Mage Joan

The word "sub-mystery" caused Joan's infinite reverie.

A quick glance at the essay set and Joan’s conjecture was confirmed. The so-called "divided mystery" is a technique that teaches the caster how to "distract two purposes".

In the early stages of this mystery, the caster can tear his consciousness in half. The main consciousness maintains a spell that requires concentration, and the subconsciousness is used to launch another spell that does not require long-term concentration-in fact Most spells, including "Fireball" and "Ghoul's Touch", fall into this category. Only a few seconds after the spell is cast, you need to concentrate, and then you don't have to worry about it.

When the caster refines this mystery, he can distract another spell while maintaining the "Mage Ghost Palm", or directly hit the enemy, or attach a contact spell to the existing "Mage Ghost Palm". On, then remote transmission.

So far, the puzzle that puzzled Joan was solved.

Undoubtedly, Filger has been trained as a "sub-mystery", so he can cast spells in a way contrary to common sense in combat.

If Joan learns this mystery technique, supplemented by "Mage Nether Palm", it is not difficult to achieve the same operation.

So, is everything okay?

Unfortunately, it is not.

Joan read the paper carefully again, but his anxiety grew stronger.

"Sub-mystery" is still in the cutting-edge field in today's Austrian-African academia. This theory is not yet mature and there are many uncertainties. The author frequently uses words such as "primary" and "preliminary" in the paper. Just humility!

In fact, the author of the paper has vaguely noticed that this theory is likely to have huge flaws, so in the disclaimer at the end of the paper, the reader is particularly warned that when studying this secret method, be careful and never be eager to achieve success. In order to avoid harm to their own mental health.

In addition to the first author, this heavyweight academic paper has a long list of second authors and third authors... It can be seen that it is the result of a research team. All the members who participated in the paper writing practiced this theory in person. Unfortunately, symptoms of mental disorders appear.

In order to avoid readers repeating the same mistakes, the author of the paper gives a suggestion at the end:

When using this mystery to tear your own will, it is best not to split the consciousness for more than 10 seconds!

If this time limit is frequently exceeded, sequelae may fall over time, and the torn apart main consciousness and subconsciousness cannot be refused, resulting in schizophrenia!

If the warning on the paper is not worth paying attention to, Filger's negative case gives a more intuitive and cruel warning.

By reading Filger’s spellbook, Joanne found that this man was very knowledgeable, the basic theory of Austrian law was very solid, and his mind was smart enough, and he must have been a genius in the eyes of others when he was young.

A person like him is unlikely to be a congenital psychiatric patient. The reason for the schizophrenic symptoms may be that the practice of "sub-mystery" has a problem, and the consciousness that has been torn into two parts cannot be merged. A self-contradictory independent personality, that is, schizophrenic patients in the eyes of others.

With such a **** lesson, does Joan dare to learn this extremely dangerous secret?

Frankly, he struggled inwardly. Out of consideration for gaining benefits and avoiding harm, the most important thing he should do now is to light a fire and burn the essays that record "sub-mystery" to ashes, so as to avoid future troubles.

However, in the face of a completely new theory and a theory with great practical value, Joan’s reason could not help but be shaken, and he couldn’t bear to give up the temptation.

If you don’t learn "mystery", "Mage Nether Palm" becomes a crippled semi-finished product, which can't exert its maximum power at all. For Joan's obsessive-compulsive patients who are striving for perfection, such a regret is absolutely Unbearable!

After some difficult ideological struggle, Joanne finally picked up the collection of papers. Anyway, he has long been a guy with abnormal spirits in the eyes of others, so why care about others' eyes.

Of course, he doesn't want to become as crazy and schizophrenic as Firge. Even if he wants to learn "sub-mystery", he will be cautious and step by step. In the learning process, he will fill in the loopholes of this theory and try to eliminate its side effects.

In addition, Joanne set two bottom lines for himself.

First of all, he will strictly abide by the author's admonition, and each split of consciousness will never exceed 10 seconds to avoid causing intractable trauma.

Secondly, in case of bad luck, mental symptoms appear in the process of practicing this mystery, you must stop decisively and stop cultivating to avoid aggravating the disease!

These two bottom lines are easy to say, but it is difficult to strictly enforce them.

Joan believes that Ferger had a similar alert psychology when he first came into contact with "sub-mystery", and he also formulated the principle of giving up the sunk costs immediately when he sees a bad situation.

However, from the final result, Filger did not adhere to the principle. Like an addicted patient, he knew that it was harmful but could not quit. Eventually, he gradually slipped into the abyss and became a lunatic with insanity.

Will he repeat Filger's mistakes?

Joanne didn't dare to say he would never, but he had confidence in his willpower. Unless he is determined and determined enough, he cannot escape from crises after crises and survive to the present day.

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Mr. Schmidt was convinced that he specially set up a new set of molds in his factory to process revolver pistol bullets for Joan.

A small bullet is very inconspicuous. In fact, from design, debugging to processing qualified products, there are many links. The process is quite complicated and cannot be completed in a short time.

Joan had to be patient and continue to stay in Forge Valley for a week. Fortunately, he is not too boring, just taking advantage of this free time to delve into the newly copied spells and "sub-mysteries".

After a week, Joan's spell practice improved greatly, and good news came from the arsenal. On the morning of the same day, Joan got 300 pistol bullets made for him by Mr. Schmidt, and then left Forge Valley to continue his journey north.

This is already the winter season. The climate in the Midgard area is cold, and the snowstorm along the coast is particularly violent. If the pedestrians on the land are not careful, they may be caught up by the oncoming north wind at any time. Joan turned into an eagle and flies upwind at high altitude, not to mention the great resistance.

Joan didn’t feel tired all day long, but now faced with this extremely bad climate, he was tired and out of breath after flying for an hour in the blizzard against the wind.

He remembered the advice of "Gray Master" that he had recovered from his leg injury and was not suitable for strenuous exercise. He simply gave up his plan to fly all the way to Midgard City and turned to the east. At 9:00 am on January 11, 1621, he landed at the A "free port" in the middle of the east coast of the New World.

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