Those absorbed impurities became "magical effects." As long as the mana flow of Absorption Magic was cut off, they would vanish directly.
"Material-to-energy conversion?"
Ming Ge thought of that term.
It sounded sophisticated, but it was actually everywhere.
Matter and energy could be converted into one another; their relationship was inseparable.
Mana in particular could trigger supernatural phenomena, which was itself an extremely advanced form of conversion.
Come to think of it, this effect was actually similar to the Mana Extraction Method.
It converted bodily energy into spiritual energy, rapidly restoring mana; then magic was cast through mental power—this too was a process of conversion.
"This magic has quite a promising future..."
Ming Ge fell into thought.
Phase Shift Magic
Mana's nature could interfere with matter, but mana itself was not a destructive force like fire. Rather, it was a key capable of triggering supernatural phenomena and interfering with the workings of the world.
Mana itself was mental power that had undergone a qualitative transformation and enhancement. Magic was a phenomenon formed by refining mental power through fixed rituals and altering its nature.
A magic chant was guiding language that directed mana to produce a certain magical phenomenon.
If one could directly alter mana's form and nature, one could grasp the essence of magic.
In Ming Ge's research, magic itself possessed the dual characteristics of matter and energy.
After Absorption Magic absorbed waste from the human body and turned it into the power of a magical effect, it would lose its mana supply and disappear once Ming Ge canceled the spell's operation.
Or rather, it did not disappear, but transformed into some sort of spiritual residue, like mana dregs.
Because it was too minuscule, it would vanish without mana sustaining it.
Ming Ge wondered whether a second qualitative transformation of