Magic Deity: Godly Choices Chapter 6

Chapter 6: Construct a New Spell!

Translator: Simple MTL Editor: Simple MTL

The heavy rain had not stopped for the past two days.

He had seen many wheels of laws in the natural world that he could use.

Su Han was considering whether he could use the wheels of laws he saw in the natural world to construct a new spell when he heard his sister say “Ouch!” from outside.

Su Yu’er quickly ran in. Her body was wet from the rain. She covered her head and said angrily, “Brother! It’s raining hail!”

When Su Han heard that, he looked outside and saw countless hailstones. .h.i.tting the ground, making the leaves in the distance rustle.

On this main road, this kind of bad weather was encountered almost every few days.

Su Han’s eyes lit up. He unanimously did not think about his next spell. This hailstorm gave him a good idea.

He opened his eyes wide and studied it carefully.

“This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! I must not miss it!”

If this hailstorm was used as a spell, it was actually very similar to the ‘Frost Rain’ in ice magic. It quickly gathered water elements within a certain range, then condensed the water elements into someone, and then froze the water into ice… Finally, it would be accelerated, and then a ‘Frost Rain’ would be completed.

There were many laws involved in this, but if it was just a low-level ‘Frost Rain’, it would only need three basic laws to complete it.

‘Condensation of water elements’ was the most basic law.

‘Freezing’, this wheel of law, was a type of ‘temperature system’, which was ‘cooling’.

The next wheel of rules derived from ‘freeze’ was ‘solidifying’, which allowed the elements to condense into ice and solidify into a specific shape according to his thoughts.

The last law was ‘drip’. This wheel of rules belonged to the ‘gravitational system’. If it was subdivided into details, it would be very complicated. Its function was to give the rain acceleration.

The name didn’t actually represent everything. It was just the name of the strongest gear that Su Han thought of after seeing the wheel of rules.

For example, ‘dripping’. The same function as this might be ‘falling’ or ‘gravity’. These might be involved in the future.

The hailstorm continued for a day. When evening arrived, the weather was finally clear.

Su Han walked out of his house. His eyes were full of confidence. He was already confident in this magic that was created from the hailstorm!

He came to a tree, took a deep breath, and opened his hands. Four wheels of rules were quickly constructed in his hands.

Crack! Crack!

Ice Crystals fell from the sky like a storm, turning the crooked tree outside the house into a sieve.

Almost at the same time, a system notification sounded in Su Han’s ears.

“Ding! You have recorded the first order Freezing Law.”

Eye of Law Experience +1

“Ding! You have recorded the first order Solidifying Law.”

Eye of Law Experience +1

“Ding! You have recorded the first order Water Elemental Condensation Law.”

Eye of Law Experience +1

“Ding! You have recorded the first order Dripping Law.”

Eye of Law Experience +1

Su Han looked at his masterpiece with satisfaction.

These four wheels of laws formed a ‘Frost Rain’. Their lethality and power were naturally far greater than the frost rain of other mages.

Through this test, Su Han was certain that as long as he mastered the wheel of laws, he would be able to create countless spells.

The combination of different wheels of rules would form a brand new spell, wouldn’t it?

He opened his attribute panel.

Name: Su Han

Race: Human

Mage Level: Mage Apprentice

Physical Fitness: 0.5

Spiritual Power: 3,200

Ability Comprehension: Eye of Law 7/10 (Beginner)

Wheel of rules: Burning, Levitating, Condensing Fire Elements, Condensing Water Elements, Dripping, Solidifying, Freezing.

He had now collected a total of seven wheel of laws. What surprised him was that the high-intensity research over the past few days had raised his spiritual power level by a full 200 points.

100 points of spiritual power were basically equivalent to the standard of an ordinary adult. In other words, his spiritual power had now surpa.s.sed that of an ordinary person by 32 times.

His physical fitness was at 0.5 points. 1 point of spiritual power should be equivalent to that of an ordinary adult.

He was only 13 years old now and was still young. A few years ago, he had been seriously ill because he had eaten the poisonous mushrooms that Su Yu’er had picked. Otherwise, it was impossible for him to be only half of the standard of an adult.

Previously, he had heard from his teacher that the higher a person’s basic spiritual power was, the higher their apt.i.tude would be, and the faster their growth would be.

His basic spiritual power was thirty times that of an ordinary person, and his growth in spiritual power was top-notch.

In this world, other than the Saint Magister, mages were divided into nine levels. Each level had a specific spiritual power standard.

The Spiritual Power standard of a mage apprentice was ten times that of an adult, which was 1,000 points. If one wanted to become a tier 1 mage, one needed a standard of fifty times that of an adult, which was 5,000 points.

He was one step closer to the standard of a tier 1 mage.

He was very satisfied. After taking off his clothes, he crawled into his bed and finally had a good sleep.

“Su Yu’er, don’t squeeze me!”

“Hug me and sleep!”

“Sleep quickly!”

The lights were all extinguished, and the village quickly sank into the night.

Only the oil lamp in one house was still lit.

An old man in a wheelchair slowly walked out of the house.

The sound of rustling footsteps gradually sounded in the village. Their footsteps were light and brisk, and they did not alarm any family.

“Are you also here for the Divine Treasure?” The old man in the wheelchair sighed.

The beautiful door of the courtyard opened, and a woman took off the hood on her head, revealing an elven face. Her long ears and magical eyes revealed her ident.i.ty as a great mage.

“Teacher.” She bowed and raised her head. “I’m very happy to see you here.”