Full-Time Psychic Martial Artist

Chapter 56 Elshia Starweaver

"Thank you." Lorne smiled and nodded, then continued, "Although I won't learn the Holy Slash anymore, I still need to learn other spells and combat skills. If I'm not mistaken, Gorgon will soon order a siege. Because of Nelly, the orcs will lose a lot of elite troops every night that drags on."

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Kovina and Seina both nodded in agreement.

Meanwhile, Nelly, who was playing with Xue Ling, only looked over reflexively when she heard Lorne mention her name, tilting her head slightly with a blank expression.

"What spell do you want to learn?" Sai Na asked, getting up and walking from the stands to the training field.

Lorne said, "Let's learn all the Radiant spells below the first ring first."

After thinking for a moment, Seina said, "Let's start with [Light Flame Technique]."

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Saina turned to the dummy target, made a hand seal with her left hand, chanted a spell, and then gently pointed forward with her left hand. Suddenly, white flames poured down from a foot above the dummy's head, instantly charring a large area of ​​the dummy's upper body.

You have learned the [Sacred Fire] technique through [psychic perception].

[Holy Fire Spell] (Priest)

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Trick, Evoke, 20 meters, Standard Spellcasting.

A fiery radiance poured down from above the target.

The target must make a Dexterity save or will suffer 1d8 points of Radiant damage.

This spell ignores saving throw bonuses provided by terrain or cover.

Magic Enhancement:

For every +5 to the spellcasting attribute, it deals an additional 1d8 points of Radiant damage.

Lorne raised his hand and cast a Holy Flame spell on the dummy target. The spell effect was the same as Seina's, but the casting speed was obviously faster than Seina's.

This is the special effect of [Demon Spellcasting], which allows you to cast any spell with a swift casting action and instantly cast any trick.

Lorne did not choose to cast the Instant Holy Fire spell because he needed to keep some trump cards to guard against potential dangers in the future. After all, the Chosen Ones were the most popular targets for assassination by the fanatical followers of the demons.

The scene before them left Saina and Kovina speechless with astonishment.

Although Lorne had previously stated that he was blessed by a goddess and could learn any spell, both elves believed that Lorne was merely a god?

He was practicing both arts and sciences, but no one expected that he would be able to learn it in one go, and with such a high level of proficiency.

"Is there something wrong with my Holy Fire spell?" Lorne asked Seina, feigning ignorance. After all, it was a spell cast using psionic energy, and it might be discovered that something was amiss.

"No." Saina shook her head decisively, then said excitedly, "Let's continue."

After saying that, Saina quickly took a few steps to the middle of the four training dummies and chanted the incantation again.

Four blazing white beams erupted from her center, precisely striking four training dummies and scorching large areas of their chests.

You have learned [Radiant Bloom] through [Psionic Perception].

[Radiant Bloom] (Pastor)

Trick, Evocation, Standard Spellcasting.

You unleash a blazing light on all creatures within a 1.5-meter radius of yourself that you have selected.

These creatures must make a Constitution saving throw or suffer 1d6 points of Radiant damage.

You must be able to see or otherwise perceive the target in order to select it.

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Magic Enhancement:

For every +5 to the spellcasting attribute, it deals an additional 1d6 points of Radiant damage.

After casting her spell, Seina quickly returned, gave her seat to Lorne, and looked at him expectantly.

Lorne understood and walked to the middle of the four dummies, raising his hand to cast a Radiant Bloom, still using Swiftcast.

Saina and Kovina exchanged a knowing glance, their eyes bright.

Kovina stepped forward and said, "Comrade Lorne, try this."

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Having said that, she solemnly held her sword, blade pointing upwards, in front of her and chanted a prayer incantation as an ancient elf.

The silver-blue hand-held sword, forged from refined gold, glowed with a soft white light, and faint white flame patterns could be seen flowing across its surface.

You have learned [Divine Grace] through [psychic perception].

[Divine Favor] (Paladin)

One ring, change, 1 minute, standard casting.

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Until the spell ends, your weapon attacks deal an additional 1d4 points of Radiant damage on hit.

Ascending Ring Casting:

Each level up increases the damage by an additional 1d4 of Radiant Damage.

Lorne gripped his training sword with both hands and cast [Divine Grace] in the same posture, still achieving swift casting with a one-third increase in casting speed.

Seeing this, Saina and Kovina finally confirmed their suspicions.

"Your Majesty Lorne, your magical talent is unparalleled, no, it is absolutely unique!" Kovina exclaimed excitedly.

Lorne smiled shyly: "Unique" is a bit of an exaggeration.

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"No, it's not an exaggeration at all," Kovina said solemnly. "There have been many chosen ones among the elves, and although there are quite a few who can cultivate both the divine and the arcane arts, there has never been one like you."

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"Yes, yes," Seina nodded repeatedly. "Although Her Majesty Elusia Starweaver could probably do it too, she's a fairy spirit and the chosen one of the goddess of magic, so strictly speaking, it doesn't count, unless—you're also a reincarnated fairy spirit?"

The moment Lorne heard the name "Elshia Starweaver," memories of his past self automatically surfaced.

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Elusia Starweaver, a fairy elf, is currently 19 years old.

He entered the First Magic Academy of the Holy Capital at the age of 7, published his first academic paper at the age of 9, and then his career took off.

By the time he reached adulthood, he had published a total of 36 papers, each of which was of extremely high quality.

On the day of her coming-of-age ceremony, Elusia became the chosen one of the goddess of magic, Tiana, and was bestowed with the divine name "Starweaver".

Before becoming a Chosen One, Elusia's magical talent was undoubtedly the best in Seneson and surpassed all others in Ioria.

The reason why the original body knew so much about Elusia was not only because of her magical talent and status as a chosen one, but also because of her unparalleled beauty.

In the local dialect of Lorne, she is a celestial being descended to earth, the national goddess of the Elven race, and the dream lover of countless young men and women.

Elusia is so beautiful mainly because she is a fairy.

The Fairy Elves possess the primordial fairy bloodline, making them the oldest and most beautiful of all elf races.

In fact, other branches of the Elf race are all subspecies or hybrids born from the dilution of the Fairy Elf bloodline.

In other words, the reason why all the elves are beautiful is because they all inherited part of the bloodline of the fairy elves.

At the end of the last era, the fairy elves were completely extinct for a period of time.

It wasn't until the beginning of this era that the seven creator gods modified the rules of reincarnation, allowing this beautiful race to reappear in the world.

The new rule is that "any being who has made outstanding contributions to Saine can choose to become a celestial being and live eternally in the divine realm after death, or have most of their memories erased and choose their race to be reborn in the mortal realm."

In other words, Elusia's magical talent largely stems from her fairy bloodline and lingering memories of her past life.

This is the main reason why Seina said her magical talent didn't count.

"I am not a reincarnated fairy." Lorne shook his head slightly, "but my magical talent did only come after I became a chosen one, so it shouldn't count, right?"

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Lorne knew very well that his predecessor had no magical talent, and if he admitted it now, it would be very troublesome to explain later, so he preferred to give up this vanity and put all the blame on the goddess.

Saina thought about it seriously for a moment, then sighed softly, "Okay, you have a point."