Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 64 Solar Fist!
After finishing a normal lunch, Yaro went into his cubicle and closed his eyes to rest.

There are many tips and tricks to learning.

For example, it's best to rest for half an hour after a large meal, because at this time blood is concentrated in the stomach, which will greatly reduce learning efficiency.

For example, it's best to study at a fixed time and place every day.

Just like eating on time, if you eat at the same time every day, your body will automatically feel hungry when the time comes.

Another important aspect is the learning environment. Ideally, students should study in the same location, and a comfortable and quiet learning space is essential to prevent distractions.

It's like when you arrive at a restaurant at a fixed time, you'll feel like eating.

When you arrive at the classroom at the designated time, you will subconsciously open your books—provided that you have a study habit and don't just want to sleep when you get to the classroom.

These skills, to put it simply, are about forming habits.

To put it more grandly, it's a form of self-hypnosis.

Because whether it's the so-called habit formation or the sophisticated self-hypnosis, the essence is to build neural structures in the brain.

It's like a scene that often appears in hypnosis—snapping your fingers.

What's the point?

Its function is similar to double-clicking to open a file on a computer; snapping your fingers during hypnosis activates a pre-built neural structure.

However, the human brain is not like a computer, which can see all the files at a glance. So, when you want to activate a specific neural structure in the brain...

It is best to make unique and special instructions so as not to confuse other neural structures.

For example, if you're going to discuss a major project, you can arrange for someone to gently tug at your tie before you begin.

In the early stages, it naturally has no effect, but once a complete neural structure is formed in the brain, this action becomes like double-clicking on a computer.

Long-established habits caused Yaro to wake up naturally. He first washed up, then took out a hard candy and put it in his mouth.

Yaro doesn't usually eat sweets; this is his self-imposed rule to activate his study mode.

Another benefit of doing this is that it helps to combat the frustration that arises when studying.

The essence of learning is the construction of neurons, but the nature of life is to prefer ease and avoid unnecessary exertion.

Therefore, the longer you study, the more frustration you accumulate in your brain.

Even if some people have very strong neural pathways in their learning, it doesn't mean that such emotions don't exist.

At this time, you can use your curiosity about new knowledge, the sense of accomplishment after learning, and the anticipation of a bright future to combat feelings of boredom.

Sucking on a candy is one such technique.

Sugar can stimulate the brain to produce mild dopamine, which can combat boredom in learning.

It can also increase blood sugar levels, replenishing the energy consumed by the brain during learning.

These are all learning tips summarized by Yaro in his previous life.

He was not like those geniuses who could build a nervous system in their brains with just a few glances, so he could only rely on various tricks to make up for his shortcomings later in life.

Similarly, Yaro did not realize that he was a genius in this life.

Therefore, the reason why he is able to study at the same level as some of the geniuses admitted to the Owl Academy is largely due to the potential bonus he accumulated in his childhood.

After completing all the preparations, Yaro sat at the wooden table and began to write and draw with pen and paper.

Shadow wizards' spells are amplified in power and stealth in dark environments, and the countermeasure is simply light spells. Preparation is key to success; lack of preparation leads to failure.

Being prepared prevents trouble!

So even though he knew that Kenan Nabi was unlikely to appear in the Emerald Plains, Yaro still focused his studies on the Light spell.

Since the imagined enemy was a shadow-based wizard, Yaro's requirement for himself was to cast a light spell while dodging. This was to prevent Kenan Nabi from going mad and ambushing him from the shadows around the corner of the academy buildings.

Recalling the spells cast by Kenan Nabi, Yaro wrote three words on a piece of paper.

'Shadow Spike', 'Shadow Claw', 'Shadow Beast'.

Looking at the three words on the paper, Yaro propped his head up, tapped his pen lightly on the table, and began to simulate in his mind the situation of being suddenly attacked at a corner.

The most dangerous—the Shadow Beast!

If you step into a shadowy environment and the shadow beast attacks first, you won't have much time to react. In most cases, you'll only be able to barely dodge the fatal attack.

The most feared spell—Shadow Claw!
If caught by the Shadow Claws, even if one struggles with all one's might, there will be a moment of pause, and that moment is enough for K'nan Nabi to cast Shadow Spikes several times!

Shadow Spike is a simple attack trick that is not difficult to dodge unless it is completely dark.

Based on several simulated scenarios, Yarrow quickly set up his reaction animations. The real challenge then came: adding the casting animation for the Light spell.

Ideally, you can cast the Light spell while dodging. If the situation is urgent, or if you fail to cast it successfully, you can use the effect of the Flash Powder to activate it with magic and cast a brief flash.

Light is the biggest weakness to shadow-based wizards.

When first learning to cast spells, because the spell structure was not yet familiar, the Light spell still required many auxiliary hand seals.

Just like drawing patterns, when you're not yet skilled, you can use some tools to make up for it.

As Yaro recalled the hand seals of the Light spell, he began to scribble on the paper, constantly pondering how to smoothly add the hand seals of the Light spell.

Considering that he himself was the target of the attack, the spell effect that Yaro wanted was to attach the light spell to himself, and ideally, to transform himself into a luminous body.

If this effect can be achieved, then all shadow-based spells will be at least halved in their effectiveness against Arowana.

The academy had already provided the auxiliary hand seals for the Light spell, and the dodging action was also set up quickly, so Yaro's workload was not much. After a few hours of scribbling and revising, several plans were hastily set up on scrap paper.

Yaro then copied it back into a brand new notebook.

After flipping through the notebook filled with drawings of roughly human figures, Yaro suddenly had a strange idea.

This thing looks like a secret manual.

or……

Driven by a mischievous impulse, Yaro picked up his pen again and wrote three Chinese characters in his notebook.

—The Sun Fist

[Ding! Martial art "Solar Fist" discovered. Do you wish to learn it?]

what? !

This thing has really become a martial arts technique?!

Yaro quickly checked the system panel and found the prompt below a row of [中中中……].

(End of this chapter)