The Necromancer in the Wizarding World

Matthews' original plan was to meet with mentor Fernando in the morning to learn about pharmacy. However, due to this sudden trouble, he had to cancel this plan. A morning passed quietly in meaningless disputes, making him extremely irritated.

With no other choice, he could only find some food to satisfy his hunger, and then hurried to the library to continue his basic study. The library was quiet and solemn, which finally calmed his restless heart.

While wandering among the bookshelves, his eyes were attracted by the book "Geography of the Wizarding World". He could not wait to turn the pages, and a complete map of the wizarding world appeared before him. On this map, the names and spheres of influence of the major wizard camps and alliances were briefly marked.

Matthews turned to the detailed section of the Northern Wizarding Alliance, where there was also a map that detailed the various wizarding organizations in the North, including their names, spheres of influence, and important cities and natural landscapes.

He found the wizarding organizations he was familiar with on the map, such as the Cave of Eternal Night, the Wind Singers and Lilith's Hut. This gave him a more intuitive understanding of the vastness and complexity of the wizarding world, and also stimulated his curiosity and desire to explore this unknown world.

Matthews picked up the Synopsis of Witchcraft and began to read it carefully. This book provides a concise and comprehensive introduction to the world of witchcraft for new wizard apprentices.

The book explains that witchcraft is the spells or methods performed by wizards, which are sometimes called magic or sorcery by the outside world. In addition, the book also lists representative witchcrafts of different branches and their respective characteristics.

During the reading process, Matthews encountered the concept of "witchcraft position" for the first time. He was surprised to learn that in the spiritual space, a wizard can only have one witchcraft position at each stage of cultivation. This was very different from his previous cognition, which shocked and confused him.

He continued to read with trepidation, trying to figure out how to perform various kinds of witchcraft. He was eager to understand the crux of the problem and the corresponding solution.

The book gives the answer: in the spiritual space, using spiritual consciousness to continuously outline the spiritual will runes is actually constructing a spiritual consciousness space layer. The wizard will construct a new spiritual consciousness space layer at each stage, and it is also the mystery of witchcraft.

Each wizardry position can only construct one wizardry model, which is a basic rule of the wizarding world. The wizardry model must be complete, smooth and continuous, otherwise it will not be successfully constructed on the wizardry position.

In addition, the completed witchcraft model on the witchcraft position cannot be erased, as it is already closely connected to the spiritual will space layer. If it is erased forcibly, it will only cause the spiritual will space layer to collapse and disintegrate.

This phenomenon is described by wizards as the past tense principle of wizarding positions. In other words, the past wizarding positions cannot be changed, which is an insurmountable world rule in the wizarding world.

The book also provides solutions to the multiple witchcraft issues that Matthews is most concerned about. The key lies in the use of witchcraft props or magic tools.

In the wizarding world, magical props usually refer to lower-level magical equipment, which are often also called "magic props", while wizard weapons are more advanced magical equipment.

It is their existence that allows wizards to perform rich and colorful witchcraft.

The staff is one of the most commonly used equipment for wizards, and almost every official wizard will have one. By recording the models of their commonly used magic on the staff, wizards can cast these magic quickly and conveniently.

In addition, some wealthy wizards may have a witchcraft book. This is another tool for carrying witchcraft models, in which wizards will record various witchcraft models they have mastered. Witchcraft books can store more witchcraft models, allowing wizards to perform more extensive and complex witchcraft.

By inscribing witchcraft models on a staff or witchcraft book, wizards can easily carry and use a variety of witchcraft at any time, which greatly improves the flexibility and efficiency of their spellcasting.

Spellcasting efficiency is crucial for a wizard, as it will directly affect the wizard's reaction speed and effectiveness in combat or assistance.

The natal witchcraft, that is, the witchcraft in one's own witchcraft position, is the most efficient in casting, and some can even be cast instantly. The natal witchcraft of a formal wizard is even more solidified, and they can cast it as soon as they think about it without the help of external objects, which is also called "barrier-free casting".

The second is the witchcraft on the staff. It only requires the caster to communicate with it through mental power and input magic power to cast the spell. However, the witchcraft engraved on the staff is also limited. Ordinary staffs can only engrave a dozen witchcraft models, but it does provide portable and diverse witchcraft.

The next is the witchcraft in the witchcraft book, which requires simple flipping through, mental communication and input of magic power. Although this method is not as fast as the natal witchcraft and the staff, it allows the wizard to carry more witchcraft and increases the diversity of spellcasting.

The last is to construct witchcraft on the spot. This method requires the caster to have a deep understanding of the witchcraft model, or a very simple witchcraft model, and cannot be disturbed in any way during the construction process.

Therefore, such witchcraft is usually witchcraft that wizards rarely use, and they choose such a construction method only for immediate use once.

By reading these contents, Matthews gained a deeper understanding of the spellcasting mechanism in the wizarding world. He realized that to become an excellent wizard, one must not only master powerful wizard skills, but also skillfully use various magical equipment and techniques to improve spellcasting efficiency.

This book brought him a lot of benefits and greatly enriched his journey as a wizard.