Begin Liver experience with Fireball

Lyle stepped out from behind Alan.

He was wearing the robes of a mage's apprentice.

To confirm that Lyle was indeed the mage's apprentice, Lyle walked to the magic stone to test.

"Mana strength 63."

Al glanced at it and breathed a sigh of relief.

This is much weaker than the magic power of his apprentice Doug.

Use the wheel battle to consume Lyle's mana, and then let Doug go up and defeat him in one fell swoop, and the matter is over.

But is it really that simple?

Al glanced at Allen who was smiling uneasily.

Allen didn't seem to be anxious at all, and was looking around quite happily, recalling the familiar places in his past memories.

Al controlled the magic circle and opened the magic protective barrier.

Lyle glanced at Master Allen and walked into the magic protective barrier.

Within the magic protection barrier, any spell that may cause harm to life will be detected and the power protection of the magic protection barrier will be triggered.

Triggering protection means failure.

Just as Doug was about to step forward, Al said: "Wayne, you go."

After hearing this, Wayne hesitated for a moment and nodded, "Yes, Master Al."

He walked into the magical protective barrier.

"Maple Leaf City Mage Tower Mage Apprentice, Wayne."

"The apprentice of the Mage Tower Ring Mage of Extreme Night City, Lyle."

When Al heard this, his expression suddenly changed. He suddenly turned his head to look at Allen and asked, "Have you taken refuge with the Ring Master?"

Allen smiled and said: "Brother, you should also understand that ring mages are the trend of the times, and stop adhering to those old dogmas."

Everyone in the audience heard this, and some people looked puzzled. They didn't understand what a ring mage was?

Some people sat on the wall and watched the mountains, showing an expression of watching a good show.

When Levi heard Al's question, he also had doubts in his heart, "What is a ring mage?"

None of the books in the Mage Tower introduced the ring mage group.

Judging from Al's attitude, it seems that the Maple Leaf City Mage Tower is not very friendly to ring mages.

"Ah! This is impossible!"

There was an exclamation from the side, and Levi turned to look.

Seeing the magic protective barrier, Lyle took the lead in casting the spell, and a small fireball hit Wayne who was unable to dodge.

Wayne's body flashed with white light, blocking the explosion of the small fireball.

"Why is his spell casting speed so fast?"

"From the beginning of the battle to releasing the small fireball technique, it only took him less than six seconds at most!"

"Five seconds! It only takes five seconds from the time he releases his magic power to the time the small fireball technique takes shape."

"Even a trainee mage can't release the zero-level spell so quickly! How did he do it?"

Wayne looked at Lyle with shock in his eyes.

After coming to his senses, he said: "I lost."

Wayne exits the combat area.

Allen still had a smile on his face, and in Al's opinion, his smile was full of irony.

Al said: "Cass, please come on."

Seeing Al using wheel fighting, Allen was not angry at all, but showed an expression of watching a good show.

Cass came on the stage and said his name.

He immediately started running, not giving the opponent a chance to lock in.

Cass himself casts spells while moving, and his casting speed is much slower, but he still has a chance to counterattack.

Li Wei stood at the sidelines watching the battle. When he saw Guze approaching, he quickly asked: "Teacher Guze, what is a ring mage?"

Hearing this, Guze said: "The ring mages are a new group of mages that have emerged in the past few hundred years. They believe in the goddess of magic and release spells with the help of magic nets."

"Compared to traditional mages, ring mages can cast spells more easily and quickly."

"Traditional magicians have to go through three steps to cast spells, building a spell model, filling in magic elements, and launching spells."

"After the ring mage is recognized by the magic network, he will obtain a spell slot. The spell slot can store spell models. When the ring mage casts a spell, he can directly call the spell model in the spell slot to cast a spell, omitting the steps of building a spell model and greatly reducing the spell casting time. .”

"This also makes it easier for ring mages to learn new spells. They don't need to go through the process of building spell models from unfamiliarity to proficiency. After building the first spell model, they can directly obtain the fastest spell casting speed."

After hearing this, Levi said: "It sounds pretty good. It can save a lot of time in practicing spells. Why does Master Al seem not to like Ring Mage so much?"

Guze explained: "Casting spells with the help of magic network spell slots is both the advantage and disadvantage of a ring mage."

"The magic power of the ring mage is restricted by the magic network, and the power is fixed."

"This kind of spell with fixed power is called a ring spell, and it is divided into ten rings from low to high, that is, zero ring spell to nine ring spell."

"This is not the biggest shortcoming of the Ring Mage. What really makes traditional mages resist the Ring Mage is that over-reliance on the magic network to cast spells will lose the ability to deconstruct and create spell models."

"The Weave is killing mages' creativity!"

"A ring mage who uses magic nets to cast spells can always only use spells created by predecessors, but cannot create his own spells!"

"This also makes many ancient traditional mages regard the goddess of magic, the creator of the magic network, as the enemy of mages."

Guze paused for a moment, seeming hesitant.

After thinking about it for a while, he thought it was nothing, and said: "Thousands of years ago, before the goddess of magic Mystra became a god, it was the golden age of mages, and countless legendary mages emerged one after another who were famous for generations."

"In that era, even gods did not dare to come to the world easily. There were many powerful magicians who were as powerful as gods. Some even created god-slaying spells just to prove that mortals can defy heaven and kill gods!"

"However, after the goddess of magic Mystra became a god, the prosperous age of mages ended."

"To this day, there are still many ancient traditional mages who believe that Mystra has betrayed the community of mages and the mages' code of pursuit of truth."

"Mystra's act of becoming a god broke the pride that traditional mages insisted on. Ancient mages believed that mages were no weaker than gods, but mages in the Magic Network era offered their faith to gods and begged for power."

Guze sighed with emotion and said: "These are things recorded in history books. You don't need to take them too seriously. Just treat them as legends."

"After all, the dispute between ring mages and traditional mages has been going on for hundreds of years. More than 90% of the mage community has turned to the ring mage camp. It is a general trend. There is no need to explore who is right and who is wrong."

Levi also didn't expect that the origin of the ring mage would be so amazing.

Unexpectedly, the conflict between ring mages and traditional mages has lasted for hundreds of years.

His expression moved slightly, thoughtfully.

Being in different positions, the attitudes towards Mystra and the Magic Network are also completely different.

For a top mage who already possesses powerful magic.

Naturally, he doesn't want to be restricted by the magic net, and he doesn't want to have a magic goddess standing above his head.

They are against the magic network and hostile to the goddess of magic.

For beginners and low-level mages, the Magic Network is a boost and a very useful tool.

This allows them to quickly gain combat effectiveness and save a lot of time practicing spells for cultivating mana.

As for the magic network that will kill the creativity of mages, this is not something that low-level mages need to consider at all.

The spells recorded in the magic network alone are enough for them to spend a lifetime learning.