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

Chapter 216. Magic, Transformation! (Part 216)

In the faith of the Holy See, this flower, which looks very holy, does indeed hold a very high position; otherwise, it wouldn't have been chosen as a medal.

Even the angels approached the flower, gently touching it with their little hands, and remarked with some emotion, "It's been so many years since I've seen it; I never imagined the light of the Star of Bethlehem would grow even brighter."

"It's really pretty."

Kroya also looked at the six-pointed star-shaped flower with admiration, squinting slightly as she carefully observed its astral structure.

Generally speaking, these special and strange magical plants should have unique magical patterns and magical structures within the celestial spirit body, so that they can release extraordinary power.

This time, he was not disappointed.

Inside the astral body of this small flower, he saw magical patterns and a unique structure that radiated like silk threads, as if scattering light.

This is clearly the effect of this structure: the light it emits does not converge into a beam, but instead transforms into countless points of light the instant it shines out, scattering throughout the entire terrace garden.

To be honest, Kroya's first reaction wasn't to the special magic contained in this light. Instead, she was curious if this magical pattern structure could be applied to a magic lamp, so that the light emitted from the lamp wouldn't hurt her eyes.

While observing, he suddenly blinked, as if he had thought of something. He immediately took out the book that Mi Feiyin had given him, opened a page, and examined it carefully.

Then, he said, rather speechless, "So that's how this magic came about."

"What?" the angel asked curiously.

"Well, this magic that can evenly distribute magic power must originate from the special magic runes of the Star of Bethlehem," Kroya replied.

He had clearly forgotten that angels cannot see the astral structure of the Star of Bethlehem.

However, after glancing at the book in Chloe's hand, the angel's eyes revealed a hint of curiosity.

He reached out and beckoned, and the books flew to Him on their own, speaking:

"All pretense will eventually be revealed."

Then, the handwritten words "Miracle of the Earth: The Power of Harvest" immediately began to blur and turned into "Miracle of the Earth? The Buried Magic (Part 1)".

"……what?"

Kroa was stunned when she saw this.

This sudden change made him realize that the book could not possibly have been written by someone within the church. If anyone dared to put a question mark after "Miracle on Earth," they must be asking for trouble.

Even the most good-tempered believer would not tolerate someone using such questioning symbols to address the supreme deity.

So this wasn't written by followers of the Church of the Earth Mother? Then how come the magic inside is the same as that of the Church of the Earth Mother?

Could it be that a magician has infiltrated inside?

"This is a very special kind of hidden magic," the angel explained. "And the magic power is quite high; it must be from a legendary-level mage."

Having grown accustomed to the angel's aura, Kroya paid no attention to the other party's assessment that the legendary mage's magic power was merely "a bit high."

He seemed lost in thought: "Written by a legendary mage, there's a number on it, does that mean there's a second and third book coming up?"

If there really is more to come, then he really needs to subtly probe to see if he can get more from Miffy.

The magic recorded here is very useful.

The angel didn't answer, but merely flipped through the book, showing one page to Kroya, and said, "This magic also involves the power of the Earth Mother Goddess; you can study it carefully."

Upon hearing this, Kroya glanced at it and saw that it described a magic that could transform the land, similar to the earth and stone shaping technique he had learned.

However, this magic... tends to draw upon the power of the earth itself, rather than magic like earth and stone shaping or city building, which are entirely mobilized by the mage himself.

If it weren't for the angel's guidance, Kroya would have noticed something was wrong, but certainly not as quickly as she realized now.

He immediately thought of it.

Is this, in some sense, a special kind of magic that mobilizes the power of the earth and nature?

This kind of magic is actually quite common in divine arts, because divine arts are about begging the gods to bestow blessings and achieve certain miraculous and almost omnipotent special effects in the realm of the gods.

However, it would be quite strange if this power were transferred into the system of magic—where would the power come from? How could such magic be mobilized?

The angel saw that Chloe was deep in thought, and the smile on his face grew wider and wider.

This is what the original mages should have considered.

Even the construction of the Ark, nominally the power of God, was actually a colossal astral structure built by humans using the power of the Ring.

So He decided to remind Chloe again.

"Lucky friend, the source of the gods' power is not fixed; they are merely beings that use power, not power itself."

"This book combines ordinary magic with magic representing the power of gods, making it a prime example."

As he spoke, He turned to another page.

This is the last page of the book, depicting a kneeling figure praying to the sky and the earth, with golden light forming a scene of raindrops.

Although the raindrops were fleeting, they were extremely realistic, clearly depicting plump ears of wheat.

The golden rain is the rain of wheat ears!

Kroa snapped out of her daze, glanced at Him, examined the diagram closely, and exclaimed in surprise, "Isn't this a wish spell? Does such a spell really exist? How could Mifein possibly be willing to give it to me—"

He paused, then shook his head helplessly: "This guy's hoping I'll witness God's power and willingly join the Church of Mother Earth, right?"

The angel nodded: "The power of the gods is always fascinating."

