Azeroth: Starting with Eagle Eye in the Necropolis.

“Of course it’s powerful. Right now, I only know two level-five spells,” Rhodes said with a smile.

After leveling up his Wisdom Tree, he learned his first level 5 spell, Summon Earth Elemental, from the Necropolis of the Dead.

The other level 5 spell is Summon Fire Elemental. As for the level 5 spells in Elemental City, Rhodes hasn't built any yet. The level 5 spell guilds haven't even built any level 4 spells. The current spells are enough. Rhodes wants to wait until a critical moment to see if he can unleash a top-tier spell, such as the Doomsday Judgment he's been longing for.

“Well! Lord Rhodes, if you’re willing, I can give it a try.” After thinking for a moment, Anvina nodded.

In his opinion, there wasn't much difference between level 1 and level 3 magic. Level 5 magic might be a little more difficult, but that's what makes learning fun. Otherwise, it would be too boring if she could learn any spell after just one look.

Rhodes went directly to Kael'thas and told him his idea.

"That's how it is, Kyle. If I'm not mistaken, Anvina should be able to succeed."

Anvina will definitely be able to learn the magic scroll from Heroes of Might and Magic III, after all, this girl's talent is unprecedented.

"??? Rhodes, you mean you want me to take out the Fire Elemental Summoning Scroll and see if Anveena can learn it? Instead of letting her use it, right?" Kael'thas asked in shock.

The fire elemental magic scroll is very special. This spell doesn't require learning; you can instantly learn it simply by obtaining the scroll. It's as if the spell appears in your mind. However, directly learning and using this spell without the scroll is extremely difficult. Currently, he has only completed a large portion of the spell's illustrated explanation.

Rhodes actually made a girl who had only studied for a few days learn something that he, a top-level fire mage, had spent months trying to master.

“Are you going to deny Anvina’s potential, or rather, her magical talent? You’ve been teaching her for two days, and don’t tell me you didn’t have any thoughts about it during those two days,” Rhodes said with a smile.

Upon hearing this, Kael'thas's lips twitched. Two days of instruction had completely broken his defenses!

This girl's talent is beyond terrifying. She is a rare genius among blood elves, but learning spells requires communicating with the magic network, reciting incantations, and completing spell deductions.

However, Anveena's spellcasting method was completely different from theirs, and was more similar to Rhodes'. They both generated magic out of thin air and drew magic from their own bodies, rather than using the magic of Azeroth to cast spells.

This level of spellcasting is very high, and only guardians can do it. Other mages cannot do this, which is why Anvina learns magic so quickly and so terrifyingly.

This is like someone who already has a fortune, is rolling in money, and you just ask them to spend it, while ordinary monks can only work for a company and earn money to spend. They are not on the same level at all.

“I know Anveena’s talent. Rhodes is really delusional. But if it’s this girl, it’s certainly possible. However, even if she learns this spell, she probably won’t be able to teach it to others,” Kael’thas said, taking a deep breath.

After analyzing this spell, he needs to integrate it into Edolas' spellcasting system. Then, not only himself, but any mage with enough mana can use it. However, even if Anvina learns it, she will not be able to analyze the spell and pass it on to other mages because her situation is similar to Rhodes'.

It seems that Rhodes hasn't learned this spell either. He can only rely on scrolls to cast spells. Every time he summons a Holy Light elemental, he needs to take the Fire Elemental Scroll back from his own possession. Otherwise, Rhodes can only summon the kind of permanent Fire Elemental or Holy Light Elemental.

In the past few days, Rhodes also lent him several permanent fire elementals with integrated holy light elements for him to study, which helped him a lot.

“So let’s give it a try, Kyle. If he can learn it, it will be helpful to us. Anvina has enough magic,” Rhodes said.

Kael'thas sighed helplessly, then nodded in agreement with Rhodes's point of view. He then took out a huge, earth-yellow magic scroll from his robes and handed it to Anveena.

“Then give it a try, Anveena. This is a Fire Elemental Summoning Scroll. Using it, you can summon a special fire elemental unit that can exist for 24 hours using your own magic. Moreover, after adding Holy Light, it can be upgraded into an even more powerful Holy Light elemental, the kind of winged creature that flies in the sky, similar to an angel,” Kael'thas said.

Speaking of those flying Holy Light elementals, Kael'thas strongly suspects they are a type of low-level angel, and Rhodes' Holy Light Angels may very well have evolved from this kind of creature.

