After confirming Mimic Grass's actual effects, all sorts of wild ideas instantly sprang into Ron's mind.
Naturally, the possibility most relevant to him at the moment was using this projection effect in Magic Duel matches.
Previously, what Ron found most regrettable was that during Magic Duel contests, everyone could only watch the cards the players played. Over time, ordinary spectators would probably grow tired of it.
But if, every time a player played a card from their hand, a projection of the corresponding magic could appear at the venue, it would naturally stimulate the audience's senses to a tremendous degree.
Especially high-tier fifth- and sixth-tier magic, as well as legendary-tier magic beyond that—the grandeur of those scenes would far surpass the Spring Martial Tournament.
After all, no matter how popular the Spring Martial Tournament was, its combat level had always been limited to the second and third tiers.
Even if someone truly possessed extraordinary talent, at most they would reach the fourth tier.
Take Wodesen, for instance. Though he was only a third-tier warrior at present, in terms of actual combat strength, he could very likely rival an ordinary fourth-tier warrior.
But in the end, the Spring Martial Tournament was always confined to the intermediate level. It was impossible for scenes involving high-tier, or even legendary-tier, power to appear.
The Human Empire had an enormous population base. The number of high-tier warriors and mages combined could nearly reach one hundred thousand.
Of those, sixth-tier warriors and mages alone probably accounted for around a tenth—roughly ten thousand.
But once one reached the legendary tier, the numbers plummeted. At present, the known legendary-tier humans numbered only around thirty or forty.
For a Human Empire with a population in the billions, that truly was not a large number.
So if a magic that