Kind-hearted Grim Reaper Chapter 11 - 3: First Steps into Magic (Part 2)1

"It’s moving, it’s moving, teacher, the boat is moving."

Goris pulled Ah Dai in front of him, glared at him, and said, "Do you rember what I taught you yesterday?"

Ah Dai blinked, embarrassed, "I, I forgot." Over these past few days, Goris had been teaching him about alchemy, but unfortunately, Ah Dai’s mind was extrely slow and he couldn’t rember even the simplest terms.

"Humph. I knew you would forget. Just sit cross-legged on the bed for now, since it seems you can’t rember anything."

"Okay." Ah Dai ​​responded and sat down as instructed by Goris. Goris stood beside him and said in a deep voice, "I’ll have you continue studying the terminology when we get back to my place. For now, on this boat, I’ll first let you experience what magic is. Magic is the communication of various elents contained in the world through one’s own ntal power, using this power to urge them to do what you want. I don’t expect you to understand it now, but in a mont, I will infuse my magic power into you. Close your eyes, feel what you see, and then tell ."

Ah Dai ​​nodded, closed his eyes, and said, "Yes, teacher."

Goris said, "I demand that within three months you at least master the Fireball Technique and Fla Spell - the two simplest magics - otherwise, I will not feed you. Now, gather your mind, feel the power I’m going to transmit to you." He stretched out his right hand and murmured a few spells as he pressed it on Ah Dai’s shoulder.

Ah Dai felt a sudden heat on his shoulder and thought of the tornt he had in the inn that day, causing him to shudder.

"Eliminate distracting thoughts." Goris said in a deep voice.

The heat flowed into his body through his shoulder. It didn’t seem to be getting hotter, just constantly circulating within him. Ah Dai ​​couldn’t help but relax a bit. His mind was empty of distractions. After a while, he fell asleep in the warmth emitted by Goris.

At first, Goris thought that Ah Dai ​​was imrsed in the sea of ​​magic elents, but he never responded. Transferring magic power can only introduce one’s own inherent magic power into another’s body, it cannot summon the magic elents in the air. So, even Goris, with his magic level, started to feel strained. He slowly withdrew his right hand and said, "Tell , what did you see? Ah Dai, Ah Dai. Hey, you, you actually fell asleep. Wasting my energy like this, it’s infuriating."

A small water ball exploded on Ah Dai’s face. Ah Dai, who was enjoying a good dream, woke up with a start, "Ah! It’s snowing, it’s snowing."

Goris angrily knocked on Ah Dai’s head, saying, "Huh, ’snowing’. What did I just ask you to do and what did you actually do?"

Only then did Ah Dai realize his situation and recall so of the previous events. He lowered his head and said, "Teacher, I’m sorry, just now, it was too comfortable, so I fell asleep."

Goris barely suppressed his inner rage and said curtly, "Tell , what did you just see? Don’t say that you don’t rember, because if you don’t, there will be no dinner for you today."

Upon hearing about the lack of food, Ah Dai imdiately beca more alert. Scratching his head, he thought, ’I didn’t see anything just now! What can I say?’ But the temptation of food was too great. Ah Dai thought about it, decided to share his dream, and see if he could bluff his way through it. With this in mind, he looked at the stern-faced Goris and said, "I, I felt heat all over my body, and then I got dizzy. Later, I saw many, many children playing with , each holding a small red stead bun in their hand, as if they wanted to give it to . I received so many, but it was never enough. I wanted to give them sothing back, but I didn’t have anything, so I had to refrain. After that, you ’called’ awake."

Goris was quietly astonished by what he heard. He understood that Ah Dai was talking about his dream. Though Ah Dai ​​had fallen asleep, what he described was related to the fire elent. Those children playing with him were purely his dream, but the red balls, they were the fire elents in the world! Why would the fire elent be drawn to him? Unless he has a pure fire physique, but he had already checked; Ah Dai ​​wasn’t so! Back when he learned fire magic, he could only feel the presence of fire elents around him.

Ah Dai anxiously looked at Goris, not knowing whether his white lie about the dream as his feeling could help him get his al.

Goris stretched out his right hand and said, "Recite after . Oh fire elents that fill the sky and earth, please grant your warm power, condense into a ball, and appear in my hand." With a soft ’puff’ sound, a fireball with a diater of several inches appeared in Goris’s hand, making the surrounding air instantly hot.

Although Ah Dai didn’t understand what Goris ant, he knew this was another kind of spell. He followed Goris’s example and said, "Follow...ah, this phrase isn’t necessary. Oh fire elents that fill the sky and earth, please grant your warm power, condense into a ball, and appear in my hand." As soon as he finished reciting the spell, Ah Dai suddenly felt sothing rushing towards his palm. With a ’puff’ sound, his hand glowed, and a small fireball – one with only a one-centiter diater – appeared in his palm. Ah Dai ​​was so scared that he would be burned. The mont he moved his intention, the fireball imdiately went out.