By studying those heroic spellcasters, Suye deepened his understanding of magic and combat, and gradually learned how to cast spells and fight correctly.
Spells existed as individual entities, but spellcasters had to choose the best response according to the situation.
Moreover, the battlefield changed in an instant. There was never just one solution, but tens of thousands of them.
Each solution included anywhere from several to dozens of spells.
Suye constantly summarized these solutions, eventually renaming them Spell Combinations.
Suye discovered that in his Demigod memories, all powerful spellcasters possessed Spell Combinations, while warriors had Combat Combinations. However, they had never refined or summarized them, relying entirely on instinct.
If he had enough time, simply learning and using them instinctively would be enough.
But if he wanted to master them quickly and grow quickly, he had to refine every Spell Combination one by one.
Then he had to dig deeper and ask why a Spell Combination was most effective under certain circumstances, understanding its underlying principles.
Once he grasped the basic principles, he could observe all Spell Combinations from a higher dimension and improve them.
After understanding Spell Combinations, Suye recalled the excellent and mediocre people he had encountered in the past. He was astonished to discover that almost all excellent people had mastered excellent Spell Combinations, while mediocre people either had not mastered any Spell Combinations or had very poor ones.
After learning about Spell Combinations, Suye simply remained in the main camp and continued deducing and studying them. He classified them into different categories and eventually identified a full 32 major systems, 147 minor systems, and 2,240 Spell Combinations.
This was merely the tip of the iceberg.
Suye also discovered a flaw in Spell Combinations. Because everyone had different ranks, primary elemental specialties, casting times, numbers of talents,