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Chapter 106 The Price Was Myself!

"The second runic spell is called 'Rune: Hurricane's Hold'."

"This is a powerful wind-based attack spell. Once you master it, you can unleash powerful wind-based spells such as Hurricane Blade and Hurricane Vortex at any time."

"And this spell can be used to change the weather within a certain range."

"After comprehending the mysteries of wind runes, you can also enhance some of your own wind-based runes."

As Count Lamoir explained "rune magic".

This opened Tucker's knowledge box regarding "rune magic".

Rune magic is no longer a standalone form of magic, unlike one-star or two-star magic.

The existence of three-star rune magic itself represents a major step forward in the development of magic.

At the same time, the Rune Wizarding Seed will also expand the rune system within the wizarding ecosystem.

Therefore, wizards are quite careful when choosing rune spell seeds.

They will try their best to choose the path of runic sorcery that suits their talents.

As Tucker was lost in thought, Earl Lamoor asked in a low voice.

Have you made up your mind?

"Hmm... I've made up my mind."

Tucker nodded.

"I want to learn both."

Only children make choices; I want both.

Tucker's choice made Count Lamoel laugh.

"Can!"

Earl Lamoor readily agreed to Tucker's choice.

The reason Count Lamoor agreed was quite simple.

That is... Tucker has an exceptional talent for practicing witchcraft.

This was something Aubrey himself explained during their conversation.

Art!

This is the best explanation of Tucker's mastery of witchcraft.

He possesses an incredible talent for mastering ordinary witchcraft at the one-star and two-star levels.

Therefore, their talent in the three-star "rune magic" must also be quite good.

This has always been the guiding principle.

Count Lamoll took out two seeds of "rune magic" one after the other.

"Rune: Spiritwalker's Hand"

It exhibits a deep, serene blue luster, said to match the color of the ocean.

"Rune: Hurricane's Endurance"

It has a bluish-green luster, and just by taking it out, it naturally exudes the swirling and oppressive power of wind runes.

After handing over the seeds of both runic magic spells to Tucker, Count Lamor slowly began to speak.

"Although I've given you both seeds of runic sorcery, you must remember this."

"You can only learn and master one rune spell at a time. Only after you have grasped the mysteries of runes in this rune spell and can master it to a relatively high degree can you learn a second rune spell."

"I see!"

Tucker nodded.

Although the time spent studying inside the Lamor Tower was not long.

But Tucker learned quite a bit about wizards.

Rune power is inherently strong, and different runes can clash fiercely with each other.

Previously, Count Lamor had taken out the two rune spells separately to prevent them from coming into close contact.

Otherwise, it will affect both rune spells.

If a wizard tries to learn other runic spells before mastering the essence of the runic magic he possesses and being able to control the power of the runes.

A powerful rune sequence seed will turn the wizarding ecosystem into a battlefield, completely annihilating any runic power that enters later.

Of course, the wizarding ecosystem as a "battlefield" isn't much better.

At best, the sequence collapses; at worst, it explodes on the spot.

The power of runes is not something to be trifled with.

However, if one comprehends and masters certain rune mysteries, one can collect and control the power of the rune.

Then you can learn the second rune magic.

Feeling the power of the two newly acquired three-star rune spells.

Tucker let out a soft breath.

Rune magic is something Tucker has wanted for a long time.

However, Tucker was too embarrassed to ask Lord Aubrey for it.

You can't just grab a sheep and fleece it relentlessly.

Secondly.

My wizarding foundation is still shallow, so even if I ask Lord Aubrey for it...

All you'll get is a lesson.

And this time...

Tucker's performance during the Demon King's Tomb was truthfully reported by the team members.

Tucker finally got his wish and obtained his two three-star rune spells.

"It seems that I now have more runic magic than two-star magic."

"Once we reach Saint Rand, I'll need to learn a few more two-star spells."

Tucker pondered to himself.

"After all, it's impossible to launch a major attack on the enemy as soon as a fight breaks out."

"Not only will the enemy be unable to withstand it, but I myself estimate that I will not be able to hold on either."

After investigating for a while, Tucker calmed down with satisfaction.

At that moment, Count Lamoure was by the window, quietly watching the darkness outside, the darkness shrouded by the rituals of the Church of the Dark Sun.

"You should know that we, the Ramor, have a high tower outpost in the extraordinary city-state of Saint Land!"

Count Lamore began to speak slowly.

"I know!" Tucker nodded.

"Furthermore, Mr. Aubry also told me that it was Hilor who was in charge of everything there."

"Yes!"

Mentioning Sirol brought a happy smile to Count Lamoor's wrinkled face.

"The letter I just wrote was to Hilor. The resources your teammates brought back have also been stored at the Tower of Saint Land."

"After you go, Hilor will give you what was originally yours."

"Hilor is my favorite student."

"Steam Knight!"

Lamo sighed softly.

"When I was young, my understanding of steam trains only existed in those big guys on the steam-powered tracks."

"Or it's the steam machinery in the steam factory that spews out steam and works day and night."

"And now."

"The steam sequence represents the advanced and extraordinary sequence."

"The roar is resounding throughout the entire era."

"You...you've been fortunate to live in a good era."

"Tucker!"

The dense darkness gradually filled Count Lamour's pupils.

Baron Lamoor's tone began to become deep, melodious, and low.

Do you have this question?

"Why did the Church of the Dark Sun want to exterminate our city-state of Lamor Tower before?"

"It may even corrupt a large number of superhumans, making them the flesh and blood placenta of the Dark Sun, to propagate the ugly and sinful corruption of the Dark Sun for them."

"But... after a trip to the Demon King's tomb."

"Even when the extraordinary experts from the other major forces had all left."

"The Church of the Dark Sun actually caused a large number of extraordinary beings to leave Ramor?"

"Why is that?"

"In other words, what is the price... behind all of this?"

Count Lamoir's question was calm and natural, not as if he were explaining the doubts in his heart.

Tucker thought for a moment and then said seriously.

"I don't think I have that doubt!"

Tucker took a deep breath, his hand already gripping the magical power.

Count Lamoir paused for a moment, then nodded.

"Yes!"

"You don't have that doubt."

"After all... you know what you've done!"

"And we don't know!"

Count Lamoure murmured softly.

"And this... is the price!"

The curtain fell as Count Lamoure murmured softly.

The once tranquil, tidy, and orderly house began to feel unreal.

The murals in the distance were quickly magnified.

The silhouette of a wizard, dressed in an old wizard's robe and wearing a wizard's hat, stepped out of the painting.

Inside the magic fireplace, the fire spirits stirred and made a ruckus, and a figure emerged from the flames.

In the dark corners where no light reaches, the floating shadow wizard and his death servant are also sharpening their knives, seemingly waiting to reap the rewards.

Tucker's gaze swept over the figures hiding in the corner.

Archbishop of the Church of the Dark Sun, the extraordinary witch, Ada Hicks.

Henry Moore, bishop of the Church of the Dark Sun and an extraordinary assassin.

Bishop of the Church of the Dark Sun, Shadowwalker, Lucien Eugene.

It is said that this was in order to attack the city-state of Lamor Tower.

The Church of the Dark Sun sent an archbishop and three bishops.

At this moment, three of the four people had gathered around Tucker.

"The price! Is myself!"

Looking at the three powerful members of the Dark Sun Church, Tucker responded in a low voice.

(End of this chapter)