"But this isn't actually the power of a god. Think about it, what ability could possibly accomplish something like this?"

After He said that, Kroya felt something was off about the incantation spell.

After a brief moment of thought, he suddenly realized, "Accelerated growth and spatial transfer? Is that it?"

"Yes." The angel nodded.

"..." Kroa, who had just revealed the spell of wishing, was speechless.

However, it must be said that the origin of divine power in his case was not as powerful as one might imagine.

His eyes darted around, and he suddenly thought of something.

"Oh? I remember you kept talking about tainted light. Does that mean the Earth Mother is a true deity to you?"

In a good mood, Chloe followed up on the topic and asked a question she had been curious about for a long time.

The angel recalled his nightmare of seeing Mother Earth, the golden waves of wheat fields stretching across the mountains, and after a brief moment of thought, said meaningfully, "Yes, the earth is indeed a true deity."

"Um?"

Kroa instinctively sensed that there was something more to His words, but no matter how much she pressed, the other person refused to say anything.

Kroa was used to His behavior, so she didn't pay much attention and turned her attention to the Star of Bethlehem in her hand.

He felt that he needed to deal with this first before he could focus on studying the magic more carefully.

So he asked directly:

"What's it used for?"

There's an encyclopedia right next to it, so why not ask?

Although the angel mentioned that the Star of Bethlehem would be helpful, he didn't say it explicitly, and he was too lazy to figure it out himself.

"..."

The angel, who had a feeling that Kroa was getting lazier and lazier, was briefly speechless, but still explained:

"Its light can guide magical plants and beasts forward, and can also grant them additional life."

Although the angel's words were somewhat vague, Kroya miraculously understood what He meant—the light of this flower could accelerate the evolution of magical plants and also provide vitality.

The fact that it accelerates the evolution of magical plants means that the magic recorded by Kroa can evolve rapidly.

So Chloe picked up the Star of Bethlehem and said, "I want to try it out."

"Of course, you just need to stimulate it with holy magic."

"..."

Kroya sensed the magic power within her, blinked, and stretched out her hand to the angel: "I've almost used it all up."

"..."

The angel flew to him with a sense of helplessness, and gently kissed his forehead again, saying, "Lucky friend, may you not worry about the power of holiness before my light fades."

This time, His power flowed like a clear spring within Kroya's body, subject to the manipulation and control of Kroya's three-colored magic.

Although faint, it never ceases to flow.

"Infinite magic power!" Chloe thanked her sincerely. "Thank you so much."

Of course, it wasn't just verbal thanks. He also took out his Gopher wood harp and gently began to play, incorporating the changes he had felt in the sea and the earth over the past few days into the music of the harp.

This music is no longer just light illuminating everything; it also contains the image of a newborn womb freely basking in the light, the revitalized earth, and the thriving magical plants and beasts running and playing.

The musical level has clearly reached a new level.

Gopher wood is a special tree species that is spiritually connected. Now, with the enhancement of Kroya's symphonic magic, the music it produces is like a slowly unfolding scroll, captivating the listener.

Even the angel was quickly immersed in the music.

……

When the music ended, the angel had already sunk into the portal and returned to the lake behind the mountain to sleep soundly.

Only Chloe remained, casually putting away the Gopher Harp and then picking up the Star of Bethlehem and infusing it with magic.

As platinum magic was infused, the faint light on the surface of the Star of Bethlehem immediately became brighter, eventually shining like a six-pointed star gleaming in the sky.

Its light shone on the red sunflower.

The changes within the latter astral body stabilized at an exaggerated speed, and it only took half a minute for it to completely stabilize.

Kroa was dumbfounded.

According to his estimation, it would take several days for the red sunflower to truly complete its evolution, but it has already evolved so quickly?

When he checked again, he was even more surprised. This accelerated evolution did not damage the vitality of the red sunflower.

The situation is now exactly the opposite; the red sunflowers are bursting with vitality!

"No wonder the angels helped me get you."

Kroya is now truly certain that this thing is indeed very useful—of course, there is a price to pay.

After Bethlehem released this beam of light, which was even more dazzling than starlight, the flower's stamen began to dim, and it could be sensed through mental power that it was very tired.

It's obvious that they need to rest.

Furthermore, the power that the angel had just given him was completely exhausted, and the pitiful flow of the spring water was much slower than before.

In Kroya's view, this was a perfectly normal thing. If it were possible to accelerate the evolution of magical plants without any limit, that would be a bit too exaggerated.

So he wasn't disappointed. He planted the Star of Bethlehem in a flowerpot and then turned to walk over to the red sunflower.

He reached out and touched some of the oil produced by the sunflowers, then held it to his nose and sniffed it.

It doesn't have the greasy smell of ordinary oils at all; instead, it's very fragrant, truly deserving the name "fragrant oil."

The red sunflower swayed gently.

"Eeya!"

First, a familiar voice rang out, then—

"Eeya!"

"Oh dear!"

"babble!"

