Master of Spells from Faerun

Chapter 52 Promotion to Sixth Level
Two months later, Hasantir's mansion.

Imrik sat in his room, recovering from meditation. After a long meditation, he was promoted to level six again.

As the level increases, the power of all spells grows again, and the power points of psychic powers also increase to a maximum of 47 points (35 base + 12 intelligence bonus).

At this time, Imrik can use psychic powers to invest up to 47 points of power points for strengthening, which has increased by one-third in all aspects compared to before.

"I've been promoted to level six, but the mage benefits of the lower rings have also come to an end." Imrik thought to himself.

After being promoted to the sixth level, the most intuitive feeling is that the magic net model is greatly complicated. The pressure brought by these magic resonances is several levels higher than that of the first to third rings.

If you want to use the previous desensitization training to adapt your mental power to the magic net of the four rings, the time will be extended a lot. Even with Imric's intelligence attribute as high as 18, he will not be able to advance within five years.

"I need to learn systematically." Imrik made up his mind. As a mage, intelligence attributes play a very important role in upgrading. One of them is to analyze a large number of spell models in the magic net, which will greatly reduce the pressure of the magic net on mental power.

Even if it reaches the point where it can create its own spells, the pressure of the magic net will be minimal for such a genius, but all of this requires systematic learning and the guidance of an instructor.

It is extremely difficult to study the spell model of the fourth ring before reaching the fourth ring. It will take a lot of time for no one to introduce it, not to mention that if there is no systematic study, it will take a lot of time to understand the functions of the many structures of the spell model.

Imrik's predecessor was a wild mage, and this kind of theoretical study was too far away for him.

For him, Master Gaohuan was far away, so how could he accept him as a disciple without relatives or reason? Even if he accepted him, according to Faerun's tradition, there would be no bottom line for his oppression.

Advanced spells are tacitly blocked by the senior mages of Faerun Continent. In this case, they will naturally benefit, that is, the threshold for accepting disciples is very high, not only that, but also require signing various unequal treaties.

Aside from the red-haired woman who once became a missionary mage, the few disciples of Hailast have served him loyally for many years. Do they really respect their teacher so much? Perhaps it is also related to the part-time work agreement signed by Hailast with them.

At least as far as Imrik himself is concerned, he once went to know about the Anmin Mage Association in Waterdeep City. Although this mage organization is not outstanding in Waterdeep City where there are many legendary mages, it also requires the mages who join him to sign at least 50 years.

In this way, it will open its own various high-level spell books for these mages.

However, it is not without chance. The original owner of this house, the mage academy in Myth Dranor that Sean White wanted to go to, is a rare large mage academy with less strict requirements.

Although I don't know much about it, there are rumors that the professors of this mage academy are not too high, and there is no existence beyond the seventh ring, but in contrast, the conditions for studying are relatively loose.

The owner of this academy is said to be a mercenary Gaohuan mage. As long as you can pay [-] gold coins per year, you can study in this academy, and you must work for the academy for three years when you graduate.

"Let's wait and see if there is a chance to get that treasure before considering it." Imrik decided to try to see if he had a chance to find out the true face of this tempting treasure.

Imrik had been quietly following developments since the day Grahand was attacked.

A well-known nobleman was attacked by the Shannasa Guild, which attracted a lot of attention, but it was obvious that the couple did not want too many people to pay attention to this matter. After the city guard came to investigate, the result was nothing.

Until half a month ago, a fire broke out in the Grahand Manor, and everyone in the entire manor died, only the bodies of the couple disappeared.

Imrik guessed that the Zhentarim or the Sannatha guild made another move, and captured the couple to ask about the whereabouts of the stone.

But they didn't know that Nimble Wright had been ordered by Mrs. Grahand to run away with the Goroll Stone. During this time, Imrik had been investigating the trace of this structure, but with little gain.

In addition, the group of sorcerers who kidnapped people disappeared. Imrik had an intuition that these people might have some purpose, and wanted to wait for the "hunting season" in Leyline Lost City to break out before acting.

While Imrik was thinking, the butler came over and said, "Master, that man is here."

Imrik regained his senses and nodded, letting him bring the man in.

Not long after, the butler came in with a halfling with a wicked eyebrow.

"How? Did you find it?" The mage asked lightly after drinking the lipstick tea.

The halfling rubbed his hands obsequiously and said: "I found it, I found it, master mage, but since you entrusted me with this task, I have spent a lot of effort in finding that damned structure for you in the past two months, this."

Imrik understood that this was a reward from himself. He took out five gold coins and threw them in front of the halfling. Although it took two months, it was enough to find them.

Seeing the five gold coins, the halfling picked them up happily, and said happily, "Master Mage, someone once saw a strange humanoid machine in an old windmill in the southern district. It may be what you are looking for."

Imrik nodded, took out the map and asked him to circle the location, then waved him to go out.

"South District." Imrik frowned. When he was in the sewer, the tavern he climbed up from the stone well was located in the South District. I'm afraid he will run into people from the Shannasa Guild again this time.

Thinking of this, he suddenly remembered the adventurous and addicted noble warrior Apollo. He could call in this free combat power. With the powerful copper furnace and his newly obtained psychic powers, even if the beholder appeared, he would have no return.

The mage put on a black robe and came to Apollo's manor. When the steward notified him, this adventure-loving warrior came out to greet him excitedly: "Why are you here when you are free? It must be another new adventure."

The mage smiled and nodded and said, "I'm going to investigate a mechanical structure in the southern district. You don't know if you are interested in joining."

Apollo laughed loudly: "No problem! I've been waiting for your words for a long time! When are you leaving!"

The mage thought for a while, and said a time: "Tonight, I will go back and bring a servant, it can be of great help."

(End of this chapter)