Beginning with disqualification, the Growing Magic Guide Road! - Spell Development Sometimes War Jou

Episode Seven First Magic, and Surprising Facts

After Crave told me about the Chronicle and the magic manipulation.

"Then wait. We're moving on to the magic demonstration!

"Ooh!

Align with Crave's proclamation and raise your hands with Norinoli.

I was, of course, looking forward to seeing the magic.

"Whatever it is, magic is a good study to see. Seeing the power of magic doesn't make you a first-rate magician for not building your imagination"

"Is that also your experience when you embark on a journey?

"That's right. I've seen the magic that is commonly used on all kinds of land, and that's why I have it now."

That being said, Crave brags about his chest.

"Arcs. You've been shown magic before, haven't you?

"Yes, but there's also the obsolescence, once and for all"

"... well. Then I'll show you the most basic [movement] magic."

Crave says so, picking up the stone that was rolling into the garden and throwing it away towards a remote place. The rolling stone eventually lost its kinetic energy and stopped on the lawn.

Crave clutches his hand toward it.

"- Lead it to the point where my will will shows."

When Crave speaks of a spell composed of [ancient arts], around him, [magic letters (arts glyphs)] made of light sprang up, eventually bouncing and disappearing.

Then the stone spot that was at the end of my hand rose.

"It moved!

"This is the magic of [movement]. You can move the subject anywhere."

When Crave said so, the stone moved to the place he had designated in mind and eventually stopped moving. At the same time, the words that made up the magic were broken down into [magic letters (arts glyphs)] and scattered. For a little while, the light of the letters scattered around him remained, but it also eventually disappeared.

"This is the basic spell that's in the guide. Of course, you know the spell doesn't have to be right now, right?

"If we could make a combination of words that meant moving, it would be possible to recreate the same thing, wouldn't it?

"If you blame it on me. Of course, when combined appropriately, words can't be activated against each other or counteract the effects. There are as many combinations as there are, but if you don't use the words correctly, it won't be a spell. So..."

And Crave tackles the chant of the spell again.

"- Use my will as food to move it. Be Free."

When Crave cast his spell, the stone floated and moved, like a re-burning of the phenomenon we had just seen, and eventually stopped.

"Ooh!

The excitement bursts and I can't stop.

"- And this is how it works. Remember, this is how spells can be made freely."

"That's amazing"

The market dictates that the magic of a man's world reading is mostly to cast a determined spell. Being able to alter it on your own and make it freely is still a mind-boggling thing.

Humans are organisms that love to combine. It is proven by whether it is brain science or psychology.

"I'm telling you, this isn't so much a first step as a foundation."

"Yes!"

"This is how spells are highly liberal… when it comes to basic spells, it is absolutely good to use existing ones. You know why?

"Is that... because it's the result of research done by a lot of people?

"That's right. Basic magic is long since it was created. In the meantime, it's been researched to the point where I already hate it and say it, and there's no rebellion or cancellation, but the amount of magic required and the length of the spell are sophisticated to the point where there's already no more. Remember, we've improved, and it's not going to work."

"... but why bother explaining that?

Yes, normally, you know you should use the existing one. That's easier, and more importantly, if it's lengthened to the amount of magic and the length of the spell, it's best to use the more efficient one.

Still, what the hell is Crave's intention to give such an explanation?

"A wizard is because he appreciates something he's made himself or thinks it's cool. You're inefficient, but you're gonna rebuild and use everything yourself, right? You're stupid."

As is often the case, I guess there is also a trend here where the original is supreme. Sure, I'm attracted to the word "original," but if it's inefficient, it would be a real fall in terms of improvement. What's the point of using it as it has improved? I don't understand the area at all.

Crave takes another book out of the bag he had prepared.

"This guy is a text with basic magic on it. Read this carefully, too. Use it on your own, because it's not working yet, is it?

"Yes."

I guess. If I use it out of curiosity and it's an accident, I can't even see it.

Besides, I don't want my uncle to disappoint me for doing that on his own.

... and then Crave showed me some magic,

- Uncle, I have a question for you.

"What? Say anything."

"It's a magic I can put into a spell, do you have any guidelines on how much I should be able to get into it?

Magic power is not consumed on its own when it casts a spell. It's something you have to manipulate your own magic and put into every word and every adult.

For this reason, I wanted to know exactly this much for this word, just like for fuel and so on, and exactly this portion for this adult, in a way that is approximate like weighing and weighing.

But...

"There's nothing like that. It's an idea."

"Yes?"

"It's an investigation."

In response to asking back, Crave said it was a feeling.

In that too fluffy answer, Arcs solidifies.

Because the spell specifies the amount of magic that can be put into a word, I thought there should be an estimate of the amount that can be included.

But the answer came to mind.

Then,

"I can't tell you how much magic I can do. Because you do, don't you? Magic is invisible and weightless. I don't have the means to measure it."

"So, how do you remember the amount you need?

"That can only rely on the sensation of the person. And then I'll use it over and over again, try it, and finally I can."

That's what Crave says, but I'm not convinced.

"Come on, if you don't know the basic numbers, even if you use them repeatedly, people will make mistakes!

"Oh? You know the hard word, you. Right. Exactly. That's why we all have training."

…………

I heard the story, but he said there is still no way to measure the amount of magic in detail. When measuring before decommissioning, it was a primitive method of releasing magic to the lake surface and causing it to ripple for a certain amount of time, so I thought it might be.

When I was thinking about it, I noticed that Hufu Crave was pointing an indescribable gaze at this one.

"... what's up?

"No, I've been thinking since yesterday that you, for the sake of your age, are a lot smoother to talk to, or firm"

"Er... well, I'm studying! Because I studied!

It makes me more vocal because I'm trying to tease you.

It is the effect of a man's memory that his speech is smooth and he is able to immediately remember difficult words. For trace education, the words themselves were made to remember, so all you have to do is combine them.

Unexpectedly, words pop up in a pompous tempo.

"... well. Right. That's gonna happen."

……

The face that Fu and Crave showed was somewhere pitiful.

And he grabs both shoulders of Arcs disappointingly with those shitty hands.

"Arcs, I won't waste your hard work. When it comes to magic, let me handle it."

"Yes. Thank you......"

Mouth a gruesome response to a big serious look.

Hi. I hear I made a mistake. Maybe if I did, my family would have cornered me and forced me to study hard, etc.

Whatever.

(Glad he's a sweet uncle......)

Because my surroundings are getting cold, or I think it's stingy.