The Wizard: Starting as a Corpse Burial Man - An Infinite Side Hustle

Chapter 90 Ansu's Spell

His magical talent was greatly enhanced through the [Entry - Knowledge is Talent (Color)].

When observing the effects of spells, Anzu can also reverse-analyze the runes that are the source of the spell.

And how to arrange the runes, or how to adjust the structure of the runes, in order to achieve this kind of effect.

At the same time, the panel notification sounds began to ring out one after another.

[Gained spell knowledge, proficiency +4.25]

[Proficiency +4.25]

[Proficiency +4.25...]

Amidst a series of notification sounds, Ansu's proficiency in [Knowledge-Spell Model Construction] increased simultaneously.

The efficiency gained is not as good as building spell models yourself.

However, little by little, it can accumulate into a lot of proficiency.

A short while later.

Through a series of tests, Ansu's proficiency level in [Knowledge-Spell Model Construction] reached Lv.4.

The merman ghost also chose a skull-shaped alchemical artifact belonging to an elven wizard apprentice.

Then, just like before, it invoked the ether particles in the surrounding environment and injected them into the skull's [pseudo-soul space].

Once the ether particles reached a certain level, ripples immediately appeared in the surrounding space.

Followed by.

Immediately, an elven phantom dressed in leather armor and wielding a longbow appeared in mid-air.

The next moment, the elven phantom took an arrow from the quiver on its back.

Then it set its sights on the location of the giant slime.

At the same time, the arrows also solidified rapidly under the influence of the spell.

Then it transformed into a real, emerald-green arrow.

Meanwhile, the elven phantom continued to nock its bow, aim, and fire.

All in one go.

Whoosh—

Another whooshing sound rang out.

Just moments later, an arrow formed from emerald green energy struck the giant slime.

Then it pierced through the body surface as if without any resistance.

Then it rushed into the giant slime's body.

With a bang, the magic core shattered.

This left behind a hole that went right through the front and back.

The moment its internal magic core shattered, the giant slime immediately lost the ability to maintain its form.

Then it instantly turned into a pile of mud.

It resembled a failed attempt at making jelly.

Upon seeing this, the other elves in the classroom all praised it.

"The phantom of the spell is the first Elf King, isn't it?"

"They look so alike."

"The illusion is so real."

The remaining ether particles were able to condense into an arrow with such great power.

And it seems to have a natural feel to it...

Listening to the elves' mutual flattery, the merman ghost, who was the instructor of the spell model construction course, frowned slightly.

He didn't particularly like the elves' pursuit of a flamboyant style.

After all, the merman ghost, like a normal wizard, prefers efficiency.

Instead of specifically adding illusion-type runes unrelated to combat to the spell model.

It will not consume approximately 3% of the ether particles beyond the realm of fantasy.

If it were the Fishman Ghost itself.

These 3% of Aether particles will definitely be used to freeze the arrows, or perhaps for some other additional effect.

But the merman ghost didn't say anything, continuing to sense the effects of the spell and the precision of the spell model.

Immediately afterwards, the following conclusions were drawn: "[Spell Precision] 95 points, [Spell Power] 89 points, [Energy Utilization] 90 points."

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Although the elves used approximately 3% of the aether particles to construct the illusion of the elven master.

However, these ether particles did not dissipate into the air like most of the ice elements contained in the previous ice element arrows.

Therefore, it is also counted as a fraction.

In addition, almost all the ether particles performed as expected.

Therefore, the Fishman Ghost set the score for [Energy Utilization Rate] at 90.

A total of 274 points? Not bad.

The elf thought to himself, while subconsciously glancing at where Ansu was.

The other person's expression didn't change at all.

He was even practicing the "Ether Meditation Method" while simultaneously practicing a certain breathing technique.

Don't you care about my grades?

Still don't know that I'm a member of the [Long-lived Species Research Society], or about the feud between Sandru and El?

The elf wasn't quite sure.

But he still remembered something his teacher, Al, had once said:

If you encounter adversarial assessments during the course, and you are dealing with Sandru students.

The solution is to interfere with the other party's assessment without killing them.

This prevents them from receiving high ratings for the course.

This indirectly affects the other party's application for the "Origin of Truth Sea" spot.

Although this assessment was not a competitive one.

However, with the effectiveness of my spells, I should be able to get first place in the assessment and receive the [Spell Rune Seal] provided by the Murloc Ghost.

Yes.

The elf thought to himself.

But I'm still very curious about the gap between myself and this human.

And what kind of spell model Anzu will construct in the [pseudo-soul space] of the skull-shaped alchemical artifact.

Is it like the ratmen who live in underground caves, building spells related to venom?

Or will they, like fishmen who have no sense of aesthetics, create ugly, temporary summons shaped like deep-sea monsters?

While the elf was thinking.

More skulls were moved to other areas.

The Fishman Ghost then took out new giant slimes and used them for testing.

A short while later.

After more than ten random draws, the Fishman Ghost chose the skull-shaped alchemical item represented by Anzu.

Then, just like before, I controlled it to float 10 meters in front of the giant slime.

Under the curious and inquisitive gaze of the elves, the ether particles in the surrounding environment gathered once again.

They then flocked into the skull's [pseudo-soul space].

At the same time, some ripples immediately appeared in the surrounding space.

Upon seeing this scene, the elf felt a sense of familiarity, as the initial effects of activating the spell model he had previously constructed were somewhat similar to the current situation.

Is it the illusion runes that are at work?

The elf guessed.

But after seeing the changes that occurred in the space, the elf immediately rejected his previous guess.

At this moment, the surrounding space no longer only produced subtle fluctuations as before.

Instead, it transformed into vortexes.

Amidst the twisting vortex, drops of water oozed out.

The name of the water droplet also appeared in the elf's mind: liquid [Spatial Power].

It's not an illusion rune, it's...

Spatial rune!

The moment the elf realized this, his pupils contracted.

This confirmed Ansu's exceptional talent.

Moreover, its strength lies not only in the alchemical pigment branch of alchemy.

He also has a good talent for magic.

"He's clearly just a human, and he's only recently acquired knowledge about runes."

They were even able to construct spells related to space.

The elf knew that among the basic spell runes, spatial runes were among the most difficult to construct.

If you want to make a spatial rune take shape, you don’t just need to remember how the rune is constructed and copy it.

In addition to that, there is one more crucial point:

Spatial runes are not fixed; they move on their own.