Several months had quietly passed since Cui Ciyou proposed his "magic model" theory.
During that time, Cui Ciyou and Roxy regularly discussed and researched the nature of magic.
They also systematically organized and put into practice the theory of "silent-casting magic models."
Perhaps it was thanks to Cui Ciyou's unique guidance through his mental power, or perhaps Roxy's talent had finally been freed from the confines of her old way of thinking.
She made astonishing progress in both her understanding and application of the "magic model" theory.
(She could deeply understand some of the fundamentals behind the generation of magic: for instance, the creation of water-hydrogen and oxygen atoms; the burning of flames-magic power as energy, oxygen as the medium.)
(Rather than casting magic purely through incantations.)
By now, Roxy could instantly cast every offensive Advanced Magic spell she knew without an incantation.
She had nearly reached Sylphiette's level during her time at the Ranoa University of Magic in the original story.
Her initial attempts had been difficult:
Roxy was accustomed to relying on lengthy incantations to mobilize her magic power and construct elaborate spell formulas. Completely abandoning the "crutch" of incantations and controlling the elements through mental power and an understanding of abstract models alone was no easier than asking someone who had only just recovered from a long illness and still walked with crutches to suddenly run unaided.
At the moment of casting, she often instinctively wanted to recite the incantations she knew by heart. Or her mind failed to precisely capture, arrange, and bind those active elemental particles in an instant, causing the spell to fail, greatly weakening its power, or even triggering a backlash.
But whenever she was confused, Cui Ciyou would take her hand with her permission, using his own mental power as a template