Anfuni was speechless. After all the trouble she had gone through to get here, she had only wanted to discuss recent developments with Li Ziran. Yet now he was discussing what the Transcendent Spell was with her best friend.
At first, she could follow a little, but soon she was completely lost and could only move aside to make awkward conversation with the Black Dragon.
Ke'er explained in great detail, giving Li Ziran a systematic account of how elements evolved.
The earliest historical records stated that the Red Soil Continent had possessed eight transcendent elements. Over time, those elements began to break down, forming secondary elements.
After more than a thousand years of evolution, the secondary elements broke down again, forming tertiary elements. By the present day, the elements had undergone roughly seventeen systematic, large-scale decompositions, producing the kaleidoscopic variety of elements that existed today.
Although the number of elemental types had increased, their quality was no longer remotely comparable to what it had once been.
Take fire elements, for example. In ancient times, a single flicker of flame could burn for a thousand miles. The purple flames currently burning through the Elf Rainforest would have been nothing more than an ordinary blaze back then, but now such flames had long since vanished from the memories of ordinary living beings.
Even the Elves, who excelled at magic more than anyone else, could do nothing about these high-tier elements.
Even some magic towers had no records of such flames, leading them to ignorantly assume this was divine punishment.
Without question, the more concentrated an element's power was, the greater the power it could release. Even with an ordinary fireball spell, a fireball formed from secondary fire elements was on an entirely different scale from one made with present-day flames.
Li Ziran