The hourglass began to run. Grains of elemental essence fell at tremendous speed, forming a complex ring structure that seemed to isolate Kroya within another space.
Inside that space of pure elements, elemental power surrounded his body, allowing him to sense as much of its true nature as possible.
During this process, Kroya reined in the magic power of his Rainbow Poem, relying purely on his formidable control to command the elements.
He also used those elements to cast all the different elemental spells he knew and had studied.
Frost Arrow, Wind Blade Spell, Chain Lightning, Flight Spell, Earth Vein Fission... and more.
Naturally, this consumed enormous amounts of mental power. Restraining and controlling elemental magic power through mental power alone was genuinely a novel experience for him.
The elemental power that had always been utterly suppressed beneath the radiance of the Rainbow Poem now felt boundlessly vast.
Yes, this was the world of elements that ordinary mages must have experienced.
The fundamental elements that constituted the world.
Like the sun, they possessed a rhythm brimming with life, yet they were also different-cold, heavy, light...
He had to admit that this was an entirely new world he had never experienced, one certainly no less remarkable than the lofty sun.
He soon became immersed in it. Beside him, Miya watched the elemental essence rapidly draining through the hourglass, an expression of profound satisfaction on their face.
Every passing grain of elemental essence represented another elemental structure that Kroya was rapidly analyzing.
The human brain was a structure more sophisticated than any machine, and the speed at which it operated was simply unimaginable.
Miya was not afraid of Kroya consuming the elemental power here. Their only worry was that he might fail to study properly. As long as he learned well, no