through the dark road

Chapter 356
Milor and Perona actually got together all night and had already interpreted all the content about Spirit Walking.

Among the stack of manuscripts given by Ormas, more than half of them are knowledge related to spiritual walking in the witchcraft system, which is used to assist the understanding and comprehension of spiritual walking.

To be able to sort out so much content in such a short period of time from the memory that does not belong to him, the calculation volume of that bald head must not be lower than that of Perona.

Mo Bei was sucking on the braised noodles while flipping through Perona's rearranged manuscript at the farthest distance she could reach. I'm afraid I'm going to get angry if I go to the brine.

After understanding the content of the manuscript as much as possible, Mo Bei felt that it would take a lot of work to master this skill. It is not a simple matter to take shape of the soul and body and separate from the body.

But even though it involves the realm of the soul, it also starts with the spiritual power. Ormas has already given a positive judgment on the possibility of learning and mastering it. After all, if you go back to the source, this is also an extension of the Viziere mage system.

The Umbaru man named Ursua is also considered a leader in the witch doctor lineage. He has developed the ability to exchange shapes with summoned objects or servants in the traditional spirit walking technique, but in the end it was unlucky for this skill superior.

This skill has one of the biggest limitations, that is, the target of the body swap must have a certain sense of autonomy, and there is no resistance to switching with the caster.

To have self-awareness is actually to have an independent soul.

If this is missing, this kind of soul transfer is a very risky behavior.Not only will the object being cast collapse directly, similar to an overload reaction, the caster will also suffer a certain backlash.

But the risk of using this skill on a slave with autonomous consciousness is not low.

After the Umbaru people settled in the rainforest, they have maintained the tradition of enslaving and raising dwarves. Under the influence of enslavement and witchcraft, the dwarves obeyed their masters, but under normal circumstances, they would still run away with their lives. , which is affected by their autonomous consciousness.

Therefore, in the battle, the master will use the witchcraft totem as an aid, so that these dwarves will be in the madness of fearing death, which can also greatly improve the combat effectiveness.

As Trevank's corruption gradually spread and deepened in the rainforest, the hatred also magnified infinitely in the hearts of the slave dwarves, and finally reached the point enough to shake the enslavement witchcraft.

Although aware of some abnormal signs, Ursua felt that as long as he grasped the soul gate of the slaves, it would be difficult to break free, but he didn't want to be stalked by one of the slave dwarfs during a soul transfer process. suffered an irreparable backlash.

Mo Bei looked at the Valkyrie standing coldly aside, hesitating.

There are risks. . .

But putting this aside, the first problem right now is that the Valkyrie doesn't seem to meet the conditions for performing the spell.

After learning the communication spells, out of curiosity, Miloer often had mental contact with the Valkyrie, but there has never been any real communication of consciousness.

As for whether the autonomous consciousness of the summoned object will threaten the master, the three of them are not sure.

There is an essential difference between the summoned objects of job-changers and the servants controlled by Ursua.

Servants are born with self-awareness and cannot be counter-summoned, so not only is there a possibility of repulsion, but it is also not easy to counteract when they lose control. The easiest way is to directly curse or sacrifice.

Although all summoned objects can be unsummoned, perhaps because of Ursua's lessons learned, Ormas even considered the worst possibility for them. The witchcraft can directly kill the souls of summoned objects that are at risk of betrayal.

Mo Bei felt that this tall, bald man, who seemed strange at first, became more and more reliable the more he got in touch with him. The more such precautions, the better. After all, this world has been under the invisible influence of hell fire. No one can say what kind of consciousness an independent soul will produce.

If there is only the counter-summoning technique, maybe the disobedient one will be re-summoned, so wouldn't this skill be useless?
But there is one more method that can be "formatted", and there is the possibility of re-cultivation.

"I think you have to give her a name first. What do you call her when you try to communicate with her?"

Mo Bei proposed the first step to awaken the Valkyrie's autonomous consciousness.

"This... I never thought about it. Is the name like a pet?"

"Yeah, just pick one, but don't be like Alvin..."

"...Then what should I call her?" Milo looked at the Valkyrie in embarrassment.

The Valkyrie looks out of the window like a sculpture.

"You can write to ask Aunt Kelly and Uncle Bray what name they plan to name if they have a second child?" Mo Bei said.

"It's too far away, can you ask Akali to help?"

"What's wrong with you, even if it is sent from Lu Gaoyin, it will take several months..."

"Then you still say..."

Mo Bei was dumbfounded, thinking that this girl sometimes lacks a sense of humor, and then asked after a pause:

"Then do you have any nickname? Or what does your name mean?"

"Don't you know?" Milo looked at Mo Bei suspiciously.

"How would I know..." Mo Bei looked back with puzzled eyes.

"Milore, isn't that the name of a small yellow wild flower in the Salwar Forest..." Milore's voice became lower and lower, and it seemed that he was a little embarrassed to mention this crop.

"Yes..Really..." Mo Bei sweated when he heard the words, and immediately realized why Miloer was confused.

The Salwar Forest is where the lumberyard in the northern part of the Rogge camp is located, and there are also some villages and outposts scattered around it, which play the role of transit to and from Ernstinger and provide various supplies.

And one of the villages that had been destroyed by monster attacks was the hometown he recognized when he first came. . .At that time, I was not familiar with the place where I was born, so I thought it was just a good time to settle down when I heard others talk about it. . .

Later, I found out that the time and distance did not match at all, and the account was not secure, so I kept avoiding this issue. Fortunately, no one brought it up, and I almost forgot it after a long time.

"cough.."

Mo Bei coughed unnaturally. Although Milor and Perona seemed to be concentrating on reading the manuscript of Spiritual Movement, Perona's two calves hanging on the chair were restlessly swinging, which showed her inner heart. Very rich and not at all inattentive.

He took a deep breath, reached out and rubbed his hair indiscriminately, and felt that it was not good to hide his teammates anymore, so he asked:
"You... have you heard of time travel?"

The eyes of the second girl lit up, as if they had captured the special meaning in this strange word, and at the same time, they looked away from the manuscript and looked at Mo Bei.

"I'm sorry for keeping it from you all the time, but I don't mean any harm. I actually come from another world."

Mo Bei told his story without pausing, but it was similar to Akali's reaction when he heard these things before. The two girls in front of him didn't have any surprised reactions, but more of a kind of "so so" suddenly.

Seeing this reaction, he simply revealed the relationship between himself and Akali, subconsciously it seemed that he wanted the two to show shocked expressions.As a result, Milo just smiled without saying a word, and Perona curled her lips slyly.

It turned out to have been seen through. . .

He coughed twice again in embarrassment, and felt a lot more relaxed after telling the secret, but then thought again:
Wasn't this a discussion about spiritual movement just now? Look at the crooked building. . .

(End of this chapter)