Manus's Spider-Silk Robe

"Besides, after my life transformation, my magical power has already far surpassed my peak before I crossed over. There's simply no need to use magic whose consumption exceeds the limit, and effects that reduce magic consumption are no longer necessary either."

Although Manus still could not freely cast every spell, after all, some magic had never been designed to be cast directly by a single person.

But Manus had no use for magic that could affect cities or nations at will, or shake dimensions—at least not while he still cared about his reputation and status as the protagonist.

Since that was the case, the problem was simple.

Stack damage output!

The magical structures that amplified spell effects and accelerated magical power circulation had never fought such a wealthy battle before. Even after Manus pushed both effects to their limits, he still had some room to spare.

Although, in theory, these two values could be stacked infinitely, factors such as material properties and the nature of magical power itself meant that, in reality, both eventually fell into diminishing returns.

And the cost of investment was also something that had to be considered.

Thus, once the cost-effectiveness reached a point where it was absolutely not worth it, those two effects had effectively been raised to their limits.

The remaining space was neither large nor small. He could still add a few enchantments, but the truly core effects were out of the question.

After thinking it over, Manus chose several useful everyday enchantments to add, saving himself from having to cast extra spells later.

"It should be finished in another three or four days."

Before leaving, Manus took another look at the Magical Loom. After its energy source had been switched from the soul power he produced to Infused Spider Silk, the Magical