It was much like a Daoist failing on his first attempt to draw a talisman.
After several failures in a row, Li Wei finally produced the first spell scroll of his life-Dancing Lights.
He sealed the special paper inscribed with Dancing Lights in specially made waterproof cloth, rolled it up, and a spell scroll was complete!
Li Wei had no intention of using this spell scroll. Instead, he solemnly sealed it away in his Storage Space as a keepsake.
Afterward, he used spell templates for zero-circle and first-circle arcana to produce thirty spell scrolls in succession.
Li Wei did not actually intend to use all these spell scrolls, either.
With his magical expertise, he had no need for spell scrolls to help him attack his enemies.
He planned to place them in the Alchemy Workshop as samples for production.
For the time being, Li Wei had no intention of mass-producing spell scrolls.
After all, if these things fell into an enemy's hands in sufficient quantities, they really could turn defeat into victory with ease!
Even Li Wei could suffer serious injuries or die on the spot if an enemy launched a surprise attack using a large number of first-circle spell scrolls.
Spell scrolls are the magical equivalent of pistols and grenades. They're simple to use, but incredibly powerful!
Now I'm an arms manufacturer in the Wizarding World, too!
And compared to the "pistols" Ollivander sells, what I'm selling are explosives like grenades and TNT!
Li Wei placed the thirty spell scrolls in the Alchemy Workshop, thinking this with a mixture of pride and worry.
He was not short of money, and he really did not want to sell such terrifying magical creations indiscriminately throughout the Wizarding World.
But spell scrolls were undeniably convenient and powerful. Perhaps there would come a