Wizard: I can predict the future

Outside the seaside city, outside the Kekot Estate.

Lilia stood in front of the carriage and whispered a few incantations. A palm-sized piece of jade flew out of the carriage.

She turned to look at the fifteen people behind her.

"You are free to do as you please these days, but it's best not to stray too far from the manor, otherwise I won't wait for you when the ship arrives."

After saying that, she headed towards the castle, wanting to seize every moment to meditate.

Nord looked inside the carriage and found that after the jade flew out, the interior space returned to its normal size, suggesting that the stone was the source of the space expansion.

His gaze turned to Kecourt Estate.

This manor was unlike any other; it had no sprawling farmland, no working serfs, and no lord's banner. Instead, there was only a solitary castle and a few servants cleaning.

The coastal port is not far away.

Although it is called a port, it is more like a city that was founded because of the port. The docks extend out to the sea like a spider web, with masts standing tall and sails casting heavy shadows.

The shoreline was piled with all sorts of items, while further away from the coast were some exquisite buildings, creating a stark contrast with the chaotic environment on the shore.

It wasn't until Lilia stepped into the castle that the boys burst into noisy conversation.

In an instant, several people agreed to walk towards the coastal port.

Iria stood beside him, looking excitedly at the ocean not far away.

"I've always heard my father talk about the prosperity of the coastal port, but I never thought I would actually be here today."

"Nord, let's go take a look together."

Nord looked at the city, which was smaller than a small county town in his previous life, and felt no desire to explore it.

At this moment, all he wanted was to go back to his room and look at the meditation methods.

"Iria, I'm a little tired. You go with Evan and the others."

A hint of disappointment flashed across Irelia's face, but she quickly regained her composure.

"Okay, then you should get some rest."

Nord found an empty room in the castle and locked the door behind him.

He couldn't wait to open "The Hexagonal Prism Guided Meditation Method".

Then he froze.

What you see is not text, or rather, not entirely text.

The pages of the book are covered with dense text and three-dimensional graphics of varying sizes.

The vast majority of these three-dimensional figures are hexagonal prisms, and there are cross-sectional views from different angles and even from various directions.

Some of the graphics even have lines that seem to rotate and move constantly, as if they were alive.

The pattern was marked with a dense array of symbols, none of which he recognized; they looked somewhat like formulas from his past life.

He rubbed his eyes.

The pattern is still moving.

He paused for a moment, then turned to the table of contents.

Chapter 1: Geometric Configuration and Mental Anchor Point—On How Three-Dimensional Models Can Stably Exist in the Sea of ​​Consciousness

Chapter Two: Spatial Nesting of Hexagonal Prisms—From Seventy-Eight Basic Variations to Infinitely Derived Boundaries

Chapter 3: The "Visible" and "Invisible" Aspects of Mental Power—How to Perceive Mental Power

Chapter 4: Anchor Point Construction – How to Build a Model Using Mental Power

Chapter 5: Meditation – The Application of the Magic and Mental Power Model

Nord's gaze swept back and forth across the catalogues before finally opening the book to the first page.

Familiar geometric shapes came into view; he had seen these patterns before, back in his math textbooks in his previous life.

But back then, the patterns were static, just black and white lines printed on paper. But the patterns before me, every line moves and rotates slowly, as if telling him that everything is different.

As for those formulas...

He stared at several of them for a long time, not understanding the meaning of any of the punctuation marks.

Nord closed the book, took a deep breath, leaned back in his chair, closed his eyes, and hoped it was all an illusion.

After a long silence, he opened the book again and forced himself to read it line by line. He soon understood it and only wanted to memorize it all.

Fortunately, after becoming a legendary knight, his memory seemed to be enhanced as well. Although it was far from being able to remember everything he saw, it was much better than that of an ordinary person.

Five hours later, he had memorized the entire contents of the book.

Although Nord found the entire book like gibberish, some of the simpler information still gave him a general understanding of what a wizard apprentice was and why wizard trainees needed to have 2 points of mental strength.

According to the book, only when one's mental strength reaches 2 points can one perceive mental strength and condense and construct one's own mental strength model.

Only by constructing a mental power model can one perceive the external ether in meditation, then absorb it and transform it into magic power, and guide the magic power to construct the magic source.

Without a mental energy model to stabilize the source of magic, the violent nature of magic could easily tear apart the physical body.

Even though Nord is now incredibly strong, he wouldn't dare to try.

In the wizarding world, there are many ordinary people with exceptional talent who, without ever having learned about wizarding, sense the aether outside the world based solely on their own innate abilities. After absorbing the aether indiscriminately, they ultimately perish without a trace.

A third-level wizard apprentice is a wizard trainee who has constructed a mental energy model, completed a full meditation, and finally successfully condensed the source of magic.

From now on, all you need to do is meditate every day to continuously improve your mental strength and magical power.

One point that particularly concerned Nord was the book's advice on choosing meditation methods.

For aspiring wizards, choosing meditation should also be done within one's capabilities.

If you choose a meditative method that is too ordinary, not only will your meditation be inefficient, but the mental energy model you construct will also be very crude.

As strength increases in the future, the mental power model will be unable to accommodate more magic models, and a lot of time will be needed for optimization and improvement.

However, if the chosen meditation method is too profound and mysterious, the threshold for understanding is extremely high.

Without understanding the underlying theories and structure, constructing a mental power model becomes impossible.

Some aspiring wizards have even lingered at this threshold for decades, never managing to enter.

Nord digested the information in the book, went to the window, and opened the panel.

[Source: 12.3]

He stared at the numbers for a moment, then closed the panel and looked toward the distant ocean.

It's not the right time yet.

Although he currently has enough resources to perform one deduction.

During the deduction process, he was able to focus wholeheartedly on studying the "Hexagonal Prism Guided Meditation Method" for a year, gradually deciphering the rotating patterns and incomprehensible formulas, and possibly even directly grasping the basics.

However, Lilia claimed that after boarding the giant ship of the mechanical floating island, the Five Academy Alliance would distribute the "Triangular Cone Guided Meditation Method".

That's a more basic meditation method. Comparing the two meditation methods will make learning easier.

In his deductions, when he gets stuck on the spatial nesting of a certain hexagonal prism, perhaps the configuration of a triangular pyramid can give him some inspiration.

even……

Nord's eyes flickered slightly, a ripple stirring in his heart.

If he can master more meditation techniques, he may even be able to improve and integrate meditation techniques in future deductions.

He once combined his mastery of swordsmanship and spearmanship in a unique way during deduction, transforming them into the Crusader King Sword and Overlord Spear of today.