At first, their exchange began with the most basic Fireball spell.
It was precisely because this was the most basic magic, and also one of the four elements Moss had first come into contact with.
During their exchange, she gradually discovered something interesting.
When comparing a Fireball released with an incantation to one released directly without chanting, the former consumed nearly twice as much Magic Power as the latter!
After testing it, she discovered that although the power of the incanted Fireball was considerably greater than that of the directly released version,
it was still not enough to make up for the Magic Power consumed by chanting the incantation.
Moss had not used any of the Mana Manipulation techniques she had mastered here. She had merely released Magic Power and used it for elemental conversion and control.
If the Magic Power consumed by direct release was raised to twice as much, the power of the directly released Fireball would instead become greater than that of the incanted Fireball.
The difference lay in the fact that when an incantation was chanted, Magic Power was not immediately converted into an element. As it flowed out of the body, it dispersed, resulting in ineffective Magic Power loss.
With direct release, however, the Magic Power rapidly transformed into an element under the guidance of the mind.
From this perspective, compared with Incantation Style magic, ancient Four Elements Magic seemed capable of saving more Magic Power under certain circumstances.
As long as the portion of Magic Power consumed by chanting could be put to use, the released Magic Power would inevitably be converted into more elements.
This was also the reason Moss had mentioned earlier that after Lizbea learned ancient Four Elements Magic, she would be able to create a large bathhouse.
But!
One must