Volume Dragon: Start by obtaining the Infinity Gems

Chapter 192 The Effect of the New Spell
In the Mage Tower, Nemesis was studying the new spells he had obtained from Sefar in the laboratory.

As expected of the Black Staff's biological son, Sefar gave Nemesis a spellbook that included a large number of spells from the eight major factions.

It took Nemesis a month just to learn the spell models of these spells. After engraving these newly acquired spell models on the scales, the complexity of the scale patterns on his body was raised to a higher level.

The complexity of the scale patterns directly affects the magic resistance of the scroll dragon. In addition, Nemesis has not given up on brushing the passive power of the strength gem during this period of time. Now his magic resistance is the highest in the whole body.

Even if Nemesis does not use any defensive spells now, any spells below the ninth ring will not be effective against him. It can be said that relying on the human wave tactics of low-level wizards is meaningless to him, because they can't even break his scale defense.

Even for a nine-ring spell, Nemesis' scales are enough to block at least half of its effect. If defensive spells are added, he can be completely immune to magic.

Except for legendary spells, of course.

After all, there is a huge gap between legendary spells and nine-ring spells in terms of both quality and quantity, which is an exponential change. No matter how outrageous the magic resistance of Nemesis' scales is, it cannot ignore the impact of legendary spells.

But this is just the beginning. As long as you continue to refresh the passive power of the Power Gem, sooner or later Nemesis will become truly invincible in all aspects.

"Well, as expected, this spell is just as I imagined. It is the first step to move the wizard tower."

Nemesis looked at the spell model drawn with magic gem powder on the table, and the stone floating above the spell model, with a thoughtful look in his eyes.

Seventh-ring transformation spell—[Anti-gravity].

The effect of this spell is to make the target objects and creatures "fall" upwards, or in layman's terms, make the target float.

When Nemesis first saw this spell, his first reaction was that it could be used in the Mage Tower!

As long as there are enough magic gems to carve a large number of [anti-gravity] spell runes on the bottom of the wizard tower, this pyramid can definitely float.

According to the information in the [Mage Tower Construction Guide], if a traditional mage wants to build an aerial mage tower, he will create a solid cloud that can carry heavy objects and build the mage tower directly on the cloud.

Compared to [Anti-Gravity], this method has a disadvantage, that is, the carrier of the mage tower is the clouds, not the mage tower itself.

This means that once there is a problem with the fog, such as being affected by a spell that removes the fog's ability to carry heavy objects, or being broken up by an attack, the wizard tower will fall from the sky.

Anti-gravity is different. Anti-gravity will make the mage tower itself a suspended carrier. The repulsion from the earth will make the mage tower float in the sky forever.

The only drawback is that the mage tower will be turned upside down.

Anti-gravity will cause the Mage's Tower to "fall" upward, and everything will be turned upside down, with the original top becoming the bottom and the original bottom becoming the top.

This shortcoming can be solved if the runes are carved on the upper part of the wizard tower, but the embarrassing thing is that the wizard tower of Nemesis is pyramid-shaped, the upper part is narrow, and most of the space is carved with runes used to serve spell amplifiers and defensive spells.

"Forget it, let's just turn it upside down. At worst we can just modify the interior of the wizard tower." Nemesis shrugged, not caring about this shortcoming.

If you think about it carefully, the inverted triangle wizard tower suspended in the air seems quite cool, just like an alien spaceship.

However, Nemesis will not implement this function for the time being. After all, the suspension problem has been solved, but the more important problem has not been solved.

That's "mobile".

Without the ability to move, a wizard tower flying in the air will be more vulnerable than a wizard tower on the ground. After all, it is self-evident which is safer, a target suspended in the air or a target in a basin protected by the army.

However, it is not so easy to solve the mobility problem of the Mage Tower. The pyramid can float in the air because Nemesis uses the method of permanently solidifying [anti-gravity] through sacrifice to take advantage of the magic network.

But he couldn't imagine what kind of magic could make the pyramid move at will.

If there really is a spell that can push such a heavy object, it must be an extremely powerful spell, and the constant cost must be calculated in astronomical amounts.

Therefore, he had to find a stable source of energy to give the Mage Tower impetus.

The mana pool is an energy source that can barely meet the daily mobility needs of the Mage Tower, but this means that Nemesis must be bound to invest all of his spell points into the mana pool every day, and the Mage Tower does not have any extra spell points to release other spells.

So this idea had to be abandoned.

"Well, let's put it aside for now. We'll continue our research when we have the chance." Nemesis reluctantly put away the research materials on [Anti-gravity].

Then he took out a few large rubies and rubbed his hands while looking at them expectantly.

"This is the spell I'm looking forward to more."

Nemesis closed his eyes and began to chant a spell. Magic power surged out of his body and condensed on the pile of rubies.

What was rare was that the magic net around, which was invisible to ordinary people, produced abnormal fluctuations, and the arcane strings trembled gently, creating waves of magical power.

Seventh-ring transformation spell——[Limited Wish]!
"Great Demonic Network, I want to obtain the King's Tear Gem!"

As the spell was completed, the ruby ​​immediately turned into ashes, and the next moment, a much smaller teardrop-shaped gem appeared in Nemesis's hand.

"Success!" Nemesis exclaimed in surprise.

The ruby ​​turned into precious "King's Tears".

To explain what is happening before our eyes, we must talk about the art of prayer.

[Wish] is the most powerful spell for warlocks and mages. By simply speaking a wish out loud, the caster can change reality to fulfill the wish.

The wish can be used to cast any spell below the ninth level, even divine spells, regardless of whether they have been learned or not, or whether their profession allows it.

A wish spell can also create a nonmagical item worth less than 25000 gp.

A wish can also grant a new ability to a magic item or increase an attribute of the recipient (up to a maximum of 5 points).

These are the common uses of prayers discovered by many senior mages.

The wishing spell can respond to any wish, but overly greedy wishes will only be fulfilled in a distorted way by the magic web, putting one in great danger.

For example, if the caster prays for too much money, the magic network is likely to throw the caster into a lake of melting gold and burn him to death.

Therefore, the upper limits of various wishes in the prayer technique are all experiences that our great predecessors have gained bit by bit at the cost of their lives.

The [Limited Prayer] that Nemesis performed at this time was a castrated version of the [Prayer].

(End of this chapter)