"Fire Magic? Ice Magic? Nature Magic? You're also learning Lightning Magic? This elemental affinity of yours is practically cheating. "
No spellcaster could understand Rorschach's actions. Learning multiple spells at the same time, even if it didn't cause elemental conflicts and sudden death, the progress would definitely be so slow that it could make one go crazy.
The others' shock and disbelief made Rorschach secretly happy, but it would be troublesome if it caused a misunderstanding. Thus, Rorschach intended to explain.
[Don't say it, this environment isn't suitable.]
Lori's timely reminder made Rorschach stop in time.
He only then noticed that the Descenders of the other churches seemed to be eating, but their ears were pointed, and the corners of their eyes were also staring at him.
It was a bit stupid to publicly reveal information about his combat strength, so Rorschach could only stop in time.
However, after hesitating for a moment, Rorschach still chose to selectively reveal his information in the Game Church's internal faith connection. After all, it was very likely that there would be a joint operation soon, so it was necessary to disclose appropriate information. Moreover, now that he was about to enter Grade 4, he indeed wanted to hear the opinions of some seniors.
"Actually, since two years ago, what I've been learning is no longer conventional Elemental Magic, but a kind of extended Concept Magic. Lori and I call it — Astronomical Magic."
Although two years had already passed, if one looked at the progress of his magic learning, Rorschach's progress was both successful and perhaps the biggest failure.
The failure was that the most fundamental aspect didn't change. What Rorschach could use was only the phenomenon of 'simulating real existence'. It could be said that he lacked imagination.
However, if he succeeded, it would mean that after discovering that he couldn't learn magic according to conventional methods, with the help of Lori and a few other Archmages, Rorschach simply threw the so-called elemental knowledge and conventional magic aside and walked his own path.
Since he couldn't control the elements according to his own ideas, and since he confirmed that he didn't have the so-called 'elemental imagination', then he might as well simulate phenomena until the end.
He observed the scene of a fire that couldn't be saved, the volcano of flames and lava, simulated the fire magic of a disaster, simulated the snowstorm and polar storm of the Northern Lands, simulated the current thunderstorm season … Although Rorschach still couldn't use his own thoughts to skillfully control and modify magic, he could still use such offensive magic to simulate natural and realistic disasters.
As for this type of mimicry magic unique to Rorschach, since the majority of the mimicry magic spells were imitations of incredibly powerful natural disasters, those in the know referred to them as natural disaster magic … Roland himself was the only one who insisted on calling them astronomical magic spells.
Although there were many limitations, Magic, Magic, Magic, and Magic, Rorschach, which was troublesome and incurable Magic, caused quite a stir in the small circle circle of Mages.
After all, it violated the so-called common sense of many spellcasters. In other words, it was "very unmagical."
Typically speaking, Mages would specialize in one type of elemental magic, while simultaneously learning multiple types of elemental magic would be a waste of time.
Mages had natural talent requirements. Only by having an affinity with a certain type of elemental magic would they be able to use magic as a source of energy (food), and use their will and soul as a baton to control the elements and create spells that would progress from low-level to high-level.
However, Rorschach's Astronomical Magic didn't seem to have any elemental affinity restrictions. As long as it was a natural disaster caused by elemental magic, Rorschach could attempt to simulate it.
It could be said that although Ansorenne's Gold Elf, Rorschach, had many limitations, the situation he showed was that he was an all-elemental mage that was incomprehensible to others. Furthermore, he didn't need to have a special understanding of a certain type of elemental magic magic.
Even Lori, who specialized in magic magic magic, didn't obtain such an absurd natural talent ability. In the end, due to too many theoretical black boxes, she was unable to research it in depth. She could only treat it as a special trait of the Gold Elf bloodline.
