Survive the Fourth Natural Disaster

【Survive the fourth natural disaster】【】

Russell was suddenly elated.

It's one thing to know that your strength is rising rapidly, but it's another thing to get the teacher's approval.

He tried his best to suppress his excitement, and released the 0-ring spell very seriously.

Carpenter also let go of his heavy heart, and focused on the war between his brother and himself.

Then, the little girl's excited and yearning expression slowly changed to calm.

His eyes also began to switch between peeking at Hilbert and looking at Russell with a smile.

Carpenter, whose eyeballs were extremely active, couldn't help but cover the corner of his lips with one hand, was really worried that his brother who had started to roll his eyes at her suddenly couldn't control himself and rushed over to beat her up.

In fact, Russell's spells are quite good, but he forgot to consider the influence of spells on each other.

When releasing, it should not be released according to the category, but should be released according to the influence between each other.

So he released the transmutation spells one by one, even after the evocation spells that had created a bit of chaos, the environment made it more difficult for him to cast spells.

Ordinary spells that only required 0.5 mental power originally required a casting difficulty close to 1 in the later stage.

Then he also put the illusion department that requires fine casting to the end... Although illusion does not require a high amount of spiritual power, it actually has precise requirements for how much spiritual power needs to be distributed at each point on the rune.

Although many mages have low requirements in this regard, Gilbert will never let Russell use that kind of fake illusion to get away with it.

But at this moment, Russell has no way to think about issues other than casting spells.

But he persisted until the end, and hit his secret imprint in the air... The imaginary imprint could not even be solidified, and his carefully selected imprint seemed to be mocking his stupidity.

"Teacher, I'm sorry, I thought too simply." Russell said dejectedly.

Although he was a little frustrated, he still looked down at what Hill said after finishing his clothes... This kind of expression of completely accepting his failure and not having any resentment because of it really made Hill very satisfied.

It's normal for children to be inconsiderate. Although some people are born to know how to cast spells according to their sensitivity to spells, Russell is not.

Moreover, the sense of elemental existence in this world is not that active, and it is normal for Russell not to feel it.

But what Hill was dissatisfied with was that it wasn't like Russell didn't cast a whole series of spells during practice, and he didn't realize how serious the mutual influence between spells was.

The child still didn't control his mental power very finely, and he was a little too steady... There was still a small half of his mental power that was useless, so he immediately stopped casting spells.

Knowing that there is nothing wrong with protecting one's spiritual sea, but in a safe place, it is enough to leave one-tenth of one's mental power just in case... As long as it does not shake the spiritual sea too much, and advance the part of the power that the bottom layer cannot control, it is considered as a whole. It's a little tiring at best when it's used up.

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Moreover, it won't be over if it is shaken a few times occasionally, and the mage is really not that fragile.

Gilbert had problems in the past because he used 500 percent, and not once or twice.

Even if it is Hill, it will take a long time to recover if he squeezes himself so much.

Hill floated out a book from the study room... This is when he found out that Russell was using spells, he was a little out of his head, so he borrowed some of the world's messy mage notes to explore the concept of spells, Summarized a set of basic theories of spells that restrain each other.

"Well, Russell can watch it." Hill said softly, "As for Carpenter, unless one day you can figure out why Russell failed on your own, you don't need to watch it."

Carpenter pursed her lips helplessly: Although she had known for a long time that there was a big gap in talent, the reality that she couldn't even imagine what mistakes her brother made made her a little upset.

Russell couldn't help touching her head, and then patted her lightly twice.

Hill glanced at Carpenter, not intending to comfort her.

This girl's ability to bear has been tempered a long time ago. If she easily felt unbalanced, it would be impossible for her to establish such a deep brotherhood with Russell.

So compared to any happy education, Carpenter still has to understand that only by working hard can he catch up with the kind of person who is better than her by relying on talent.

If the mages in this world want to survive, they must face very cruel competition.

Even if Russell is willing to protect this younger sister, but... those who can't keep up will fall behind.

Even Hill, who is always full of nostalgia for the past, can only occasionally look back at the past that was left in place, and even now, when he can't stop for his own strength, he can't find a way to turn around and pay attention past timing.

There will always be regrets, but everyone understands that timely letting go is the responsible behavior for both parties.

Carpenter's illusion talent is indeed good, but it is definitely not strong enough to allow her to easily follow Russell.

Hill felt that she knew it herself...Even if she never imagined walking side by side with Russell, but just following Russell so that her brother could greet her when he turned around, Carpenter had to do his best up.

"So, Russell, how long do you think it will take you to stand in front of me again?" Hilbert smiled slightly.

Russell opened the thin manual, and he closed his eyes suddenly when he saw the first page: it was all a summary exposition, everything related to other books was briefly mentioned, if he knew and could recite it in full , you can see it naturally.

But, if he's missing something, it's really completely incomprehensible.

Russell is still working hard in this area. To be honest, he has more or less memorized these books, but Russell is not sure, he understands every word clearly.

He still had to take a closer look.

Moreover, this time, he must recite every word clearly and every sentence backwards.

Carpenter leaned his little head on his brother's shoulder curiously, and looked up with big eyes: "Brother Russell doesn't seem to have much confidence!"

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"I can't guarantee that~www.readwn.com~ I will remember every book mentioned here deeply." Russell's tone was a little confused and a little bit wronged.

"The spiritual sea of ​​a mage is a library." Hill's tone was flat, but full of firmness, "You may not be able to remember which book it is for a moment, but you must know that it is stored in the library." Which corner of the spiritual sea."

Russell didn't understand a little bit, and frowned.

"You don't understand these things now, just remember what I said. This is something after you learn the fifth-level spell." Hill turned his head and glanced at him, "The books you can access now can be memorized by mental strength. Just fine."

"Yes, teacher." Russell pulled Carpenter who was a little dazed, "We will remember."

Carpenter's happy face just now has collapsed...With Russell's temper, he will never let Carpenter go alone.

Even if those books were of no use to Carpenter for the time being, Russell would force her to recite them in full.

Her elder brother Russell was very worried that Carpenter would be wronged in a place he couldn't see, and he had been very strict with her since he was a child.

This is also the reason why her talent is recognized as not good, but she was able to advance so early... There are a few children who were a little better than her talent when they were young, and they couldn't even pass the middle-level apprenticeship before they became adults at the age of 16.

In fact, Carpenter will not let up, but, how should I put it... when she thinks about how terrible the future is, even if she knows that she will definitely not give up, she still wants to cry for herself.

"One month! Teacher, please give me one month." Russell, who had thought for a long time, finally gritted his teeth.

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