Although Herag didn't understand why Alice let herself open the runestone, he still took out the rune stone and did it honestly.

He opened the rune stone and came to his contribution interface, and unexpectedly found that there was an extra button called the secret vault behind the contribution level.

It wasn't the first time Herag had opened this interface, and he remembered that there was no such button before.

Even after the contribution exceeds 300 points, there is no such button.

Alice saw the doubts in Herag's heart and explained, "Only when you are in the vault will there be this button, you can open it and try it." ”

Hellag understood, it seemed, it was an environmental problem.

The craftsmanship of this rune stone is more complicated than he thought, and there may be many hidden functions, but he is not qualified to touch it now.

Herag clicked the vault button, and a new page opened.

"Spells, potions, potions materials, witchcraft materials, rule powers, witch weapons, special items, ......"

In front of you, it looks like a menu bar, with a wide variety of menus, including almost all the resources that a wizard might need.

Herag casually clicked on the menu of spells, and a list of spells appeared in front of him, with various spells.

The heading at the top reads: "Spells (300-600 contribution)." ”

Herag thought about it and understood, this is a grade, and when the contribution is three hundred to six hundred, it can only be exchanged for the following spells.

There should be a variety of different grades in the back, and the higher the contribution, the higher the level of spells displayed.

"Life Flower Bud: A plant-based first-level spell that summons a flower bud that can accommodate a person to quickly recover from its injuries."

"Exchange requirements: 50 magic stones and 5 contribution points."

Herag looked at a spell at random, and it must be very cheap to exchange fifty magic stones for a first-level spell.

It's just that an additional five contribution points are needed, and the value of the contribution is not something that can be estimated by magic stones.

Considering the value of the contribution, the price of this spell may be more expensive than the outside.

However, Herag discovered that the spell of the Life Bud was a very rare spell that was barely visible from the outside and difficult to learn.

Herag understood in an instant that these spells here were some very rare spells with relatively high value.

There are a lot of spells that are hard to come by outside even if you have money.

For example, this life bud is definitely a healing weapon for wizards who often encounter various dangers.

Life bud Herag has read about it in some books, and can recover from all kinds of injuries, including mental.

Depending on the injury, the recovery time varies, but it does not take more than half an hour at most.

With the exception of some extremely severe injuries, most of them heal easily.

Herag didn't think much of it, and directly clicked the exchange button under this spell.

This kind of spell is not too much, and it will always be a kind of backhand, and it may be used at a critical moment.

"Well, that's a pretty good spell. Choose first, tell me when you're done, and I'll give it to you together. Alice looked at Herag's operation and nodded and said.

Herag continued to browse through the follow-up spells, ready to exchange for some more spells to stockpile.

"Immovable Rock: Earth-based first-level spell, which strengthens the body with earth elemental energy particles and enhances all aspects of the body's abilities."

"Exchange requirements: 50 magic stones and 5 contribution points."

Herag looked at it, and felt that this spell was more in line with his needs.

He's a melee wizard himself, and this spell suits him perfectly.

"Water Skin: A water-based first-level spell that covers the body with a layer of water skin, which can reduce the physical impact damage received and a certain amount of spell damage."

"Exchange requirements: 70 magic stones and 10 contribution points."

This is a relatively rare water-based spell, and its effect is simply to reduce damage, which also meets the combat requirements of Herag.

What's more, this spell can also be used by Reese.

Some of the contents of the vault can be resold and passed on to others, but some are strictly restricted and forbidden to be leaked to others.

If they are discovered, they will be severely punished.

So from time to time, people paid high prices for official members of Thrantil to exchange something from the vault.

Of course, the exchange is for what Thrantil allows to circulate outside.

Herag took a look, these first-level spells can basically be resold and taught to others, and there is no strict restriction on the outflow.

"A plant, an earth, and a water, the three spells you chose are all of different attributes, are you sure there is no problem?" Alice asked, somewhat curious.

Herag touched the back of his head and smiled, "Some are for yourself, and some are for friends." ”

"Oh, I see." Alice nodded, as if she understood something.

A normal wizard would certainly not learn all the spells of any attribute like Herag, because any spell learning requires time and energy.

Learning spells with your own specialization is more efficient, and more valuable.

But in addition to the dark blue auxiliary cultivation, Herag also has the blood of the royal elves, and he is now a full-attribute specialty.

Ever since he had a talent for advanced magic affinity, he had become more than just a wizard specializing in the dark element.

It's just that people need to keep a low profile, and these things naturally can't be said to others.

Even if others knew that he had learned multi-attribute spells, it was nothing, but it was a little inefficient, and it wasn't that he couldn't learn it.

At best, others think he's wasting time and energy, and it's hard to think that he's a full-attribute specialty.

"Dark Gold Armor: A metal-based first-level spell that can cover the body with a layer of magical dark gold armor, greatly improving defense ability and body strength."

"Exchange requirements: 100 magic stones and 20 contribution points."

When Herag saw the spell, his finger stopped instantly.

"It's actually a rare metal-based spell, and it's still a spell that is very useful in actual combat."

Herag didn't expect that there were even metal-based spells here.

Metal-based energy particles are also available, but there are few corresponding spells.

He had never seen a metal-based spell in the Barrens, and it was the first time he had seen a metal-based spell during his time in the Land of Dawn.

The Dark Gold Armor and Dark Armor seemed to be duplicating their functions, but Herag had something else in mind.

He now has a variety of body-buff spells.

Since the original various shield spells can be integrated into the spell of absolute defense, then these body buff spells may also be possible.

The spell model structure of the absolute defense designed by Deep Blue has a high probability that it can also be applied to body buff spells.

This is also the reason why Herag has picked several body buff spells this time, and he plans to try them when he returns.

(End of chapter)