Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 25 Introduction

Visualization

getting Started!

In the turbulent sea of ​​his mind, Karl's consciousness was like a small boat, rising and falling on the waves.

Although it seemed like it could capsize at any moment, it fought relentlessly against the waves with its strong willpower.

As time went by, it not only did not collapse, but became more and more stable.

"call……"

Karl opened his eyes, and his eyes lit up slightly.

The world before my eyes seemed to have been veiled away, and everything that came into view was clearer than ever before.

This was not because his eyesight had improved, but because the refinement of his mental power had made him more acute in his perception of the outside world.

"finally……"

Karl loosely clasped his hands:

"In the real world, I can now practice visualization techniques myself."

The initial step in visualization, and the construction of a zero-ring magic within one's inner spiritual sea, constitutes a novice wizard apprentice.

Karl has achieved both of these points.

That is,

In less than a month, he has already become a formal junior wizard apprentice.

Even a level one talent is probably nothing special.

Do not!

It probably won't be that fast even with a level one talent.

"Keep a low profile, keep a low profile."

"A tree that stands out in the forest will be felled by the wind; a mound that rises above the bank will be eroded by the current; a person who excels above others will be criticized by the masses. We should always remember the lessons of our predecessors."

After taking a few deep breaths, Karl's agitation gradually subsided.

"According to the classification of wizard apprentices, learning a zero-ring wizard spell makes one a junior wizard apprentice."

"Mastering three zero-ring spells makes one an intermediate wizard apprentice."

"Mastering six zero-ring spells makes one a high-level wizard apprentice."

"Only by mastering a first-level witchcraft and breaking through the limits of mental power can one be considered a true wizard."

of course,

Magic tricks are not included.

Carl took out his notebook and wrote down some notes with a quill pen.

Physical condition: 0.77

Mental Power: 0.96

The data provided by the Divine Realm Fragment is likely accurate. As a knight's attendant, his constitution is 0.77, while by that standard, an ordinary person's constitution should be around 0.5.

And the knights,

It is highly likely to exceed 1.

Don't be fooled by the seemingly small difference of a fraction of a second in physical condition; the actual experience can be worlds apart.

It's not as simple as one plus one equals two.

Karl's mental strength is significantly higher than his physical strength, a point that Hybel also mentioned, possibly due to time travel.

When the original body was on the verge of death, it merged with the consciousness of the transmigrated being. The combination of the two resulted in a mental strength greater than that of an ordinary person, which is quite normal.

Therefore, once one has mastered the basics of meditation and refined one's mental strength, one will naturally possess the foundation of a novice wizard apprentice.

"Constructing a secondary spell field model consumes 0.7 mental energy. Similarly, three zero-ring spells require at least 2.1 mental energy. In other words, the mental energy standard for an intermediate wizard apprentice is 2.1."

"No!"

Carl shook his head slightly:

"Secondary spell fields are considered a relatively complex type of zero-ring sorcery, and they also consume a lot of mental energy."

"The dizziness spell might only require 0.5 or 0.6. By the lowest standard, a mental strength of 1.8 should be enough to advance to the intermediate wizard apprentice level."

Once a spell model is constructed, it will stably occupy a portion of mental energy. In other words, to construct a second spell model, one must have excess mental energy, unless the first spell model is erased by oneself.

The same reason.

Although wizard apprentices possess extraordinary skills, they only master a few types of witchcraft. Once these are all known to others, they can be easily countered.

Therefore, every wizard tries to conceal the witchcraft they possess or have other trump cards up their sleeve.

If all your cards are revealed...

That's tantamount to courting death!

"Let's see if the power of the magic changes."

Putting down his pen, Karl had a sudden thought and activated the secondary spell field model located in his mental sea.

An invisible force field emerges.

Unlike before, after mastering the basics of meditation, his control over the secondary spell field became much more refined.

The same force can now be expanded or reduced in scope, and of course, the power will also change accordingly.

"Whoosh!"

