Ruger saw Stray Hair One's gesture and naturally knew which spell it had chosen, but he still patiently demonstrated them all. Stray Hair One watched quietly. Even after becoming a deity, it still had to be a well-behaved strand of fur before its master.
As for finding more one-ring spells, he had not been making empty promises. He could modify some himself, or go to Falling Moon City and buy them from the fat, round Old Wizard in that Wizard City. Of course, there were limits to everything. He could not learn every one-ring spell just to bestow divine spells.
If a spell was something Stray Hair One could accept and also offered him some help, all the better.
If they could not both benefit, he had decided to follow Stray Hair One's preferences. Whatever it liked would surely be something it could bear and accept. That was how they had chosen the zero-ring spell Lesser Sharpness last time.
At the same time, he was considering what help the spell Stray Hair One had indicated might offer him.
Because what it had just pointed at with its bent, furry body was his shadow.
In other words, it wanted the one-ring spell Shadow Servant. Ruger imagined it bestowing this so-called divine spell upon all the Fuzzies, and every Fuzzy producing a shadow Fuzzy of its own. The thought made his skin itch.
However, this spell did have an advantage he had not considered before.
Given the Fuzzies' purity and devotion, bestowing divine spells upon them would naturally go smoothly. But their mental power was weak. Like the God-Gifted under other Wizards, they needed to draw on their deity's strength and consume faith power to cast spells. That was why ordinary Faith Wizards did not bestow divine spells in large numbers. They