Wizard: I brought the wrong system...

Chapter 248 Organizing the Techniques

Main combat tactics.

One is the "Magic Strike Technique," which has a dramatic amplifying effect.

Another one is the "Blazing Sword Technique" used in conjunction with the Blazing Heavy Sword.

However, with the continuous development of these two moves, more and more derivative combat techniques have gradually emerged.

The main derivative combat techniques used recently are roughly as follows:

The "Fiery Sword Technique - Assault" is formed by combining the power core of the Fiery Greatsword with basic sword moves.

The "Fire Blaze Sword Technique" combines the heat-melting technique with the fire-melting stone on the Fiery Greatsword, using the basic sword move "Upward Slash" to create the "Fire Blaze Sword Technique".

There is also the "Blazing Sword Technique - Charged Flame," which relies on the absorption and amplification of flames by the Lava Eye to continuously store and accumulate firepower, ultimately unleashing all its power at once.

Magical techniques also include powerful moves such as "Phoenix Strike," "Wind Beak," and even "Star River Surge."

There are also two combined ultimate moves: "Phoenix Destroys the World" and "Demon Phoenix Destroys the World".

The reason these moves exist lies in Yaro's previous combat philosophy: special moves represent the upper limit, and the stronger the special moves are, the stronger the enemies can be dealt with.

At that time, Yaro always regarded formal wizards as his imaginary enemies, and all his moves were aimed at formal wizards.

There are gains and losses; with great power comes great wear and tear.

Magic Strike consumes external armor. Although the stronger the borrowed power, the stronger the erosion of the abyss power on the body, the erosion of the abyss is a subsequent problem and does not have much impact on the power of the move.

The effects of the Fiery Greatsword are similar. With enough Firestone, aside from needing to use the Heat Melting Technique to activate it at the beginning, as long as you maintain a fast enough movement speed, you can gain great power by using the oxygen in the air.

Under Yaro's design, all of these main combat moves avoided using his own magic power as much as possible, placing it only in a supporting role.

It serves as a side effect of switching, regulating, and guiding – when the hypothetical enemy is a formal wizard, it is wise to avoid competing with a formal wizard in terms of magical power limits.

There was an even more important reason why Yaro did that.

There are nearly five hundred magic stones to make whatever you want!

He was ruthless enough to do it. After exchanging all the necessary knowledge, he used the remaining magic stones to forge the most luxurious set of lead-iron armor and also made a massive amount of bombs.

It truly demonstrated what it means to be content with just one person's food and have no worries about the rest of the family, and what it means to be willing to throw any number of magic stones at the cost of survival.

Looking at the faded, molten stone on the Fiery Greatsword, Yaro murmured, "I am indeed still alive, and the money—I am indeed all gone!"

If the Firestone hadn't been completely depleted, Yaro wouldn't have considered using ordinary charcoal to smelt metal to repair the heavy armor, and wouldn't have made Heri operate the bellows to blow air.

If it weren't for the molten stone on the Fiery Greatsword, already as fragile as a candle in the wind, even a mere viscount-level blood bat wouldn't have been able to withstand a direct hit from a charged 'Firestorm'.

The Fiery Greatsword, specially crafted for formal wizards, is made from the finest molten firestone. The pure fire element contained within can be used directly for meditation. Each piece requires three magic stones to purchase.

The Fiery Greatsword requires a total of eighteen magic stones. In its prime, that would be fifty-four magic stones. With so many magic stones unleashing their power simultaneously, even steel could be melted into liquid. There would be no need to charge up the power!

"Our fighting style needs to change, and our commonly used moves need to be tweaked!"

Ordinary firestone is not difficult to acquire, but high-quality firestone is definitely not so easy to buy. Firestone of that quality can be called a treasure, something that can only be used in formal wizard-level alchemy.

Purification potions are definitely available. They are essential for wizards' training. Whether it's a big or small matter, they need to drink two bottles of this potion. However, Yaro, who doesn't have the assets, can't be as extravagant as before. Feeling uncomfortable, he drinks one bottle after another until he's full.

Furthermore, Yaro also realized that compared to the enemies he had encountered in recent days, many of their moves felt like using a cannon to kill a mosquito—too wasteful!

"And yesterday's combo—the forces canceled each other out, needlessly negating too much of the power."

Yaro didn't know whether his slashing attack that killed the blood bat last night counted as a combo, but besides "combo," he couldn't think of a better word to describe the situation.

"What kind of crazy chopping?"

Yaro shook his head repeatedly.

"Not beautiful, not beautiful!"

This requires modification, arranging the use of moves in advance so that training can be conducted beforehand, allowing the body to develop muscle memory. In combat, this eliminates the need to overthink how to strike to maximize damage.

"Firestone is not difficult to obtain, so Fireblast can still be used. However, to maximize its power, it is best to use charged Fireblast as much as possible and only use it as a finishing move. Use the power core for regular moves. The power core on the hilt can be driven by any type of magic, so you can make use of the other two types of magic to improve combat endurance."

The overall combat strategy is to return to the original intention of the Fiery Greatsword, using the elemental power of the molten stone to target many opponents who can defend against physical attacks, and to accumulate firepower during rapid sword swings, making the subsequent "Charged Fire" even more powerful.

Therefore, the key to the adjustment is "assassination"!

How to deliver the most attacks in the shortest amount of time, maintain a smooth rhythm, and avoid revealing too many openings to prevent the enemy from launching a counterattack.

Since the attack utilizes the power core, the left and right sides will focus on the three air vents on the sword hilt.

To maintain a consistent rhythm, the released airflow cannot pass through a single vent simultaneously in a short period of time. Therefore, it is advisable to arrange three consecutive attacks, each passing through one of the three vents.

Secondly, you can't just use the power of your core; you also have to utilize your muscle groups, otherwise the transitions between moves will be very stiff.

From this perspective, we must take into account the structural limits of the human body and the distribution range of muscle groups.

"The first thing to arrange is the air vent at the end of the sword, because that's the most difficult to arrange."

The airflow emanating from the tail of the sword will only cause the greatsword to move towards the tip. Based on the force in this direction, the most suitable move is a straight thrust.

However, in a combo, the straight thrust is the dumbest, as it is not only difficult to retract, but also difficult to connect with other moves.

Yaro brandished his greatsword, comparing it to the muscle groups of his body, studying the power in this direction, and how to utilize it.

Hold the sword diagonally with your left hand, and let the air flow out from the end of the sword; the power is released to the right and outward.

Hold the sword diagonally with your right hand, and let the air flow out from the end of the sword; the power is released to the left and outward.

It feels stupid no matter how you look at it, and it goes against the structure of the body's muscle groups completely, making it very uncomfortable to exert force.

(End of this chapter)