Locke placed the Fire Element Authority Gem in the transformation wizard array he had pieced together after reading the relevant literature. Within the array, the radiance refracted by the Power Gem shone upon the Second-Ring Magic Plant, Great Radiant Dragon Sparrow.
"According to the article on Power Gem cultivation in the Q1 Journal of Thunder Marsh that I read, using special gems can indeed enhance a Magic Plant's traits during its growth. It may even allow a single trait to reach a level it could never attain under normal circumstances."
Locke calculated the time and waited for the rapid-growth seedling of the Second-Ring Magic Plant, Great Radiant Dragon Sparrow, to finish developing so he could observe the results.
But in the next moment, the seedling suddenly burst into flames. At the same time, the Fire Element Authority Gem, placed in the homemade transformation wizard array and floating in midair, also became extremely unstable.
Seeing this, Locke waved his hand, intending to interrupt the transformation ritual.
There were ten types of Power Gems in this world.
Once all eight types were collected, one could claim to have a complete set. This was known as the Small Eight Set.
The Fourth Prince of the Golden Dynasty, Wizard Appian, possessed the Small Eight Set of Power Gems.
If one could gather the two remaining and rarest types, one would have the Complete Ten Set. The rarest were the two Power Gems known as the Dark Lord and the Mirror of Light. They were the same kind of Power Gems that the Throne Wizard of the School of Truth and Goodness and Locke had used to make their bet and complete his sociology experiment.
The Small Eight Set was relatively easy to acquire, but collecting the Complete Ten Set required some luck and resources