Mage Joan

The news of the murder brought by Sergeant Gleason poured cold water on the people in the dance hall.

While discussing the murder case, people also expressed their inner panic.

No one can guarantee that the case will not be the next victim before the murder is reported and the murderer is arrested.

In such a situation, no matter how warm and hospitable Mr. Kaufman, no matter how charming Mrs. Josephine, the dance atmosphere can't be warmed up again.

Early the next morning, Jo Ann threw out all the paper drunken gold fans from his brain last night and put all his thoughts back into his research.

The Josephine population promised to assist him in carrying out research on the "insect bloodline", but no exact time was agreed. Joan was embarrassed to inquire actively and could only wait patiently for his visit.

Prior to this, he had another difficulty that he had to overcome, that is, he managed to get rid of the "naughty" insect-encrypted blood-encrypted spell-3 ring "poison strike".

The reason why this spell is "naughty" is not that the spell itself has intelligence, and deliberately disrupted Joan to prevent him from seeing his structure, but because this spell was born out of the same name and still retains a trace of divine characteristics. .

Divine art and arcane art, as the two main types of magic, have many intersections with each other.

Many magics are both divine and arcane. The spell configurations are almost identical, the only difference is the energy that drives the spell.

However, there are also many divine arts. At the beginning of its creation, it was programmed with a password similar to the "anti-theft" function, which prohibits outsiders from stealing its magical configuration.

Druids and priests, such as magical spellcasters, obtain new spells not by learning, but by "apocalypse" or "sacred divine", after upgrading, they automatically master the corresponding spells.

Although warlocks and poets are arcane spellcasters, they obtain new spells either by genetics, by mutation, or by inspiration, anyway, not by hard study.

In this way, things are obvious.

Most mages advocate knowledge sharing and are willing to exchange spells with their peers.

Most of the spells invented by the masters are "open source", and there is no idea of ​​self-preservation at all. I wish others would study his works, spread his reputation, and cite his papers.

It would be even better if peers studied in depth on the basis of his theory and developed a school!

As long as the encrypted spell is cracked by a mage, it may not be long before this spell becomes an open source scroll in the public library. Anyone who is interested can spend money to copy one.

However, not everyone has the same concept, especially among divine spellcasters, there are not a few conservatives.

These conservative priests believe that magic is the manifestation of divine grace and evidence of piety, and most mages are unbelievers. If any unique magic is copied by the master, the spread of the whole world is equal to their faith. Desecrated by unbelievers, of course, can not be tolerated!

Encrypted spells such as "Poison Strike" are clearly aimed at the Master's profession, preventing it from deconstructing piracy and spreading it indiscriminately.

As a mage, Joan is also an "open source". He believes that sharing knowledge is a pleasure, but he is wary of being a thief. He is irritated and secretly swears that he must crack this "anti-theft password"!

The question now is how to make the interpreted spell configuration obedient and stable.

Want to persuade an object to obey the command, nothing more than two strategies, moving emotion or reason.

However, Joan is only facing a spell now. It is not a living creature at all. There is no emotion or wisdom. His own configuration determines that it must avoid observations from the outside world. What can be done?

Joan’s brain is wide open, if he can turn the mother body of the encrypted bloodline spell-that is, blood-into a living thing, it will have feelings, and then try to make it gain some wisdom, you can not justify it, move With emotion, try to persuade it to obediently obey?

This idea sounds unreasonable at first, but the spark of genius always shines where ordinary people think it is impossible.

Joan didn't easily abandon this seemingly ridiculous idea, after some deep thinking...

Don't really say, this method...it is really possible!

Joan rubbed his hands excitedly, sat down at the desk, flipped through the experiment logbook, dipped the pen in ink, and wrote down the new idea.

After some sorting out, Joan has a clear plan for what to do next, which is divided into five steps in sequence.

First, of course, some blood is needed as an experimental sample.

The blood that Joan had drawn from himself last time was still left in the Qingbing refrigerator.

He opened the refrigerator, took a reagent bottle from it, placed it on the reagent rack, and made a "magic trick" against the wall of the bottle with the frost, to restore the blood to normal temperature.

After this, Joan opened the blood bottle stopper and chanted a spell to the blood.

"Eala!"

When he finally read a start spell that symbolized "life and soul", the plasma in the bottle was successfully blessed with the 2nd-level spell "secondary activation item", as if it was injected with vitality and trembling slightly.

That's right, although the human body cannot live without life without blood, the blood itself is not a "creature" with a soul, but a "object" without life.

In the final analysis, the blood that is separated from the human body is just a kind of "solvent" composed of many alchemical components, and there is no essential difference from ordinary river water.

Since this is a liquid object, of course, it can be used as a casting target for "secondary activation items", injecting the vitality transformed into magic into it, making it temporarily a living creature.

This is the first and most critical step of Joan’s entire plan. Only by ensuring that the blood can be activated can the next plan be continued.

The result of the cast made Joan breathe a sigh of relief. The plasma in the reagent bottle turned into a small group of crimson molluscs resembling a "clay monster", shaking his soft body, trying to climb up the vertical bottle wall, without fixation The shape of the body also stretched along the wall of the bottle into a strip.

When I was about to climb to the top of the bottle, this little "plasma slime" finally couldn't resist the pull of its own gravity. It slid down from the smooth bottle wall, fell to the bottom of the bottle, and gathered again into a red "jelly" ".

Joan smiled slightly, lifted the blood storage bottle from the reagent rack, and then took a wide round shallow-mouthed glass dish to pour the "plasma slime" out of the reagent bottle, tilting this little thing along The wall of the bottle fell into the glass dish with a roll.

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