Moran had finished reading this book last weekend, and now he is reviewing it a little. In the title of "Ignition, Lighting and Water Making", water making represents the art of springs, which Moran has already learned. Ignition represents the art of flames, which can create a cluster of fire and ignite or heat other substances. Its magical properties are similar to the art of springs, and it creates real fire. As long as there are combustibles, it can spread even without magic support. Unlike other fire magic, it only creates magical flames. Once it loses magic support, it will go out in an instant. Even if there are combustibles, it will not continue to spread. Lighting represents the art of light, which can use magic to release a lighting ball for lighting. Compared with flames, light balls are more harmless. Moran tried the art of light first. "Preparation before learning the art of light: a stable and bright light source (it is recommended to use a magic lamp). A handy magic wand." There is a magic lamp in the dormitory, and Moran stood near the magic lamp with a magic wand.
"The first step is to feel the light source, observe the light source, and have an accurate impression of it. The second step is to hold the magic wand, concentrate, and give clear and accurate instructions to your magic power to condense the light source." Molan silently recited the steps of casting. Similar to learning the Qingquan technique, the first step is to observe and feel, and the second step is to mobilize magic power to give instructions. This is the first time she has observed the magic lamp in the dormitory so carefully. Its light is bright and soft, milky white, and can illuminate every corner of the dormitory, but it is not dazzling. Even if she stares at the magic lamp for so long, there will be no black spots in her vision when her eyes look elsewhere. She looked and looked, and the light ball of the magic lamp was deeply imprinted in her mind. She lowered her head, held the magic wand tightly, and mobilized her magic power by thinking about the appearance of the light ball. The tip of the wand suddenly lit up, and a light ball very similar to the magic lamp light ball appeared at the top of the wand. There is no need to deliberately maintain the output of magic power and stay focused on casting spells. The light ball also exists there stably. Waving the wand, it won't even fall off. Moran remembered the method described in the book, shook the wand, and thought to herself: "Turn off!" The light ball disappeared in an instant. Thinking about the appearance of the light ball, she shook the wand and injected a little magic power. The light ball appeared again, and the lighting effect was no worse than the magic lamp! "Is it so easy?" Moran played it many times, turning it on and off, turning it on and off, and she didn't make a single mistake. This magic itself seems to be much more stable than the spring spell. As she played, she couldn't help but have other ideas. She thought about the magic lamp, and the light ball emitted by the light spell looked like the magic lamp ball.
If she thought about other lights, could the corresponding lights appear? Star lights, disco lights, strong light spotlights, ultraviolet sterilization lamps, infrared therapy lamps... She had a clear memory of all of them. Theoretically, it should be possible to simulate. The book only said that it is recommended to refer to the magic lamp, but it didn't say that it is not okay to refer to other lights! Moran wanted to try it right away, but she was more cautious when she remembered the consequences of her past actions. She flipped through the book on light magic in the selected reading list. The name of the book was "Light". "... Light magic is a magic that creates light. It can simulate all natural and artificial light sources in reality, but the light created by light magic only has the most basic function of light: illumination. So light magic can simulate a light source similar to sunlight, but it cannot replace sunlight... Before the light magic goes out, you can inject magic power into it to extend the duration of the light magic. The color, shape and brightness of the light magic are determined by the will of the caster. Whether it succeeds or not depends on the clarity of the caster's will, magic proficiency and magic power filling. ... Apprentice-level light magic will only stay on the magic wand. Primary light magic can leave the magic wand and stay anywhere within half a meter of the body. Intermediate light magic can stay anywhere within one meter of the body. ... The higher the level of light magic, the lower the magic power required to maintain it..." After reading this book, Moran understood that ultraviolet sterilization lamps and infrared therapy lamps were no longer effective. At most, purple light and red light can be made. Changing the color, brightness and shape of the light spell is possible. Moran thought of the star-shaped light and cast the light spell. A five-pointed star emitting warm yellow light appeared at the tip of the wand. With a star light on top, the wand looked like a fairy wand. Shake it and it goes out. Another disco light. Flowing round colorful lights appeared on the wand, and the whole dormitory became colorful. I wonder if there is a bar in Valen? I think this light is very suitable!
Just thinking about it, the light went out. The energy consumption of this colorful light is obviously greater than that of ordinary white lights. Moran tried many different shapes and brightness of light spells. . As the book "Light" said, no matter what kind of light spell it is, light spell will always only have the function of lighting. Even if she thought of a super strong light in her mind, the light spell released was only bright, but it could not affect the field of vision, let alone temporary blindness. That brightness suddenly appeared in the field of vision. Theoretically, it would cause temporary blindness, but for some reason, it had no effect on vision. Even if you look directly at the sun, you will feel dizzy, but if you look directly at the strong light of the light spell, there is no problem. The light spell really has no additional effect except lighting. Moran can only attribute this to the problem of the magic light source. After trying again and again, the light spell light ball that looks like a magic lamp is the most suitable for daily use and saves the most magic power. It is not unreasonable that the book recommends using the magic lamp to perform the light spell. In the afternoon, Moran turned off the magic lamp in the dormitory and inserted the magic wand with the light spell on into the crack in the wall next to the desk. Although the apprentice-level light spell cannot be separated from the magic wand, the magic wand can be separated from her hand. Inserted in the crack of the wall, it illuminates the desk just right. This light ball was on from more than six o'clock in the evening to more than eleven o'clock, and lasted for nearly five hours before it went out. Moran only injected 1 mana magic power in total. It seems that even the most energy-consuming apprentice-level light spell is just a drop in the bucket for a witch. If you prepare an extra wand to carry the light spell, it is almost like having a mobile magic lamp that is always on. No wonder Senior Lilith said that you don't have to worry about the magic power when using the light spell! Having said that, you still need to practice more and upgrade more. It is much more comfortable to have a light ball floating around you than to have it only land on the wand.