Magicians never make wishes

Chapter 147 Primal Magic

By inscribing the primordial magic into the seed of a class, different classes can be formed, and the corresponding class changes can be completed.

Ronan took out the Rank Seed he had previously obtained from the guild master, and memories of the past flooded back.

For this thing, the president of the Mystic Arts Society endured many years of hardship and paid a heavy price.

In the Valley of the Dead, its specific value is 1000 points.

Ronan learned through the magic network that the method for engraving primordial magic was available for purchase in the mission hall at a low price.

He rushed back to the mission hall and spent 2 magic stones to buy a few simple pages of paper.

These few pages were held together by an ordinary wooden clip, making it look like they were hastily printed from some random pieces of paper.

Ronan took a look and almost suspected that the people in the mission hall were targeting him. His shock never stopped. These few pieces of paper actually cost 2 magic stones!

This is what you call cheap?!

What truly broke his resolve was that when he returned home and prepared to begin learning this secret technique involving class, he discovered that the so-called engraving method was actually about using mental power to construct the magical configuration of his chosen source magic at the core of the class seed.

That's the general idea; the rest of the text mainly focuses on how to construct magical configurations.

Ronan's hand, clutching the few pages of paper, tightened involuntarily, resisting the urge to crumple them into a ball and throw them away.

Why would anyone buy this kind of thing?

Two magic stones! I formed a team to hunt the Plague Demon, and after all that, I was framed and only got two magic stones.

If it weren't for the fact that Ba Quan is currently in a precarious state and unable to collect the other two magic stones, Ronan would have wasted his time.

However, this cannot actually be blamed on the mission lobby.

Ronan's powerful mental strength allowed him to construct magical structures with ease. However, ordinary mages couldn't do it like him and had to buy these tools and painstakingly construct them step by step according to the instructions.

It's important to know that mages below a certain class level actually have a very limited number of spells at their disposal.

This is partly due to the inherent value of magic itself, but more importantly, it comes down to learning ability.

Mastering a magic spell requires a long process of accumulation, from initial knowledge to proficiency and then to expertise.

Ronan, a magician who achieves instant mastery and has an unfair advantage, can learn a spell in no time and is completely incapable of empathizing with the suffering of other magicians.

After forcing himself to calm down, Ronan put the few pages of rough, useless paper into his storage bag and turned to continue searching for information about class on the magic network.

It must be said that although the academy tries its best to suppress and confuse apprentices' biases regarding job ranks and career choices, it does allow open discussion and trading of specific knowledge and information about realms and job ranks.

Ronan, adhering to the principle of taking advantage of every opportunity, managed to acquire a considerable amount of knowledge related to primal magic.

All primal magic is selected from zero-ring magic.

It not only determines the direction of one's job rank and the specific nature of one's profession, but it is also the foundation upon which a mage stands.

Once a zero-ring spell is used as a source spell and inscribed into a class, it will receive a class bonus, directly bypassing the ring level restriction and becoming a first-ring spell.

Simply put, the original magic effect remains the same, but the range, power, cost, and cooldown time will be greatly enhanced.

If someone uses "Elemental Arrow" as their primary magic, then after they acquire a class and begin their path to advancement, "Elemental Arrow" will become their most readily available magic.

After becoming the source magic, "Elemental Arrow" not only increases in power and control, but can even break some inherent limitations, such as performing multiple spells, which is very much like forcibly upgrading zero-ring magic to ring-level magic.

Of all the magic Ronan possessed, the most suitable for use as a source magic was undoubtedly the "Burning Ray".

If he so desires, he can even complete the inscription of the primordial magic in an instant and immediately become an elemental mage.

But elemental mage is not his first choice at the moment.

He plans to earn points by completing tasks, exchange them for a second Seed of Class, and then change his class to Elemental Mage.

He is currently pursuing the path of a necromancer, therefore, necromancer is his best choice at present.

However, if he wants to switch to necromancer, he will face another problem—the necromancy that can become the source of magic.

In this regard, he only mastered the "Skeleton Summoning Technique," as well as his self-created "Soul Seed" and "Mental Fear."

Among these, "Mental Fear" and "Soul Seed" are spells he created himself, and he doesn't know if they can be considered necromancy.

If these two spells are considered fundamental magic, I wonder if one could still become a necromancer.

The remaining "Skull Summoning Spell" would be somewhat wasteful to use as a source spell.

Summoning magic is mainly limited by the materials used to create it, and as a form of primal magic, its potential for enhancement is limited.

It is impossible to summon a bone dragon by using the enhanced "Skeleton Summoning" spell on a goblin corpse.

The magic of this world still needs to follow some logic and respect basic laws.

Therefore, Ronan must now find a practical necromancy spell that is specifically designed for necromancers.

However, this information was deliberately obfuscated by the college, leaving Ronan momentarily at a loss.

After much thought, he decided that he should consult a powerful person, which would be much more useful than wandering around the magic network collecting scattered information.

The first person he thought of was the Cursed Eye Mentor.

Although the Cursed Eye Instructor taught the two necromancy spells "Summoning Skeletons" and "Necromantic Exile" in class, he followed the path of curses. As a pyromancer, he probably wouldn't be proficient in advanced necromancy knowledge.

In particular, he has recently devoted himself entirely to the research of the fragments of the Necromancer's Realm, rarely seeing outsiders, which can be ignored.

The second person Ronan thought of was Professor Grecker, whom he had just met.

Ronan believed that if he were to seek Professor Greck's advice, given Professor Greck's attitude towards experimental subjects, he would certainly provide dedicated guidance.

Unfortunately, Professor Greck followed the lineage of the skeletons.

He had previously heard Professor Grek's professional title from the shaman of Donggu—

A skeletal demon.

Professor Greck's situation is the same as the Cursed Eye mentor's; he is also ignored.

Of course, the ancient shamans of Donggu are another story altogether.

Ronan would never ask his enemy such a question that concerns his life and fortune.

Moreover, as a Plague Shaman from the Plague lineage, the other party couldn't offer any answers.

The above are all important figures above his rank that he has recently come into contact with, but unfortunately none of them have been of any help to him.

Just then, another figure flashed into Ronan's mind—

At the entrance to the Necropolis, at the gate of the academy.

Two thick stone pillars stand on either side of the valley entrance. The top of the right pillar is empty, while a stone cat is curled up on the top of the left pillar.

At this moment, an apprentice was standing under the stone pillar on the left.

He looked up at the curled-up stone cat statue at the top and respectfully asked, "Your Excellency, do you know where Lord Leiat has gone?"