He Xi had no idea why the other party had pulled him alone into a space like this.
He could only speculate that the fairy named Tilda had paid him such special attention and repeatedly extended the tea party because she had been waiting for her adoptive mother to return.
Then what had she meant by "an erroneous judgment"?
Unable to make sense of it all, he could only be certain that he did not seem to be in any danger for now. And the condition for leaving this place was simply to learn the spell before him.
He Xi focused his attention on the enormous page before him and carefully studied the spell's contents:
[Tasha's Hideous Laughter] 1st-circle spell. Requires you to maintain concentration. Effect: Injects an overload of "absurdity" into the target's mind, overriding their normal cognition and paralyzing their bodily functions through uncontrollable laughter. Casting components: Specific laughter syllables must be uttered. The effect is enhanced if accompanied by materials symbolizing "frivolity" (such as feathers or sweets).
After thinking it over, He Xi understood. Put simply, it was a single-target control spell that did not consume much magic power, yet had an exceptional effect.
He continued reading.
Precautions: 1. Don't use it on idiots! (Those with Wisdom around 4 or lower.) They don't even understand where the joke is, so it's a complete waste of magic power. (A dumb face emoji that had been crossed out.) 2. During the duration, intense pain or willpower gathered in the pauses between bouts of laughter may allow the target to break free.
The final passage was even more unrestrained than the previous text:
Guess who invented this spell? Compared to blasting those insufferably arrogant fellows with a Fireball Spell, I much prefer the ridiculous sight of