Mirage Soul Codex

It's possible that the rarity and complexity of soul-type magic surpasses that of ordinary elemental magic.

It's also possible that Saine has high standards and doesn't care about ordinary magic, insisting on choosing a more advanced and high-class high-level spell.

The knowledge contained within the Arcane Light is as vast and unfathomable as the ocean; Saine could not fathom its depths.

There are hundreds of thousands of types of soul enslavement spells alone.

This only applies to soul spells applicable to Level-1 Magician. Since Saine hasn't even been assessed for the title of first-level Arcanist, he can only consult the magical knowledge between apprentice level and Level-1 Magician.

To access higher levels of magical knowledge, one must increase their Arcanist rank.

Only those who reach the level of a first- Arcanist can find the knowledge available to second-level or even relatively basic Level-3 Magician within the Arcane Light.

The shortage of Arcane Points made Saine desperate to upload all his knowledge in order to improve his privileges.

However, the Arcanist rank is not simply linked to Arcane Points.

He had already learned during the process of acquiring Arcane Points that once his Arcane Points points reached 100, the Arcane Light in front of him would provide an assessment. Only Mage who passed the assessment could truly obtain the title of Level 1 Arcanist.

This setting is based on the fact that in the history of Wizard Civilization, there have been more than one instances where low-level Mage have obtained magical knowledge that did not belong to them through special methods, thereby acquiring a large number of Arcane Points and increasing their Arcanist level.

In fact, the Sky City does not strictly investigate the acquisition of those Arcane Points, because the knowledge of Alien Plane is plundered is also one of the valuable intellectual assets of the Wizard Civilization.

If a Mage or Knight who knows nothing acquires a lot of advanced knowledge from other lands by chance and obtains a large number of Arcane Points, would Sky City really award him a very high-level Arcanist title?

This situation will only make the Arcanist title increasingly worthless.

It is also an insult to the profession of Arcanist.

Arcanist's rank is only related to the extent of Mage knowledge, and not so much to the amount of knowledge they dedicate to the Arcane Light. As long as you advance in rank, even a little research will yield far greater results than the efforts made at lower levels.

This is why the assessment for Arcanist level three and above is restricted to Sky City in the Wizard World.

It's to prevent unscrupulous Mage from cheating.

This action also contributed to the flourishing of magical civilization in the Sky City the Wizard World.

In the Wizard World, only by visiting the Sky City can one truly understand the power and prosperity of the magical civilization they inhabit. →69🅂🄷🅄🅇.🄲🄾🄼

That's the symbol of the Wizard World, and it's said that the most powerful Mage in the Wizard World is also there.

Saine yearned for the endless arcane knowledge and the prosperous, magnificent Sky City, but now he had to be grounded in reality.

After careful Choice, Saine chose the "Mirage Soul Codex," which Arcane Points to exchange.

As the name suggests, "Mirage Soul Codex" is a book of Soul Magic written by Mage Wizard World Mirage.

The reason why the exchange cost is as high as 76 Arcane Points is that the "Mirage Soul Codex" does not simply introduce a Soul Enslavement Method.

This treasure trove contains comprehensive knowledge of Soul Magic!

In addition to the soul Spell Model that Saine desperately needed to control level one creatures, the other Soul Magic tips involved were also incredibly beneficial.

Furthermore, Master Mirage's unique soul enslavement magic has a special effect: it can subtly influence and transform one's slave creatures at the soul level, making them completely obedient to one's control.

In the Wizard World, the vast majority of enslaved creatures are made to obey through forceful control and Soul Shackles.

If these enslaved creatures dare to disobey their masters, the punishment from the level of their souls will be enough to make them suffer unbearable pain.

However, the contents of the Mirage Soul Codex can gradually make controlled slave creatures willingly be driven by others.

Even enslaved creatures can experience a special kind of pleasure while being controlled by their masters.

This kind of Soul Magic is definitely a high-level soul technique, and with the help of the "Mirage Soul Codex," Saine can also systematically and deeply learn about soul science. 76 Arcane Points points are enough to bankrupt Saine; these assets are intellectual property.

The previous 47 Arcane Points were simply not enough, so Saine racked his brains and uploaded all his knowledge of alchemy, potion-making, and other fire and light-related magical systems to Arcane Light.

Saine's alchemy was learned from his first mentor Moxidu, and he didn't have much of his own; it was all inherited from others.

Even the alchemical mysteries discovered by Saine's mentor, Moxidu, are absolutely incomparable to those of Cuilisi, who created the Azure Fire Magic System.

As for pharmacology and knowledge of light and Fire Element, most of it was acquired by Saine through attending Public Classroom and self-study; the Arcane Light did not reward him with many points.

So much so that even after Saine had practically "drained" himself, he was still a dozen or so Arcane Points short of the required amount to exchange for the Mirage Soul Codex.

Left with no other choice, Saine could only upload his knowledge of the Azure Fire Body Tempering Mysteries, which he had been researching for the past few years, to Arcane Light.

The mysteries surrounding the Azure Fire Body Tempering involve a far greater amount of knowledge than the Azure Fire Eye Magic.

In particular, the body-refining method that combines flame tempering and dragon blood nourishment used by Saine is entirely Saine own creation. A large amount of data used in it was personally tested by him, and some of the experiments were accompanied by great danger.

Ultimately, the Arcane Light rewarded Saine with a considerable amount of points, not only filling Saine gaps but also giving him over ten extra points.

Looking at the last 17 Arcane Points remaining in the Arcane Light, Saine sighed softly.

He now truly understands the priceless value of knowledge.

In fact, there are many higher-level soul techniques in Arcane Light that are applicable to Level-1 Magician.

For example, he saw a soul technique that was priced at a whopping 376 Arcane Points points.

For this soul magic, which might be even more advanced than the "Mirage Soul Codex," even Saine could only sigh in despair.

The Wizard World is full of geniuses, and the advanced magic they have created is countless.

As a Formal Magician has been promoted to the first level for less than a hundred years, compared with other veteran Spellcaster have been on the Truth Dao for many years, Saine is indeed still a "beginner".