As for why he thought that way, is that even a question? The Holy Light Element was created by Rhodes, and although the Holy Light Element initially only had the appearance of a beautiful woman, it did not have wings.

It wasn't until the battle at the Dark Temple that Rhodes summoned a new element of holy light, a winged element of holy light resembling an angel.

“Okay, I’ll give it a try.” Anvina nodded and took the magic scroll.

Wherever she touched it, she could clearly feel the immense energy contained within, a more primitive and unique magical system that was completely different from the arcane and holy light she was familiar with.

It's very similar to the Titan magic Lord Rhodes taught her before. This is a more advanced Titan magic. Interesting, it's much more difficult than the level 1-3 magic she just learned.

This is finally a bit challenging; there's a magic trick that I can't learn at a glance.

After coming into contact with this magic scroll, Anvina can use the special spells on it to summon fire elementals, but this only means she can use them, not that she has learned them.

Lord Rhodes's intention was to thoroughly analyze and replicate this magic himself.

"Directly...feel it with your spirit?" Anvina looked up at Rhodes, seeking confirmation.

“Yes, just like the magic you learned before,” Rhodes said encouragingly, nodding.

"Go for it, Anveena. I believe in you. Don't resist. Try to understand the rune sequence and energy circuits built inside it," Kael'thas said.

He also told Anvina about the spell patterns he had been researching these past few days, which were half completed, to help the girl better understand the spell.

Encouraged by the two, Anvina nodded, took a deep breath, closed her golden eyes, and probed the scroll with her spiritual power.

In an instant, her consciousness seemed to be drawn into a magical world! The runes for the spell "Summon Fire Elemental" appeared clearly before her eyes.

The Sunwell granted her a terrifying talent that allowed her to clearly see all the magical runes and then understand those powers, those special magical runes.

What appeared to be obscure and difficult-to-understand magical runes were clearly visible to Anvina, and she could even perfectly replicate each one.

No problem, he can learn this spell. He can learn and cast it without relying on this scroll.

Anvina became immersed in the world of magic and began to seriously study the spell. An hour passed, two hours passed, and a day passed.

After a full day and night, Anvina suddenly opened her eyes.

"I've learned it! I've learned this spell!" Anveena waved her hand excitedly, first returning the magic scroll to Kael'thas, and then began to cast the spell.

In an instant, more than twenty tall fire elementals appeared on the field. These elemental beings were the same as those summoned by Rhodes and Kael'thas.

"It's incredible that this girl learned it in just over a day."

“It’s not as simple as just learning it, Kyle. Look closely, these dozen or so fire elements are permanent,” Rhodes said.

It's unbelievable that Anvina actually completed the spell to permanently summon elements. Given Anvina's magic power, if she summons with all her might, the effect should be similar to Medivh's. She could summon at least two or three hundred, if not thousands.

However, this girl only summoned about twenty elements, but these elements all have a core that is permanent. Like the Awakening of Gods, it consumes more than 10 times the mana to permanently summon elemental bodies.

Chapter 277 The Broken Defense: Brother, you're not the only one whose defenses have crumbled, I'm too.

"Incredible! You actually succeeded!" Kael'thas exclaimed in shock.

Although he was mentally prepared and had a feeling that Anvina could do it, he still felt a little uncomfortable when it actually happened.

As a genius, the thing I fear most is being surpassed. Even if I say I don't care, who can truly accept that?

Kael'thas was in a very bad mood at this moment, but what was about to happen was even more shocking and break his defenses.

"That's not all, Kael'thas. Take a close look at these fire elementals. They are completely different from the fire elementals you summon."

Their internal cores are more stable; they can exist permanently. Anveena has accomplished what we've always planned, what we've always suspected. Rhodes took a deep breath and told Kael'thas about his discovery.

Come on, Kyle, I know you're in a bad mood right now, but I have some news that will make you even worse.

"How is this possible? Rhodes, you said these elemental bodies, these fire elements, can exist permanently. They don't just dissipate in 24 hours!" Kael'thas stared wide-eyed, his face filled with disbelief.

"This seems to be it. I deciphered this magic, and this is what the magic originally looked like: creating life forms through its own magical power."

"This is somewhat similar to what Master Krasus taught me. I tried making some changes, and I successfully summoned it. This spell is quite difficult, but I still managed to learn it and added some of my own understanding." Anvina excitedly raised her hand and said.

