I'm a mage, what's wrong with loving farming?

Chapter 85 85. The sun shines into the bottom of the sea

The two magic spells chosen for engraving are the "Elemental Hammer" mentioned just now and the other "Elemental Bag".

The function of the latter is to temporarily gather certain magic powers to form a small pocket, and the magic power in the pocket can be used when necessary.

It can be regarded as a means to temporarily increase magic power.

This kind of "element bag" is also extremely rare. It has every kind of elemental magic power, and the magic patterns and spell models are different.

What Croya learned here was the basic five types of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth, but it was enough.

He first started to engrave the elemental hammer.

The choice for engraving this time is the teeth of Kababmon. Because they use their teeth to chew, it must be more appropriate to imprint it on their teeth.

"I have already engraved one magic spell. If I engrave the second one now, will the spell model conflict with the effect?"

To be honest, he wanted to try it and see the results.

Most of the ones engraved recently are magic plants. Similar to this kind of monster, there are really very few engraved ones.

What will happen if two kinds of magic are imprinted on the same place?

In his line of sight, the Kaba beast star spirit body composed of lines already had a spell model representing tempering at the position of its teeth.

But as he projected his consciousness and started to use the Elemental Hammer, the tempered spell model actually merged directly with the former.

No, it cannot be called fusion.

Although the spell models that make up magic are integrated into one, they are still independent of each other, as if they are wrapped in something larger.

The prompt came——

[Successful engraving, Kababmon·Teeth (Elemental Hammer)]

[When Kababmon casts this magic, an elemental hammer enchantment will be formed on its teeth, and the effect will be triggered every time it chews an object. 】

[Kabamon can choose to specify its teeth to have the elemental hammer effect. 】

[Since the teeth have been imprinted with "temperature", the imprinting spell will undergo some changes. 】

[The two magics are fused, and the current engraving magic of Kababmon's teeth is changed to: elemental steel teeth. 】

[Has both "tempering" and "elemental hammer" effects. 】

"Ah?" Croya blinked.

It really succeeded, and the two kinds of magic were combined?

The two kinds of magic he saw were clearly distinct, and there was no fusion. Could it be that being wrapped in a whole was considered fusion?

So if this brand new "Elemental Steel Teeth" is recorded, and after being engraved on other Warcraft, they will also have these two effects at the same time?

It is different from the previous solid magic pitcher plant.

This thing is not an exclusive engraving. In other words, it can be used universally by other Warcraft.

And the most important thing is: what will it look like when he performs it himself?

Out of curiosity, Croya tried it directly.

The new magic composed of these two spell models is not difficult, and it is easy for him to cast it.

While he felt that his teeth had become extremely hard, there were traces of crimson and orange magic flowing on them, and the teeth seemed to have turned into some kind of strange magic weapon.

"It's a bit strange..."

Croya took out a piece of bread and tried to bite it. As a result, the bread was easily bitten open and there were burn marks on it.

The traces of anxiety look more and more familiar.

Like...uh, toast?

Toast inside your mouth?

Feeling like he had discovered a new world, he continued to eat the bread. As the bread was bitten into small pieces, the magic power attached to his teeth burned it, and the magic power penetrated into it.

Every piece of bread is filled with the aroma and magical taste of baking.

Needless to say, it's quite delicious...

After eating this piece of bread, he suddenly remembered some mukbangs he had seen in his previous life - some mukbangs would mix various foods and chew them together.

If they learned this magic, it would really be like cooking food in their mouths.

It's fun.

"Um……"

Croya licked his mouth and couldn't help but eat another piece of bread. This time he spread jam on it. It tasted much better after being heated and baked by magic.

After eating, he started to carve the second magic.

The location I chose to engrave this time was...the stomach.

He really wanted to see if magic could be fused this time.

Soon, the engraving was completed——

[Successful engraving, Kabamon·Stomach (Magic Bag·Fire)]

[When Kabamon absorbs magic power, it can store part of the magic power in its stomach and regurgitate it when needed. 】

[Since the "Magic Forging" has been imprinted on the stomach, the imprinting spell will undergo some changes. 】

[The two magics are fused, and the current engraving magic on Kababmon's stomach is changed to: Magic Stomach Bag. 】

[It also has the effects of "Magic Exercise" and "Magic Bag". 】

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Croya nodded with satisfaction.

It seems that these two kinds of magic can be integrated into one.

He tried to learn it again and then performed it.

The spell cast this time was different from the previous magic steel teeth. He did not deliberately act on the teeth, but simply cast it.