An iron ball was tossed from Karl's hand and fell into the force field from above. Under the influence of the invisible force field, it traced an arc and fell to the ground.

"The power increase is not significant, but the control is more precise, and it can be unleashed suddenly, enough to distort attacks at the Knight Squire level."

"And its stamina has increased significantly compared to before."

After a series of experiments, Karl looked satisfied.

"good!"

"Now that I have a magical field protecting me, I have a great chance of winning as long as I don't encounter a top-level knight squire like Diana."

"Um."

"And a light spell!"

The Light spell may seem useless, but if used suddenly during a fight, it may cause the opponent to be temporarily dazzled.

At that time,

It will be very useful.

The next day, Karl returned the remaining necromantic dust to the manor and paid for two pharmacology classes on credit.

Several days later.

bedroom.

Karl opened his eyes, his face grim.

"Level four talent, yet the increase in mental strength is so slow?"

With the data panel, he can clearly see his progress and also know how slow it is.

"At the current rate, it will probably take ten days to half a month to increase by 0.01 mental strength."

"Even a little bit of spiritual energy will take at least three to five years!"

This is still based on cultivating with the help of fragments of the divine realm.

Reaching the level of an intermediate wizard apprentice in three to five years is actually not bad.

After all, even a level three talent might not be able to achieve this quickly.

However, this is only the time used to practice meditation.

If we add the construction of spell models...

Moreover, Karl cannot devote all his time to this, and his martial arts skills cannot be too weak.

It would probably take more than ten years to truly reach the level of an intermediate wizard apprentice.

"That's enough!"

He shook his head and turned to the fragments of the divine realm.

"I won't wait for the scorching moon; I'll go explore another world first."

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"Snow?"

Standing at the doorway, Karl reached out and caught a snowflake falling from the sky, a look of confusion in his eyes.

Snow is not surprising.

Strangely, the snow in my hand was mixed with some black.

Moreover, unlike the snowflakes I remember that melted instantly and were light and fluffy, the snow here has weight and is gray in color.

It is said to be snow.

It's more like ashes.

Gray snow fell heavily, covering the entire Black City, even the roads were covered with a thick layer.

"Crunch... crunch..."

The leather boots crunched on the snow, and the biting cold was amplified by the weather.

Laka Market.

The market was sparsely populated, not only far less crowded than on a scorching moon day, but also less than half the usual number of people.

The stall owners, wrapped in thick coats, huddled behind their stalls, waiting for customers to arrive.

"Uncle!"

Aya looked up with a surprised expression:

"You've arrived."

"Hmm." Karl nodded slightly.

"I didn't expect you to be setting up a stall here."

After some time apart, Aya had become increasingly thin and frail. The phrase "skin and bones" was the perfect description for her. There were also obvious bruises on her cheeks, and her clothes were tattered and torn.

Despite the freezing weather, she insisted on setting up her stall, and her hands and feet were cracked and bleeding profusely, a truly pitiful sight.

"no way."

Aya grinned and said:

"I took over the stall from Uncle Cologne, spending all my savings. If I can't make money..."

Life goes on.

A hint of sadness flashed in her eyes, but it was quickly concealed.

This is a very strong girl who spent a lot of money to buy a stall and still has to pay stall fees every month.

unfortunately,

Business wasn't doing very well.

Aya spent all her savings to buy the stall, hoping to make a living, but now it seems that the road ahead is not easy.

It's truly remarkable that they've managed to persevere this long.

Squatting down, Karl picked up a small pinch of soul powder from the stall and asked:

How much?

"Two black stones for one serving." Seeing a customer coming in, Aya hurriedly said:

"If you want it, uncle, I can give you a discount."

Two black stones.

The price is about the same as elsewhere.

Even if it's cheap, it probably won't be much cheaper.

"The price is acceptable." Carl didn't haggle.

"It's just that you have too little soul powder here."

"few?"

Aya's breathing quickened, and her face flushed.

"Uncle, how much would you like?"

"I'll take as much as you have," Karl said, standing up calmly.

Money is not a problem.

(End of this chapter)