Dozens of tiny sunflowers, each with a different timbre but producing a nearly identical sound, flew out from the flower heads of the other sunflowers.

The sunflower fairies, circling the largest red sunflower, twirled merrily, and surprisingly, they emitted golden light that enveloped Kroya from head to toe.

Inside the pillar of light, Kroya felt a warm sensation in her body and her mood became extremely pleasant. It seemed that all her anxieties had disappeared, leaving only a joy as radiant as the sunshine.

This feeling isn't unfamiliar; the sunflower petals and nectar I just ate tasted just like this.

He enjoyed the feeling for a while, which was really strange, as he had never been affected by mental magic like this before.

Experiencing it now brings an indescribable pleasure.

It seems that it really did relieve his mental energy.

"So this is your divine power?" He raised his hand and poked the little sunflower perched on his shoulder.

"Eeya!" Little Sunflower nodded proudly.

"Not bad, keep learning." Kroa nodded in satisfaction, then checked the other sunflowers that had given birth to spirits one by one.

He was surprised to find that the magic within these sunflowers had become very pure, and that they had all withdrawn the sun's somewhat scorching brilliance, leaving only a warm light that made people feel comfortable.

It seems that music is still echoing.

As he observed, the Celestial Imprint Technique reminded him once again—

[Due to the influence of the Orange Song - Endless Rock Notes, the Crimson Sunflower will possess and play its own music.]

[Music will bring joy and dispel pain.]

[When the music begins, the Crimson Sunflower can gather the power of its followers, converging into "Symphony: Crimson Sunflower".]

As the engraver, you can also orchestrate the "Symphony of Crimson Sunflowers."

"So there's evolution too," Kroa murmured to herself. "A symphony for sunflowers... truly wonderful."

This is the first time he has received new music from his sunflowers, and it directly represents the music of sunflowers, which will add to his symphony.

"You all did a great job, eat up, this is my reward for you!"

He was quite satisfied and generously summoned magic to feed all the sunflowers to their hearts' content.

After consuming this magic, the sunflowers all collapsed on their flower heads, seemingly needing a rest.

All the sunflower fairies except the red sunflower left, but it was still very reluctant to leave. Kroya could only poke it and persuade it, "Go and rest. After you've rested, I'll need your help to infect more sunflowers."

"Eeya." The red sunflower then left and returned to its flower head, beginning to try to adapt to its suddenly increased power.

Although this is also part of evolution, Kroa doesn't intend to force it; let it learn for as long as it wants.

Anyway, he has time.

It's better for this kind of evolution to happen slowly.

Now, he is going to start learning all the remaining magic and then begin imprinting magic on more magical beasts and magical plants.

……

A few days passed in the blink of an eye.

During this time, Cloa never left the terrace garden.

Although he hadn't rested, he was still full of energy, and there were several different magical plants and several different magical beasts in front of him.

Among them are rabbits, ground squirrels, ducks, seaweed, coral, and pure white sea coconuts.

"Great, the engraving is finally complete."

He looked at the magical plants with a gleam in his eyes, showing no signs of fatigue from not having slept for days.

These were all experimental samples he tried to imprint, and they were all successful; not one of them failed.

Among them were the pair of earth-stealing rats who had been following him for a long time—their markings were the "Hand of the Mother Goddess" recorded in the book, which was a divine version of earth-shaping magic that could use the power of the earth and nature to reshape the terrain.

It has to be said that this version of the Mother Goddess's Hand is indeed quite exaggerated.

It can not only transform the earth with minimal magical power, but also perfectly blend into the original terrain under the influence of the earth and nature.

Simply put, even if you use this thing to build a pigsty, it will be a "natural pigsty," just like it already exists in nature.

It may seem useless, but in reality, if a magic circle related to nature is built, this situation of being close to nature will become very useful.

The combination of elven magic is incredibly useful.

For example, the cloud magic, if used in combination with the "Hand of the Mother Goddess," can even cause the natural consciousness to favor a certain location, allowing it to rain intermittently without continuous casting.

There's also the divine version of the wish spell on the last page. After imprinting it on a stalk of wheat, he was surprised to find that the wheat could teleport instantly!

Although it consumes a huge amount of magic power, this ability to teleport is truly extraordinary, as it involves space!

There are also powers that distribute magic evenly, magic that stimulates magical plants to grow longer roots, and magic that summons wind...

It can be said that these forces, if carefully explored and studied, have great research value and are far more complex than they appear on the surface.

The book that Miffy gave him was of great benefit to Chloe.

While he was excited, he was also a little worried about Mifein.

Why haven't we heard anything yet? The other party gave such a generous gift; it's only right and proper that he should offer them some help—even if Mi Feiyin doesn't know the true value of this book, he still needs to repay the favor.

"Well……"

"This is good!"

So, after scanning the magical beasts and plants he had imprinted, his eyes suddenly lit up, and he picked up a magical plant and left.

He planned to find the Orpheus Oak at the bottom of the sea and show it a big treasure.

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(End of this chapter)