Eternal Punishment Dragon in Prison

Chapter 55 Arcane Magic Text
"What does Your Excellency Dragon want?"

Erica said that at this time she was also racking her brains to think about what bargaining chips she had.

But after thinking about it, Erica didn't seem to have any good things, otherwise the bit stealer wouldn't have sent only this few people to hunt and kill her.

As for the magic items on her body, Erica didn't want to hand them over to the dragon either.

Because she was very afraid that she would be slapped to death by the dragon who turned her face, or be controlled by spells if she lost the blessing of magic items.

Erica knew very well in her heart that even though she had a pleasant conversation with the giant dragon, the two sides had no foundation of trust and could turn against each other at any time.

The reward she promised can only be in the future, and the future is uncertain, who knows what will happen?
"Well, judging from how hard Earl Winters hunted you down, you really have nothing. Then trade the knowledge in your mind and tell me all the spells you have learned."

Murphy said in a deep voice, no matter what, let's get paid first.

As for getting the deal done, that's for sure.

You must know that Murphy is a lawful dragon, and he has also been recognized by the attribute panel.

Of course, there is no rush when the transaction will be completed.

Erica sighed, but finally agreed.

There is no reason, just because she has no chips, and without the help of the dragon, she doesn't know who to invite.

Even if she does know some advanced combat professionals.

But if it's not a legend, it's not as good as a dragon?

Earl Winters sent an army to encircle and suppress them directly, without taking action himself.

Neither is the caster, because no matter how strong the caster is, he can't beat Earl Winters.

And the expensive spell model is expensive, but that is relative to whom.

After a long time of accumulation, many nobles have a complete set of spell models from one to nine rings.

However, even if there is a complete inheritance, it does not mean that everyone can learn it.

After all, the spell model is only a part of spell knowledge, and there is a lot of theoretical knowledge, and a lot of expensive materials need to be consumed in the process of learning.

The price of the spell model, evenly distributed over a long period of time, can already be regarded as the cheapest part.

"Is that all? No higher-level spells?"

Murphy was a little dissatisfied. At this time, he was reading a spell book that Erica took out from the dimension bag.

It records all the spells mastered by Erica.

However, Erica is only a four-ring mage, and the highest spell she can transcribe is only four-ring.

Erica heard the dragon's dissatisfaction, and said strangely: "It's all here, I don't know Gaohuan's spells, so I can't copy them in the spell book."

The transcription of a spellbook is a very personal matter.

Just like taking notes, different people have different notations.

The spell model needs to be adjusted differently from person to person, so basically the spell books are exclusive.

The most important point is that the transcription of the spell book must use an arcane magic text.

Because only this kind of text can make the copied arcane spell full of power, so that the scroll can be released.

It also assists mages to distort their mental patterns, making it easier to learn spells and prepare spells.

So this kind of writing is the common language of mages.

Regardless of the mage's native language and cultural form, the same system is used.

It is not so much that mages invented it as they discovered it.

Of course, mages use it in their own unique way.

Just like Chinese characters, there are also classical Chinese and vernacular.

That's why the scrolls are said to be studied, encrypted, and deciphered.

"Actually, you can also try to copy Gaohuan's spells and learn them from time to time."

"In this way, we can comprehend the mystery of high-level spells in advance."

"It is very helpful for learning low-level spells."

Murphy could only say unwillingly that it was the first time he saw a mage other than himself, and only then did he understand what the real level of the outside world was.

The so-called can not copy.

The reason is that if you want to transcribe these spells with arcane magic text, you have to distort your mental model and be in a mental state similar to preparing this spell.

Therefore, only those who know how can copy it.

Murphy himself had just started learning spells, so he had a very high intelligence attribute and a wealth of knowledge far exceeding that of wizards of the same level.

Directly let him get rid of the dependence on the spell book from the beginning.

I can't feel the pain of ordinary mages either.

"Ah? Is it necessary? If you just record it in ordinary words, it will be difficult to learn it after reading it [-] times."

"Besides, the high-ring spell model is too complicated, and it takes up too many pages to copy down, completely wasting the paper in the spell book."

"Why don't you read the spell book of your ancestors when you're good enough."

"Isn't this all the learning steps of a normal mage?"

Erica couldn't understand why the dragon looked so unhappy.

It has been said before that the learning of mages is gradual and one cannot aim too high.

"Your spell level is really bad."

Murphy could only hold back this sentence in the end, what could he do?
Did he have to say that he is awesome and doesn't need the assistance of magic and arcane texts like you rookie chickens to be able to distort the mental model.

Just look at any text.

Of course, this is a bit of an exaggeration.

Now Murphy can spend at most two or three seconds preparing six-ring spells. This is because of too much knowledge and a deep understanding of spells.

Other legendary mages at level 23 can generally spend two or three seconds preparing four-ring spells.

However, Murphy's original plan was to level up slowly. After adding skill points, he could always quickly prepare for nine-ring spells.

However, Erica's strength is really bad, and the spells copied are the fourth ring.

Can only add to his spell list.

But despite this, it is also a qualitative improvement for Murphy's strength.

Because the use of spells sometimes does not depend on the level of ring spells.

The effects of various low-level spells used together are sometimes more powerful than high-level spells.

After listening to Murphy's words, Erica wanted to refute. As a 25-year-old Sihuan mage, she is good enough in the mage group.

After all, among human beings, the average age of a first-ring mage is 21 years old, and she can reach the fourth-ring mage at the age of 25. I don't know how many people have surpassed her.

But Erica suddenly thought that with the size of the eternal punishment dragon in front of him, he had just entered a teenager, which meant that he had only lived for 16 years.

But the dragon's spell level has far surpassed himself.

"No, it can't be compared like this. A dragon can speak at birth. I only started learning spells when I was five years old."

"I started later than the dragon."

Erica thought to herself, but after thinking about it, she became even more depressed.

One 20 years, one 16 years, no matter how you look at it, it is incomparable.

Of course, if Erica knew that Murphy was born less than half a year ago, she didn't know how she would feel.

"Okay, it's time for us to go," Murphy said after quickly scanning the spell book, "Do you want more, knight?"

Dandy was still under Murphy's control at this time, his eyes were as dull as Ah Er's.

Ah Er was already asleep, and had been thrown on his back by Murphy a long time ago, so he kept silent.

Although the rest of the people found Ah Er, who dared to say a few more words in front of the dragon.

Erica hurriedly said, "Of course."

This is her most loyal subordinate, how could Murphy kill him so easily.

when!
The huge dragon claws directly grabbed Dandy in the claws, and Erica's complexion changed slightly when she was about to say something.

Murphy said coldly: "Don't hesitate, get in the car quickly."

(End of this chapter)