Constructing-Style Wizard

Chapter 760: 242. Craving for knowledge

Noland Lee spent exactly five days to create a carrier for the power-inclusive magical runes.

To maximize the value of power-inclusive magical runes, he strictly selected and summarized the spells he had mastered.

The most worthwhile spells to be recorded with power-inclusive magical runes are detection spells.

For example, two variant spells of the Death Detection Spell “Tracking the Living” — “Life and Death Tracking” and “Peering at the Living”.

The second most worthwhile spells to be recorded with power-inclusive magical runes are transformation spells and disguise spells.

For example, the death disguise spell “Breath of the Dead”.

This spell has two variants.

The first one is attached with the ‘AFK Level Up’ feature, as long as the spell-casting status is maintained, one can automatically gain skill experience, saving a lot of energy points used for upgrading.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

The second one is transformed into a ‘Skeleton Form’, becoming an undead skeleton that can divide the body into six segments.

The third most worthwhile spells to record with power-inclusive magical runes are defense spells, summoning spells and attack spells.

Considering that magic rings are the most convenient to use, Noland Lee recorded the power-inclusive magical runes of various spells on the magic rings in order of priority.

In this way, including the cost of buying magic materials and oblivion potions, Noland Lee spent nearly 400,000 gold coins and harvested twelve magic rings with item levels ranging from Level 20 to Level 35.

The moment he stepped out of the Magic Laboratory, he wore three magic rings on his hands.

In addition to the illusion ring borrowed from Denise Green, the other two were:

The Mental Beacon Ring, recorded with the “Mental Beacon” featuring ‘United Action. With a rank of 30, it allows Noland Lee to control 39 Mechanos at the same time.

Insight into the Living Ring recorded the “Insight into the Living (Level 30)” spell, which can not only peer through walls to see the accurate position of the living but also peer into the physiological structure of the living.

The rest of the magic rings could be taken out of the magic pouch and used whenever needed.

During the inscribing of the magical runes, Noland Lee also conducted a small experiment.

He invited Denise Green to the Magic Laboratory and asked her to inscribe the power-inclusive magical runes of Level 10.

The power-inclusive magical runes of Level 10 include the privilege of choosing extra rewards for every ten levels when the skill breaks through to Level 10.

When Noland Lee was inscribing this magical rune, he would receive a system message prompting him to choose extra rewards.

When it was Denise Green’s turn to inscribe this magic rune, she didn’t notice anything unusual!

Denise Green does not have a Deconstruction Core System.

She would not receive any so-called system message.

She is a purebred local wizard.

Her spiritual ocean did not inform her to choose the extra rewards for every ten levels.

She just through the knowledge of magic runes that she studied, determined that this magic rune is the “Tracking the Living” of Level 10.

From this, Noland Lee saw how big the gap was between having a system and not having a system.

Wizards without systems have no way of knowing whether the magic runes they are inscribing are of authority. They can only copy them as they are, copying the magic runes without a bit of error.

Then look at Noland Lee.

Due to the reason that the system will update the panel data in real-time according to the information he received, he will receive a system message when he inscribes power-inclusive magical runes.

In a sense, the ‘Deconstruction Core System’ is the professional version of the spiritual ocean, that is, it comes with a spell editor. It can not only cast spells but also modify them.

Connecting it with the fact that the ‘Deconstruction Core System’ can create the ‘Thundercloud Technique’ which has never been included in the ‘Ascension Fortress’, Noland Lee becomes more curious about the relationship between the system and the ‘Ascension Fortress’.

Are they in a subsidiary relationship, superior and subordinate relationship, coexistence relationship, complementary relationship, or are they in a competitive relationship, an adversarial relationship, or a relationship between the genuine product and the pirated one…

During the time Noland Lee was making magical tools, various highly abstract philosophical thoughts came up in his mind, lingering until he finished the inscription of magical runes.

Noland Lee put these elusive philosophical thoughts and deductions without any clues for the time being on one side, and started his next task.

About a day ago, when he was still in the Magic Laboratory, working hard on making magical tools, Selena sent him a letter, inviting him for a detailed discussion in the study room.

When Noland Lee left the Magic Laboratory, the time was exactly three in the afternoon.

He took the public transport of the Core Circle and arrived at Selena’s study room.

Selena looked curiously at Noland Lee’s hand but couldn’t figure out anything from the pure black metal ring.

This type of magic ring was deliberately chosen by Noland Lee.

He used pure black magic paint, painting the entire ring into a non-reflective black that covers all the magical runes protruding on the ring’s surface.

In this way, he could hide the effects of his homemade magical ring in front of outsiders.

Unless the corresponding solvent is found to wipe off the magic paint, no one could discover the mystery of the magic ring with bare eyes and detection spell.

This kind of practice of covering the effect of magic tools with magic paint is quite common in the Realm of Wizards.

After a few glances, Selena didn’t take much notice.

She brought the tea cup with the [Mage’s Hand], invited Noland Lee to sit down, then took out several letters and put them on the tabletop for Noland Lee to check.

“Mut Pongula has replied.” Selena pushed the first letter to Noland Lee.