This magic is indeed amazing. Its original form should be to summon these permanent elemental entities, but some people made some changes so that all mages could use it.

However, Anvina still noticed something amiss, and that her father, Krasus, had created her father and mother using powerful life magic.

There isn't much difference between the two. Although these fire elements can exist indefinitely, they have no self-awareness and completely obey their own commands.

If this magic were controlled by the red dragon, it could easily cast it, permanently summoning elemental beings.

At this moment, the girl's innocent smile was more terrifying than the devil, more horrible than the demon, to Kael'thas. Damn it, let this girl stay with him! The farther the better.

Please, don't ever show your face in front of me again.

I don't want to be around geniuses, I hate this spell! Damn it, why did I have to learn magic?

Seeing Kael'thas's expression as if he'd just eaten shit, Rhodes couldn't help but laugh; this scene seemed vaguely familiar!

I remember watching a Japanese anime before I traveled through time, and there was a scene where a very cautious hero was learning from a sword god.

The end result was that the swordsman broke through his defenses. Fortunately, Anveena wasn't too sharp-tongued, otherwise Kael'thas would probably have collapsed.

The only one who could accept Anwei's terrifying speed of learning magic was himself, because he was cheating.

“Anvina, not every mage is as powerful as you. Ordinary mages cannot learn this spell, but you can try to improve it.”

"Or rather, give the complete version of this spell to Kyle, let Kyle improve it, so that an ordinary mage can summon one or two of these elementals to fight, which would be perfect." Rhodes said with a smile.

This would give the mage class an extra spell, and even the paladin and priest classes would have an extra spell to summon holy light elements.

“I can help with that,” Kael'thas said, coughing twice.

Although he felt jealous of Anveena's terrifying talent, it was undeniable that Kael'thas really wanted to learn this move. Once he learned it, a new type of unit would be born in Quel'Thalas in an endless stream.

Quel'Thalas is a mage of the blood elf race, which is known for producing mages, far surpassing humans. With this spell, he can assemble a formidable army in a very short time.

This army will become a qualified cannon fodder force, playing an indelible role.

“No problem, Kael'thas, I’ll pass this spell on to you now. Stand still.” Anveena nodded and walked up to Kael'thas.

“Just tell me the principles behind this magic, the process of casting it, the inscription of the magical runes, and the incantation. I will study it in private,” Kael'thas said.

Given the detailed structure of this spell, with his talent, he will definitely be able to learn it in a few days, or at most a month, and prove his talent.

“Actually, it doesn’t have to be that complicated. I can inscribe this spell directly into your mind, so you won’t need this fire element scroll to cast this magic, and it will be a permanent summon,” Anvina said, scratching her head.

When Rhodes taught her magic before, he had the blue, elemental-like creature engrave the magic into her mind. Anvina found this method very interesting, suitable, safe, and efficient.

It doesn't have to be that complicated. Just recite the magic incantation, understand the magic patterns, and then draw the magic rune array to release it.

So through repeated instruction, Anvina has learned this teaching ability from the other party, but she just hasn't put it into practice yet.

“.............” Rhodes.

“.............” Kael'thas.

Can you even speak human language? You can directly inscribe this spell into my mind? What the hell does that mean? What the hell do you mean?

“Anvina, you mean you can imprint a spell directly into your mind like Somra, right?” Rhodes asked, his hand trembling slightly.

Damn it, are you the embodiment of the Sunwell? You must be Azeroth's favorite daughter!

“Yes, Lord Rhodes, Somra’s spell is very interesting, so I learned it,” Anvina said cautiously.

Well, at this moment, it wasn't just Kael'thas who was breaking down; Rhodes also felt his heart couldn't take it anymore.

Are you kidding me? This is a skill from the Heroes of Might and Magic world, not magic, it's a skill, you bastard! It's practically an academic subject!

However, this may not be a bad thing. With this girl's terrifying learning ability, he can turn the tables and get free spells from her, which suddenly makes it seem not so unacceptable.

Anvina's value far exceeded Rod's imagination. He had to keep this girl by his side; she was a future powerhouse! And she was the kind that was white, long, smooth, and big.

“Anvina, why don’t you try to pass this spell on to Kael’thas first?” Rhodes said, taking a deep breath.

“Yes, Lord Rhodes, Kris, please stand in front of me. Relax and don’t think about anything,” Anvinana said as she approached Kael’thas.

Kael'thas nodded expressionlessly, suppressing his restless heart and forcing out an awkward smile.