No one had really given much thought to how spells could distinguish friend from foe.
Just like the saying that "bullets have no eyes," everyone had considered it perfectly normal.
Old Lady Jia was the one who asked, "Is it a way to improve fine control?"
That was the most natural reaction. Since friendly fire was possible, of course they should work to improve their aim.
Qu Jianlei shook his head. "No. Take a look—it enhances resistance to attacks."
After reviewing the plan, everyone generally approved of the idea. However, whether it could be carried out smoothly would still require practical testing.
The next day was spent casting all kinds of spells.
Their activities alerted the Gustin Family, who specifically asked what was going on.
Government officials also came to join in the fuss and warned them that it was best to report in advance before using spells on a Habitable Star.
However, the Gustin Family steward directly pushed back: nobles could do whatever they wanted within their fiefs.
As long as they did not affect anyone else, the officials had no right to interfere.
After a full day, they identified quite a few problems and still needed to keep revising the plan.
Zi Jiuxian raised one issue: what if someone picked up one of the identification tags made from the recognition array? As an Awakened One, no one would want their spells to be rendered ineffective against strangers.
Qu Jianlei felt his head swell. "One thing at a time. Improvements take time too."
His priority was still solving the weak spell-immunity effect—it did work, but the effect was not particularly significant.
As for lost identification tags, that would be something to consider in the next stage.
Still, the thought that such a personal tag needed both activation and a