After a general introduction to the Sealing Technique, Mito began the formal lessons.
She taught the three of them the spells one by one, explaining what each meant and what its main function was.
The basic Chakra attributes were fire, water, earth, wind, lightning, yin, and yang.
Then there were special classifications of spell types: space-time, guidance, nodes, output, input, closing, opening, circulation, blocking, fusion, connection, conversion, quantity, energy, spirit, life, death, positive, negative, reverse, large, small, up, down, east, south, west, north, sealing, unsealing, stopping, moving...
And so on.
To make the meanings of these spells even more precise, there were also unique variations.
Added together, there were quite a lot of them.
"It's like how water and wind combine to form Ice Release. When these two spells are combined, they become ice." Mito said, "In the same way, they can also be combined into a simple spell like Fire Seal. As the name suggests, it seals fire. But that alone isn't enough. You have to determine how much can be sealed, and that depends on how the spell is constructed, what form is used for the seal, where energy enters and where it exits, and how it is opened and closed."
Just like an electrical appliance needed an on-off switch, even if it was triggered by Chakra, it still needed a key spell to activate it.
"Most importantly, activating a Sealing Technique requires Chakra. You must establish a good Chakra conduction path to trigger all the key positions. The most commonly used shape is a circle, arranged in a series of circles within circles."
"When the seal is activated without using your own Chakra, traditional sealing scrolls also need to be able to store Chakra. That is a crucial part of activating the seal, and such things are