Heroes of the Invincible Undead

From the meteor fire rain that Rowling originally exhibited, in addition to feeling more shocked, there are some abnormalities that have attracted Rod's attention.

However, because he has not mastered the meteor fire and rain, Rhode can only feel the existence of this anomaly according to his own experience, and it is not clear that this anomaly exists in the process of Rowling’s spell casting. Where.

At this time, Rhodes asked Rowling to ask for this magic book, and because his special skills had just been improved, thanks to the existence of Wisdom, Rhode could quickly master this powerful fifth-order magic.

After taking this special magic book from Rowling's hand, Rod immediately read it and came to the location of the meteor fire and rain in the book. Under the influence of master-level wisdom, Rhode only felt that there were many new messages in his consciousness.

It didn't take long for Rhode to close the magic book again, and he breathed a sigh of relief.

This behavior of Rod was seen by Rowling on the side. Rowling naturally felt extremely puzzled about the state Rod was showing at this time.

In Rowling's view, when Rod took over the magic book, he simply flipped through it in his hand, then closed it again, and then looked at himself.

According to Rowling's previous experience and her understanding of spells, Rhode's behavior is obviously meaningless. To master the most powerful fifth-order magic, a long-term research by the mage is required to achieve this.

In Rowling's original thought, if Rod had been unable to master this spell, he might be able to provide some help to Rod so that he could achieve this as soon as possible after he fully mastered it.

Out of the self-confidence in his heart and his talent in casting spells, Rowling believes that this day may come soon.

While Rowling was thinking about the scenes that might appear later, Rhode on the side, as if he had noticed something, asked Rowling: "I want to know, where do you master the spell of meteor rain? Not particularly confused?"

Rowling's ear heard the words that Rod said. But Rowling seemed a little puzzled about the meaning expressed in the words.

According to Rowling's understanding, Rod's words meant that he seemed to be able to solve his doubts about this spell. But according to Rowling's previous understanding of Rod, he should have not mastered this spell, or even did not do much research on this spell, how can he achieve this?

For the general mage, if you want to master a spell, if there is no wisdom, you can only do this by relying on your own abilities. The mage needs to analyze the principle of this spell according to his own understanding, and in a continuous attempt, let the spell be condensed and formed, and finally reach the standard of this spell.

In this process, the mage needs to use the knowledge he has learned in the magic school, which is also a manifestation of the ability of a mage.

Among regular creatures, except for heroes, there are very few creatures that can naturally possess wisdom. According to what Rhode got when he spent skill points and learned wisdom, the premise for ordinary creatures to master primary wisdom is to learn how many first-order spells they don't know how to rely on their own abilities.

In this case, for these mages, naturally they will no longer be confused about the first-order spells. Even without the existence of wisdom, they can learn a first-order spell in a short time. The role of elementary wisdom has not produced much effect on these mages, it is more like a manifestation of their own abilities.

However, some talented wizards, as well as some other kinds of creatures, may have high-level wisdom skills. Compared with ordinary wizards, these creatures have undoubtedly a great advantage in the process of learning spells.

If there is no wisdom spell, as the spell rank increases, the master's time to master a spell will increase significantly. Even in this process, the master's own knowledge has also improved, and it is difficult to solve the emergence of high-level spells. All questions.

In this case, if the mage's own knowledge reserve is not enough to deal with the problems in a high-level spell, he can't even master it.

In Rod's impression, this point is more reflected in the lower-level mages who have obtained higher-level spells. As for those higher-level mages, such problems rarely occur.

As higher-level wizards master a large number of spells, they can discover the commonality of these spells from various spells, so as to quickly master similar spells, which is also related to the formation of wisdom spells.

For Rod at this time, what he was worried about was exactly the same.

Just before Rod got the magic book from the battle of the Ice Blue Spell Academy, the most complicated spell by Rowling was the fourth-order door of time and space. There is no complexity of any spell. Compared with meteor rain.

The complexity of the spell naturally corresponds to its power. In terms of the effect of the spell, the meteor fire rain naturally surpasses all fourth-order spells. Only by this spell can the entire Ice Blue Spell Academy be destroyed.

Since he did not know any information about fifth-order spells before, Rhode worried that in this case, Rowling, who had just been exposed to fifth-order spells, would not be able to master it because of lack of relevant spell knowledge.

Even through the previous battle, Rowling has shown Rod that she has mastery of the meteor rain, which can make a boulder fall down, but in Rod’s view, Rowling’s knowledge of spells still belongs to the fourth order Category.

If Rowling’s spells are only a fourth-order spell, Rod may not say anything, but this is obviously not the case. He can rely on his own ability to master the fifth-order spell of meteor fire rain. It is also a quasi-legendary mage.

For Rowling, she naturally does not understand Rod’s ideas. In Rowling’s view, Rod at this time has not even mastered meteor fire and rain, and she will not speak herself. Confused.

Previously, in the process of launching the meteor fire rain, through changes in her body, Rowling felt some anomalies, but the joy of successfully forming the meteor fire rain made Rowling ignore the anomalies that appeared in her body.

But at this time, after Rod's reminder, Rowling also had to pay attention to these issues that were originally ignored by her. At the same time, her expression also changed.