library. The library was a fanciful building situated between two gardens, each of which had stone slabs where students could train.
"Nice isn't it?" The old man asked after they passed the entrance, Eldrian having needed his student card to be allowed inside. Inside Eldrian was left shocked by the massive bookshelves extending forward and upwards as far as the eye could see.
"Yeah." Eldrian reply, in a trance by the magical look of the library.
"Now, do you want me to show you around or will you be alright?"
Eldrian wanted to simply answer that he would be fine, but as he opened his lips he realized that he had no idea how the books were going to be sorted. Nor where what was, even if they were sorted.
"If you won't mind..." Eldrian mumbled, causing the old man to laugh.
"What are you looking for?"
"Nature spells."
The old man nodded and headed towards the left of the library. Following him, Eldrian was shocked by the number of books. While he had expected it to be like in films, even having expected it, he was not prepared. While passing through many book pathways Eldrian quickly realized that most of these books seemed to talk about magic.
After crossing five sections of the library the old man finally stopped. "Here we are, nature spells and magic in general. What are you looking for; summoning, healing, rejuvenation, enhancement, poison-"
"Wait, poison?" Eldrian interrupted, finding this to be a clashing topic.
"Yes, poison is a nature spell category."
"No, that does not make sense?"
"Why not. Poison is something developed in nature, for nature. It is a means of defense for animals and plants. Do you want venom spells, they are also here." The old man joked as he saw Eldrian's conflicted opinion.
Shaking his head Eldrian tried to make sense of this. While it made logical sense, it clashed heavily with his sense of what nature spells should be.
"How else do you expect nature magic to be offensive? You can't think an entire branch of magic is without offensive."
"But poison... And venom..."
"Do you think growth spells would help you more?"
"Ye... No." Sloughing his shoulders Eldrian gave up and stopped fighting. It felt weird, but at least it made sense if he simply looked at it from a standpoint that nature was, well natural. It included animals, plants and seemingly even metals.
"In that case, what are you looking for?"
"Do you know the spell Anthos?"
"Everyone does, it is a simple Tier 0 rejuvenation spell."
"So far it is the only spell I can cast, and I want to find its Tier 1 variant."
"That would be Anthizo. But you do know that it does not do much, right?"
"I have to start somewhere," Eldrian replied as he started looking for the book with this spell. At the same time, he wondered why he even was looking for a book, the Tier 0 spells could be fitted onto a small area of a page. Certainly, the Tier 1 spell would not take more than a single page.
"You're not going to find it in one of the books. The books are only about magic, for reading and research. If you actually want to buy a spell you have to do that at the entrance. The librarians are in charge of it, at least for the first three tiers."
"Then why did you bring me here?" Eldrian asked in confusion, wondering how there could be so many books on spells. Especially if the books did not directly explain the spells.
"To show you that you need to do research. You can't just jump into learning spells, you first have to understand their aim. Look for a book titled, A flower blooming."
Not understanding why, but feeling that it would be wise, Eldrian did as the old man told him. After a bit of a search he managed to find the book.
"The best way to self-study is to read. Come find me at the office when you are done."
After saying this the old man left, leaving Eldrian confused with the book in his hands. Well, it is only twenty pages. I can read this quickly. Eldrian thought, feeling that this old man was playing with him. Still even if he was it would not take him long to finish the book.
Finding himself a table Eldrian started. Finding that the first few pages were just blabbering with the author saying that all things in nature grow, even metals and rocks. This naturally did not make sense to Eldrian, seeing as metals and rocks can't grow. 
He spent a few minutes trying and understand the author's viewpoint, in the end connecting it to a misinterpreted way of earth shifting over time.
The next few pages were also ramblings on how this growth is determined by set conditions. One of the foremost being magic. Reading this Eldrian wondered if then the author's words might have been more literal. Again spending some time Eldrian found that he actually could not deny the growth of metals and rock inside the game. 
Continuing on Eldrian read a few more similar topics, in how magic could influence this. Even on how this could happen without magic, but that magic gives certain energy to things. Which in turn helps certain things appear.
After finishing the book Eldrian didn't know what he actually managed to learn. In the end he found the book to be similar to an internet post, having no real fact, but saying a great deal.
Maybe that is the point? To make one think?
Walking back to the reception of the library Eldrian wanted to be mad at the old man, but it had only taken him around ten minutes to finish the book. Most of the pages had drawings that he skipped. The drawings had simply been added to empower the author's words, yet it did little for Eldrian. He could envision better without them.
"Did Arvem give you some personal advice? You are so lucky." 
"Who?"
"The old man you came in with. He is one of the most renowned Grandmages in the kingdom. He rarely takes his time to talk with people. Normally he just reads his old books."
We never even got to the old book! Eldrian thought, failing to see the advice that Arvem gave him. "If he did, then I missed it," Eldrian replied to the man's question.
"That is a shame." Sighing the man took a few seconds to recover, "Well I guess that is how it normally goes, he does do this with around every hundredth student. Sucks that almost no one gets what he tries to say."
"In any case, what are you looking for. A specific book?"
"Ah no, I would like to buy a few spells."
"Do you know which spells?"
"Not really, can you give me a list?"
"Certainly." After saying this the man quickly disappeared into the back room, coming back out after a few seconds.
"I assumed Tier 1 spells, sorry if I overstepped."
"No, that is perfect," Eldrian replied taking a large book from the man. Going back to his seat he opened the book and found that it started right of with spells.
Fuck me. Why so many! Eldrian complained as he flipped through the book and saw that each page was filled, the book itself having more than a hundred pages. Luckily it was sorted firstly by magic type, then magic effect and only then by alphabet. Allowing Eldrian to look at nature, healing and then read the effect of the named spell.
So many good ones...
After close to an hour Eldrian finally narrowed down his choices. He chose a simple ice needle spell for an offensive, this spell was described as very weak. But it was also said to make a very small ice needle, perfect for small gaps in armor.
The other spells he chose were all nature spells, one healing, one enhancement and Anthizo. The healing spell seemed to take energy from a person who it was healing, but in return could heal more severe wounds. 
The enhancement spell he chose simply improved one's strength for a few minutes. Eldrian like this choice as he felt he would be able to use it while forging things. Allowing him to hammer it quicker than normal.
Anthizo according to the book, helped heal minor injuries while energizing the person. Eldrian felt it would be good to either regain stamina quicker or recover fatigue. He was not sure which it would be at this stage. His opinions only based on how Anthos made him feel.
Happy with his choices Eldrian paid the 40 silver for the four spells and headed to the office. Wanting to talk a bit more with Arvem and visit the skill library.


