"First, we need to establish one thing: transforming a normal human being into an object is equivalent in effect to the ninth-ring spell [Complete Transfiguration].
The Wasteland's magical effects require no concentration, so the only way to dispel one would be a third-
ring [Dispel Magic], or one cast using a higher-ring spell slot.
Of course, trying to dispel a ninth-ring spell with a third-ring slot requires tremendous luck. Nine times out of ten, it will fail—but conversely, that still leaves a one-in-ten chance of success.
As long as you try once every morning, with the patience to grind a stone down into a needle, you'll eventually have a chance of dispelling the effect.
I assume you've already tried this method and failed, correct? Surely you didn't try nothing at all and simply decide that my family could solve your problem."
Halahar began gathering things into her belt pouch. Only when Tang Qi took a closer look did he realize they were little sewn dolls: a small brown bear, a little pink pig, and a duck with tiny, bead-sized eyes.
House Hal had always enjoyed a good reputation in the Wasteland.
After all, they took on the duty of protecting people without demanding compensation in return.
Even Dragon Gold City had to rely on the [Spear Tax] during wartime to generate revenue and cover military expenses.
Yet House Hal sent out spellcasters without charging a penny. At most, they ate a meal provided by the village.
Good people deserved honesty in return. Tang Qi wanted to resolve the problem before him as soon as possible, so he had no intention of hiding anything. "Actually, I haven't had the means to try. I haven't learned [Dispel Magic] yet—"
"One in every ten wizards who reaches the third ring chooses either [Counterspell]