"Alright, Lord Rein, the Third Level tal Series Witchcraft you are looking for is now presented on the Wisdom Tablet. You can take a detailed look." The gno girl, after recovering from her shock, imdiately started assisting Rein with his inquiry.
Rein raised an eyebrow, evidently quite delighted.
On the Wisdom Tablet, the following content was displayed:
"Steel Armor Technique: Third Level Witchcraft, consus a certain amount of spiritual power, uses a specific witchcraft model to activate special energy particles within the earth, covering the host’s body surface with a layer of steel armor."
"Exchange price: 12,000 Contribution Points."
"Huh? Steel Armor Technique?"
"It manipulates specific special energy particles within the earth."
"It seems to be in the sa line as the Iron Armor Technique!"
"Could it be that the two can form so sort of combined witchcraft, achieving power akin to a witchcraft killing move?" Rein couldn’t help but ponder.
For defensive witchcraft like this, even if they can be combined, according to the tradition of wizards, they are generally not nad as killing moves, but rather as combined witchcraft.
Killing moves, killing moves, naturally are combinations of attack-oriented witchcraft.
"Unfortunately, the tal Series Witchcraft has always been scarce, and obtaining clear records of combined witchcraft is even rarer and more difficult." Rein couldn’t help but shake his head slightly, sighing in his heart.
Previously, he had been soaking in the school library, naturally researching relevant tal Series Witchcraft materials.
Relatively speaking, the Bixiu chanization School has slightly more records in this regard compared to the Sword Holder Headquarters.
But most are either autobiographies of tal Series Wizards, recording that a certain lost witchcraft was used in a battle, or discoveries from exploring ancient ruins of a tal Series Witchcraft from the Ancient Tis.
Furthermore, certain schools gathered the strength of dozens of tal Series Wizards to improve a tal Series Witchcraft based on the foundation of predecessors.
In other words, these records mostly recorded the nas and effects of witchcraft, but the specific witchcraft models were generally missing, seemingly lost in the annals of history.
However, Rein was not discouraged by this.
"Fortunately, I have a system to deduce."
"As long as I can find so internal linkage between a few tal Series Witchcraft, I can deduce through the system, combining them to form a Combined Witchcraft or a Witchcraft Killing Move!"
The next one is an attack-oriented Third Level Witchcraft.
"Steel Fist: Third Level Witchcraft, consus a certain amount of spiritual power, uses a specific witchcraft model to activate tal energy particles, forming a giant steel fist to strike the target multiple tis."
"Exchange price: 14,000 Contribution Points."
"Just these two?" Rein only now realized that there were rely these two Third Level tal Series Witchcraft within the school.
"Uh... yes, Lord Rein." The gno girl seed to be confirming, nodded after a few seconds, and said.
This made Rein’s mood less than pleasant.
After all, it was sowhat different from what he had previously expected.
However, after pondering for a while, even though Rein currently had enough Contribution Points to exchange for either of the Third Level Witchcraft, he didn’t plan to exchange them now.
Because he had already exchanged for a Third Level tal Series Witchcraft ’Thorny Iron Ball’ at the Sword Holder Headquarters, and with his insufficient skill points, exchanging for too many would be a case of biting off more than he could chew.
"By the way, do we have Soul Energy Crystals?" Rein suddenly rembered sothing.
Although Rein’s liquification speed was already quite fast, the issue remained that the sole unt prerequisite for him to switch to ’Dragon Vein Wizard’ was becoming a Crystallization Wizard.
Once he stepped into the realm of a Crystallization Wizard, not only could he learn the Third Level tal Series Witchcraft ’Thorny Iron Ball’ that he exchanged at the Sword Holder Headquarters, but more importantly, he would be able to change to ’Dragon Vein Wizard’, resulting in a significant increase in power.
"Yes, Lord Rein."
"What is the exchange price?"
"The exchange price for a single Soul Energy Crystal is 1,000 Contribution Points."
1,000, huh?
Rein knew that although it seed cheaper than the exchange price at the Sword Holder Headquarters, in reality, the difficulty of obtaining Contribution Points at the school exceeded that of rit Points.
After a brief thought, Rein said: "Help exchange for a hundred units of Witch Pattern Thread."
He didn’t choose to exchange imdiately because he still needed the school’s Contribution Points to exchange for Third Level Witchcraft and the third volu of the Steel Heart Advanced ditation thod.
However, after receiving rewards from the Sword Holder Headquarters, he could exchange for Soul Energy Crystals there, as there were no particular items he needed there at the mont, except for so rare tals.
"Hmm? Oh, okay, Lord Rein." The gno girl was clearly taken aback, seemingly not understanding Rein’s words. After pausing for two seconds, she ca to her senses.
She didn’t expect that after asking so many questions, Lord Rein didn’t intend to exchange for Third Level Witchcraft or Soul Energy Crystals right away, but instead wanted to exchange for Witch Pattern Thread.
"Sir, the exchange price for each unit of Witch Pattern Thread is 5 Contribution Points, totaling 500 Contribution Points."
"Alright."
Each ball of Witch Pattern Thread is one unit, and a hundred units were a hundred Witch Pattern Thread Balls. The gno girl packed a large bag full of them, and with so effort, handed it over to Rein.
"Thank you." Rein smiled and said.
"It’s my pleasure to serve you, Lord Rein." The gno girl smiled sweetly with dimples.
Rein nodded, happily carrying a large bag of Witch Pattern Thread Balls back to his office at the school.
Since it was already nearing midnight, after so thought, Rein decided to return to his residence first and practice making the ’Apprentice Robe’ tomorrow.
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