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

Chapter 7.7. The Poem of Rainbow Light

Driven by curiosity, he immediately began to examine the condition of the mansion's scroll.

Look left and look right.

He discovered that the patterns on the surface of the scroll seemed a bit strange; if those patterns were reversed, they seemed to form some strange characters.

These words are hidden within the scroll's exquisite, luxurious, and impractical patterns, appearing perfectly natural.

That's why it wasn't discovered.

"Wait, this character... I think I've learned it before. My grandfather taught me!"

He glanced at it briefly and became somewhat suspicious.

He then paused for a moment to calm down and began to slowly organize and investigate.

It took two whole hours to finally sort out all these tiny words.

After he sorted out all the text, he was shocked to find that it seemed to be a poem praising the sun, and that it praised the seven colors of sunlight after it was broken down.

It begins with red and ends with purple.

The poem is extremely long, with more than 700 characters.

Its name is...

Kroya frowned. "The Poem of Rainbow Light? No, rainbow colors..."

"These seven colors are actually the same concept as sunlight, which can be called both rainbow light and rainbow colors."

He studied it carefully, and then he was even more surprised.

The arrangement of words in this poem is actually a kind of magic, and it even includes a special musical magic that involves meditation.

It is both light and seven colors.

The first chapter is about a special meditation method!

The other chapters are not clear at the moment.

Judging by the complexity of this meditation alone, it is probably many times more powerful than the meditation methods he currently possesses.

He hesitated.

The poem above is very strange, but if one can really learn it, it will definitely be a huge boost to his development.

Now that we are isolated overseas, we certainly can't suppress them without some strength.

To be honest, the higher his strength, the more he can do, and he can even apply for resource support from the Royal Capital Mage Association.

Besides, it was left to him by the original owner's grandfather, so there shouldn't be any problems.

The only strange thing is that the only remaining memories of the original owner are that he knows his grandfather was a bard.

But... he was a wandering poet who never knew where his next meal would come from.

How could such advanced magic and such special meditation methods have been left behind?

And it uses such strange, magical language.

Kroya paced back and forth in the room, deep in thought.

After thinking for a while, he gritted his teeth, sat on the bed, and began to meditate—the knowledge was right in front of him, it would be foolish not to learn it.

Strengthening one's own capabilities is very important!

"Learn it first, then we'll see!"

Meditation requires absolute concentration of one's mental consciousness and the ability to capture magical elements from the surrounding air, so a good meditation method can bring about tremendous improvements.

The speed at which they capture magical energy is several times that of ordinary people.

Originally, what Kroya was learning was the "Elementary Meditation Method," which was widely circulated by the Mage Association.

But when he switched to the first chapter of "The Poem of Rainbow Light," "The Song of Crimson," he immediately felt something was different.

The surrounding magical elements vibrated slightly under the influence of his consciousness, producing a very strange yet incredibly clear musical sound.

"Ding ding ding~~~"

As the music suddenly appeared, he absorbed all the crimson magical energy particles in the sunlight.

They entered his magical vortex and circulated very obediently.

Judging from the speed at which the magic entered, it was incredibly fast, at least twenty times faster than the original meditation method.

However, Kroya knew that this was not the limit.

With his current abilities, he can barely manage to organize the spellcasting gestures and runes in the Crimson Song; he can't even touch the remaining six colors.

But just one crimson color is twenty times more than before... What if he could learn the entire "Poem of Rainbow Light"?

Such joy almost made him break free from his meditative state.

Fortunately, he quickly restrained his joy and excitement and soon immersed himself in the enjoyment of meditation and capturing the red factor.

The feeling of being filled with that magic was incredibly wonderful.

Even his mental energy was rapidly restored in the warmth of the sunlight, which was like lukewarm water. He even had a feeling that if the sunlight were always there, he could probably continue meditating like this forever.

But the sun will eventually set.

Kroya arrived at his island of Han Reef at noon, ate lunch and began to meditate, continuing until sunset, when the sun had completely disappeared before he finally opened his eyes.

The clear music that had been surrounding them also disappeared.

A flash of crimson light flickered in his eyes.

"One day of this is equivalent to twenty days of meditation before... Tsk, if I had gotten this sooner, wouldn't I have become a level two mage or even a level three mage?"

Kroya remarked with this sentiment.

At this moment, the crimson magic power within his magic vortex was exceptionally abundant. Perhaps with another ten days or so of meditation, he could condense a second magic vortex and advance to the level of a second-level mage.

Once he reaches the level two mage, he can try to use the power of the Crimson Song as magic. At that time, it is unknown what kind of great power this magical poem will possess.

He stood up, feeling exceptionally comfortable both mentally and physically, as if he had had a good night's sleep and was full of energy.

It seems that meditation can completely replace sleep.

If he had this ability before, he would have succeeded in rolling the coffin long ago.

The only pity is that this ability is limited to sunlight. It seems that I will need to find time to meditate during the day and stay up late at night. If only I could have a meditation method that draws on the magic of moonlight.

The moonlight in this world is not reflected sunlight, but rather emitted independently by celestial bodies.

Many magical techniques and rituals require moonlight.

Kroya sighed, feeling deeply that he was truly greedy, wanting more after having one.

Then he glanced at the clock on the wall.

"It's already seven o'clock?"

This timing immediately made him feel uneasy; he had ended up staying home all afternoon.

Is Butler Robert alright?

When he first arrived here, he was always a little uneasy.

Thinking of this, he immediately released the magic circle's seal and strode out of his room.

Sure enough, they saw the knight Joshua standing guard nearby. He was still full of energy, but there was a look of anxiety on his face.

"What happened?"

Kroya remained calm, using his walnut staff as a walking stick—he was the lord, the backbone of the entire territory; anyone else could panic, but he couldn't.

Upon seeing his lord emerge, Joshua immediately breathed a sigh of relief and hurriedly exclaimed, "Something's happened at the beach!"

"What?"

Kroa's heart tightened. As she walked outside, she asked, "Is it a sea monster, a siren, or something else?"

If there are sirens or magical beasts he can't deal with, he should really consider a strategic retreat. As long as he survives, he can always find a way to rebuild.

Am I really that unlucky? To encounter such a terrible thing right after arriving here.

The knight followed behind him, explaining, "No, neither Rob nor we know what it is, but Bartos says it's the wrath of the sea god, and they're devouring everything on the shore!"

"..."

This is getting stranger and stranger; even the Wrath of the Sea God has appeared.

But running away without even checking it out is definitely not an option.

Kroya decided to investigate the actual situation before making any plans—since Bartos knew about it, there must have been similar situations before, so it shouldn't have too much of an impact, right?

(End of this chapter)