Kaecilius clapped his hands and explained to Ryan how to form a Magic Spear, along with the points he needed to watch out for.
The Magic seemed to draw on the power of the Mirror Dimension.
It was incredibly powerful.
Once he had finished teaching, he asked Ryan to give it a try.
He offered some encouragement too. "A Magic Spear is an advanced Magic. You'd be wrong to think it's as easy as the Magic you've learned so far. Don't be discouraged if you can't master it right away. I spent countless years learning to make one."
Kaecilius had barely finished speaking when Ryan copied his movements and formed a transparent spear in his hand.
Its sharp point and surging energy were even more impressive than Kaecilius's own.
"Impossible." Kaecilius stared, stunned. "How could you learn such a difficult Magic just by watching it once?"
Then he watched Ryan hurl the magic spear. The transparent weapon tore through the wind and snow and drove straight into the mountainside.
Kaecilius was too stunned to speak.
His thoughts were a mess. The Magic Spear had always been a skill he prided himself on.
Yet here was a Sorcerer who had listened to a few instructions and casually produced a better Magic Spear than his.
Worse still, Ryan had thrown it.
Even Kaecilius was still researching how to throw a Magic Spear without losing control of it.
Such Magic Talent was unheard of.
Kaecilius gaped, heedless of the wind driving snow into his throat. "How could you learn a Magic that powerful after seeing it once?"
"It wasn't that hard." Ryan spread his hands awkwardly.
He had Magic Talent, and his Super Brain could analyze spells. He had also read more than half the spellbooks in the Spell House.
With all that