He Comes From the Void

"When will I? Why don't I know?"

Kaisha pursed her lips, thinking hard but couldn't figure it out, even frowning was really pretty.

"Fist Blade." Kahn reminded.

She clenched her fist, and a sharp purple crystal was immediately formed in front of her fist.

"Is this also void magic?" Kai'Sa raised the fist blade suspiciously, carefully watching every detail of the fist blade with a pair of eyes.

Not long after entering the ground, Kai'Sa suddenly learned to summon the fist blade. Compared with magic, she is more willing to believe that this is an instinct.

"The void is also adapting to this world. What is not emitted through the body structure belongs to the category of magic." Kahn used void energy to create a small triangular pyramid crystal in the palm of his hand, which was obviously just the product of Kai'Sa's fist blade that was simplified countless times. , but it dazzled her.

"Turning void energy into crystals, isn't magic what?"

In order for Kai'Sa to understand and master it, he transformed a low-level magic that Kai'Sa would know.

An energy tentacle was generated out of thin air on the ground, making a crackling sound, whipping the ground and leaving scorched marks of corrosion. At the same time, the camel tethered under the tree let out a terrified cry, kicking its hooves back again and again.

"This is the most basic spell—Mage's Hand, but if you change the spell a little bit, and then use void energy to shape it, it will become Touch of the Void."

After studying with Kahn for so long, no matter how stupid Kai'Sa is, she will be able to master the most basic spell of Mage's Hand.

It's mostly used for telekinesis, a convenience spell.

But because it is not handy enough, it is not convenient for her at all.

If half of the water in the cup can be spilled, it is better to hold it with your hands.

In fact, she is not really stupid, it's just that she doesn't like to learn theoretical knowledge that requires brains. After finally learning the fireball technique, the lethality was not as strong as she fired a round of missiles, so she lost enthusiasm immediately.

But if it was void magic, she would be interested in trying it.

"Teach me," Kai'Sa said.

Kahn glanced left and right, and then focused his gaze on the triangular pyramid crystal in his hand.

This is just the simplest structure, without any direct lethality, but Kahn can engrave the spell in it, so that Kai'Sa can understand its essence.

The crystal came into her hand and was crushed by her.

A mist of energy enveloped her, and Kai'Sa's purple pupils flickered on and off in the hazy mist, repeating the scene in front of her over and over again, imprinting it in her mind.

This way of presentation is more intuitive than any words or images. Kai'Sa went through it more than ten times in an instant in her mind, and immediately felt as if she had grasped the essence.

She raised her hand without warning, and dust spewed out from the sand beside her.

Kahn took a closer look, only to find that three twisted and dancing energy tentacles emerged from the sand. The color was transparent, unlike the tentacles of an octopus, the surface was smooth and there were no suction cups.

Three tentacles surrounded a desert poisonous scorpion the size of a fist. It waved its double pincers and tail stinger. It had nowhere to escape but did not dare to attack. It looked very disturbed.

Kahn continued to look, and saw that Kai'Sa gathered her five fingers, and the three tentacles were like poisonous snakes attacking, entangled the poisonous scorpion at the same time.

It struggled vigorously, and the chitinous exoskeleton began to melt, as if those energy tentacles were red-hot irons, emitting wisps of black smoke. The contact part immediately made a crackling sound, just like the sound of water bubbles bursting when boiling.

In less than a few breaths, the poisonous scorpion has been dissolved by the tentacles and disintegrated, leaving only the hollow double pincers, and sticky liquid flowing out of the tail thorns.

Kahn opened his mouth but didn't make a sound. It seems that Kai'Sa has her own unique understanding, and the good Touch of the Void has suddenly become an Earth Binding spell.

"I'm sorry, it becomes more casual when I play it." Kai'Sa smiled shyly, walked over to pick up the sand and buried the remains of the poisonous scorpion.

"You're too casual, you can't tell it's a spell at all."

Although he said so, Kahn did not forcefully correct him. After he taught Kai'Sa some theories, he left her to study the Crystal Fist by herself.

Kai'Sa studied for several hours, imitating the structure of the fist blade, sacrificing part of the precision and increasing the volume to create a crystal wall for herself.

Contrary to the energy barrier, this crystal wall is surprisingly good at resisting physical attacks, and it is harder than the dark armor on Kane. The disadvantage is that it cannot swallow energy and weaken magic like an energy barrier. It is not good at defending against magic, and its defense surface is also small. It will be blown up with a lightning bolt.

But this is already a huge improvement for Kai'Sa, at least she has shown her talent in void magic.

In the next few weeks, the two traveled during the day and practiced at night, and Kai'Sa gradually mastered some void magic.

The most critical of these is the energy barrier. Kahn told her that she must learn this spell, and only after learning it can she move on.

There are invisible murderous intentions hidden in the rainforest, which are even weirder than the underground world. You must put your own protection first, so that you can pass through the southern jungle.

The two headed east all the way, along the mother of life.

As the stars move, across the savannah and the hills, you can see that the river bed of the mother of life is getting more and more abundant, the sand has turned into soil, and the nearby trees have gradually flourished.

Such terrain was no longer suitable for riding a camel, and the two released the camel after discussing it.

After all, after riding for several weeks, I feel somewhat emotional. The two of them rode on the hunchback with their chests pressed against their backs, and the friction caused a lot of heat. It would be too cold-blooded to kill the donkey.

After several more days of walking, the two finally came to the edge of the southern jungle.

There's an aesthetic of its own here, with lush vegetation beneath a canopy of exploding trees and dazzlingly colored flowers dotted among the foliage.

"A lot of trees! It turns out that the forest is like this."

It was the first time for Kaisha to see such lush and growing trees, her heart was surging, and her excitement was beyond words.

Kahn stopped her who was running wildly: "Now in front of you is the densest forest in the world - the southern jungle that no one goes deep into. The mother of life in Shurima originated from the depths of the forest."

Kai'Sa bent down, looked parallel to the river and looked into the depths of the woods, but was tightly blocked by the lush branches and leaves. A few fish caught her attention, and she asked Kahn casually: "Is the sea beyond the woods? Does the mother of life lead to the sea?"

"That's right, the end of this river is the Watcher's Sea. Seawater flows into the rainforest through the Serpent River Delta. The salty seawater is filtered by the rainforest and becomes edible freshwater, and then flows to the heart of Shurima. .”

He answered Kai'Sa's question, then changed the subject and talked about history.

"However, in the glory days of Shurima, the flow of the Mother of Life was completely opposite to what it is now."