A full dive VR game has been released, A New World. While it is not the only VR game in the world, this one has one advantage over others:
Being able to play it even while sleeping.

Like one would think, many people jumped to try and claim the first headsets. Mostly gamers, but some other types of people too. Our MC, Eldrian, is naturally a gamer who could not wait but to try it.

Quickly he and everyone else who bought the headsets found themselves in a world, not just a game. While realism is nice and all, the amount they were given was just too much...

Players started taking emotional tolls from playing the game, and when the company made a shocking announcement. This was amplified.
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AN:
I started this(July2020) just about a year ago now(June2021) as a newbie writer, and am proud with what it has become. 

I will warn people that the game and real-world is truly integrated, as well that the story is slow. 
Things don't magically happen for the sake of the story, I always try to figure out what would happen if this was reality. (Though I might fail sometimes in achieving this.)

I also try to be interactive with my readers, maybe too much... So do comment, I read all the chapter comments and most of the paragraph ones. 
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Chapter Length: 1500-2000 words (Chapters 1-390ish)
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[A few days ago]
After my mother was taken to another room so that she may rest. I started to ponder upon our conversation earlier. I had asked the old maid earlier as to how did they heal the life-threatening wound of my abdomen so quickly. But she gave a confused look and told me that I was only injured at my shoulders and thighs.
But how can that be? 
I did get my abdomen cut open now, didn't I? So why was I completely fine when they found me? I clearly remember experiencing a terrifying amount of pain too.
I tried thinking but soon gave up. I then remembered the Black Book that I had seen before. I had tried asking about it to the maid too but she said that they found nothing of such sort near the site. I sighed and spoke while making myself comfortable on my bed.
「At the end what was it? I wonder.......」 I muttered to myself in helplessness.
The moment I said that the Black Book abruptly appeared in front of me, hovering in the air.
I was stunned. I started screaming and fell down the bed. It hurt my butt and the injuries from before started to act up but that didn't concern me right now. I took the blanket that I had been using to wrap myself with and hid inside it on the floor.
「AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!」
Hearing my scream, the old maid, who had not gone too far from my room came rushing in and asked-
「W-what happened, Young master? Why did you scream just now?」
「T-there! It's floating there! The Black Book!」
I said while pointing at the place I just saw the book. But to my surprise, she spoke in a tone of confusion.
「What do you mean, Young master? There is nothing of such sorts present there.」
「I AM NOT JOKING! I SAW THE BLACK BOOK LITERALLY FLOATING IN FRONT OF ME JUST NOW!」
However, the old maid told me to rest saying that the trauma from the incident might be affecting me right now and that I would slowly get over it. After tucking me into my bed once again, she left. 
I looked around. I even looked under my bed! Where did the Black Book disappear?
「But I saw it just now.....」 
I mumbled to myself. The moment she left the room, the Black Book appeared once again. I was about to scream once more but stopped myself.
Am I really hallucinating?
Thinking so I got up from the bed and slowly moved towards the book. It was giving off a very faint light. I tried touching it. 
However, to my surprise, my hand just passed through the book. I tried to touch it from all different side but each time my hand just breezed through it. I could see it, feel its presence but could not touch it.
「What the hell?.....」 I spoke in that empty room dumbfounded.
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[Present]
I looked towards the Black Book that was levitating in front of me. 
First of all, I had come to realize that this is not some kind of illusion.
