The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 322 Creating Magic

"I think we need a magic that can see the finer details of matter!"

Think about it carefully, the elemental forces that make up matter are not even visible under an energy perspective, are they?

What we always see are elemental forces floating in the air and on the surface of objects.

No one knows whether the elemental forces that make up matter are exactly the same as those in the air.

Moran said:
"To be honest, I just tried to cast a spell to create a certain gas. Although the spell was unsuccessful, my magic power split into three parts and tended to transform into different energies. The feeling I got from it was not any kind of energy I had ever come into contact with before."

"Unfamiliar energy?" Amisha exclaimed in surprise. "The last unfamiliar energy that Valen discovered was the witch's magic. Show me that kind of magic you mentioned again."

To get a better view, she even teleported directly to her side.

Moran then attempted to create methane several more times, but failed.

Amisha activated her energy vision to its fullest extent and made some discoveries:
"There is indeed a tendency to transform into three types of energy. One is somewhat similar to earth elemental force, another is somewhat similar to wind elemental force, and the last one is similar to both earth and wind elemental force, but is also very different."

It seems you're right! We do indeed lack understanding of elemental forces.

"How come your magic power simultaneously splits into different energies during the casting process?"

"Is there a problem with this?" Moran asked.

"Generally speaking, regardless of race, the energy that people possess can only be used directly or converted in a single way."

When you cast a metal-based magic spell, the energy is converted into metal elemental power; when you cast a wood-based magic spell, it is converted into wood elemental power. This is a simple conversion.

We witches rely on special magic imbued with magical influence, similar to housework magic, cooking magic, and flight magic—magic that directly utilizes our own energy.

The angelic power of angels and the demonic power of demons can also be used in similar ways.

"But no one has ever been able to simultaneously transform the energy they possess into two or more different energies," Amisha said.

"Could it be a problem with the spellcasting command? I used the microscopic particle composition structure as the spellcasting command," Moran said. "Why don't you try using the same spellcasting command and see if it causes the same problem as mine?"

Amisha nodded.

Moran then explained the microscopic molecular composition of methane to her in detail, and even drew a diagram for her to make it more intuitive.

Once Amisa felt she had enough, she tried to create methane using magic.

Moran, meanwhile, carefully observed the changes in energy around the wand.

As a result, Ms. Amisa's magic failed as soon as it was activated.

That's right, she used magic. Even though she was a witch, she had temporary access to some magic in the Sky Well.

But it still failed.

However, this was within Amisha's expectations: "Just like when I tried any kind of creative magic before, it failed before I even got to the point of converting energy."

“It seems the problem isn’t with the spellcasting command,” Moran said.

"It must be a problem with the magic."

Amisha said, "The magic we obtain in the Well of Heaven is only general magic, which is very different from the magic of a true witch."

Within your magic, there is also a unique magic imbued with the power of laws.

Perhaps your unique magic inherently possesses the power to create laws.

Moran was stunned: "It seems quite possible!"

Upon closer reflection, isn't the essence of her Card Book's card-making process simply converting energy into matter? Magic is both energy and a card-making material.

Cards are both a material and the result of card production.

The Book of Cards is merely a manifestation of her talent, an evolution of her innate abilities based on her understanding of what best aligns with the essence of her talent.

Is the essence of her talent creation?
"But if I have a talent for creation, why did I fail to produce methane?"

"Because you don't understand the energy composition of the matter you're trying to create."

Amisha said, "Although we generally say that the key to witchcraft is only clear instructions and a firm will, there is actually another key, which is energy conversion."

It's just that everyone either doesn't need to convert or uses a single energy conversion, so subconsciously they already know which school of magic converts into the corresponding energy.

So it's not mentioned much anymore.

If you don't understand the energy you want to convert, you won't be able to achieve your goal using witch magic.

However, you might try creating one using the Book of Cards; the rules for materialized talents are different from those for witch magic.

Moran tried it and actually made {Item Card - One Bottle of Methane}.

Just so outrageous.

What magic cannot do, her book of cards can.

So what's the point of her researching creative magic?

Even if her magic has the foundation to cast creative magic, she still needs to study the energy that makes up matter.

Her book of cards has the ability to create, and it can create without worrying about the microscopic energy composition, which saves more time and effort.

All this effort only provided Ms. Amisa with some inspiration for researching creative magic.

Moreover, this inspiration may not be put into practice due to limited energy.

Moran's only gain was knowing what the power of law attached to his unique magic was.

Instead of studying the essence of magic, it would be better to study the book of cards.

Perhaps her understanding of magic and the Book of Cards was slightly off.

Before he had much exposure to magic, Moran thought the Book of Cards was amazing and designed a lot of cards, including many imaginative and whimsical designs.

Later, after discovering that her knowledge and abilities limited the card-making capabilities of the Book of Cards, she began to study various kinds of magic frantically, and instead slowed down her research and design of cards.

During this period, what she did most was create various Earth specialty cards that did not involve magic.

Most people who create magic cards simply turn the magic they've learned into corresponding cards.

Magic can only mobilize a single type of energy, but her cards aren't limited to using only one magical ability per card!

Moran recalled a common concept in online novels on Earth—composite magic.

Witches don't use compound magic; instead, they use alchemy to create magical items that achieve multiple magical effects similar to compound magic.

After all, people can't convert multiple types of energy at once, but they can draw alchemical runes with multiple effects in succession.

Does this mean she doesn't need to wait for her alchemical magic to improve step by step, but can create more complex magic cards based on the magic she already knows?

I had originally planned to expand my knowledge of Kaku a bit this academic year to prepare for graduation, and now I've found my direction.