Of the two spells he chose to inscribe, one was the Elemental Hammer he had just mentioned, and the other was Elemental Pouch.
The latter temporarily gathered a certain type of magic power into a small pouch, allowing the power inside to be used when needed.
It was a way to temporarily boost magic power.
Elemental Pouch was also exceedingly rare. There was a version for every element, each with different magic runes and spell models.
Kroya had learned the five basic versions-Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth-but those were enough.
He began by inscribing Elemental Hammer.
This time, he once again chose the Kaba Beast's teeth. Since they used their teeth to chew, inscribing the spell there was clearly more suitable.
"One spell has already been inscribed. If I inscribe a second one now, will their spell models or effects conflict?"
Honestly, he wanted to try it and see what happened.
Most of his recent inscriptions had been on magic plants. He had done very few on magical beasts like these.
What would happen if two spells were inscribed in the same place?
In his vision, the Kaba Beast's Astral Spirit Body was composed of lines, and a spell model representing Steel Hardening already occupied its teeth.
Yet when he projected his consciousness into it and began casting Elemental Hammer, the Steel Hardening spell model actually merged directly with it.
No, "merged" wasn't quite the right word.
Although the spell models had joined into one whole, each remained independent, as though something larger had wrapped around them both.
Notifications appeared-
``` [Inscription successful: Kaba Beast · Teeth (Elemental Hammer)]
[When the Kaba Beast casts this spell, its teeth will gain an Elemental Hammer enchantment. Every time it chews an object, the effect will trigger.]
[The Kaba Beast can choose