Full-Time Magician: Demon Mage

Chapter 350 Summoning Secrets

After finishing his cultivation, Wang Teng went downstairs to the lobby and saw Leng Qing leaning against the sofa, lost in thought. Feeling a little guilty, he asked, "Were you waiting for me?"

"Hmm~ I saw you were cultivating, so I didn't disturb you. Now that you're down, let's eat. I brought the book back for you."

Leng Qing put the book beside her aside, lifted the lid of the table, and revealed a stew pot full of fish stew with tofu, which still smelled delicious.

With a mix of guilt and joy, Wang Teng obediently walked over to keep Leng Qing company and finished off the long-prepared dinner.

After becoming a demon, tonight Leng Qing seemed to have awakened his conscience a little bit again. Even his selfish heart seemed to have been hit by a phantom, and after a slight touch, it disappeared like a phantom.

Wang Teng then sat comfortably on the sofa again, holding Pang Lai's book, "The Summoner's Secrets," and began to study it.

The book is of average thickness and is made of an unknown material. It has an excellent tactile feel, and the text is clear and concise, accompanied by magical illustrations.

The first page he opened contained only a brief statement.

"The essence of summoning magic is to use summoned magical energy as fuel to cultivate combat partners, or to invite stronger beings to help."

Wang Teng smiled knowingly at this. He understood three layers of meaning in this sentence, which can be said to run through the entire life of a summoner, summarizing everything from beginner to final death.

The first is summoning magic power, which is the foundation of the summoning system, the lifeblood of summoning mages, and the basis for cooperation between summoning mages and their summoned beasts.

Secondly, there are summoned beasts and contracted beasts, which are the battle partners of summoning mages. Their existence determines the upper limit of a summoning mage in the early and mid-game.

Thirdly, there is communication and trading. When dealing with powerful targets, it's not a simple matter of summoning. It depends on the other party's mood, the communication with the summoning mage, and the offering of summoned magical energy.

Turning to the second page, it indeed began with the Awakening Summoning system, with very detailed classifications of knowledge, systematically summarized together, and accompanied by summoning circles.

There are also notes on beginner-level summoning, various summoning planes that can be entered, introductions to various famous summoned beasts, and so on.

The description is incredibly detailed, making it a living spellbook of summoning magic, which even a summoner who has just come into contact with magic can fully understand.

Wang Teng happily flipped through this classic summoning game. It contained many insightful viewpoints and even gave him some inspiration, which was quite rare.

As you delve deeper, the book explains how to develop a mid-level summoning system, listing the characteristics of various contracted beasts in a systematic way. This requires the author to be extremely familiar with the process to record it completely.

Next is advanced summoning, which focuses on the later stages of summon beast development and the relationship between summon beasts and summoners.

It is evident from the lines of the book that Pang Lai values ​​and advocates this kind of relationship, where both parties maintain a friendly and mutually supportive relationship and regard summoned beasts or contracted beasts as partners and friends.

In this way, the high-level summoned beast tide can unleash its greatest power, becoming an explosive spell for the summoner that can decide the outcome of a battle.

This brings up the advantages and disadvantages of various summoned beasts mentioned earlier. There are giant rock beasts that excel in head-on battles, all of which are large in size, and small types such as poisonous insects and evil insects that excel in group battles.

Wang Teng flipped through the pages one by one, and soon he came to the advanced stage. The content there was even more profound. The summoning of the ancient demonic sects involved the setting of the coordinates of the subordinate planes, and the construction of the summoning array was different for each level.

The difficulty of summoning increases progressively, starting with the Tower of a Thousand Races, then the Valley of Ten Thousand Dragons, and finally the Tomb of the Fallen Kingdoms.

These three planes are currently recognized as the three major super-level summoning planes, and in terms of credibility and stability, they are the planes with the highest credibility.

There are many other planes, but because they are less stable, they are prone to being wasted or even backed out at the last minute, so they are not recommended.

Wang Teng examined and compared the summoning arrays in the three major planes, and combined this with the explanations in the book, and quickly found the key.

"I see~ It seems my previous guess was correct. Only summoning arrays have the function of independently communicating with other planes or dimensions."

As he continued to peruse the book, he quickly finished reading it. The book eventually mentioned the existence of forbidden spell arrays, but it was only a deduction.

However, given Pang Lai's knowledge, even his deductions were the result of countless verifications, making them highly credible.

"With this book as a reference, I am now 100% confident in constructing my Hall of Heroes, which will exist as if it were another dimension."

"The difficulty lies with me. The structure of Heroic Spirits is not yet feasible; a mind-based spell requires access to forbidden spells."

"Furthermore, the array covering of the Hall of Heroes has not yet begun; only the construction of part of the Throne of Heroes has been completed."

"The task ahead is arduous and the road is long."

Wang Teng put the book on the third shelf of the Hall of Heroes; this book was worth collecting.

After leaning back on the sofa and thinking for a while, he got up and went upstairs. It was already late at night, and Leng Qing had already gone upstairs to rest.

Wang Teng arrived at the master bedroom on the second floor, glanced at the bedroom on the third floor, and then turned his gaze back to the futon he had just been sitting on to continue his cultivation.

I have just grasped the Mind-Based Super-Powerful Exquisite Heart and still need to continue to master it, while simultaneously engaging in multi-threaded cultivation.

The Space and Lightning magic systems need to be upgraded, the Throne of Heroes needs to be constructed, and the advanced training of Demonic Arts can all be launched simultaneously.

With a wave of his hand, Wang Teng released thousands of spatial magic crystals and arranged them in a circle, while hundreds of lightning-type magic crystals formed an inner circle, his mental energy enveloping both piles of magic crystals.

Soon, as if breathing, the two piles of magic crystals flickered slightly, dimming after each flicker, as Wang Teng rapidly extracted the magic energy within for his cultivation.

Within his spiritual world, Wang Teng once again sensed the surging torrent of magical energy, causing his growth rate to skyrocket, with both his spatial and lightning elements improving simultaneously.

The Throne of Heroes was also under construction in him, and the demon core within his body continued to rotate slowly, while the demonic power within his body constantly tempered his muscles, bones, flesh, and skin.

He easily created a strong gravity environment for himself. The invisible gravity from all directions penetrated into his body through his skin, resulting in excellent body tempering and refining effects.

This multi-threaded synchronous operation gave him a novel experience, and the efficiency was incomparable to what he had done before.

Wang Teng calmed his mind with satisfaction and entered a state of stillness.

Only the external magic crystal flickered slightly, like a breathing light, while the enormous magical energy inside was being continuously drawn out and absorbed.

To use magic crystals for cultivation in such an extravagant way would undoubtedly be seen as a waste of resources by outside mages.

For them, magic can be cultivated slowly, but if this pile of resources were sold, they don't know how much money they could get, perhaps more than they could spend in ten lifetimes.

(End of this chapter)