To explain it to Zeliel more clearly, Manlin simply got up and pulled open the top drawer of the bookcase.
She rummaged through it for a while, then took out a magical scroll tied with pale golden thread.
"Give it a try. This is a second-tier Enchantment School spell, Stabilization Spell. It can temporarily soothe a target's pain and injuries. I inscribed it myself, and the quality is excellent."
Manlin handed the scroll to Zeliel. "See if you can learn it."
"Alright." Zeliel nodded and accepted the scroll.
After unfolding it, Zeliel slowly poured his spiritual power into the scroll, just as he had when learning Heavy Pressure.
But just as Manlin had said, the instant his spiritual power touched the inside of the scroll, an instinctive sense of rejection rose from the depths of his mind.
It felt like forcing himself to eat something nauseating. Even if he swallowed it with difficulty, he would immediately vomit it back up.
No matter how Zeliel tried to focus, he could not make out the spell structure inscribed within the scroll.
After trying several times, Zeliel finally gave up.
"How was it?" Manlin asked.
"No..." Zeliel shook his head.
"It's normal that you can't."
Manlin comforted him. "Throughout the entire history of magical development on the Candia Continent, no mage has ever been able to master both Elemental School and Enchantment School magic."
Although he had failed to learn the spell, Zeliel did not feel particularly discouraged. Instead, he now had a deeper understanding of this world's magical system.
And if his guess was correct, then with the help of [Spell Structure Evolution], he could ignore this restriction and learn the spell anyway.
Just imagine how terrifying a mage who mastered Elemental School, Arcane School, and Enchantment School magic all at once