Wizard: Max-Level Talent, Starting from a Zero-Circle Cantrip
Chapter 102

Changes, a Plea for Help from the Silver Moon Lake Family

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Chapter 103: Changes, a Plea for Help from the Silver Moon Lake Family

"The Cornerstone Rune has condensed!"

Ian closed his eyes and sensed his Mental Power Space.

At this moment, besides the Spirit Wind Rune and the Tide Rune, a new rune had appeared within his Mental Power Space.

The Cornerstone Rune.

Moreover, the three runes each had their own distinct characteristics.

They were fixed in three of the four corners of Ian's Mental Power Space. The Spirit Wind Rune gave off a light, keen sensation, while the Tide Rune felt fluid and full of resilience.

As for the newly appeared Cornerstone Rune, it was entirely different.

"Stability, stability, and more stability!"

That was Ian's feeling, and also the feedback from his Mental Power Space.

At this moment, he felt that his Mental Power Space was at least half again as stable as before.

"That also means I can output more mental power!"

Ian's eyes lit up.

The amount of mental power that could be released at once had never been fixed. It depended on the stability of one's Mental Power Space.

With the condensation of the rune, he felt that he could now output at least half of his total mental power at once, perhaps even more.

Of course, the exact amount still needed testing.

Thus, Ian rose directly and headed for the Training Ground.

The advanced Training Ground.

This was the highest-grade Training Ground within the school. Unlike the low-grade Training Grounds, it could simulate many extreme environments, such as areas of high elemental concentration and mental interference fields. There could be no more suitable place to test the effects brought by the rune.

Ian was also extremely serious throughout the testing process.

Familiarizing oneself with runes was something every Wizard had to do.

Only after testing

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