Life is tough, so Honglong resorts to performing?

Chapter 13 Practice
Lord of Flames, Ellis Kandar, a demigod, is one of the most outstanding spellcasters specializing in fire elemental manipulation.

In the realm of fire elemental spell penetration resistance, it is undoubtedly number one.

reason?

As a fire demon, she relied on fire magic to create her own plane in the bottomless abyss where fire resistance was generally low, thus advancing to demigod status. Her achievements are verifiable.

The second most important reason Loren chose her as his online teacher was her expertise in armor protection.

After all, anyone with a sound mind would prepare fire-resistant equipment, potions, and support items if they were to face a red dragon head-on.

Loren didn't want to unleash a dragon's breath that wouldn't even break the skin of his opponent, like taking a hot bath.

Naturally, as the one playing with fire, Loren also had to work hard on his resistance.

As for the primary reason for choosing this person...

Naturally, it's because she has the lowest price among online magic tutors of the same level.

A dignified demigod only needs 800 copper coins per class, which is at least two coins cheaper than other demigod mages who start at 1,000.

Although the online courses sold on the Magic Crystal Terminal are not true one-on-one teaching, they are thought models encapsulated by high-level mages as their understanding and cognition of a certain type of spell.

Based on this, the computing power of the Magic Crystal Network is then used to perform integrated calculations and responses.

Behind each of these models lies the other party's profound understanding of magic, which plays a significant role in spell design and the spell learning of mages.

Loren asked himself, without the huge sums of money he had poured into online classes, his little red dragon, barely twenty years old, would never have been able to complete the basic training for a third-tier archmage.

The things in Dragon Legacy are too ancient and too crude.

Dragons have a rather shameless way of transitioning: simply wait for life to mature. If they can't learn now, they'll just have to wait until they become adult dragons.

Once the basic values ​​are high enough, you'll have everything.

However, the low price of this online course has nothing to do with racial discrimination.

Even if the other party is the Flame Demon Lord of the Bottomless Abyss, a demigod-level being is enough to sweep away all dissatisfaction and show respect.

The core reason her courses are cheap is because the field of penetrating magic is not profitable.

Or rather, high-penetration mages have limited job opportunities, which naturally makes them unpopular with spell learners.

After all, learning magic not only requires talent, but also costs a lot of money.

In the old days, a sorcerer might go bankrupt in his entire life, only knowing one formal spell and a few minor tricks.

Even in the era of the Federation, mages are still big spenders, so the economic prospects of magic are also a point that mage apprentices value highly.

A utility mage is more advantageous in the backline than a combat-oriented mage, while a combat-oriented mage is relegated to the wilderness to play with wild beasts and barbarians.

Add to that the fact that your mentor lives in a bottomless abyss, has no projects, and even if she really thinks highly of you and sends you a job offer through model reporting, would you go or not?
Yes, once the learner of the spell has consented, the model can proactively report any discoveries to the mages who uploaded the model.

Many talented mages have risen to prominence overnight through such reports, becoming legendary powerhouses, saints, or disciples of demigods.

This is why, even though online magic courses are very expensive, many people still buy them; in a sense, they are their ticket to change their destiny.

The Flame Lord, residing in a lower plane, is at a complete disadvantage in this regard. Furthermore, the resistance attribute, especially fire elemental resistance, is not effective for civilian use and is almost exclusively for military purposes.

If you don't succeed in training, that's fine; but if you really make a name for yourself, you'll have to report to the federal army.

After all, ordinary civilian magic crystal weapons do not have high special resistance. Who are you trying to deal with by learning this armor penetration specialization, little brother?

Due to these unfavorable factors, Ellis Kandar, a demigod, had to pay only 800 yuan per online class, almost the same as some popular legendary mages.

Loren didn't care about this.

According to the Federation's "Ancient Dragon Recruitment Act", the ancient dragons within the Federation are already included in the mandatory recruitment quota for war.

A fully armed ancient dragon remains the Federation's strongest fighting force to this day, and his development of armor penetration expertise can be seen as a precautionary measure.

And they won't even let the little red dragon have a dream of becoming Gu Long, what's wrong with that?

Once Ellis's projection stabilized, Loren skillfully took out two specially made mithril conductive wires, connected one end to the reserved interface of the magic crystal terminal, and the other end to his back.

That was the point where his wings connected to his body when he transformed into a dragon; it was one of the important magical nodes in his body.

Then, Loren began to visualize the spell he was going to learn, and as he visualized and chanted the incantation, the exact same spell design as Loren's mind began to appear in front of Ellis's projection.

"Level 5 wide-area spell, blazing flames! Major nodes are basically no problem, you've already learned it quite well."

"But there's a slight problem with the seventh and ninth transfer nodes. The magic input should be reduced for better stability."

"After that, there were only about twenty minor node problems. Considering it's a level 5 spell with a total of over 1,300 nodes, you've learned it quite well."

As Ellis's model pointed out the mistake in Loren's spellcasting with a finger, it praised him without hesitation.

As a mentor model specifically created by the demigod Balrog to earn money, it's naturally necessary for him to praise others, especially since the Red Dragon's performance was indeed quite good.

A third-tier mage can cast up to level six spells. Normally, if the major nodes are functioning correctly, the medium nodes are running smoothly, and the damage rate of the minor nodes is less than 70%, then a spell can be considered complete.

As always, the little red dragon's pursuit of magic is to achieve 100% perfection, making the spells flawless.

This might be done in order to trigger inspiration through extensive use and practice in the future, allowing it to advance further and achieve a spell feat.

But in reality, Loren was also quite helpless.

Since there is no magic network or spell slots in this world, mages rely entirely on themselves to cast spells, so there is naturally no system related to spell slots.

This made Loren quite worried about his spells. What did it mean that the spells could still run even with a 30% chance of random node damage?

Is it really true that this thing won't cause any problems?
This thing is a precisely crafted energy body made by hand!

Not to mention that after searching through numerous cases of spellcasting failures by mages on Dragon's Legacy and the Magic Crystal Terminal, he developed deep doubts about the ability to cast spells even with a 30% chance of failure.

Those who die because of their own spells are not included in the statistics, right?
Those guys and brothers must have died unexpectedly due to environmental issues, bad luck, or other reasons. It has nothing to do with the deviation in their spell models, right?
That is why he was able to practice magic day after day, year after year.

Extensive practice, solely in pursuit of more precise and stable spellcasting.

(End of this chapter)