Plant Mimicry Series Spells

Chapter 202: Plant Mimicry Series Spells

Locke looked toward the Magic Plant seeds on a shelf in the corner—Blade Spiral Bamboo. Its mature specimen was a stalk of green bamboo, roughly as thick as the mouth of a bowl.

At the tip of the Blade Spiral Bamboo was a pair of green spinning leaves resembling blades, somewhat similar in appearance to a bamboo-copter.

This Magic Plant had several supporting plant-type spells. It could fly rapidly through the air at great speed; its only drawbacks were that it couldn't fly very high and wasn't agile enough in the air.

Locke's eyes flickered. He was somewhat inclined to choose this Magic Plant.

But at that moment, beside the Blade Spiral Bamboo, he discovered the finest apprentice-level flying Magic Plant—the Great Greenleaf Plantain!

Locke lingered before the shelf in surprise for a moment. He hadn't expected his luck to be so good that he would encounter, in the Germplasm Bank, the Great Greenleaf Plantain, a Magic Plant described in books as the most well-rounded among apprentice-level flying plants.

The seeds of the Great Greenleaf Plantain resembled tiny emerald gems. They were stored in a glass bottle shaped somewhat like a badminton shuttlecock base, with a mature specimen of the Great Greenleaf Plantain beside it.

The Great Greenleaf Plantain had a pair of wings resembling those of a large bird. They could normally be folded away beneath a wizard's robe, then suddenly unfurled in battle, becoming plant magic that soared through the skies.

The Great Greenleaf Plantain came with a complete set of coordinated spells, known as the [Plant Mimicry Series]. It included flight Spell Models, acceleration Spell Models, and even Spell Models that used the Great Greenleaf Plantain for attack and defense.

Naturally, this series of spells was also exceptionally difficult to learn.