Divine Art Studies No Longer Existed

The foundation of Curse Sorcery was belief. As long as a creature believed in this set of theories, their Spirituality could draw in Mysterious Power and accomplish things that utterly defied common sense.

Curse Sorcery could turn a kitten into a Dragon, completely transforming both its physical qualities and mass.

Likewise, as long as the theory allowed it, that kitten could also become a Dragon.

That was also the secret behind how Curse Crown, despite having only just entered the sixth ring, became the leading figure of the Curse School back then.

He had created a perfect set of theories that allowed him to do almost anything.

Of course, that anything was only theoretical.

Every Curse Sorcery had a success rate, and that rate was inversely proportional to the extent to which the Curse Sorcery distorted reality, while being directly proportional to the Wizard's strength—that was, the strength of their soul.

The stronger a Wizard's soul, the more abundant their Spirituality. The more abundant their Spirituality, the more Mysterious Power they could draw in, and the lower the difficulty of distorting reality.

Theoretically speaking, once one reached the level of a Great Wizard, even a Wizard with the lowest Spirituality could use some simple Curse Sorcery.

But Richard seemed to have not the slightest bit of Spirituality because he was a transmigrator. More horrifying still, the Curse School did not seem unfamiliar with Richard's condition.

"Who could surpass religion when it came to fabricated theories?"

Richard looked at the Holy Light, and an inexplicable feeling suddenly rose within him.

He felt that Curse Crown had given him the Curse Principles precisely so that he would come to this realization.

Faith Power occupied a large portion of the Curse Principles. Curse Crown had noticed this wondrous power long ago, and in