However, since all magic was to simulate natural disasters, there were many limitations as well. For example, Rorschach basically didn't have any prior experience, so he could only learn and improve by himself. Traditional elemental magic information could only be used as a reference, so he could only progress from one natural disaster to another. Progress could only be made by accumulating experience … Rorschach, who visited the scene of the fire every day, would always have a delighted expression when looking at the scene of the fire. If it weren't for the fact that someone had vouched for him, he would have long been locked up as an arsonist.
And since natural disasters were all large-scale AOE attacks, Rorschach could only use a few simple spells, such as Fireball, Fireball, Fireball … Cough, just like the Misfortune Natural Disaster that didn't differentiate between friend and foe, Rorschach could only use large-scale self-destruction magic that didn't differentiate between friend and foe.
Although these spells seemed impressive, there were actually many flaws … Long preparation time, high mana consumption, low precision, and the worst part was that they didn't differentiate between friend and foe. Some of the most powerful spells were so powerful that even Rorschach himself couldn't differentiate between friend and foe.
Originally, Rorschach still needed a long period of time to perfect his own spellcasting path. However, a special item allowed Rorschach's astronomical magic to reach the stage of actual combat.
Since Rorschach spent most of his time acting as a ranger scout, his magic was also the type that "specialized in killing allies", so not many people in the Game Church knew about this. Since he wanted to use his identity as a spellcaster, it was only natural for him to bring it out for discussion.
"… They want a Lightning Mage. How many Lightning Spells do you know?"
"Right now, I only know a few common ones. However, I don't know how many times I've entered a minefield. After all, for me, seeing the scene of a disaster from a first-person perspective is also a part of my training. Perhaps, the opportunity for me to advance to the Legend rank is there. "
Rorschach used this kind of experience to successfully convince Loli to give up on trying to persuade him.
After briefly explaining the current situation to his companions, the lunch break was almost over. Rorschach also set off to leave.
Since the prototype was already available, according to the plan, this afternoon should be the first practical test. Rorschach, who had always been a bystander, could finally enter the Great Wasteland during the Thunder Season for a stroll.
Every Thunder Season, the Great Wasteland would fall into silence. Even the hegemon of the Great Wasteland, Cape Town, would withdraw its troops stationed outside and seal the entrances on the ground.
During this season, large-scale marching in the wilderness was seen as courting death. Naturally, the civil war of the Seymour people also stopped.
Since there was no war, the troops stationed outside naturally returned … Considering the terrible weather, it was impossible for them not to return.
The hidden sentries were all removed. During this period, the ground scouts were seen as unnecessary. Most of the soldiers were given a rare holiday.
In the endless Great Wasteland, there were only scheduled flights patrolling the clouds … Actually, there wasn't much meaning to it. The main purpose was to declare their sovereignty, or to put it bluntly, to flaunt their might.
After all, flying above the clouds, it was impossible to see the Thunderstorm World below. Even if one walked out of the Great Wasteland, the magical fog would still reduce one's visibility.
Although professional equipment and corresponding high-ranked magic could slightly overcome the harsh environment, aerial reconnaissance was still an extremely inefficient method. If one really wanted frontline intelligence, it would be better to send a few more scouts on the ground.
Even the airships of the Aishi Descenders didn't do such a thankless task like aerial reconnaissance. The inferior copies of the Seymour people were even more incapable of such technical work.
Even so, when choosing the location of Perpetual Moon Town, the Gods still chose an area that was far away from the scheduled flight route and Cape Town's travel route. This was to reduce the chances of being discovered as much as possible.
But Man proposes, God disposes. Or rather, it should be said that no matter how one calculated, one would never be able to predict the human heart. Some things still happened too early, much earlier than expected.
At this moment, standing in front of the tall Seymour City Lord's residence in Cape Town, was a cloaked figure.
His bald forehead undoubtedly revealed his identity.
"Aishi People, can you tell me? Why did you betray your own people? "
The City Lord was slightly surprised, but the betrayer maintained his smile. He still thought of an excuse to convince the 'primitive chief'.
But the City Lord's following words shocked the people below.
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