What's wrong with me, a mage, loving to farm?

Chapter 20. Level Two Mage, Crimson Melody

As Chloe meditated intensely.

He already possessed a special meditation technique and the aid of the thirsty sea glow algae, coupled with his exceptionally strong mental power, making him extremely fast.

It was noon on the third day of the "seclusion".

A brand new magical vortex appeared in his magic pool, doubling the amount of magic it could hold, and slightly increasing the purity of the magic.

From this moment on, Kroya was already a level two mage—a standard that the original owner had not reached even after wasting several years.

This demonstrates that specialized advanced meditation techniques and external assistance are crucial.

"Level two means I can learn more magic, study the second chapter of the Crimson Song, and complete the Seven Luminaries Divine Law Array... My self-protection ability has also been greatly enhanced."

Kroa felt the flow of magic within her body.

This feeling of being filled with power is truly wonderful, no wonder those mages all want to advance and acquire more resources.

"A mage, huh? Hehe."

He sneered. Logically, after advancing in rank, he should be able to apply for more resources from the Mage Association, but he did not intend to apply immediately.

I've only been here for a little over a month.

"Kroya" has gone from a useless person to a level two mage. If people think he has had some kind of miraculous encounter, it will be troublesome.

The monk has never been shameless.

If the news gets out, it might attract some wicked monks who might try to harm him.

That would be a real problem.

He still has little ability to resist higher-level mages; his foundation and development time are still too short.

Therefore, instead of demanding those insignificant resources, it's better to give them up, steadily continue to amass wealth and expand one's own power, and then demand them all at once once he reaches level six or above.

Level 6 and above is the level of a Grand Mage, and he also has enough time to manage his island and build a good relationship with the mermaids.

Even if he encounters some extraordinary event at that time, with the support of his strength and influence, he will have no fear of anyone trying to take advantage of him.

"First study, then the magic circle, and then pay attention to more magical plants and magical beasts..."

After sorting out what had happened in the following period, he pondered for a moment and then continued studying the later parts of the Crimson Song.

"The Poem of Rainbow Light" is his second biggest trump card besides his cheat ability, so naturally he has to study it carefully.

He couldn't wait to start studying it.

When I read it before, the second chapter of the Crimson Song began with a special magic called "Crimson Overture" - its effect was that it allowed Kroya to cast two spells at the same time, and it also included the first offensive spell "Crimson Light Chant".

Simply put, it involves attaching magic to the throat through chanting and then releasing it in the form of musical notes.

It is a rare type of magic with no upper limit, meaning that its power will increase as Kroa's magic power and understanding and control of the Rainbow Poems increase.

It can also be used with six other colors.

It is also worth mentioning that these red hymns can be superimposed using red refrains.

Kroya simply couldn't imagine how terrifying the already powerful magic could become when it was doubled in power and could resonate with other magical forces...

"That's pretty impressive. I'll try to learn from them..."

After reading it, he began to experiment with great interest. The laboratory was immediately filled with strange, almost inhuman "ee-ya-ah" sounds.

It lasted for about three hours before these strange sounds transformed into beautiful, pure music.

Like the sound of a jazz drum, it's rapid yet rhythmic, like waves crashing one after another.

The manifestation in the real world was—invisible sound waves spewed from Kroa's mouth, along with bursts of red, musical note-shaped magic.

It was extremely fast, striking the wall directly with a "bang bang bang" sound.

It formed a stark contrast with the beautiful music.

The poor wall suffered such a severe blow that it immediately developed holes of all sizes. Despite being a stone wall, it looked as if it was about to collapse under the weight.

Is it that powerful?

Seeing this, Kroya immediately stopped trying; he didn't want to destroy his castle.

"Let's go outside."

But he still had to try, so he immediately left the laboratory and went to his private area behind the castle, where he unleashed his magic without reservation.

Invisible sound waves and tangible musical notes accompanied the pleasant sound.

"~~~~~"

"Bang bang bang bang bang!"

The stone wall in front of them, which was several people high, could not withstand the continuous sonic waves and quickly shattered into a pile of broken stones.

Only then did Kroa finally feel a sense of emptiness as her magic power dwindled.

"Wow, that's incredibly powerful!?"

His eyes widened in disbelief. The power of this attack was comparable to the sustained damage of a level three magic spell, Chain Fireball, and he was only a level two mage!

Not to mention that chain fireballs require even higher levels of control over magic and more precise arrangement of spells; it's not something that can be learned easily.

"That's really good, this spell is really good."

Having tested the power of the Crimson Light Chant, Kroya nodded in satisfaction. Just as he was about to turn back, he unexpectedly discovered a glittering light inside the stone he had shattered.

The object, hidden beneath a pile of broken stones, still reflected the midday sun.

"An unexpected find?" Chloe walked forward curiously and found a... coral among a pile of rocks?

However, it appears to be crystal coral.

It seemed to have shattered; only a small piece remained in front of Kroya, lying in a pile of gray rubble like a crystal-clear dragon horn.

I didn't sense any signs of life.

But then a notification suddenly appeared—

[A suitable monster for the Celestial Inscription spell has been discovered: Air Coral. Please activate the Inscription spell to examine the monster's Celestial body and perform the spell inscription.]

Kroa was surprised when she saw the explanation.

Is this thing a magical beast? It doesn't show any signs of life, but coral seems to be the residue left behind after coral polyps die.

In a sense, it should also be considered Warcraft.

He immediately activated the Celestial Body Imprinting Technique, and what came into view was an enlarged version of coral, but this coral had countless holes on it.

The outside is wrapped with almost colorless and transparent silk threads.

Whispers could be heard coming from inside the hole—

"Air! Not the ocean!"

"Waaaah, finally I can breathe some air!"

"We also want to spread the word!"

The first two sentences are followed by a third sentence, densely packed, as if countless beings are speaking at the same time, creating a resonance.

It gave Chloe a slight headache.

He had heard that corals could purify the air, but he had never heard that they could disperse the air. Shouldn't that be the job of plants?

Coral that wants to release air... um.

Kroya immediately racked his brains, trying to figure out what kind of spells would be suitable for them.

(End of this chapter)