My Magical Card Tavern

"If the gathering goes well, it can actually be seen as a seminar for the magicians."

Roman said.

"For example, a serious seminar can indeed bring together a wealth of ideas for a brand new spell or an improvement or upgrade of a series of magical items."

"From this perspective, Gianna's cards are indeed fine."

"Morin, go give it a try."

Roman's expression immediately turned serious, and he took out his staff to cast support magic on himself and Genele.

Ginnell immediately felt a cool magical energy surge into his mind, and in this state, he could feel his magical energy becoming unusually active.

Morin silently prepared to meditate, and after observing for a long time, Giannae finally came to a conclusion.

Old man Silver Star is really something.

The old man's highly effective meditation was completely incomparable to ordinary meditation methods; the difference was enormous.

With the aid of magic, Genelec easily discerned this.

But there's no need to bring this up.

Giannai knew exactly what could be publicized and what couldn't.

The magic was activated, and the card "Gathering of Mages" transformed into a soft glow and gently affixed to the four corners of the meditation room.

In the dim light, Ginnell seemed to hear loud laughter, the sound of tables and chairs moving, and the clinking of glasses.

White noise in a magical sense, or incense on a spiritual level.

That's why this card helps with mental recovery and improves meditation efficiency.

Even though Ginell's meditation had reached its limit today, he was still within the influence of the card magic and felt his limits were loosening.

Simply put, the card magic placed a knife in Genelec's hand and began to strengthen that knife.

Whether it's a positive enchantment or an improvement in the material and sharpness of the item itself, everything changes slowly under the effect of the card's magic.

That's why the insurmountable barrier called the Limit immediately backed down.

Limit took a step back, and then asked Ginell if they should each take a step back.

Put the knife down first, let's talk this out.

Gianna closed and opened her eyes, seizing the opportunity to unleash her super-effective meditation, taking another step towards her limit.

Roman, the instructor next to him, was stunned and almost forgot to record the changes in his nephew before and after meditation.

What kind of meditation speed is that, Gianna!

At first, when Roman heard from Morin that Genelec was actually a gifted freak, Roman didn't take it seriously.

To put it bluntly, who isn't a genius at some point?

When Roman was young, his peers couldn't understand why he was such a gifted genius, while they were just ordinary people with a little bit of talent.

Upon hearing that Genelec could simultaneously wield magic, holy light, and battle aura, she even sighed with regret, feeling that if the child had specialized in one of these, his future would have been limitless.

But now, after witnessing the effectiveness of Ginell's meditation, Roman suddenly realized a problem.

It's actually correct that the other party is simultaneously studying battle aura, magic power, and holy light.

At this rate of meditation, if he only focuses on magic and magical power, who knows how much free time this child will have to do other things.

It is well known that once people have free time, especially those who have not enjoyed a normal life for a long time, they tend to think a lot.

If you overthink things, and something deviates from your intuition, or if you get stuck in a logical dead end while thinking, then there could be a big problem.

In more serious cases, they might go astray and become evil magicians hated by everyone on the continent of Pangu.

Doing more things you're interested in is beneficial in at least several ways.

He has nothing to do, so he makes others frantically do things.

Roman calmed himself, using his mental energy to draw upon magic and surround Morin, carefully observing the changes in his meditative state.

He didn't need to worry about Ginell; he should focus on his nephew, who was only of average talent.

At least Morin's nephew was still within Roman's own understanding.

After a few minutes, seeing that Morin's meditation had fully adapted to the amplification of the card magic, Roman then removed the support magic from himself and Ginnell.

Roman said with satisfaction, "The initial assessment is that the effect is very good; it has almost pushed the mage apprentice's tolerance to external forces to the limit."

Genele was somewhat curious about the magic she had just witnessed.

"Mentor Roman, the duration of that spell just now seemed to be much longer than that of a typical support spell."

Roman smiled gently.

"It's good that you can notice this, instead of focusing entirely on high-level magical effects."

"This involves some tricks for continuous release, which you can access once your professional certification level reaches three stars."

"With this technique, you can choose to cast a spell repeatedly, or simply modify the structure of a spell to give it a longer duration."

Gianna nodded, thinking that the difference was quite reasonable.

Some positive buff spells can directly alter parts of the spell's structure to significantly extend its duration.

However, for curse-type or control skills, judging from the current situation, repeated casting might have a better effect.

For example, the funeral party that Gianna had just received.

If you master the technique of continuous casting, then the target limit of card spells will no longer be a problem.

As long as Ginnell's magical skill is high enough, she can still inflict a group curse effect.

Roman glanced at Morin and said in a low voice.

"The orc you fought has now regained consciousness and is currently staying at our Mage Guild's private guesthouse."

"There's no point in having you wait here until Morin's meditation is over. I'll sign a pass for you; why don't you go take a look?"

Genelec's eyes lit up.

"No problem, Graham has already sold himself to me as a package deal, and his ancestors agreed."

Roman's face suddenly twisted in pain.

"Um, Gene, human trafficking is illegal now."

"The Pangu Continent is not the same as it used to be."

"If the perspective is from the human point of view, the elves' handsome elegance, the dwarves' forging skills, the goblins' and gnomes' engineering and construction abilities, etc., are all resources."

"Of course, the same applies to other races. Everyone buys from each other anyway, but that's absolutely not going to happen now. Any little thing that happens will cause racial conflict."

Before racial tensions, diplomatic disputes are minor issues, as they have far-reaching implications.

Roman's intention was quite clear.

If your so-called ancestors agreed, is it really true?