Clark gestured for him to step up to the sand table, then lightly stirred the rune images floating above it with his hand.
He pointed, and a glowing triangle immediately appeared at the center of the sand table, representing the rune that was about to be constructed.
"What you need to do is select, from the wizardry runes in the Wizardry Models you already possess and have mastered, those runes whose energy ports can correspond and connect with this core rune."
Instructor Clark spoke solemnly. "As long as you combine those runes with the core rune, you can construct an entirely new and complete Wizardry Model within your Spirit Sea."
Following Clark's guidance, several more shapes of varying forms appeared on the sand table.
Then, under Clark's direction, three shapes with inner angles perfectly overlapped with the triangle from before, forming a complete circle.
"It's that simple?"
Benjamin found it somewhat hard to believe. After all, he had personally constructed Wizardry Models before.
He remembered how much effort he had spent when constructing his first Wizardry Model.
"All I need to do is select runes from existing Wizardry Models?"
There were no fewer than a thousand basic runes currently discovered by Wizard Civilization. Beyond those, the number of specialized runes that Wizards had modified and evolved might even exceed ten billion.
Fortunately, most so-called specialized runes were used as core runes, keeping the construction of Wizardry Models from becoming too outrageously difficult.
A Wizardry Model was, in fact, composed of several core runes paired with varying numbers of basic runes.
Take the Alchemy Benjamin had constructed, for instance. Its core runes were the three fundamental runes of the Alchemy Department, supplemented by over a hundred other basic runes.
Together, they formed a complex three-dimensional model within his Spirit Sea.
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