He first shifted his gaze away from the two dim white orbs.
The blue [Arcane Overload] felt more like a desperate trump card—trading self-harm for an explosive burst.
It sounded cool, but at its core, it was an act of overdrawing oneself. Using it would affect his subsequent spellcasting.
Besides, he currently had no "ultimate move" worth paying such a price to enhance.
As for the green [Multicasting], to be honest, he was very tempted.
This talent would not only greatly improve his efficiency when clearing multiple enemies, but if used well, it could even let him attack two targets at once to grind proficiency.
It was just... green.
With purple and orange options available, choosing a green talent somehow felt like a loss.
Not to mention that line in the description: "Spell effects will be weakened accordingly."
Thinking of this, He Xi decided to consult his teacher first.
"Teacher, I remember that two-headed ogres can use Multicasting when they cast spells, right?"
"Mhm. Why?"
"I want to know—after they turn a spell into a multicasted one, by how much does its effect weaken?"
"Not necessarily." Fivik's answer was crisp. "It depends on individual differences and bloodline concentration."
"For weaker two-headed ogres, spells split through Multicasting may have less than half their original power. But for formidable individuals, the reduction in power will be much smaller."
"The differences between people with one head are already enormous, let alone them, with two heads."
"Then... could there be cases where Multicasting doesn't weaken the effect, or even makes it stronger?"
"Of course. That happens among Hydras. And not to mention beholders—those monsters can even use their eye stalks to fire ten rays with different effects at the same time, and the power of each one is hardly diminished."
After hearing his teacher's