Fanatics of the Magic Academy

Chapter 37 Optimal Solution

Kenneth smiled and said to Ross:

"What's wrong? Are you having trouble with your magic studies?"

Rose nodded and said:

"It's alright, it's just that the spiral loop structure of the [Circulating Fireball] is quite difficult."

I'm currently between the 6th and 7th runes.

Kenneth stopped laughing immediately after hearing this and fell silent.

What kind of shady talent is this?

His numb face and cloudy eyes became even more numb and cloudy.

Is this guy six years old?

Kenneth remembers that when he was learning this, he was already in the Third Ring Road.

When I was researching, I found this cycle magic quite interesting.

I just picked it up casually. Although it was just a casual thing, I also had research tasks, so I only took an hour each day to practice it.

He studied for a whole week.

Keep in mind that he had already undergone a life leap at that time.

His focus, physical fitness, and understanding of runes have reached an astonishing level.

Moreover, he knew that Rose probably hadn't studied the basic theories of magic.

I just copied it exactly and spent three or four days learning the most difficult part of this second-circle magic.

God's.

In fact, Rose's magical talent might not be the best.

But he can handle liver!

Without the constraints of focused effort, two days of intense grinding could probably equal a month's worth of work for a normal second-tier mage.

Kenneth paused for a moment and then said:

"So what's the problem that you've come to see me about?"

"I think the difficulty of [Cyclic Fireball] is too high, it's abnormally difficult."

It's as if I'm missing some theoretical foundation; when I cast a spell now, it's like trying to build a house out of thin air.

Kenneth nodded and said:

"Your feeling is right. [Cyclic Fireball] is the simplest spell in the second ring with the lowest sanity requirement."

However, it is still a second-circle spell. Second-circle spells are much more complex and require significantly more rune connections than first-circle spells.

Therefore, you need a deeper understanding of runes, which requires you to learn some rune basics.

The power of reason needs to be developed through knowledge. The deeper your understanding of the underlying principles of runes and magic, the better the power of reason can be developed.

The result is that learning magic becomes easier and casting spells becomes faster.

Rose nodded, indicating that she understood.

Kenneth continued:

"However, you'll have to learn this part at a magic academy. I can't teach too much; the basic subjects are too numerous and complex."

My current rational and mental state... I've forgotten most of these basic things.

I only remember some of the things I used to eat with.

However, I can teach you the theoretical basis of this [Circulating Fireball] spell.

If you want to learn systematically, you still have to go to a magic academy, even though it's a place that devours people.

However, that was the only place where an ordinary person could defy fate.

"A magic academy...?"

After thinking about it, Rose decided to consider the magic academy as an alternative.

After all, Rose is still essentially a believer; the "materialism" he uses is merely a temporary means to transform him into a magician.

The first characteristic of a "fervent materialist" is clearly stated:

Fanaticism: Your sanity cannot be increased; you can only increase your faith.

Therefore, to truly enhance strength, one must rely on the faith side.

Another reason to consider it is that taking out a 40-year loan upon enrollment is a bit too extreme.

What? You can't afford to go to school?

Give me your phone, and I'll pay for the upgrade!

God's.

If Kenneth hadn't said he'd have to sell his blood and do human experiments every day to get to school...

Rose might actually want to check out what's going on at this magic academy.

Seeing Rose's pensive expression, Kenneth assumed that Rose was dreaming of a magic academy, and he couldn't help but sigh.

He thought back to his youth, when he also had such aspirations.

Although it was a tough time back then, it was indeed the only way for ordinary people without connections to defy fate and change their destiny.

Seeing that Rosse had stopped thinking and looked up at him, Kenneth continued the previous topic:

"Alright, next I'll explain the construction strategy and theoretical basis of the [Cyclic Fireball] build, so you'll have a basic understanding of magic runes."

Then, Kenneth began his explanation:

"First, let's look at the construction strategy for [Cyclic Fireball]. The concept behind this spell is to explore the minimum sanity requirement for second-circle spells..."

"Then there are some technical details and simplification ideas regarding rune design..."

"Therefore, the initial minimum sanity requirement of 46 for [Cyclic Fireball] is achieved through..."

It's safe to say he truly deserves his reputation as a former top scientific research leader and a third-ring mage.

The structure and design concept of the spell "Circular Fireball" have been meticulously broken down and explained.

I also filled in the gaps in Rose's knowledge of the relevant runes.

Kenneth got so thirsty talking that he picked up the fruit Rose had bought for him and ate it as he spoke.

About three hours later, Kenneth broke down and explained the entire [Cyclic Fireball] spell to Rose.

It wasn't until Kenneth had stopped for three or four minutes that Ross finally emerged from his contemplative state, still feeling somewhat unsatisfied.

With a rationality boost of up to 41 points, the positive feedback from learning has reached a very high level.

It's true that you learn a little bit and then you learn a lot; you can clearly feel yourself absorbing knowledge.

Rather, knowledge simply drifts away after passing through the cerebral cortex.

Kenneth looked at Rose and nodded in satisfaction, saying:

"With your magical talent, you should be able to learn [Circulating Fireball] very soon with just a little more practice."

Luo Raceway:

"Thank you for your guidance, Mr. Kenneth."

Then, Rose bowed deeply to Kenneth.

Kenneth laughed and said:

"Kid, we've been together for days, and I still don't even know your name."

Rose thought for a moment, looking at Kenneth's gaunt face, sunken eye sockets, and cloudy eyes.

Ultimately, I decided to reveal my real name:

"My name is Rose."

Kenneth nodded and said:

"Rosé, that's a nice name. Don't you have a surname?"

"no."

"That's true, that's common among people in slums."

Having said that, Rose looked at the sky, which was already beginning to darken.

He also needed to buy some food before the supermarket closed to sustain his "Ancient Dragon Meditation" that evening.

Rose stood up and said to Kenneth:

"Mr. Kenneth, thank you for your help and explanation. It's getting late, I should go now."

A flicker of emotion seemed to cross Kenneth's cloudy eyes.

However, because the face is too numb and the eyes are too cloudy, it is difficult for people to figure out or notice.

"That's right, it's getting dark, we should go."

After saying that, Rose got up, turned around, and left.

Rose hadn't walked far when she heard Kenneth's aged, hoarse voice behind her:

"Rosé!"

Rose turned around and looked at Kenneth with some confusion.

Kenneth struggled to straighten his weak body, pointed a slightly curled finger at Rose, and instructed:

"Remember this: for a mage facing extreme conflict, offense is always the best solution!"

Rose was puzzled as to why Kenneth suddenly said this. Kenneth had indeed explained the theories of magician offense and defense to him before.

Rose thought for a moment and realized that Kenneth probably meant to tell him to take good care of himself.

He just expressed it in this way.

Rose waved to Kenneth and said:

"I understand, Mr. Kenneth."

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