On the first day of the exchange meeting, Ang deeply experienced the immense value of learning through interaction with others. Although he did not speak much during discussions of advanced magic due to his lack of experience, he handled exchanges on basic magic with ease and engaged in lively discussions with the other students. Communicating and sparring with others not only broadened Ang's horizons, but also made him realize his own shortcomings, further igniting his enthusiasm for studying magic.
Ang's Fireball Spell had already condensed to the size of an adult's fist. Not only had the fireball increased in size, but its power had also risen significantly. Ang deliberately tested it, and at full strength, the explosion from the fireball was enough to completely char a thick wooden post. The scorching heat of the flames inspired awe, and the sensation of wielding such powerful strength made Ang's heart surge with excitement.
At the Imperial Magic Academy, Ang mainly studied Fire Magic and Light Magic, largely because he had a high affinity for those elements. Within the Wilderland Empire, the inheritance of Fire Magic was the most complete, and Fire Archmages held an absolute position of authority. Instruction ranged from basic spells to advanced magic and was relatively systematic and comprehensive. The inheritance of Light Magic and other branches of magic was comparatively weak. Many ancient Light Magic spells had been lost or survived only in incomplete forms, which caused Ang to encounter greater challenges while studying Light Magic. Even so, Ang had never been discouraged. He understood that learning and improving every spell required patience and perseverance.
Ang possessed a certain degree of affinity for every element, giving him a greater advantage in studying basic spells. Besides Fire Magic, he had also dabbled in basic water, earth, wind, and other