Full-Time Magister: I Had No Intention of Reaching the Dimensional Throne

Chapter 95 The Imprint of the Spirit

Bai Mo shrugged and slowly began to recount his battle with Lu Bingfeng a few days prior.

"Although I defeated him temporarily, it reminded me of my wind element."

My wind magic possesses a spirit seed. If I and my wind elemental spirit possess each other, I will also gain its soul seed. In this way, the power of my mid-tier level three magic will be very close to that of a high-tier level one magic.

As he spoke, Bai Mo glanced at Xiao Jun, and seeing her nod slightly, he continued.

"If I use my essence to enhance my wind-type nebula to mid-tier level four, and level four magic is twice as powerful as level three, plus the soul seed and spirit seed, wouldn't my mid-tier level four wind disc be as powerful as a high-tier level one spell?"

"Teacher Xiao, I know that spatial magic is related to mental power and has nothing to do with star level, but is there a way to enhance the power of magic like strengthening star points?"

"Elevate your spiritual realm." Xiao Jun's voice was as calm as ever, like the tea in her cup. Before Bai Mo could even begin to feel disappointed, she continued:

"Do you know why at Pearl Academy, aside from some general education courses, most basic magical principles are electives in other magic departments, while only dimensional magic like spatial summoning, white magic, and black magic theory courses are required?"

"Emmm," Bai Mo hesitated for a moment, then glanced cautiously at Xiao Jun before uttering four words: "They didn't teach it in high school."

This blunt truth made Xiao Jun choke slightly. She paused for a few seconds before saying:

"This is just a general reason, but more importantly, these magic systems are rare, and there are not many masters in these magic systems, let alone teachers."

"Therefore, for those specializing in spatial magic, there is a course called 'Theoretical Foundations of Spatial Magic.' The purpose of this course is to teach you how to cultivate spatial magic."

"Our space-based magic is so difficult to cultivate, yet most people think that space-based magic is mysterious and powerful. Is it just because we can manipulate objects from a distance and move instantly? No, it's because our spiritual power gives our magic extraordinary power."

Bai Mo was somewhat surprised by Xiao Jun's words, and he repeated them.

"Extraordinary power? What is that?"

"The Imprint of the Spirit," Xiao Jun uttered a term, and then continued talking to himself.

"Bai Mo, there's nothing new in this world. The problem you're talking about was discovered by the ancients long ago."

Back then, the technology of necromancy didn't exist, so many spirits that appeared on the battlefield were instantly used to enhance stars. But even then, the reputation of spatial magic was as formidable as it is now.

"Because of the Spirit Imprint? What is the Spirit Imprint? Teacher Xiao, please stop keeping us in suspense!" Bai Mo's eyes were shining brightly; he was extremely eager to know what this Spirit Imprint was.

"This was supposed to be covered in class later, but since you asked, I'll tell you now." Xiao Jun took a sip of tea to moisten his throat before continuing.

"Mental magic, such as mind, space, and sound magic, can condense something similar to the mental seal of us space magicians when our mental power reaches the sixth level."

When our mental strength is still at level three, the amplification of the power of magic is solidified, and this amplification will not be overridden by higher levels of mental strength.

It's like what you just said, possessing both a spirit seed and a soul seed simultaneously.

"Then, Teacher Xiao, how do we cultivate this spiritual imprint?" Bai Mo asked.

Xiao Jun glanced at him and said calmly.

"Are you sure? The cultivation process of the Spirit Seal is very dangerous; one wrong move and you'll be left with an incurable soul wound."

At the same time, it is extremely painful. Many people cannot bear the pain and ultimately give up on condensing the spiritual seal. Their spiritual power cultivation also regresses, and their magic stagnates. Many veteran mages who specialize in space magic dare not even attempt to cultivate it.

"It's so dangerous! We should prepare as soon as possible. Teacher Xiao, please tell us quickly." Bai Mo waved his hand, not caring about Xiao Jun's words.

The road is difficult, but at least some people have walked it.

Xiao Jun nodded slightly, quite satisfied with Bai Mo's attitude, and began to tell him the story.

"First, one must reach the sixth level of mental strength, have complete control over one's own spirit and soul, and have a clear understanding of the difference between the peak of the middle realm and the peak of the minor realm."

Then, you use the third-level spirit to nurture your space-system nebula. This process requires at least a year of perseverance, and the final, and most painful, step is to use your spatial abilities to directly sever this nurturing spirit and condense it onto the space-system stardust.

"The process of cutting and condensing cannot be completed in an instant. The spiritual energy that you cut will involuntarily reconnect with your original spiritual energy. You need to keep separating them."

At the same time, continuously condense them onto your spatial dust until, in the end, it becomes indistinguishable from your spatial dust, like stardust itself, directly connecting to your soul.

After Xiao Jun finished speaking, he took out a small booklet and handed it to Bai Mo, "This is my experience in cultivating the Spirit Seal, you can take it."

"Thank you, Teacher Xiao. I'll be going now."

Ever since learning the method of condensing the spiritual seal from Xiao Jun, Bai Mo has been using his spiritual power to nurture his spatial nebula every day without fail.

He may not be able to reach the sixth level of spiritual realm after a year, but a year of nurturing is the minimum, and it can be extended.

According to Xiao Jun's description, the so-called nurturing is to concentrate one's spiritual power and wrap it around the space nebula. This method is very mentally taxing, and it will automatically end when one feels tired.

Bai Mo also wondered why Mo Fan in the original work didn't know about this method. In the end, he guessed that one reason was that no one had systematically taught Mo Fan how to cultivate the spatial system. Only Han Ji had given him a general explanation of the spiritual power realm.

Secondly, Mo Fan might know this method, but he has too many elemental abilities. Lightning and fire are already enough to exhaust his mind, and mental imprints are not easy to cultivate. His output is already sufficient, and he doesn't need to add spatial abilities as well.

Furthermore, according to Xiao Jun's notes, the spiritual imprint must be condensed at the sixth level. If this opportunity is missed, it will never come again.

According to the notes, at this stage, spiritual power is easily separated, but at a higher level, spiritual power becomes unified and cannot be completely separated.

After a week of gentle care, Bai Mo did not feel anything unusual.

After that, Bai Mo was completely immersed in cultivation. He didn't need to worry about Feng Ling's cultivation progress; he only needed to feed her spirit seed regularly.

On the contrary, the space system, after a period of accumulation and battles, finally broke through and entered the intermediate level three, while the summoning system is still at the intermediate level two, but has made considerable progress.

The next stage is just around the corner.

On the second day of the second lunar month, Bai Mo finished nurturing the nebula and turned to look at the tasks of the Starfire Network.

This has become his daily routine.

Bai Mo's eyes narrowed when he saw the two newest Earth-level missions.

One is a permanent unit, named "Assisting the Magic Association in Eradicating the Southern Headquarters of the Wuyi Mountains Trafficking and Fraud Gang."

The other is that they are non-resident.

Task Name: Assist in the Investigation of the Wuyishan Trial

(End of this chapter)