I had also come to discover the nature of this book from the past few days. This Book can appear or disappear on my will, however, as soon as it senses any other living being that comes within certain proximity it disappears on its own. Also, I can't physically touch the book, but that does not mean that I can't open it though. The pages of the book flip according to what I desire.
「Left!」
The moment I thought so, the book's pages started to turn from the left. It took me quite some time to come to these observations. However, even if I have come to know the method to use the book, it becomes completely useless because I can't even read what written inside.
I had been investigating this book non-stop for the past few days but I couldn't find anything related to it in the study.
I sighed and look towards the Black Book that was still hovering around me.
「Disappear!」
The book vanished without leaving a trace as if it wasn't there in the first place.
「It's almost as if it is Magic.....」
The moment I said so, my eyes opened wide.
Magic! Why didn't I think of this before?
Of course, it has to be Magic! How else could the book appear or disappear out of thin air then?
I smiled but then it hit me.
Wait, if it actually is Magic then how am I able to use it then?
From what I remember, I do not have an aptitude for Magic. But if that's the case then this doesn't explain the current situation. I pondered upon it for a bit more before rubbing my hair in frustration.
「I am not getting anywhere like this, guess the only way is to know is to check my Magic aptitude again.」
Saying so, I started looking for the crystal ball that is lying somewhere in the study.
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Back in the study, I pulled out the crystal ball. Judging by the state of the crystal ball, I doubt that anyone ever touched it after me a year ago. Well, that makes sense though.
「Let's see... What was the first step again? Ah! First, hold up both hands and cover the crystal ball.」
I followed the instructions that were mentioned in the book from what I remember and noticed that the crystal ball began to give off a weak light that shone with all the colours of the rainbow.
Well, this happened last time too. From what I remember I think this is normal for all people. Anyway, the next step is the one which counts. I need to envision myself absorbing the rainbow light into my palms and imagine it circulating throughout my body.
I sighed. 
Because I had already tried this a year ago and failed, I had almost little to no hope. I wouldn't have ever done this again was it not for that mysterious book that has been eating away at my curiosity for the past few days.
While looking at the crystal ball I tried to do the same. I did it with almost no interest at all. 
The moment I tried to envision myself absorbing it. The rainbow light disappears from the crystal ball and it felt like my body gradually becomes warmer.
「........Huh?」
I gave a small squeal. My posture suddenly became stiff and my muscles became rigid. A sudden coldness suddenly hit me at my core. There even was a heavy feeling in my stomach. 
I was in a feeling of disorientation, dizziness and euphoria. A slow and shaky smile was building up as the surprise was slowly sinking in. Reaching up a hand to lightly clasp my throat, I spoke in an unsteady voice–soft, halting, disbelieving.
「...I can use Magic?」
I wanted to give a quick bark of laughter but restrained myself. I tried it once more just to make sure. The result was the same.
「I-It's real, I can use Magic!」 
I jumped around in excitement slipped and fell on the floor. I felt pain but it was nothing compared to the bliss I was currently feeling.
What the hell!? How? Why? When?
I was confused with questions that had no answers. I even forgot the reason why I had wanted to check my aptitude in the first place. 
I was so overjoyed that I couldn't even think straight at the moment. I quickly got up and started searching for the Magic book. I finally found it in the most remote corner of the study.
Who the hell kept this here, huh?
I cursed the person who did this, little the while knowing that it was me all along. But that doesn't matter right now.
While holding it in my hand, I was quivering with excitement. I wanted to scream and tell everyone that I could use Magic! But I shouldn't, not right now. There might be a chance that the crystal ball is just malfunctioning.
Also, the situation of the house is not in the most ideal state due to me.

