Dream Wilderness, New City, Rosewater Hall.
"Using simulated mirror surfaces to make illusions more effective falls within the realm of basic illusion arts." Sanders paused. "But the ability of the Mirror Wraith you mentioned already involves a portion of spatial abilities. Spatial arts combined with illusions are exceedingly rare."
"After all, beings that possess both spatial and illusion abilities are far too scarce."
As Sanders spoke, his gaze flickered. Lowering his eyes, he picked up a cup of chilled black tea from the table and took an elegant sip.
"Indeed. Even among Mirror Wraiths, those with this special mirror-image space ability are quite rare, let alone humans." Angel could not help echoing the sentiment.
"Even so, I think you can try cultivating a similar illusion art. Or rather, observe the Mirror Wraith's ability and simulate a similar mirror-image space," Sanders said softly.
"Me? Can I do it?" Angel was somewhat uncertain.
The illusion school and the spatial school were entirely different branches. To cultivate it, he would inevitably have to cross disciplines and study spatial abilities.
That was exceedingly difficult.
The cross-discipline cultivation people usually spoke of generally meant crossing from the mysterious side into the elemental side, or from the mysterious side into the bloodline side. Though that carried some difficulty, both elements and bloodlines were closely tied to oneself, so there were still traces to follow in cultivation.
But crossing disciplines within the mysterious side itself, especially between two entirely unrelated schools, was far more difficult.
That was because the mysterious side concerned one's personal talent. Without the right talent, forcing oneself to cultivate it and getting half the results for twice the effort would already be considered a decent outcome.
Illusions and space were both extraordinarily complex fields and heavily dependent on talent. Spatial arts in particular