Wizard Immortal

Chapter 121 Level 1 Spell Template

"If it's just temporary, then it's alright."

Standing still, listening to Adir's words, Edith nodded.

"So now..."

After speaking, she walked to the side and took out a light blue crystal ball.

This is a high-grade crystal, unlike those crystals of the past that could only be used once. This higher-grade crystal not only has a stronger storage capacity, but can also be reused, making it very precious and often only available to formal wizards.

"As my student, you can obtain a formal spell from me as a template for your promotion."

She looked at Adir and said quietly, "However, as your teacher, I must remind you that the spell you choose when you advance to become a full-fledged wizard is very important."

"This is equivalent to permanently solidifying a spell within you. Once solidified, this spell will become your instinct, similar to the innate spells of those with certain bloodlines. It doesn't require constructing a spell template when using it; it only requires consuming a small amount of your own power to use, and it can even be activated permanently."

Hearing these words, Adir nodded silently.

He also gained some understanding of the requirements for becoming a formal wizard after the chip frantically collected data during this period.

To advance to the rank of a formal wizard, one not only needs certain unique and precious resources to assist in achieving a qualitative leap in one's powerful mental strength in an instant, but also needs to permanently solidify a spell in one's mental sea during the advancement process, serving as a key node to support this qualitative leap.

The spells solidified upon advancement to a formal wizard not only strengthen the wizard's spiritual sea but also form a certain instinct, which will have a significant impact on the wizard's future.

"Teacher Edith..."

Standing still, Adir took a deep breath: "I'm ready."

"Very good." Edith nodded, gently stroking the pale blue crystal in her hand with her right hand.

A radiant light quietly bloomed, and tiny glimmers of light emerged in the crystal before us, with several images constantly changing on them.

"These are a few level one spells I have that I can use to solidify talents. You can choose whichever you prefer."

Standing still, looking at Adir before her, she spoke quietly.

Hearing her words, Adir nodded and slowly walked forward to her side.

He reached out and touched the crystal ball directly.

Instantly, information about several spells surfaced in his mind, including not only the general effects of these spells but also some speculations about the solidification effect.

Looking at the spells before him, Adir composed himself and quickly compared their advantages and disadvantages in his mind, eliminating some of them.

Offensive spells are the first to be eliminated.

For a formal wizard, there is no shortage of offensive methods. While solidifying an offensive spell can bring great destructive power, it is not particularly important for a wizard.

"Spirit of Nature, Twisted Barrier, Heart of Steel..."

After filtering through the few formal spells that had been revealed, he stood there, muttering to himself.

Of these three spells, Eye of Nature is an auxiliary spell. Once solidified, it not only increases the affinity of the spell for many types of energy particles, but also greatly enhances the ability to observe the surroundings.

This is an auxiliary observation spell. Afterwards, the wizard's senses will become extremely powerful, so it is quite applicable.

Twisted Barrier and Heart of Steel are defensive spells. Twisted Barrier uses the collision and reaction of two or more energy particles of different properties to form a powerful defensive energy field on the caster's surface.

As for the Heart of Steel, it achieves its defensive function by strengthening the wizard's physical defense. After solidification, the wizard's physique will be greatly enhanced, and the skin surface will become even stronger than steel. It not only has excellent defense against physical attacks, but also possesses strong magic resistance.

Of these three spells, Nature Spirit was the first one that Adir ruled out.

This spell greatly enhances sensory abilities, but it doesn't significantly improve a wizard's combat power. In a direct confrontation with other wizards, the wizard will appear quite powerless.

Between the two spells, Twisted Barrier and Heart of Steel, Adir hesitated for a moment before ultimately deciding to rule out Heart of Steel.

The information provided by Edith contains clear records and analyses of the effects of these two spells. In terms of pure defense, the Iron Heart spell is actually inferior to the Distortion Barrier.

The solidification effect of this spell lies more in the enhancement it provides to the wizard's constitution after solidification.

However, Adir estimated that the effects of this system's improvement would not be of much use to him.

For ordinary wizards, although their physical strength is great, it is far from reaching their own limit. Therefore, after solidifying this spell, their physique can be greatly improved.

