The system had provided a great deal of information, and it took Noah quite some time to finish reading it all.
The material was not particularly complicated. Its difficulty was not necessarily greater than Dragonborn magic's. Put simply, the hard part of this magic was merely how to construct it.
Once the magic had been successfully constructed, its practical effects might be far inferior to those of Dragonborn magic.
Dragonborn magic completely altered a human's species and form, while this magic was simply a pure application of magic power and required nothing more than skill in controlling it.
However, constructing a spell was no simple matter. It involved the magical framework, the combination of magical elements, casting gestures, wand movements, and so on.
There was a whole mess of things involved. Noah hated all that complicated nonsense, so once he had become powerful enough, he no longer relied on gestures, wand movements, or anything like that to cast spells.
He basically relied on his immense magic power and his control over it to complete his casting.
When Noah had created Dragonborn magic last time, he had essentially done it according to his own habits. That was why the spell had become so infuriating—there was no casting method at all. It relied purely on one's understanding and control of magic power.
Even so, the magic had attracted countless wizards to learn it and force themselves to master it. No matter how much of a trap it was, over ninety percent of adult wizards had completed it.
This time, Noah was considering whether to make the magic a little simpler. Adult wizards who had learned Dragonborn magic would definitely have no problem with it, but Noah intended for more people to learn and use this spell.
That included the little ones still