In the conventional casting, although the spell model also has the necessary conditions for the structure to be accurate, it can still tolerate subtle errors that are different from the standard model, just like the clockwork clock or electronic watch in the hands of the vast majority of people, there will always be more or less errors that can be tolerated by people, and the existence of errors does not affect the use of these clocks, in fact, even if some clocks have an error of up to five minutes a day, people will also correct this error through daily calibration, As a result, the impact of this error is almost completely negligible......

However, stacking spells is different!

In stacked casting, the spell model of the same spell is almost not allowed to produce errors, and very small errors can be tolerated, but once there are too many such small errors, it will often lead to the next stacking cast becoming more and more difficult......

This point, just like using cards to stack towers, if you can stack exactly the same, there is almost no error, then the towers can be stacked high enough, and on the contrary, if there is more or less error at the beginning, then although there will be no problem when you start stacking, but whenever you want to stack a new height, it is bound to increase the risk of collapse!

That's why you need to have almost zero error if you want to stack as many times as possible!

Yes, zero error!

Only if the error is smaller, the more stacks can be stacked!

This kind of truth is actually like building a high-rise building......

The same is true for building tall buildings. The taller the building. The higher the requirements for the foundation. In the process of construction, the more the ground floor of the building, the more it needs to be strong enough, and there can be no mistakes, the more solid the foundation, the more it can build the building high......

Thousands of high-rise buildings are also built little by little from the flat ground, and low-rise buildings can only lay a good foundation. Then high-rise buildings can reach even higher heights!

And in the process of stacking spells, this is actually perfectly explained!

If the cast itself allows for an error of 100 units, but each stack cast will not allow more than 10 units, and if you want to cast a near-perfect stack, then the error may only be around 1 unit, or even infinitely close to zero!

In the antique calligraphy and painting industry, there is a technique called unmasking, the role of this technology. It is to talk about a pair of calligraphy and paintings to be uncovered layer by layer, and then framed separately. Then, through some processing, each of these calligraphy and paintings becomes a kind of painting that is infinitely close to the original, so as to reap huge benefits......

Such a method, of course, is very immoral, but in fact, from a certain level, this kind of technical technique, in fact, is also very, very meticulous and clever, people who dare to do this, is bound to be a master of the arts, a painting, how to reveal more paintings, in fact, is also a kind of technical work, but also to ensure that the original owner will not doubt, but also need a very clever technique to complete, such a practice, as long as there is a little flaw, may expose the painter will face disrepute, There may even be a fear for your life!

In fact, in the final analysis, it is necessary to ensure that every time the painting is revealed, it must be careful enough, if you go to uncover the painting at the beginning, then you will definitely not be able to get the maximum number in the end, only every time you carefully remove the thinnest and thinnest layer, in order to achieve the most perfect unmasking!

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This kind of thing is itself something that requires a very strong psychological quality to accomplish......

The same goes for stacking spells......

Although stacking casts themselves are not difficult, as the number of stacks increases, the difficulty of completing stacks will also increase exponentially!

This is a problem that no one can avoid......

It's like playing a game of drawing blocks, each time you draw a block, it will always make the next person who draws a block more risky......

If you want to theoretically keep the blocks at their original height, it is an almost impossible task to draw out all the blocks that can be removed theoretically, because the action of each person pulling the blocks will affect the balance of the entire building block tower, and a little negligence will make everyone's efforts fall short!

In this world, no two leaves are the same!

In the same way, there will be no two spell structures that are exactly the same in this world!

Even if the spell completed by the same mage, the spell structure must be more or less different, even if it is very, very, very similar, it is almost impossible to reach the level of zero error, at most, it is infinitely close to zero error!

Ordinary mages, stacking a spell, can be stacked three to five times, they are already considered masters, and with each stack, the subsequent spell casting efficiency will inevitably slow down, this, just like when drawing blocks, initially choose which block to draw, there will not be too many problems, but as the blocks become fewer and fewer, every time you need to think about the time, it is bound to show a geometric progression of several times, which is almost inevitable......

As for those who can stack a spell more than ten times, even if it is just a low-level spell like the wind blade, they are already very powerful characters, generally speaking, the wind blade that can be stacked ten times, the wind blade that can be stacked more than ten times, is actually equivalent to the level of a first-order spell to a two-order spell, although the essence is still the wind blade, but in fact it is a powerful spell that has been stacked ten times!

