Bloodline Wizard's Dragon Transformation Diary

Chapter 199 Wood Release and Legacy

Although the spells are standard spells, everyone's understanding of spells is different, so the effects of the spells they cast are also different, and what they can do with spells is also different.

Just like walking in the forest, if no one taught you, who would have thought that this magic could make people use trees as portals and passageways?

If no one is there to conceal the effects from you, who would dare to make such an attempt so easily?

Even those unconventional people will only suddenly realize this usage much later.

Therefore, the wizard Lamina's actions, in demonstrating the spell's effect, directly told Loon that "Walk in the Woods" could achieve such an effect. Even though Loon initially found it difficult to achieve this effect when casting "Walk in the Woods," he would not conclude that "Walk in the Woods" lacked such an effect simply because he could not achieve it himself.

Using a certain term from his previous life, this could be said to have directly broken through a certain barrier of knowledge in Luo Ang's mind.

"Hiss—" Looking at the wizard Lamina who was appearing and disappearing among the trees, Loon couldn't help but gasp.

At first, he didn't take this "walk in the woods" very seriously.

He already possessed the spell "Hidden in the Clouds and Mist," so for him, "Walking in the Forest" was at most a supplement to "Hidden in the Clouds and Mist."

Hiding in the clouds and mist allows Luo Ang to blend into the clouds and mist, and allows him to move around in the clouds and mist with extremely agile movements. However, while moving around in the clouds and mist makes Luo Ang's movements extremely light and nimble, it cannot leave no trace.

If no one notices Luo Ang, that's fine; no one will care about the slight traces he leaves as he moves through the clouds.

However, if Luo Ang disappeared directly into the clouds in front of others, then the footprints he left while moving around in the clouds, as well as various treading marks, would be more obvious.

"Walking in the Forest" can directly eliminate the footprints left by Loon's feet on the ground, making Loon's movements in the clouds and mist even more concealed.

But that's about all it does.

When Loon fights other wizards in the clouds, he doesn't give them much time to observe the traces he leaves behind. In the midst of a wizard's battle, the opportunity to break free from the mental lock brought about by disappearing into the clouds, forcing the enemy to re-lock on with their own eyes, is enough to affect the outcome of a battle.

Therefore, in Lo'ang's previous view, the effect of "Walking in the Forest" was only to make up for the slight deficiencies of hiding in the clouds and mist, which was only slightly better than adding icing on the cake.

But now, Loen doesn't think so anymore.

A stroll in the woods?

wrong!

This spell should be called Wood Release!

Loon looked at the wizard Lamina standing under the tree, her aura almost blending into the shade.

He then looked at the spell model depicted on the parchment next to him.

In an instant, Luo Ang's thoughts began to wander without restraint.

Walking in the woods, you can use ordinary trees as gateways and passageways, moving freely. If trees can be used as gateways, what about shrubs?

Even wild grass?

A walk in the forest allows you to use the trees as gateways and passageways, stepping into one tree and walking out from another. But what if you go in and don't come out?

Is it just that the dried substance is hidden inside the tree and merges with it?

Loon's own solidified spell, hiding in the clouds and mist—could this spell achieve an effect similar to walking in the forest?

For example, clouds and fog can also be used as gateways for communication.

For example, it can blend directly with the clouds and mist.

If possible, this ability to hide in the clouds and mist would be a perfect spell.

Even if it's not possible, so what?

Don't forget, the wizard's solidification spell is one of the most magical spells.

It is possible that it grows alongside the wizard during the wizard's development, and may even mutate.

As long as Luo Ang has such a direction in mind and a clear reference, then when the Hidden Clouds and Mist grow and mutate, there is a very high probability that it will evolve in the direction that Luo Ang referenced.

Just as when the Concealing in the Clouds and Mist spell was chosen as the solidification spell, this spell, which originally could only hide people in the clouds and mist, immediately changed, allowing people to spontaneously generate clouds and mist to create a cloud and mist environment when casting this spell.

As he listened to the description by the wizard Lamina of the scenes she saw within her bloodline—scenes of ancient elves teaching their descendants—Loon felt a rare pang of envy and a hint of jealousy.

They are all bloodline wizards, possessing the power of their bloodline.

Whether it's Coramina or the Crimson Wizard, their bloodlines both originate from a certain intelligent civilized race. Therefore, in addition to the magical structure, their bloodlines also contain the wisdom derived from civilization—as seen in Loon himself.

Although he was also a bloodline wizard, the source of his bloodline was a mindless magical beast like the white eagle.

What he dug out from the bloodline was merely the simple structure of magic, or even fragments of the structure of magic.

As for how to use magic—it's all up to you to figure it out yourself.

Unlike the Scarlet Wizard and his ilk, who had mentors to guide them.

"But speaking of which, is the inheritance of bloodlines in this world really that miraculous? Not only can it inherit basic information such as the structure of magic spells, but it can also inherit information about civilizations and the experience of predecessors."

"Can so much information be crammed into the bloodline?"

"Moreover, it seems that those bloodline ancestors who implanted information into their bloodlines were not powerful beings who transcended time. Otherwise, the information passed down in their bloodlines would not be information about civilization, but rather information about a certain ancestor."

After a brief moment of jealousy and envy, Luo Ang quickly regained his composure.

Although his bloodline did not have that many inheritances, his soul, which came from his previous life, was also a legacy of civilization.

His previous life's civilization, and the incredibly complex and brilliant culture inherited from it, with its detailed and clear knowledge system, as well as the methods and systems for organizing knowledge and understanding the world, how could it be inferior to the civilization inherited by the Scarlet Wizard and his lineage?

To put it bluntly, five or six tenths of Loen's current achievements on the path of wizardry are due to the gifts he received in his previous life.

Thinking about all this, Luo Ang couldn't help but feel a little regretful.