Magical Cat

Melina and Luna each had a word flash through their minds, and shock lingered in their hearts.

Luna: "Fireball is simple, but it's not a resonance spell at all. Even with the power of the contract, it shouldn't..."

Luna fell silent as she spoke, seemingly unable to explain the scene before her.

Meanwhile, Melina, having enjoyed herself for a while, saw Elaine slump to the ground before responding, "Luna, don't be too nervous. Strictly speaking, it's not a true double chant or combined spellcasting; it's just an aid to the final step of spell condensation."

Melina's eyes still held a hint of infatuation, but she calmly analyzed the situation.

"That's just one step away from combined spellcasting!" Luna retorted.

She hadn't really taken Li En seriously before, but now she couldn't help but feel a sense of crisis.

"yes."

Melina took a deep breath to calm herself down, then looked around and found that while everyone was shocked, no one noticed her loss of composure.

She immediately composed herself and went to Elaine's side.

"Are you alright?"

Melina reached out and helped Elaine up, not forgetting to wink at Li En.

"Teacher, I'm fine, just a little dizzy." Elaine shook her head.

Li En wasn't bothered. The process of assisting only required focus, and it was only at the last moment that he consumed some magic power, but it didn't matter to him.

He used his Quantitative Eye to observe Elaine and discovered that her magic power had dropped to seven.

This made him frown.

"Casting a fireball costs three points, so I should have ten points of mana left. Why do I only have seven?"

He clearly remembered that Elaine had fully restored her magic power earlier.

"Did we compress a full twice the amount of magic power?"

Li En was startled.

He had seen the fireball that had burst into golden light earlier very clearly.

The students gradually recovered from their initial shock.

However, having been taught a lesson by Melina once, they dared not go too far this time, only discussing it privately.

But because there were so many people, the discussion quickly became a buzzing sound.

"No way, what kind of luck is this! We probably didn't even fire ten shots in total!"

"Who can argue with that? This commoner always seems to have this kind of incredible luck."

"Tsk, what bad luck!"

Spell critical hits are indeed based on luck. Those who were already annoyed with Elaine finally found an outlet, and they all said that Elaine had gotten incredibly lucky.

Unfortunately, some people don't even deserve to have a stroke of good luck.

Elaine naturally heard these words, but she only slightly straightened her face and did not react much.

Li En glanced at them disdainfully, thinking coldly to himself, "A bunch of useless trash."

With his help, I believe Elaine will be able to make those big mouths jealous in this lesson.

"It's just that you used up too much mental energy at once," Melina said, immediately noticing the problem and reassuring Elaine.

Elaine nodded, feeling relieved, and couldn't help but savor the feeling from before.

She almost lost control of the fireball just now.

But the feeling of almost losing control and then successfully casting the magic still feels incredibly refreshing to her when she thinks back on it now, like the feeling of being drenched in sweat after a physical education class.

It would be perfect if my head didn't hurt.

Melina noticed that Elaine was reliving her earlier feelings, so she didn't disturb her. Instead, she communicated with Li En through her demonic thoughts, saying, "Little kitty, your assistance was truly impressive."

Li En proudly raised her head, as if to say, "Do you even need to tell me that?"

"But you must also be careful. If you always push yourself to the limit, something bad will happen sooner or later. I can protect your bodies, but I cannot protect your spirits."

Don't blame me if you end up as a fool.

Melina turned and left after she finished speaking.

"Tch~"

Lee En looked displeased, but he knew that Elaine's reminder was correct.

He did take a risk just now; if Elaine hadn't controlled the magic, it would have caused them a severe backlash to their mental strength.

At that point, let alone the bet, I'm afraid this practical lesson won't even be able to continue.

Li En may seem indifferent, but she has actually taken Melina's reminder to heart.

"Did that attack just now consume a full six points of magic power?"

"Looks like we need to fire one shot, take a break, and then continue."

Li En played a great supporting role just now, but looking back now, there are still too many shortcomings.

He was confident that he could do even better if he practiced a few more times.

Thinking of this, Li En immediately helped Elaine restore her magic.

With Li En, the magical beast, around, Elaine's mana regeneration speed far surpasses that of her classmates.

Ten minutes later.

Once again, dazzling golden light shone on the training field.

To everyone's astonishment, it turned out to be Elaine's target again.

"No, isn't there something wrong with that target?"

"What is the probability of consecutive critical hits? Is there any top student who can calculate it?"

"Is this even acceptable?"

Elaine landed two critical hits in a row, causing the students to lose their composure.

Once is one thing, but what does it mean to be hit twice in a row?

Many people are so angry that they can't even enter a meditative state to regenerate mana.

The incantation was frequently misremembered, and even the elemental orbs couldn't be condensed.

Some people muttered to themselves, "This is all a dream, it's all fake," rejecting the reality before them.

Melina couldn't help but smile.

Li En and Elaine have clearly discovered the principle behind increasing critical hit rate.

Even after she reminded him, he still chose to compress the magic power in his spells to the extreme each time, which is how he managed to land two consecutive critical hits.

If you want to get excellent reviews in the least effort, this is definitely the right way to do it.

However, Melina couldn't help but think that Li En and Elaine were impatient and restless.

But she didn't know that this time, the person and the cat hadn't pushed themselves to their limits at all.

Li En and Elaine exchanged a glance, both noticing each other's surprise.

Last time, they went to great lengths and almost let the magic get out of control.

But this time, they weren't forced into that situation at all.

Elaine still consumed a full six points of magic to complete the spell, but this time, Li En's assistance was greatly improved.

"The difference between a good wand and a bad one is so huge."

Li En couldn't help but look at the other classmates, his eyes fixed on the magic wands in their hands.

It's a pity that they could only use wands to get a feel for it, and in the end they still had to cast spells with their bare hands to get a result.

But it's different for Elaine. By using Li En's cat-shaped wand, it's not considered a foul at all.

After all, that's the kind of relationship between magicians and magical beasts.

Why is it that other people's magical beasts are still like babies who only know how to ask their masters for mana replenishment?

As the saying goes, children from poor families learn to be independent early.

Li En has taken charge of the household and has even become Elaine's master.

"Restore magic power, continue!"

Elaine had no objection to Li En directing her and nodded emphatically.

She was the person involved; how could she not know that her own cat was carrying her around?

Seeing Elaine happily meditating with her eyes closed, some people couldn't sit still any longer.

"That brat seems to have figured out some trick."

Barbara bit her nails, staring anxiously at Elaine.

"Barbara, Safina has landed her second spell critical hit too," someone nearby reminded her.

"I must stop them, and I must be the first to receive an excellent rating!" Barbara's tone left no room for argument.

"Should we interfere with that civilian too?" someone questioned.

"Go quickly!"

Barbara stared wide-eyed, almost unable to keep her voice down.