Locke, Daniel, and the other passengers disembarked from the Wizard Ship. At the same time, Locke secretly considered what he should do if he accidentally fell victim to a Maximology spell in the future.
"To a certain extent, Dragon Might naturally conflicts with Maximology Spell Models. Dragon Might is too crude and can directly crash into the mind, whereas Maximology Spell Models rely on the influence of words and language on a person's heart to take effect, making them extremely precise."
"Dragon Might and Maxim Spells are like a loudspeaker and a whisper. I can directly use Dragon Might to overwhelm relatively basic, and even intermediate-to-advanced, Maxim Spells."
Locke recalled seeing in a popular-science magazine at the free library that Mind School magic involving language had a major weakness: mental states maintained through verbal suggestion were all extremely subtle and precious, and they placed great demands on a person's mental condition.
Once Dragon Might crashed into them, no subtle state could remain intact.
When a person fell into fear of death, their mind would become a complete blank.
Locke glanced at Daniel. Although Daniel had only used an introductory Maximology spell just now, all variations shared the same underlying principles. If Locke encountered similar methods or another Maxim Mage in the future, he would have a way to deal with them.
Still, Maximology magic was broad and profound. What Daniel had shown him just now should only have been the tip of the iceberg.
However, since Locke would very likely become Daniel's neighbor and colleague in the future, there was no need to rush into learning more advanced Maxim Mage techniques right now.
After disembarking from the Wizard Airship, Locke saw a large marketplace of merchandise stalls surrounding it. It was incredibly prosperous. There were stalls selling practically useful magical