Wizards: Starting with the Refined Meditation Technique Guide

Chapter 235 Necromancer Spells, Trump Card

Chapter 235 Necromancer Spells, Trump Card

Outside the room, Kelly and Hein, who were spying on the place using magic, were stunned by the sheer number of spells Leo had cast.

Hein stammered, "Mom, is this... is this considered making up for lack of talent through hard work?"

Kelly's face was calm, but her fingernails dug deep into her flesh, revealing the turmoil in her heart.

Kelly said, "Perhaps, and I mean perhaps, he's not much different from Nova in terms of talent for learning magic."

That's what Kelly said.

In reality, what they were thinking was completely different.

Nova the wizard currently possesses only a little over a thousand spells, a number he spent several years mastering.

Leo had only been a wizard for a few months, yet he had already mastered hundreds of spells, and his proficiency in each one was quite high.

If Nova Wizard is considered the most talented of the most talented among the most talented in the Tower of Dawn, then what is Leo?

Even more of a genius than the most genius of geniuses!

Hein said, "Mom, let's go then. Let's not make enemies with Wizard Leo. A wizard with that kind of talent, once he grows up, if he finds out we've leaked his magical information to his enemies, then..."

Kelly said speechlessly, "What are you worrying about for no reason? He can't possibly know that we leaked it."

"No matter how talented he is, he is still a Protoss. As long as he remains a Protoss, his fate at the Tower of Dawn is already sealed."

Kelly said confidently.

"If it were a non-Prosian wizard, I would have terminated this plan. But he is Prosian, so there's nothing to worry about."

Hein's worried expression gradually eased, and he said, "Mom, shall we leave now?"

Kelly said, "It's the last spell. Watch it before you leave. Besides, I didn't see enough spells just now."

Kelly pondered for a moment and said, "The prerequisite for this competition is to use necromancy, but he just used so many spells, but very few of them were necromancy. Maybe this last spell is his trump card."

Hein said, "Then let's continue and see."

Hein stared intently at Leo, then suddenly frowned and said, "Mom, is it just my imagination? I feel like..."

This time, he cast his spell facing us.

Kelly said, "Don't worry, it's just a coincidence. The people inside the practice area can't see outside. They can't see us."

Moreover, the training ground is so spacious that it would be impossible for his senses to detect us.

Hein breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Then I must have misunderstood."

"Mom, he's about to cast a spell."

Kelly said, "Hmm, he took quite a long time to cast this spell. It seems to be an unfamiliar spell."

"What...what is this?"

Kelly suddenly became suspicious.

"Something's not right with this spell."

The next moment, a black light blasted towards the location where Kelly and the others were.

The targets along the way, like the accumulated dust of years, have gradually weathered away.

Kelly and Hein's cheeks had almost touched the black light.

Hein swallowed hard, his eyes filled with shock. Still reeling from the spell, he asked, "Mom, what kind of spell was that?"

Kelly shook her head and said, "I don't know, but this spell... it's a necromancy spell! This must be his trump card."

"Let's go, they're coming out. We've got the information on the spells, there's no need to stay here any longer."

Inside the training ground, Leo watched the attack unleashed by the Dark Archmage without surprise.

Moreover, the effects of this spell have not yet ended.

The targets transformed into skeletons, one after another, rising up.

As a necromancy spell, the Dark Archmage's magic is naturally not just about destruction, but also about driving the undead into battle.

These skeletons are different from ordinary skeletons; they are tall, standing at three meters, and each of them holds a skull scepter.

Leo pointed ahead and ordered, "Activate the second stage of the spell."

The skeletons, wielding skull scepters, began unleashing a barrage of spells at the barrier ahead.

Their spells were very simple, consisting of beams of green light.

These spherical lights converged at a single point, creating a destructive attack comparable to the black light from before.

A slight smile played on Leo's lips as he looked in the direction Kelly and Hein had left.

In fact, Leo had noticed the two of them there from the very beginning.

However, Leo initially didn't believe they could see what was happening inside the practice field.

Later, seeing that the two were still waiting there, Leo realized that they must have used some kind of magic to see and even hear what was happening inside.

So Leo casually displayed some of the spells.

In fact, Leo currently possesses a considerable number of spells, exceeding one thousand. The spell he just demonstrated is only half of them.

The final spell was cast by the Dark Archmage.

When Leo cast this spell, he deliberately slowed down the casting speed, making Kelly and Hein think that his spell was being cast very slowly.

In addition, the second stage effect was not shown to them.

Leo was unsure whether Kelly and her companion were connected to their opponents, Wizard Kindley and his group.

However, regardless of whether there is a connection or not, it is certain that they are watching my spellcasting in order to probe my spell information, and they have no good intentions.

Leo had no intention of hiding anything.

The importance of spell information lies in the fact that you don't have a large number of spells.

A first-class wizard apprentice who has mastered hundreds of spells doesn't have the time to memorize each and every one of them.

Leo has dug himself a hole.

Tell them that you possess a necromancy spell with incredible destructive power, but which is slow to cast.

Alice stared wide-eyed at the effects of Leo's spell and exclaimed, "Wizard Leo, was the spell you just cast a combination spell?"

"It's not far off from calling it a combination spell."

Leo pondered for a moment, a smile appearing on his face, and said, "Because this is a spell that requires two mediums to cast, its power is already very close to that of a combination spell."

Alice asked doubtfully, "A common spell using two mediums? Wizard Leo, isn't this actually a failed combination spell?"

"—You could say that."

Alice felt a little dizzy.

Leo initially claimed it was a combination spell, but later denied it.

So, is this actually a combination spell?

Leo's eyes flickered.

He wasn't lying.

This spell is both a combination spell and not a combination spell.

Nowadays, ordinary spells are generally considered to have only one medium, while spells with two mediums are classified as combination spells or failed combination spells. However, the spell Dark Archmage is a little different.