Wizard: I brought the wrong system...

Chapter 429 One-Click Casting

"Okay, okay, I understand. So what?"

Yaro interrupted his argument, "You still haven't told me about your... Wind Dragon Armor? Hmm, what exactly is the effect of the magic runes on the shoulders of that armor?"

"I specifically sought out several knights skilled in swordsmanship to analyze how to defend against this problem, and then recorded all their moves. Based on Yaro Gana's fighting rhythm, I designed this counterattack rune," Ian explained.

Aro was startled, but feigned nonchalance and asked, "A battle rhythm targeting Aro Gana? A counter-attack rune? Do you have a backup? Can I take a look?"

Ian pulled a brand new book from the bottom of the filing cabinet: "I'm out of backups of the magic runes. Take a look at this."

As soon as Yaro opened the book, his pupils suddenly contracted.

This book actually drew out every single thing he did in that encounter, including the position of his hands and feet and the direction of his force!

"Because in the records, too many of Aro Garner's movements were blocked by those floating knights. In order to analyze the movements in the recording stone, I specially asked a formal knight of the family to analyze it for three days before it was finished..." Ian explained from the side.

Yaro ignored him and continued flipping through the pages.

The latter part of this book deals with the countermeasures against the moves analyzed earlier, one by one, and then uses the momentum to launch a counterattack!

Yaro remained calm in response.

This kind of hindsight countermeasure is actually not very meaningful.

If you asked Yarrow to summarize and generalize, he would only calculate the enemy's effective attack range, count the inertial direction of dodging, and the subtle changes in his body when launching an attack, etc.!

Life and death hang in the balance.

To survive, you must avoid the enemy's sudden attacks and deliver your own attacks directly to the enemy!

Although Yaro had mastered the basic sword techniques well, what truly enabled him to defeat his enemies was the combat experience he had honed since childhood, the power and speed added by various magic tricks and variations, and... the reaction ability he had diligently trained!

If we can't identify these problems and prepare countermeasures, then the so-called "countermeasures" are just a joke.

After quickly flipping through the book and finding nothing of the most worrying information, Yarrow put it down, looked up, and asked, "What does the magic rune on the shoulder armor have to do with this book?"

Ian explained, "These runes are used to power the armor, enabling it to perform these actions! I've divided them into 'Kill Mode' and 'Counter Mode,' corresponding to 'Yaro Garna's' combat actions and counterattacks against him, respectively. Once the runes are activated, the armor can drive the body to perform the corresponding movements!"

When Ian took the few fragments of paper, circled some of the magic runes, and randomly added dozens of auxiliary magic rune curves embedded inside, Yaro finally understood the working principle.

The working principle of these magic runes is quite simple, similar to the auxiliary power of the Fiery Greatsword, both using wind power for propulsion.

However, the shoulder armor of this "wind-type battle armor" is designed with multiple sets of magical runes that control wind power. By using these magical runes to propel the shoulders, the entire set of moves can be released.

Isn't this just like one-click spellcasting in some games?

"What if this magic rune structure were used in 'Blood Frenzy'? Wouldn't it greatly reduce the difficulty of learning it?"

Yaro's expression immediately turned serious.

Lowering the learning difficulty greatly reduces the amount of magical materials wasted during the learning process, and the same amount of magical materials can be used to train more base guards.

He grabbed a few sheets of new paper from the side and immediately began to deduce and calculate the trajectory of the power after a set of magical runes on the shoulder armor were activated.

Then, I searched for matching movements in books on motion analysis.

Ian glanced at it a few times and pointed to a set of movements in the book: "The magic runes you calculated are these movements."

Comparing the data, Yaro simulated it in his mind.

—They actually match almost perfectly!

"How did you do that?" Yaro couldn't help but ask.

He simply couldn't believe that a teenager could accomplish such a thing in just a few days.

Unlike the Fiery Greatsword, which only has two or three air vents and can be adjusted by Yaro even with slight deviations, this is not a problem.

Here, purely external force is used; it cannot be adjusted by itself at all!

Seemingly sensing Yaro's suspicion, Ian hesitated for a moment before choosing to speak frankly:

"Our family library contains incomplete knowledge about puppetry that is missing the core parts. It was when I came across those books that I came up with the idea to design the sword moves."

Even with his prior knowledge of puppetry, Ian's ability to arrange magical runes reasonably according to the moves in such a short time also proves that he is very talented in this area.

"A brilliant idea!" Yarrow put down his pen and paper, secretly praising it. "With this arrangement, even if we really faced Yarrow Garner, we could easily suppress him!"

Come on, try it and see if I can beat you to death.

Ian, however, was even more clear-headed than Barrow had imagined: "No, that's not enough!"

"Oh? Are there any other design details?" Yaro asked, puzzled.

Today, you've explained the design concept of the wind-based armor perfectly; tomorrow, those concepts will all be mine.

Ian, unaware of Yaro's ulterior motives, or perhaps simply indifferent, picked up the remaining scrap of paper from the shoulder armor again and drew a circle on a decorative structure above it:

"Take a close look at the magic circle on this... Do you recognize it?"

Magic circle?

The academy usually only offers courses on magic arrays to intermediate apprentices. Yaro only gained a superficial understanding of it when analyzing the power core.

However, Yaro did not refuse. He took the scrap of paper and carefully observed the position Ian had circled.

With just one glance, Yaro's face showed surprise: "Could this be... a basic early warning magic array?"

The basic early warning magic circle is the first magic circle that you need to learn in magic circle studies. Even many wizard apprentices who do not intend to study magic circle studies will try their best to master this magic circle for the convenience of camping in the wild.

Its function is simple: it will be activated whenever an object approaches.

Wizards typically connect a signaling magic circle to directly transmit the warning signal that the magic circle has been activated to themselves.

It can also be connected to other magic arrays, or even a small bell.

Like the warning magic circle in Harvey's alchemy shop, once activated, it will activate a recording stone and emit a recorded message saying, "Guest, please wait a moment, I'll be right out."

Ian nodded: "Yes, it's the basic early warning magic array. I connected it to combat magic runes. As soon as an enemy gets close, the combat magic runes will automatically activate, allowing me to swing my weapon and immediately launch a counterattack!"

It must be said, Ian really has a lot of ideas!

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(End of this chapter)