Ch. 21Concept for a Composite Spell
Luo Lin refined his control over opposing energy particles, then began designing a wind-and-water composite spell for Wizard Stone’s final assessment. After choosing a practical cleansing and stabilizing effect, he spent his days researching and testing spell models, ending with new inspiration from Wizard Eric’s advice.
- Luo Lin used mental force to buffer conflicting particles and learned to keep them balanced for over five minutes.
- Wizard Stone praised Luo Lin’s barely successful assignment, then taught the apprentices about interactions between different elemental particles.
- The Moonlight Orchid in Luo Lin’s nourishment array bloomed, and he collected its petals for calming potions.
- Wizard Stone assigned a final assessment: each apprentice had to design and cast a minor composite spell within a month to earn course certification and eligibility for a laboratory assistant position.
- Luo Lin chose wind and water for a supportive spell that could disperse dust, purify odors, and calm energy disturbances.
- Luo Lin researched and tested spell models, and Wizard Eric’s advice on energy-field gradients and mental-force anchors gave him fresh inspiration.