Spell Magical Pressure, 1500

Generally speaking, a Failed Combination Spell was a spell formed by mixing two different spell mediums together, possessing the effects of both mediums at once. Since this type of spell did not give rise to a third spell, it was considered a failed product.

But Dark Archmage was different. It required the simultaneous cooperation of two mediums to give rise to a single spell effect.

In essence, it might actually count as an ordinary spell cast through a single medium.

During its research stage, this spell was an insurmountable challenge for modern Wizards. That was why the previous Instructor had considered it an incomplete spell.

However, Leo had completed it through the Compendium Manual.

The current Dark Archmage was a spell with tremendous research value. Even Formal Wizards would likely be interested if they learned of it.

Thinking of this, Leo recalled the curiosity the Instructor had displayed toward him while controlling Uriel's body.

Leo murmured inwardly, I hope the Instructor hasn't set his sights on me. I don't want to be watched by a Formal Wizard whose strength and scheming are both unfathomably deep. That would be no good thing.

To the current Leo, the Instructor was absolutely an enemy he was far too weak to contend with.

A vast space of white bones.

This was a temporary spell practice space Jindeli had created for Duvila.

Practicing Necromancy spells here would yield twice the result with half the effort.

Outside the training ground was a small room.

Jindeli and the respectful-looking Keli were there.

With his hands clasped behind his back, Jindeli said, "Keli, are you saying Leo can cast a powerful Failed Combination Spell?

"This Failed Combination Spell has power sufficient to rival a Combination Spell, and it is even a Necromancy spell."

Keli replied respectfully, "Yes, Formal