The research site for Legendary Magic was still within the vast Astral Plane space. Just as when he had studied Collapse Singularity, Punk carried two bottles of Alchemy Potion and some casting materials with him as basic magical supplies for his research.
Granted, the alchemical Legendary Magic Muse's Twisted World was not as dangerous as Collapse Singularity. After all, its supportive nature far outweighed its offensive qualities. But to be safe, the cautious Legendary Mage still decided to create the casting materials using precious magical resources before beginning his practical studies.
No matter what, Legendary Magic was still Legendary Magic. There were far too many details to watch for during practice, and the construction of its spell model was excessively complicated. Not a single rune could be rendered incorrectly, and every trace of magical power had to fit perfectly into place.
Any mistake made during such a complex process of magical research was undoubtedly extremely dangerous. According to the "news reports" left behind by Archmages of the Netheril era, there were always some stingy, self-important Legendary Mages who chose to practice Legendary Magic empty-handed in order to save on magical materials. Then they made a complete mess of things and were blown apart or killed by their errors... There had even once been a Bright Moon spellcaster who died beneath the explosion of an out-of-control Bright Moon Spell while practicing a Bright Moon killing technique...
This showed that magical research carried great risks. No matter how powerful one became, one could never let down one's guard. While showing curiosity toward knowledge, one must never forget the meaning of the word "reverence."
The famous Blazing Sun level Archmage "Gate of Gloom," Krolav, had once said:
"As a Legendary powerhouse, your own power deserves your reverence, because it can be used not