Redes's voice rang out continuously through the hall as he offered guidance.
Just as Benjamin had expected, Redes's session couldn't really be called an academic presentation.
Everything he explained consisted of practical techniques distilled from his own experience.
But that didn't mean Redes's techniques were lacking. Quite the opposite—Benjamin felt he'd benefited immensely.
Looking at the target before him, Benjamin slowly adjusted the trajectory of his mental-power fluctuations according to the method Redes had just demonstrated.
He raised a hand.
Buzz!
A nearly transparent wind blade silently formed, slicing through the air in an instant and carving a smooth gash into the rune target in the distance.
Watching the target rapidly heal, a flicker of surprise passed through Benjamin's eyes. "That's an outrageous effect—"
More importantly, the true value of this technique wasn't in that slight improvement, but in its adaptability.
No matter what type of wizardry it was, it could be used as long as the corresponding mental-power fluctuation frequency was recalculated. It was practically applicable to every wizardry system.
For ordinary wizards, this might only have been a pretty good little trick.
But Benjamin was different—he had two systems!
At that thought, Benjamin had already begun deducing in his mind the possibilities of combining this method of mental-power fluctuation with various modification spells.
"Or perhaps I don't need to use it on modification spells. If I apply it to new Rune Artifacts, it might greatly improve the efficiency of casting wizardry, or further reduce the overload on spell arrays—"
But as he carefully worked through the deductions, Benjamin realized something was wrong.
"This—no wonder Lord Redes said he couldn't yet uncover the deeper principles behind it."
The surface principle of this technique sounded simple enough. It seemed that all one needed to do was adjust mental power according