The whole Introduction to Magic is over here, and it took Donner less than half an hour to read it all.

While secretly wondering why there was no content of the magic array in it, he put the book back on the shelf, then took a copy of the "Elementary Fire Magic Model", and continued to sit down and read it.

The book not only begins with a clear explanation of the significance of "model" in the construction of magic, but also uses a warning tone to explain the harm that can be caused by relying too much on basic magic.

"There has never been a level 7 mage who can complete a level 7 basic magic in three seconds. Any mage who tries to bypass molds and mods will get harder and harder on the path of magic!"

The reason why I mention the concept of time three seconds here is because in the Magic Continent, the ability to cast magic at intervals of less than three seconds is the criterion for judging whether a magician has mastered a certain magic.

Buck, the red-haired student who died at the hands of Donner, once talked about how to advance the various levels of magicians in the Holy Courtyard. That is, you must first master two types of attack magic and one defense magic of this level, and then you can exchange points for magic potions to advance to the next level. In addition, because the magic potion prepared with the magic core will inevitably contain toxicity, the interval between each dose should not be less than half a year.

That is to say, if Donner wants to use the normal promotion method to go to the upper house, he must learn an attack magic of the same level on top of the basic attack magic and basic defense magic he has already mastered.

This is also the reason why he is eager to gain knowledge of magic models.

In the book "Elementary Fire Magic Model", in addition to talking about the meaning and method of using triangles and pentagons as models, four common modules are also listed.

2D Face - Fireball Array Module.

Three-dimensional curved surfaces - a larger range of fireball array modules.

Four-dimensional ring - wall of fire module.

Four-dimensional ball - the big fireball mod.

These four so-called mods are themselves models of fire-based magic, but these models can be combined to form a more powerful magic.

Every fire mage must choose more than two of these mods and practice them repeatedly in order to be able to build multiple of these mods in a short enough time.

Obviously, the most difficult of the four mods is the last one - the four-dimensional sphere.

But for Downer, the most practical ones are the first two.

Because since he cracked the method of constructing basic magic, he has mastered the most powerful magic, and what he lacks is the range of magic.

Therefore, he read the three-dimensional curved surface of the fire module several times and confirmed that he had memorized it before putting the book back on the bookshelf and continuing to read the next one, Introduction to the Magic Array.

If the previous two books were just to supplement and improve Donner's knowledge structure, then this textbook about the magic array simply opened up a whole new world for him.

Almost all of the knowledge, including the composition of the magic array, the analysis of data on various magic crystals, the skills of drawing magic arrays, the application of magic cores in magic arrays, and so on, are unheard of fields for Donner.

For the whole day, he had not even eaten lunch, and had been flipping through the book, and even then, when he left the library in the evening, he still had no idea much of what it was about.

However, even so, before leaving, he hastily flipped through the other books on this floor to make sure that there was nothing beyond his knowledge, and finally left.

For the next few days, he spent the day studying magic circles in the library, and at night he spent his days in the manor trying to build magic mods on his own.

It was during this time that the entire academy was busy with the aftermath of the "Trial Turmoil", and almost everyone forgot about his existence.

Except for Una, as well as his "rival" Kante.

......

Kante has been keeping an eye on Donner's every move.

He learned from the manor maid that the mysterious Hellian went back to the library almost every day. So, these days, he is also soaking in the library.

Kante's special background causes him to often waver in his sense of his identity.

He felt that he was different from ordinary Madiums, but in the face of Helians of the same age, he had an inferiority complex and unwilling to mix.

It was this sentiment that made him hostile to Donner in the first place.

Unlike his father, Dean Sardinia, he didn't have that natural identification with the Hayrians, so he was skeptical of Donner's claim of "amnesia".

This suspicion became even stronger after the other party snatched Una.

He felt that he had to prove to Una and his father that the Helian must have some ulterior secret!

As for what kind of ulterior secret it would be, he didn't know or bother to think about it.

Importantly, after secretly following Donner for a few days, he had "conclusive evidence."

On this day, when the Hellian had left the manor alone—and from the next day, Donna had not let Una lead him again—Kanter found Una.

"Una, I've given so much...... Isn't it better than a stranger in your heart?" Kanter didn't directly explain his intentions, he wanted the other party to know his mind first.

"Kante, I think I've made it clear, we're just friends......" Una replied lightly.

"No! We've never been friends, have you forgotten what happened between us?"

Una smiled indifferently, she knew what Kanter was talking about, "It was after kissing you that I realized that we didn't have that kind of relationship, I ...... you I really don't feel it. ”

"That's not what you said at the time!"

"Kante, hurry up and mature. That was three years ago, and do you want a sixteen-year-old girl to be responsible for her willful words?"

"So, you have a feeling for that Helian?" Kanter's tone cooled, and he felt his heart dripping blood.

"He's handsome, isn't he? and, he's really cultured. When Una said this, even her smile became sweet: "I still have injuries on my body, so I soak in the library every day......"

"He's probably not what you think......" Kante finally got to the point.

"I don't know what you're talking about. ”

"You know, what does he look at every day in the library?" Kanter asked aloud.

"Hmph, there are no unsightly books in the academy library, right?" said Una with a smile.

"No, he's been in the junior stacks every day now!" Kanter felt as if he had struck a fatal blow, "Do you think a high-born Hellian would read these books?!"

After saying this, Kante finally saw a trace of confusion on Una's face.

However, this puzzled look was not directed at the actions of the Hellian, but at Kanter.

I saw her suddenly burst out laughing, and it took a while to suppress her smile: "Didn't your father tell you? ”

"How can you forget even what you've learned?!"

"No...... You're mistaken, N'Golo Kante. He just wants to slowly retrieve his memories from these familiar books......" Una had a proper expression: "Only when he sees these most familiar contents can he remember where he is, which teacher he has listened to, and talked about these ...... Don't forget, he could be from another sanctuary. Then, the entire lower house, can let him find this feeling, probably only those basic bibliographies. ”

(Ask for a monthly pass!Ask for a recommended ticket!) (To be continued.) )