Chapter 361: Chapter 89: Sudden Changes between 7 Draws and Unexpected Situations_3

Wizard’s Level: First-Class Official Wizard, Spiritual Power: 165

Zero Ring Witchcraft:

Water System (28): …

Wood System (28): …

Destiny Witchcraft: Armor Orchid Battle Armor (Variant)

First Ring Witchcraft:

Water System (4 techniques): …

Wood System (4 techniques): …

General (1 technique): Telepathy (introductory)

Card Package: “Multi-threading Thinking” Status Card, “Designated Talent” Upgrade Card

Already Used: “Mind Closure Technique” Study Card, “Pomona Sprout’s Botany Talent” Talent Card, “Severus Snape’s Magic Apothecary Talent” Talent Card, “Wizardry Specialisation” Talent Card

Draw Cards Times: 0 (1000 Standard Second-Class Magic Stones)

The changes in the panel aren’t significant, the existence and status of the “Seed” are not recorded yet, I wonder why.

The general witchcraft “telepathy,” was something that Link learned unintentionally when he was studying the material obtained from Assad.

The First Ring Witchcraft “Telepathy” and “Spiritual Link” is commonly used on the battlefield by True Spirit Wizards.

There is a clear difference between the two.

“Telepathy” is like a radio. All official wizards within the range of the witchcraft can sense the fluctuation of spiritual power and receive the information conveyed by the fluctuation.

Whether they can decipher the content or not is another thing.

“Spiritual Link” is like a satellite phone, which can be used for one-to-one, one-to-many, or many-to-many contacts. Only specified individuals can participate and receive information.

After Link finished reading the basic theory of “telepathy,” his “Wizardry Specialisation” talent was triggered. Then he attempted to learn this witchcraft with the Mind Closure Technique as his foundation.

Surprisingly, he mastered it the moment he started to learn it.

This is indeed a pleasant surprise.

Link plans to understand more about True Spirit Wizards during his further studies.

If he could learn other practical witchcraft as well, like “Spiritual Attack,” “Mental Frenzy,” “Spiritual Maze,” that would be even better.

There is an additional “Designated Talent” Upgrade Card in the card package.

It seems that the good luck I shared with Jasmine has been sucked back by her.

Darn it! (￢︿￢☆)

After much consideration, Link decided to upgrade the “Pomona Sprout’s Botany Talent” Talent Card.

The reason is simple.

For the study of Potion Study and Alchemy Pharmacy, the “Severus Snape’s Magic Apothecary Talent” can handle it.

However, as the attainment of Potion Study and Alchemy Pharmacy continually improves, the potion materials involved are no longer limited to plants.

The main material for body refining potions is a kind of mineral!

“Pomona Sprout’s Botany Talent” is also of great help but not comprehensive enough.

Link had a thought in mind, the “Pomona Sprout’s Botany Talent” Talent Card shattered, and a new card was born:

“Material Specialization” Talent Card.

By closely sensing it, Link immediately understood the function of “Material Specialization,” which enhances his keen intuition for all materials.

It’s not just for potion materials, but also includes alchemy materials!

This means that, if Link has the money and time, and isn’t worried about spending Magic Stones, he could also try the Alchemy which is jokingly referred to as “money-wasting stuff” by many wizards.

Uh…

This idea only flashed by and was quickly dismissed by Link.

Unless he draws the “Nick Leme’s Alchemy Talent” Talent Card next time.

Otherwise, Link would never touch Alchemy.

This thing is even more talent dependent than Potion Study.

It has too many terms such as “obviously,” “easily obtained,” “answer omitted,” “self-evident,” “similarly,” “end of proof,” and so on.

It makes one confused and clueless. After putting down the material, one doesn’t even know what they just read.

Confused fruit on the confused tree, you and me under the confused tree.

You’ve already given up learning it at the brain level.

You would never have the illusion of “I’ve learned it.”

If you can, then you can. If you can’t, then you can’t.

Forcing oneself to think they’ve learned it means the house is already ruined.

Even a lot of Magic Stones aren’t enough to burn.

Putting aside his messy thoughts, Link focused on the changes in the “Seed” that had completed its evolution and in Franda.

His consciousness entered the Sea of Consciousness and the moment he touched the “Seed” that had taken the place of the Meditation Sphere, a sudden change occurred.

Link’s entire body instantly disappeared from the study.

It was as if he had been sucked in by a strong vacuum cleaner.

Link felt his body being constantly folded, twisted, and mauled.

In the end, he thudded to the ground with a splash.

A surprised shout came to his ears:

“Master!”