Magicians never make wishes

Chapter 115 I feel there's something wrong with this magic.

"Are you kidding me?" the green-haired man with a sinister smile mocked.

"Bai Ye, didn't you just get the 'Skeleton Summoning' spell?"

Remnant Star had witnessed Ronan's strength, but he didn't believe that Ronan could complete the construction of the magical structure in such a short time.

He considered himself to be fairly capable, and it took him two whole days and nights to complete the construction.

Most importantly, successfully constructing the structure is one thing, but successfully casting the spell is another.

Otherwise, the three of them wouldn't have faced such an awkward situation of spinning tops.

"Let's forget about it." Ba Quan looked at Ronan, his brows furrowed, and solemnly stated his deduction: "I feel there's something wrong with this magic."

"What's the problem?"

Remnant Star looked at him curiously, and couldn't help but think:

Is it really true that you get what you pay for?

It seems perfectly reasonable that the free magic is unusable.

"A problem that even I can't see."

If Ba Quan hadn't maintained an extremely serious expression throughout, others would have thought he was joking.

"Is it possible that the problem lies with you?"

Lehart couldn't stand it any longer and pointed at Ronan, saying, "White Night, you give it a try."

He also wanted to see if anyone could actually build it successfully in such a short time.

Even if the spell is not successful, just being able to elicit a reaction from a ghoul would be considered genius-level.

Upon hearing this, Ronan nodded slowly.

He stepped forward, and the three made way for him.

With the aid of the Book of Magical Knowledge, he completed the construction of the magical configuration in a very short time and made a preliminary analysis of the spellcasting.

The so-called anticipatory analysis is to analyze the possibilities that may arise after the spell is cast, and to find possible causes and solutions.

Based on his analysis of the "Skull Summoning Spell," the main reason why these three people were spinning ghoul tops was that they did not consistently and stably input mental energy into the magical construct during the casting process.

Many spells can be cast successfully simply by infusing mental energy into the spell's structure.

However, the "Skeleton Summoning" spell is different. Its principle is to regenerate a new skeleton by stripping the bones from a corpse.

This process requires a stable input of mental energy to ensure the formation of the skeleton and the imprint of the spellcaster's soul.

As a zero-ring spell, "Skeleton Summoning" produces skeletons with limited intelligence. The most basic issues of recognizing a master and loyalty require a soul imprint as a medium.

Those like the three of them would not be able to complete the entire spellcasting process continuously, which would lead to spell failure.

Following this line of thought, Ronan calmed himself down, stood in front of the ghoul corpse that was no longer recognizable as human, and calmly cast a spell.

"Skeleton Summoning"

A surge of magical energy suddenly emanated from the ghoul.

next second.

The bones on the corpse slowly detached and, in a strange connection, reassembled into a new skeleton.

Two eerie blue flames burned in the skull's eyes; these were the core of the skull's soul.

As long as the soul fire remains extinguished, even if the skeleton falls apart, it can slowly recover to its original form.

For undead creatures, as long as their soul fire remains, they can be resurrected.

This is one of the greatest advantages of necromancy.

As long as you continuously supply mental energy to maintain the self-consumption of the soul fire, you can almost ensure that the summoned creatures can be resurrected indefinitely.

Once the ghoul skeleton was fully formed, it strode towards Ronan.

The choice of target for the summoned skeleton in "Summon Skeleton" plays a crucial role.

The type of corpse you choose will determine the type of skeleton that will be summoned.

The strength of the corpse chosen will greatly affect the summoned skeletons.

Without considering the difficulty and cost of casting the spell, the difference in strength between the skeletal dragon and the skeletal ghoul summoned by the same "Skeleton Summoning" spell is obvious.

Ronan can control this skeletal ghoul at will through the soul imprint.

It appears to move at a decent speed, inheriting the inherent characteristics of a ghoul.

It was at this moment that Ronan began to understand what kind of resources Lehart meant by "access to resources at any time".

As long as there are the corpses of various powerful monsters, he can continuously strengthen his own forces through the "Skeleton Summoning Technique".

No wonder Lehart chose to start the fight from here; it turns out he wanted to give the group some practice on new magic and build up their combat experience.

Ronan looked at Lehart with some understanding, only to find the other man staring intently at him, a strange emotion flashing across his eyes.

The other team members were so surprised they could hardly speak, their eyes wide, their gaze constantly shifting between the skeleton and Ronan.

"You already knew this magic?" Remnant Star asked, tightening his dry throat.

Ronan shook his head. "First time meeting you."

"Impossible! You're lying! You already knew this magic!" the green-haired, smirking man shouted immediately. "Otherwise, how could anyone possibly do something like this?!"

Yes, this is the only reasonable explanation.

He had mastered this magic long ago, which is why he could summon skeletons so skillfully.

The green-haired, smirking man kept trying to find a plausible excuse for Ronan in his mind.

However, Reihart's words completely negated this possibility.

"The 'Skeleton Summoning Spell' is a zero-ring spell that the Dean recently developed, and you are the first people to come into contact with it."

He patiently explained, "Most skeleton summoning spells are at least at the ring level, so this is the first zero-ring skeleton summoning spell."

The more Lehart talked, the more incredible Ronan's actions seemed.

In such a short time, he was able to successfully construct the magical configuration of "Skull Summoning" at an incredible speed;

The first spellcast summoned a ghoul skeleton with considerable combat value.

Even Reihart himself, before obtaining his class, could not have accomplished such a miraculous feat.

Looking at the white-haired boy he had scrutinized countless times, Lehart was filled with mixed emotions, which ultimately coalesced into a single thought:

The boy before me was born to be a necromancer.

Compared to Reihart, teammate Baquan had a much simpler idea.

"So, it really was my own problem after all —"

He silently reflected on himself with a serious expression.

"Well done."

Reihart praised, then changed the subject, "However, there is still room for improvement—and maintaining multiple soul imprints will put a burden on mental strength."

"Therefore, mental strength and soul will limit the number of skeletons you can summon."

"If this limit is exceeded, the summoned creatures may become uncontrollable and turn against the summoner."

"Captain, how should we handle this situation?"

Ronan immediately asked, "We need to understand all the intricacies involved."

The other three also pricked up their ears and listened carefully.

To everyone's surprise, Lehart shook his head: "There's no way to solve it."

"This is just a zero-ring spell, and it has its limitations."

"To fundamentally solve the problem of the limited number of this magic spells, we must do everything we can to increase our mental strength."

At this point, Reihart looked at everyone and confidently stated, "According to my estimation, before acquiring a class, your mental strength—needs to reach at least 80 points!"

hiss.

The other three gasped in unison.