What is it like to be a teacher as a magister?

Chapter 126 Druid Art
I haven't seen her for a month, and Sophia's "Twilight Plantation" is completely different from before.

A large area of ​​land was fenced with short wooden stakes of the same length. This was not an urgent task at first, but it was obvious that the duke’s niece was obsessive-compulsive. Not only did she make a fence, she also divided the field into squares of the same size. The excess of the edges is better than not looking untidy.

Eighty percent of the entire plantation's land is used to grow grains, beans, and vegetables. Of the remaining [-] percent, [-] percent is used for research and development of new crops, and the other [-] percent is dedicated to research and development and planting of new varieties of mint.

Sophia is very aware of the significance of these 22 elves to the fortress, so she spent a lot of time on this aspect.

"Your Excellency Olivia, these are the latest varieties cultivated this year. If all goes well, you will be able to see samples in three months. At that time, you can choose a few of them that you like, and then increase the planting scale."

After Sophia finished the introduction, she looked at the lord beside her.

Colin nodded his satisfaction with her work.

"I have to wait for three months?" Olivia was old enough to be the ancestor of everyone present, and she usually looked elegant and calm, but when it came to mint, she would show eagerness like all elves.

"There is no way." Sophia smiled helplessly: "There are indeed some ripening potions that can be used, but on the one hand, they are afraid of affecting the quality, and on the other hand, the effect of ripening is also very limited."

Colin explained from the side: "Among the earth and water magics, there are also several spells that can speed up the growth of plants. Maybe I can try it, but at most it can only reduce the time by about a month."

"Among human magic, I have never heard of a similar spell..."

As Olivia spoke, she stretched out her slender right hand, and spread her palm downward to cover a mint seedling.

Under everyone's shocked eyes, the peppermint grew at a speed visible to the naked eye.

The rhizome grows gradually, and the branches and leaves prosper slowly until it grows to the height of half a person, a mature mint.

It only took about half a minute in total.

Olivia reached out and picked a leaf, put it on the tip of her nose and smelled it, and then put it in her mouth.

After chewing for a while, he shook his head.

"This one is so-so, not as good as it was at the beginning." The elegant elf had a regretful expression.

"Druidism really deserves its reputation." Colin sighed.

The natural spells evolved from the water spells are called Druid spells by the elves. Now they are very different from the human magic system. Whether it is combat or assistance, they have great characteristics.

This does not mean that an elf druid is necessarily better than a water mage, but it is true that natural magic can do many things that humans cannot.

For example, this trick of plant birth, all human magic cannot achieve this effect.

"Your Excellency Olivia, what is the name of this spell?" Colin was curious about natural spells for a long time.

"No name." Olivia said.

"no name?"

There is no name for such a powerful and practical spell?
Olivia said: "Druid spells, that is, the natural spells you humans call natural spells. Although they evolved from water spells, they are actually very different in essence. I don't know what the situation is between undead spells and light spells. , but at least druids don’t have spell models.”

"No spell model?"

Colin was really surprised this time.

According to the modern mainland magic theory, one of the three laws of spells is to have a unique spell model that can be repeatedly verified.

It means that a model can only correspond to one spell, and anyone who uses the same spell model must cast the same spell, the only difference is strength.

The model determines the spell, and the mental power determines the strength.

This is the most fundamental nature of magic.

But druids don't have spell models?
This was not the only thing that surprised Colin.

According to the advanced rules, druid has the same status as his own space magic.

But it is clear that his space magic is independently deconstructed by referring to the theory of wind magic.

Did you go the wrong way?
Colin quickly calmed down.

It shouldn't be possible to make a mistake, because teleportation is a skill that has already been realized.

But maybe there is more than one way to go?
At this time, he suddenly had a strong interest in light spells and undead spells.

If there are more references, it should be of great help to him to thoroughly master space magic.

Colin even once considered whether he could really join the Church of the Holy Light.Anyway, no money, more or less credit.

Natural spells were strictly forbidden to be passed on by the great druids of the elves, so even Roman Sagan didn't know anything about it, otherwise the teacher should have told himself these things.

Colin was silent for a while, then asked again: "Your Excellency Olivia, if there is no spell model, how do elves cast spells?"

"This is the biggest difference between elves and humans." Olivia said: "All elves are born with spiritual power. This may not increase the strength, but it can allow us to control the spiritual power more freely... Therefore, De Ruyi technique directly relies on mental power and water elements to trigger communication and then cast spells."

"It sounds too difficult to understand."

Ke Lin smiled wryly. Even with his talent, he couldn't imagine how to communicate directly with the elements without using the spell model in a short time.

He didn't bother with this anymore, anyway, it was impossible to learn natural spells just by listening to a few introductions, not to mention that Druids were a secret skill that the elves never passed on.

"Your Excellency Olivia, would you like to try some other mint plants?" Colin asked with a smile.

"No." Olivia shook her head: "Using spells to affect the growth of plants is the same as human beings transforming the germ soil. In the eyes of us elves, it is an act of destroying nature. It is not appropriate for me to do that just now. .”

Colin remembered that Eloyd had said similar things back then, and nodded to express his understanding.

But it was a little funny in my heart.

They don't want to use magical means to affect the growth of plants, but they like to eat mint improved and planted by humans. Elves are really principled flexibilityists.

"That's such a pity." Colin's plan to observe the natural spell carefully fell through.

"No regrets."

Only Olivia said in a natural tone: "Although it's not convenient for me to do this directly, I can pass on this skill to you, and you can speed up the peppermint variety improvement experiment."

When the elegant elf said this, he lowered his head and thought for a moment, then nodded and confirmed: "Yes, this is a way to kill two birds with one stone."

Colin: "..."

(End of this chapter)