So, yeah. I will tell them but not right now. I will let the situation settle down a little.
I tried to clear my mind and focused myself as I flipped the pages of the book looking for what to do after determining if we have the aptitude for Magic.
「The next step is to learn to circulate mana within your body. Ideally, you should do so each day while slowly counting to 100.」
According to the book, the next step is to expend mana in large quantities, which will drain my magic sac and stress my magic pathways, which will cause my mana capacity to expand and my magic power to increase.
「Circulate mana. The volume at which you can move mana through your magic pathways will determine the strength of the spells that you can use, and practising circulating mana will cause that volume to increase. Focus the mana into your magic sac. As you consciously feed mana into the magic sac, the magic sac will expand and your total mana capacity will increase.」
The book further explained the above process in a more detail manner with some colourful diagrams.
「However, every person has a limit. If you do not feel an increase in your power and capacity after three consecutive days of practice, it is very likely that you have reached your limit and will no longer experience growth. Once you reach your limit, you should work to improve your mana control and accuracy, as well as learn several different types of magic for which you have an affinity.」
So, in addition to growing my mana capacity, I should work on training my accuracy and controlling my mana output to adjust the power of my spells. This will also eventually cause my mana consumption to become more efficient, allowing me to cast the same spells using less mana.
I see. Research on the topic has reached a fairly advanced level, but the state chooses not to withhold the facts from the public. Apparently, that is because, even though many people have the opportunity to attempt these training methods, very few will ever succeed in becoming magicians. Still, for someone gifted in magic to have access to these texts is a tremendous boon, even if the demand for them will never really increase.
After reading regarding the topic some more, I proceeded towards the thing that excited me the most.
『Introduction to beginner's Magic and its classification』
I read the title out loud and felt like something inside me tingled. I started to smile once again but controlled myself and proceeded to read it.
Reading through it, I understood a few basics.
1. First of all, magic can be broadly classified into three categories.
"Attack Magic"── Attacks a target.
"Healing Magic"── Heals a target.
"Support Magic"── Support can temporarily enhance a variety of a target's performance.
Three types. Easy to understand.
There are various functions, but according to the guidebook, magic was originally developed for war. It still isn't really used much besides battle and hunting.
2. Next, to use magic, you must have mana.
Conversely, as long as you have mana, you could use magic.
There are two ways of using mana.
"Use the mana within your body"
"Draw out mana from something that contains mana"
It must be one of these two.
A long time ago, people used only their mana to use magic; as generations passed, magic was researched into, the difficulty spiked, and the mana required increased exponentially as a result.
This was fine for the people who had a lot of mana, but those with lesser mana couldn't use that sort of magic.
Thus, the magicians of the past thought of ways to draw out mana from elsewhere to fulfil the magic's requirements.
3. There are two ways to activate the magic.
"Incantation"
"Magic Array"
There's really no need to explain here, right? To activate a spell, either to utter a chant through the mouth, or draw magic arrays. What separates magic arrays from incantations is that magic arrays can even be used by people without aptitude for magic. However, the power of an incantation will always be greater than that of a magic array.
4. Magic is said to be divided into 9 Spell tier levels that are used to symbolise its power.
"Basic"(Low-level spells) ── The weakest class of spell. Beginner's magic
"Gou"(First level spells) ── Strengthened Basic spells. Intermediate magic
"Dino"(Second level spells) ── The size of a spell is further increased. Intermediate magic
"Raja"(Third level spells) ── The spell is one that has a wide area of effect. Advanced magic
���Teo"(Fourth level spells) ── The spell gains an increase in destructive power. Advanced magic
"Ma"(Fifth level spells) ── Lost magic.
"Gigano"(Sixth level spells) ── Lost magic.
"Dioga"(Seventh level spells) ── Lost magic.
"Shin"( Eighth level spells) ── Lost magic.
According to the book, the spells for the fourth tier and above were lost thousands of years ago and have no information on them. Therefore they can no longer be used.
After getting a brief overview of the usage of magic. I moved on to learn Basic level spells.
The next thing to do is to learn beginner's magic.
Since it was for beginners, the spells were really quite small, such as conjuring a flame on your fingertips roughly the same size as a burning match, filling a small cup with water, creating a tiny whirlwind in the palm of your hand, or transforming a bit of dirt into a sharp little shard and throwing it at something. The instructions said to keep repeating this sort of low-level magic.
Having read these instructions, I feel that I have all of the necessary tools to attempt low-level spells.
According to the book, it isn't necessary to chant or draw magic circles for small spells. Some people choose to draw circles, chant incantations, shout out a word, or even add a repetitive action, such as swinging the staff or wand in a particular motion.
Nobody seems to look down upon the use of such methods if they result in the magician increasing his accuracy or output.
「Please refer to the intermediate edition of this series if you completed the course of study laid out in this edition in roughly one week」
Since I really did hope to qualify for the Intermediate course, I decided to flip through the intermediate book just in case.
As expected, the Intermediate book has instructions for casting higher level spells, such as fire arrows, ice arrows, wind blades, and rock missiles that can skewer an enemy from a distance, as well as simple body enhancements that can improve speed, strength and agility.
「Since I'm going to be alone for a month anyway, I'll just practise magic every day.」
A week later I had completed the beginner course.

He was born as the youngest child of a poor noble family living in the backcountry. Having no administrative skill, he couldn't do anything to manage the vast land his family has.

Fortunately, he was blessed with a very rare talent, the talent of magic. Unfortunately, while his talent could bring prosperity to his family, in his situation it only brought disaster.

Yes, this is the story of the boy, 【Claude Curzon】, opening his path in a harsh world.

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