Writing the textbook for Spell class had not taken long. It covered barely a dozen spells in all.
Lu Yi cut out a great deal of unnecessary material. With concise explanations and illustrations, he covered everything in detail in just a few dozen pages.
Once he was satisfied with it, Lu Yi used Geminio to make several copies of the textbook and handed them out the next day.
The material itself was simple: how to move the Wand for each spell, what the spell did, and what intention to form in the mind.
Because they spoke a different language, he would have to teach the pronunciations face-to-face in class.
That way, they could practice the wand movements outside class, while he used class time to teach pronunciation and give individual guidance, helping them master the spells faster.
Soul Masters had such control over their bodies that they could practice wand movements far more efficiently than younger students at a magic school.
The spells in the first textbook were generally easy to learn and more useful in daily life than in combat.
They included practical spells such as the basic Fire-Making Spell, the basic Severing Charm, Scourgify, the Mending Charm, and Aguamenti. There was also the Bubble-Head Charm, which let them breathe underwater or shield themselves from wind, and the Water and Fire Protection Charm, which kept them dry and offered some protection against burns.
It also covered four spells for manipulating objects: the Summoning Charm, the Knockback Jinx, the Levitation Charm, and the Arresting Charm. They could be used to control opponents in combat or simply make daily life easier.
Compared with the Tang Sect's secret art, Controlling Crane Capturing Dragon, those four spells were quicker to learn and produced more immediate results, though each approach had its strengths.
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