The red magic gathered in the palm of his hand and turned into a red bag, about the size of a palm. The magic inside was agitated, which had the effect of magic training.

As the magic he invested increased, the magic inside became more and more violent, and the effect of training was obviously increasing.

"Hmm? Wait." He stared at the bag thoughtfully, and suddenly clapped his hands: "Can't this kind of magic make magic tools? Isn't it equivalent to an automatic forging magic tool?"

In fact, there is a magic tool like a magic bag, which can also be loaded with magic. When necessary, the magician can take it out and suck it to temporarily enhance his own strength.

It stands to reason that his idea should be feasible.

But thinking about it carefully, it involves the issue of cost and speed - first of all, it takes a lot of energy to make this kind of magic tool, and secondly, it does not have the function of stabilizing the control of magic, and he still needs to worry about it.

In comparison, fully automatic ore forging devices like Kabamon only need to feed ore and grass, and they will regulate the magic and forge ore by themselves.

That's really worry-free.

The main issue for whether many magic tools can be born in the world is the cost-effectiveness. Obviously, this thing has a very low cost-effectiveness compared to Kabamon.

It's okay to make one for fun when you are bored in the future, but if you make it in large quantities, it's better to buy more Kabamon and engrave magic.

After completing this attempt, he engraved the remaining Kabamon one after another-but they were all the old batch of Kabamon, and the new Kabamon were not used to eating iron.

But if they continue to be influenced by Kabamon, eating iron is only a matter of time.

Don't be too anxious.

He observed the Kabamon for a while and found that they didn't seem to be very used to this kind of magic.

Obviously, it takes some time to adapt.

"Hey, you have to take care of them more."

Kloya patted the head of the largest Kabamon, and the latter called him and continued to gnaw his ore.

"..."

It's not good to be too Buddhist.

Shaking his head, Kloya came to the mushroom, bent down and looked at the mushroom and the angel on it.

The mushroom still quietly emits a white halo.

The angel on it is dazed, without any sense of agility or soul.

"Why can't you identify it?" Kloya was very curious. He used the Star Body Imprinting Technique to look at it many times.

But he couldn't get the name of this mushroom.

It's quite strange.

Is it because his magic power is insufficient, or is the status of this thing too high, so it can't be identified now?

"I don't know if this method will work."

He thought about it, and tried to pass his consciousness over, just like he did with the Holy Light Clover before-

"Your name."

"What is your name?"

"I want to know."

After trying many times, there was no response. The mushroom and the angel on it completely ignored him.

However, the holy power still gave him some as usual.

No answer means no answer, but the power is still given...

Kloya could only leave helplessly.

It seems that he can only wait until Baron Kemoye sends new materials, and continue to feed it with holy power to see if there will be any changes.

…

After leaving the lake, Cloya did not return to the castle, but took the mountain goats and black-feathered chickens to the seaside.

On the seabed of the air coral base, there are those strange ancient herbivores. He has long been thinking about whether he can find some herbivorous animals to put in to try.

Now is the right time.

It is true that mountain goats are herbivores, while black-feathered chickens are omnivores. They usually eat some insects and other meat.

It just so happens that the fishtail sea ducks go to the sea every day to catch various fish and shrimps, so just let them eat with them.

The only problem is sunlight. After all, they are different from ducks. They cannot leave the bubbles and go to the sea surface, but they need to bask in the sun.

This is not troublesome. Use some light reflection and refraction, install a light collector, and then transfer the light source to the seabed through a pipe.

As a smart wizard, he certainly made such a gadget a long time ago, and I don’t know if it’s a problem with the material, but its efficiency in refracting light is quite high.

The reason why the chickens and sheep were not brought directly to the seabed is to make this device. With the sunlight, a small heating array will be enough for them to live.

He quickly drove the sheep and chickens to the seaside.

It was a bit troublesome to get them into the water and go to the bottom of the sea. Cloya could only run two or three times and use the bubble spell to bring them to the bottom of the sea.

Then he installed the light collector and pipes he made on the sea surface without stopping.

It took about ten minutes to install and fix it. The magic crystal on the light collector began to refract the sunlight to the bottom of the sea.

Perhaps it was the golden sunlight that had never been seen on the bottom of the sea. It shone down silently, illuminating the area of ​​about half an acre.

The ducks living on the bottom of the sea and the rock sheep and black-feathered chickens that had just been transferred suddenly became agitated and all ran to lie under the sun.

They lived in harmony, without fighting or fighting for territory.

It felt like a peaceful time.