Wizard: Starts with Advanced Meditation

Thorne's expression was extremely unpleasant. Although the rune structure of this rune array was a bit complicated, it was still within the scope of the solution.

The problem is that most of the runes on it are in the magical language of the dwarves, which makes things very difficult for him.

"This rune array must be a relic of their ancestors. It contains a lot of dwarven magical language, and I need time to translate and decipher it," Thorne sighed.

The requirement to become an intermediate potion master is the ability to concoct potions that are highly useful to wizards of level two and above.

The requirement to become an intermediate runemaster is the ability to inscribe runes and rune arrays that have a certain effect on level two and above wizards, but this is a standard from several centuries ago.

As time progressed, the magical language "Eso," used by wizards of all races, continued to be improved. Wizards refined the unique magical languages ​​of each race and incorporated them into the common system.

This not only greatly promoted the exchange of magical knowledge across races, but also broke the deadlock that various races had diverse magical knowledge and spellcasting methods that were difficult to improve.

However, in the magical languages ​​of different races, there are always some runes that cannot be incorporated into the universal system. It is precisely because of this that some races use these runes in battle to leave their enemies temporarily helpless.

Therefore, the Runemasters Association and the Language Association have established new standards:

In addition to meeting the previous requirements, intermediate rune masters must also be able to inscribe runes in at least one racial magical language system (and that language must be a major racial language as defined by the Language Association).

Therefore, rune masters are divided into the old school and the new school. The old school of rune masters are those who previously only studied Esso runes, while the new school are those who have now advanced in their careers.

Thorne, being a new-style runemaster, also happened to have a minor in dwarven magical languages, which is one of the reasons why Everfrost Spire allowed him to be so lenient.

However, this rune array contained far too many dwarven languages, some of which Thorne couldn't even understand.

"Will the attack from the airships be effective?" someone couldn't help but ask.

This airship is not only for transportation; it is also a war magic weapon equipped with an attack system.

Otherwise, it wouldn't have been deliberately deployed at the start of the war—its target was that war fortress.

Even when the harpies attacked, Klose first checked the airship's attack system and found that it was not yet charged before he personally appeared to deal with the harpies.

"No. This rune array can withstand several attacks from ordinary level two wizards. Moreover, once the airship launches an attack, the rune array's rebound energy will be triggered, making it virtually impossible for our airship to evade."

Thorne said seriously.

"This rune array seems to be powered by ice elements? If it were continuously melted by fire elements, could it be destroyed?" someone speculated.

"Yes, I can find the weakest point in this protective shield," Thorne said.

If it's about deciphering the complete rune array, then Thorne will not only have to decipher the dwarven magical language, but also start by deciphering the entire rune construction system of this rune array.

However, if a small point is forcibly broken through this rune array, the rune at that point will be destroyed, and Thorne can then "pry out" the rune from that point along its perimeter.

"Then I'll do it," Jon said, his tone carrying a hint of confidence—he was an elemental wizard, and his specialty was fire elemental magic.

"Then hurry, Wizard Jon. I can already feel it—a chilling cold from afar," Richard said gravely.

At the same time, he looked at a wizard in the crowd and said;

"Witch Serafina, I think breaking this rune array might allow me to use it in conjunction with your plants."

All eyes turned to Serafina, who was standing in the corner. This time, she wore an exquisite green robe, the wide hood completely obscuring her eyes.

"Hmph—" Thorne gave a barely perceptible snort.

Serafina approached Richard, removed her hood, and said:

"Yes"

……

"Click—"

With a roar, the airship hovered slightly downwards, and a hatch on one side slowly opened, revealing Serafina standing behind it.

She lightly touched the edge of the hatch with her toes, and then her body leaped into the air. As she fell, the hem of her clothes was slightly lifted by the wind at high altitude, and the vines on her back seemed to come alive and began to stretch out like ribbons all over her body.

As she approached the protective shield, numerous tiny round holes began to sprout from the vines surrounding Serafina. These holes emitted pale green air currents that steadily supported her body in the air, allowing her to move freely through the air.

Serafina hovered in mid-air, her eyes emitting a crystalline green light, her fingertips glowing with a rich, pale green light. Then, she gently raised her hands and touched the edge of the light shield, and pale green light flowed out from between her fingers.

The light shone onto the frozen soil at the edge of the light shield. The moment it landed, a series of thunderous booms came from the ground. Then, countless dark green plant tissues burst out from the soil at the edge of the light shield.

Serafina slowly raised her arms upwards, and the plant tissues began to grow wildly with her movements, instantly growing into a large plant tens of meters tall.

The plant's leaves are emerald green with pale green fluorescent edges, and the disc-shaped flower buds at the top begin to unfold, revealing the densely packed suckers on the inner side of the petals.

The suction cup is about the size of a human head, and its inner side is not a smooth cavity wall, but is crowded with slender, soft, small, pale yellow tentacles.

The tentacles writhed slightly, radiating a vibrant life force. A fine, pale green halo enveloped its body, like a floating firefly.

The plant, as if alive, slowly moved towards the light cover and finally settled firmly in front of the cover.

The suction cups instantly adhered to the smooth energy surface, leaving not a single gap. The leaves and petals stuck firmly to the wall, shrouding the frost-skinned dwarves inside the city walls in shadow.

The plant seemed to be a sentient being, its roots gently swaying as it adjusted its direction and slowly moved towards the light shield. A few seconds later, the entire plant was firmly attached to the front of the shield.

The moment the suction cup's tentacles touched the energy surface, they adhered firmly, the edges sealing so tightly that not even a wisp of air could penetrate.

The leaves and petals clung tightly to the light shield, the huge area completely blocking out the light, making it difficult for even light to penetrate. A portion of the frost-skinned dwarves inside the city walls were instantly shrouded in shadow.

The giant plant acted as a living barrier, directly blocking half of the Frostskin Dwarf's attack, and its texture was also surprisingly hard.

The energy blast that hit the leaf only created a fleeting spark, leaving no scorch mark. The frost blast that landed on the tentacle was melted away by the pale green aura before it could even unleash its chill.

As for the giant crossbow bolts that came hurtling towards them, they were forcefully deflected by the tough roots, crashing into the city wall behind them with a "clang" and breaking in two.