'Chant Segment Chorus'
A method Moss had obtained from her Law Memory after raising Incantation Chant to level three.
It was a technique that divided a complete incantation into multiple chant segments, then combined and chanted those segments together.
In other words, once this technique was mastered, no matter how lengthy an incantation was, its chanting time could be compressed to several seconds—or even a single second.
"This is really interesting!"
After fully absorbing the knowledge in her mind, Moss immediately pulled out the Magic Book and began flipping through it rapidly.
Having long since memorized the entire book, Moss quickly found what she was looking for.
In fact, regarding the overly long incantations produced by divine arts, the Magic Book had also proposed a solution.
As the Magic Book's author, Achilles's method was to use magic arrays in place of chanting incantations.
As a form of Magic Script, incantations could strengthen magic and reduce casting difficulty through chanting, but their primary use was still in drawing magic arrays.
It could be said that the solution he had proposed was the most orthodox one.
But in Moss's eyes, it instead felt like putting the cart before the horse.
Admittedly, a complete magic array could indeed activate magic quickly when necessary.
But how long would it take to draw the thousands, or even several thousand, incantations required during battle?
Greater difficulty meant a lower margin for error.
Perhaps those masters proficient in magic arrays really could draw them completely and flawlessly within a short time.
But if they had that much time, why not choose a simpler and faster magic array with the same effect?
Magic arrays could be stacked, just like the shield array used by Purple Thorns' fifth captain, "Smott," in the previous battle.
Stacking thousands of the simplest