But Adir is different.

His physical strength had already reached its limit, and it would be extremely difficult to make any further progress.

The physical enhancement effect of the solidified Iron Heart might be significant for other wizards, but it might not be much for Adir.

On the other hand, the Distortion Barrier spell is equally excellent. Not only does it possess powerful defensive capabilities, but it can also create different force field effects through the combination and collision of different energy particles to deal with various situations.

"It seems you've made your choice."

Standing close to Adir, Edith looked at him quietly and smiled. "I've already transferred the contents of the spell template into you. You just need to use your mental power to try and draw upon it to transfer the knowledge into your mind."

Hearing Edith's words, Adir nodded first, then walked forward and placed his hand on the light blue crystal ball.

With the physical contact, Adir's powerful mental energy stirred slightly, resonating with the crystal ball in front of him.

"Information transmission entry detected, connect?" The mechanical voice of the chip sounded again in my mind.

"Connect!" Adir said calmly to himself as he heard the voice.

In an instant, a flood of information rushed into his mind, transmitting all the data on the Distortion Barrier spell, including the advanced knowledge required to construct the spell.

After the process was over, Adir closed his eyes and silently reviewed the large amount of information that had appeared in his mind.

Formal spells are far more powerful than basic spells, but they are also much more difficult to construct, even to Adir today.

"It seems to be over."

Standing silently in place, watching Adir's appearance, Edith nodded and then waved her hand.

Before their eyes, the light on the pale blue crystal ball disappeared, and the images that had appeared were also gone, clearly indicating that Edith had interrupted the transmission.

"Leave." She looked at Adir, her expression calm. "Leave as soon as possible before the academy makes any major moves."

"Ms. Edith."

Silently opening his eyes, Adir looked at Edith before him and stood quietly in place.

After a long silence, he finally nodded: "Then, I'll be leaving now."

"Have a safe journey." Looking at Adir, Edith nodded and said with a smile.

Nodding silently, Adir glanced back at Edith, then turned and left without hesitation.

He quickly walked down the tower, came outside, and looked into the distance.

In the distance, a path slowly stretches into the distance.

Looking at the path, he didn't hesitate and walked straight towards the distance.

The unfamiliar path soon came to an end, and in the distance was a wall, indicating that there was no road left.

However, seeing this scene, Adir walked straight forward.

"We've arrived at the place Ms. Edith mentioned."

Walking forward and looking at the wall in front of him, Adir muttered to himself as he took out a ring and silently put it on his hand.

"Card...light..."

Standing still, he murmured the secret incantation of the ring, while channeling his magical power into the ring in his hand.

As magic was infused into it, the ring on Adir's hand began to glow silently, emitting a soft, pale green light that illuminated the wall in front of him.

A magical scene began to unfold.

Under the dim light, a passage three meters high automatically appeared in the wall in front of them.

Looking out from where Adir was standing, one could even see the distant scenery.

"It's approved."

Watching this scene, Adir remained calm, but this thought flashed through his mind.

By this time, more than half a month had passed since his return to the academy, and the academy's higher-ups had already ordered the academy to be sealed off, blocking all entrances and exits. Not only were apprentices outside no longer allowed to enter, but even those already inside the academy were not allowed to leave.

The passage before us was specially arranged by Edith for Adir. It is one of the few hidden passages exclusive to formal wizards, and also one of the few passages that has not been completely sealed off.

Looking at the open passageway before him, Adir silently picked up the luggage that had been prepared beside him, his face calm, and slowly walked forward.

Soon, he walked through the passage, his figure slowly disappearing into the distance.

Behind him, a strange aura was rising.

In a place unseen by ordinary people, as Adir walked out of the academy, a pair of scarlet eyes slowly opened, their cold gaze fixed on Adir's back, and the powerful aura caused the surrounding energy particles to become chaotic.

"Silavas, shouldn't we bring this apprentice back?"

A voice rang out from the side.

It was an ordinary-looking black cat, but it exuded a huge, bloody aura. It was perched on a branch of a large tree, its deep black cat eyes staring silently at Adir in the distance, as if it were looking at a dead man.

(End of this chapter)