Wizard: I can predict the future

At noon, Nord returned to his dormitory, but Gray was still not there.

He sat down in his seat, took out the cocoon of the night wolf spider, and then silently put it back.

"We still need to get independent accommodation as soon as possible, preferably a castle with a manor."

Although Gray is away most of the time, it's still inconvenient.

There are many things that Nord cannot do, especially the cultivation of symbiotic parasites.

Even the cheapest castle in the academy requires at least ten magic stones per month.

In particular, the cultivation of companion insects is not simply a matter of leaving the cocoons aside and occasionally feeding them.

First, the corresponding magic circle needs to be drawn, and then it needs to be continuously nourished with magic power and its own blood.

Only when the life force of the companion insect resonates with the wizard's soul and body can the initial cultivation be considered successful.

After that, the companion insects need to multiply in large numbers to counteract the damage of the curse.

The magic circle for cultivating companion insects is not complicated, and you don't even need to fully understand its principles. As long as you can replicate it, you can start cultivating them.

The problem is that this kind of thing is obviously not suitable to do in the dormitory.

Therefore, Nord never actually tried it.

He had already made up his mind.

In another month, he will go to the academy center to register, complete the construction of his mental power model, and become a level three wizard apprentice.

For a second-tier wizard, constructing a mental energy model in half a year is indeed quite fast.

But it's not entirely unreasonable.

As long as he sticks to the point that he has been repeatedly replicating the mental energy model in his mental energy sea until he suddenly succeeds one day, the academy will not really investigate further.

After all, this kind of thing is not uncommon.

Yesterday in the cafeteria, he heard that a second-class wizard talent trainee had successfully constructed a mental power model.

At that time, he will not only be able to receive two academy points every month, but also be able to use magic openly and legitimately.

At least we won't have to be as careful as we are now.

He calmed his thoughts.

Nord once again focused his attention on the crystal ball.

Not long after, he slowly opened his eyes.

The Levitation spell also belongs to the wind elemental magic. The spell model is not complicated, and there are only eight runes that make up the core.

With his understanding of the basic runes of the wind element, he grasped the basic structure of this sorcery in almost no time.

Compared to Lesser Lightning spells, which require compression and condensation to release a large amount of energy instantly, Levitation is clearly simpler and gentler.

It's more like using wind to lift objects, increasing their buoyancy to achieve a floating effect.

"It doesn't look difficult."

The thought had barely crossed Nord's mind when he raised his hand and aimed at a quill pen on the table.

At the same time, a witchcraft model began to be constructed in the sea of ​​spiritual energy.

About three or four seconds passed.

A faint whirlwind seemed to be gently rising in the air.

The quill pen on the table trembled slightly, then suddenly shot upwards.

Instead of floating slowly, it soared straight into the sky.

With a loud bang, the quill pen smashed through the bed frame above, slammed against the ceiling, and then shattered into pieces.

Nord looked up at the small hole that had appeared on the bed and remained silent for a moment.

"This doesn't seem like levitation; it's more like an offensive spell."

He originally just wanted to lift the quill pen a dozen centimeters off the table.

As a result, it was accidentally launched like a cannonball.

Nord looked away, realizing where the problem lay.

The magical model of levitation is indeed not complicated.

The real trouble lies in the precise control of magic output.

For different objects, the amount of magic used must be calculated precisely in order to achieve true levitation.

His current magical power far surpasses that of a third-level wizard apprentice, and the quill pen is too light, which is why this situation has occurred.

Nord stood up and picked up the quill pen fragments.

He stared at the fragments and couldn't help but shake his head.

"It seems that being able to cast spells and truly mastering them are two completely different things."

Especially this kind of auxiliary witchcraft.

While it may seem to lack the danger of attacking witchcraft, it actually demands a higher level of skill in manipulation.

After all, if this kind of witchcraft outputs too little magic power during battle, the object simply cannot float.

With more magic power, it will change from floating to launching, just like before.

No matter the situation, it is a deadly crisis.

But at the same time, Nord also subconsciously thought to himself.

"If you cast levitation on an object and then apply an additional force to it, could it become an offensive spell?"

The idea quickly took hold in his mind as soon as it appeared.

For example, you could float a pebble into the air and then suddenly give it a forward thrust.

If it's fast enough, it might not be much worse than a crossbow.

Alternatively, lift a heavy object to a high place and then apply a downward force.

If the height and weight are high enough, the destructive force generated when it falls should not be underestimated.

Thinking of this, a strange light flashed in Nord's eyes.

This doesn't seem entirely impossible.

However, he quickly suppressed the thought.

But it's too early to think about these things now.

He hadn't even truly mastered the most basic levitation technique, let alone modified it.

Moreover, the core of levitation is suspension, not propulsion or acceleration.

If it's just simple movement, it might be possible to do it by relying on mental power.

However, if you want it to be effective in battle, then the levitation rune probably can't do it.

This may require the addition of other runes, or even a readjustment of the sorcery model.

More importantly, he has not yet established a clear formula for calculating the relationship between magic and weight.

An hour later.

More than ten items had already floated up in front of Nord.

Buttons, quill pens, crucibles, wooden chairs, and even tables are slightly lifted off the ground and move slowly in mid-air.

These items vary in weight and shape.

Now, under Nord's control, the position is slowly adjusted according to his wishes.

After an hour of repeated practice, his mastery of levitation improved significantly.

At first, he was just controlling the output of magic by feeling.

By now, he has been able to roughly construct a set of calculation formulas in his mind regarding the relationship between the weight of an object and the output of magic power.

Nord put the item back in its original place, a hint of satisfaction finally appearing in his eyes.

He looked at the items, lost in thought.

While levitation itself isn't very powerful, it's definitely a useful sorcery in combat.

After all, being able to stay airborne is already a major advantage.

He even devised many combat plans based solely on the original ability of levitation.

Move objects, set traps, distract enemies, and even change the landing point of an object at a crucial moment.

These seemingly insignificant little actions can often play a significant role in actual combat.

More importantly, levitation can hone his precise control over magic.

This knowledge will be of great help in the future potion making.

Nord looked up at the panel.

[Levitation (Level 3, Zero Ring): Proficient]

Upon seeing this line of text, he felt a slight sense of relief.

The fact that he was able to improve his levitation skill to this level in just one hour is mainly due to his study of wind element runes during his deductions.