Although the creation of the Phantom Limb had succeeded in a short time thanks to the World Consciousness's reward, Sanders knew perfectly well that this so-called reward had still been built upon the wizard's own foundation of knowledge.
So even without the World Consciousness's reward, Angel would probably not have needed much time to create it himself.
Setting aside the previous spatial displacement for the moment, Sanders was very satisfied with Angel's eye for detail when it came to the Phantom Limb alone.
Many details in everyday life could become the origin of a new spell.
Observing details was a basic lesson for every wizard. Even Sanders, now a Wizard of True Knowledge, would occasionally spare some time to immerse himself in his memories and observe details he had once overlooked in those remembered scenes.
The topic of battle ended there. Even the so-called assessment of strength had merely been raised high before being gently set down after a brief discussion.
With great interest, Sanders raised another question. "For any spell you create, whether or not you intend to make it public, you should have a corresponding classification for it in your heart: its name, grade, scope of application, learning prerequisites, and so on. How have you classified these two spells?"
Angel said, "Phantom Limb will be called the Phantom Limb Technique. Its complexity is average, but it has stringent requirements for the physical body. If it is integrated into a bloodline, one can learn it upon reaching Level 2 Apprentice. But the prerequisite is that they must also understand a certain foundation in illusion arts."
"As for the other 'gate'..." Angel paused, pondering for a long while before saying, "For now, I'll call it the Spatial Gate. Its cantrip model is rather complicated, and its scope of application and