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In the Mage section of the Phantom World Forum. There have been a few veteran mages who have discussed this particular spellcasting technique for stacking spells. In the conclusion of the senior mages. Theoretically, stacking spells can increase the power of any spell to infinity!

However, this infinity is based on the fact that a mage can achieve zero error!

The first time you cast a spell, it's like drawing on a blank piece of paper, and you can use it at will......

And every time you cast a spell after that, it's actually equivalent to recreating the same painting on top of the original painting. If there is not much error, the painting will naturally remain the original painting, but if there is a mistake in the drawing, then the whole painting will be ruined......

And maybe you can't make a mistake once or twice, but what about three or four times? What about five times or six times? What about eight times and ten times? Or even a dozen or even dozens of times?

It's a different story!

And if a painting can be depicted several times or even a dozen or even dozens of times without error, then even a very simple painting is enough to become a rare treasure, a masterpiece, or even a masterpiece!

And so do spell stacks!

An ordinary spell. By constantly superimposing, superimposing. Stacked up, it can eventually become a powerful spell!

Even if this spell was just a first-order spell at first, as long as the mage had enough patience and strong willpower, he could still make this spell a god-level spell in the true sense!

According to the calculations of the illusory mages, theoretically speaking, a first-order spell, as long as it is stacked ten times, the strength will be increased by two orders, and a first-order spell, if it is stacked fifty times, the strength will be increased to the third order, if a spell is stacked a hundred times, the strength will be increased to the fourth order, and if the spell is stacked more than two hundred times, then the power will reach a very terrifying fifth-order level, as for further, if you want the spell to reach the strength of the sixth order, you must repeat the stack at least five hundred times!

Of course, when this theory was proposed, the vast majority of players were skeptical of it, because when this theory was proposed, there were very few players who could complete the stacking spell casting, let alone the mages who could stack so many times, it was almost rare, and the theory would never have results without practice......

At the time when this theory was developed, the vast majority of mages could not even master fifth-order spells, and even fourth-order spells could only be released by a few mages......

Even so, there are not too many people to ridicule this theory, because at that time, there were indeed mages who could do superimposed spells, and the reason why this matter did not receive attention and recognition was not because this theory was obviously wrong, but because this theory wanted to be realized, the difficulty was very high, and there were only theoretical possibilities!

It's like, everybody knows......

If everyone in the world gave him a dollar, he would become a super-rich man......

And in the process, for the vast majority of people, they will not let themselves suffer unbearable losses because of the payment of this wealth......

However, although this can be done in theory, in practice, no one can really do it, because the matter itself, although it is not difficult from an individual point of view, there is a great hope that even if you ask for a dollar from a stranger, you will not be denied......

However, when this act of begging for a dollar is piled up to a certain amount, the difficulties will become incomparably greater, so great that it is almost impossible to bear!

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And the same thing......

It looks ...... the mages

Stacking spells can only be used as a short-term boost to low-level spells at best, and if you want to stack a powerful nuclear bomb spell, then it is often a matter of not worth the loss......

First of all, not to mention the terrible failure rate after a certain number of stacking spells, even the cost of stacking spells, and the preparation time required, can be a very scary number!

However, the Wind King's Blade that You Yue inspired at this moment!

It's this technique of stacking spells that mages consider to be chicken ribs!

In the previous twelve seconds, he had stacked the basic spell of the Wind Blade five hundred times!

Yes, five hundred times!

To be able to achieve such a feat is almost impossible for other mages!

However, You Yue did it!

He was able to do this, and his own strength was naturally a very important part, but there was another part that fell on the staff in his hand......

Of course, whether it is a staff or You Yue's own strength, in the final analysis, it is also part of You Yue's strength!

The Wind King's Blade isn't fast......

It's like an ordinary wind blade, inconspicuous......

This wind blade is not sharp, nor is it fast......

However, this wind blade is a wind blade that has been tempered for thousands of years!

It is a blade of the Wind King that is created after 500 repetitions through an extremely simple stacking cast!

In just twelve seconds, achieving five hundred superimposed wind blades is naturally a very difficult thing, even an incredible thing......

However, You Yue relied on her extremely strong spell control ability, coupled with the scar of the Scepter Wind in her hand, to accomplish such a feat!

When the Wind Blade is condensed from the void......

Time and space, as if they all stood still in this moment......

Everyone, at this moment, can think to their heart's content and run their own thinking to their heart's content......

However, nothing can be done......

The wind also became forbidden......

In the void, it seems that only such a wind blade is allowed!

(To be continued.) )