Mage Joan

Compared with the cruel crushing suffered by Martin Smith, Joanne's situation is much better.

All his achievements in the laboratory belong to him. Master Rawls does not ask to share his achievements. Sometimes he has to pay money to help him collect rare materials and patiently and meticulously help him solve technical problems.

Joan felt disappointed and wanted to give some gifts to express his gratitude to his tutor-this is a common rule at Leiden College.

Master Rawls did not accept his gratitude, but also admitted that he was not short of money, and even disdain to take advantage of students.

When meeting such a good teacher, Joan really felt lucky.

With the magic crystal ready, Joan then opened the drawer and took out the belt that he bought for 50 gold coins at Yangbo.

The finest calf leather is tanned, the gold-plated belt buckle is shiny, and it is inlaid with a ruby ​​as big as a small nail.

This belt is too gorgeous. Thomas has a belt of the same style, which is commensurate with the temperament of his bag. Joan does not like it very much, and he does not plan to wear it himself. It is only used as an enchanted embryo. It looks high-grade and looks good.

Joan put the belt on the table, took out a wooden box from the drawer, and opened the lid, which was divided into six small compartments, containing the fur of bull, brown bear, raccoon cat, fox, owl and falcon. This is the enchanting material that will be used next.

The materials are all in total.

Enchanting tools are simpler, with only a carving knife, a quill pen, and a bottle of deep-sea squid ink.

Driven by the "obsessive-compulsive disorder", Joan arranged the materials and tools neatly on the laboratory bench, nodded with satisfaction, and officially began the enchanting operation.

Joan conceived that only one enchanted belt would be used to enhance the wearer's strength, agility, physique, intelligence, perception, and charm attributes.

With his current spell-casting abilities, if he can complete this work as expected, the six attributes will all increase by +2.

The most on the magic guide market is the low-level singular objects that add 2 points of attributes, but these magic guides can usually only improve one attribute, and Joan wants to have a "hodgepodge", which can be worn at the same time with only one belt. The effect of six pieces of magic device.

In order to realize this idea, the usual method is to first create six pieces of magic guides that promote different attributes, and then try to eliminate the magic interference between each other and integrate them into one.

This idea is feasible and feasible, but it is very troublesome. With Joan's current spell-casting ability, it will take at least two or three months to complete.

Joan doesn't have much energy and time to spend, so he plans to take a different approach and use the "Rune Rune" instead of the traditional enchanting process. Based on past experience, it will definitely shorten the construction period.

Using this idea to make a magic guide, the most critical step is the first step-find the Rune Rune that meets the needs of the enchantment.

In fact, Joan’s thinking process is exactly the opposite of the enchanting process. Instead of deciding what to do before looking for the corresponding rune, he first conducts a comprehensive and detailed study of all Rune runes.

In the course of research, if you find that one of the runes has special functions, then use the "deduction method" to deduce what kind of magic device this rune can be used to make.

For now, the conclusion from the reverse is naturally the belt that enhances all attributes.

Joan chose the rune No. 23 "Daeg", which literally means "growth", symbolizing an endless breakthrough and extension, and no end point of evolution and evolution.

First of all, it is not difficult to see that this rune has a very high degree of agreement with the "change school" and is suitable as an enchantment carrier for the change spell.

Joan further research found that Daeg rune's meaning of "infinite" not only stays literally, it can really bring some degree of "infinite" characteristics to the enchanting process, such as extending the duration of the spell infinitely, once The activation will be permanent.

The next thing Joan has to do is to try to put the Daeg rune theory's "infinite" magic power into a specific magic guide.

He first drew the pen and dipped the ink, and depicted a Daeg rune on the belt as an enchanting carrier. Then he picked up a handful of ox hairs and chanted the spell of the second ring of arcane "power of cattle".

"Ahya!"

Joan finally chanted the Quenya starter spell representing “change”, randomly distributed around the body in a magic net, quickly twisted and deformed under the spell, and faintly showed the outline of a golden bull.

After completing preparations for casting spells, Joan raised a finger and touched the No. 23 rune Daeg drawn on the inside of the belt. The Taurus phantom suspended behind him suddenly converged, turning into a magic pulse. Injecting Daeg into Daeg with his fingertips Runes.

Joan's right index finger kept in contact with the belt, freed his left hand to grab a handful of magic crystal powder, and gently sprinkled on the belt.

The Daeg rune is like a sponge. While absorbing mana, it also absorbs the falling magic crystal, draws the energy contained in the magic crystal, and fixes the "power of the cow" on the belt.

According to past experience, this completes the first stage of the enchanting process.

But Joan was not satisfied.

So far, this belt is only a semi-finished product, and its function is to release the "Bull Power" 3 times a day for 30 minutes each time, which obviously does not meet his requirements.

What Joan wants is a belt that can produce magic for a long time. How far is it from his request?

This question seems esoteric at first glance. There seems to be an insurmountable gap between the magic device with a fixed number of uses and the infinitely usable magic device. In fact, through in-depth analysis, we can find that the gap between the two is not as big as expected.

Considering that the Magister can also be automatically recharged like the spellcaster resets the spell slot, all the use times are exhausted today, and it will be automatically filled tomorrow.

The so-called "permanent effect" can actually be simplified to "effective all day."

The next question is simple.

According to the space-time rule of the principal material plane, it is divided into 24 hours every day and 60 minutes every hour.

Joan is a 3rd-level mage, and the "Bull Power" blessed on the belt can last for 30 minutes, which is half an hour.

Divide 24 hours by 0.5, and the quotient is 48, which means that the "Bull Power" must be released 48 times in succession, so that the spell effect can continue seamlessly throughout the day.

The current belt can only be activated 3 times a day, which is equivalent to 116 for the entire day.

The next question is, how can the number of casts of the belt be increased to 48 times per day?

In fact, it's very simple.

Repeat the enchanting process just now, and repeatedly apply "Bull Power" to the belt, stacking a total of 16 times to stack the total amount of spell duration to 24 hours.

When the belt has exhausted all the number of casts, it lasts for a whole day, and the automatic recharge is completed the next day, and the cast can be rotated in turn for a full day.

After so many rounds and endless loops, the purpose of the spell lasting forever is finally achieved.

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