NOVPUBChapter 79: Chapter 79 Transcendent Ecology and Witchcraft Seed_1
Chapter 79 -79 Transcendent Ecology and Witchcraft Seed_1
Ramore Steam Tower.
The most coveted feature was the “Origin Energy Baptism Pool.”
Within the Origin Energy Baptism Pool, one could quickly level up.
For many Transcendents around level twenty who had begun expending large amounts of Origin Energy to develop their ecological framework,
a single baptism could save them years of struggle.
As for another coveted destination,
it was the “Transcendent Power Conversion Pool.”
Not that there was anything remarkable about the Transcendent Power Conversion Pool itself,
but because it was often adjacent to the Transcendent Sequence Inheritance Land, and the Extraordinary Spell Reserve Land.
Especially the Extraordinary Spell Reserve Land.
This place was a strategic core for any High Tower community.
Entering the Transcendent Power Conversion Pool came with a half-price discount.
But when it came to purchasing Transcendent spells there, such discounts were not available.
Passing through the Magic Door, one would arrive at the 36th floor of the High Tower.
Upon entering, Tuck noticed that, like the other floors of the High Tower, this floor had been modified.
Those “door frames” that appeared to be alive at a glance.
They were obviously The Magic Doors; behind them might be Mr. Aubrey’s “Magic Cottage.”
Tuck presented the proof given to him by Hilor to participate in the Demon King’s Tomb.
The female receptionist dressed in light blue outfits immediately bowed and greeted him respectfully.
“Greetings, brave one who participates in the Demon King’s Tomb! I am very pleased to serve you.”
The voice sounded somewhat mechanical, as if not quite human.
Tuck took a closer look and his eyebrows raised slightly.
“An Alchemy Doll? And inside, there is a Companions Summoning Spirit.”
“The intelligence of a Companions Summoning Spirit combined with the agility of an Alchemy Doll, a perfect combination.”
“Those secret puppeteers have already started replacing workers with these summoned beings with spirits?”
“If this method were used in my former world, it would definitely be shearing the wool off capitalism.”
“I want to learn some witchcraft.”
Tuck stated his purpose.
“Certainly, you may enter the witchcraft collection area, at the far end.”
“The grimoires in the entire Spell Hall are presented in text introduction form,”
“You can note down the witchcraft you wish to learn and purchase them at the exit.”
“Also, for a brave warrior like yourself, there is a half-price discount for the Transcendent Power Conversion Pool right now.”
“Hmm!” Tuck nodded his head.
Pocketing his proof of participation, Tuck headed inside.
The witchcraft Tuck had learned before were priced low and were cheap,
and although they could barely be classified at the one-star level, they were still far from the witchcraft that contained complete “Witchcraft Seeds.”
But if the power standard of one-star spells was around ten, with good extensibility, strong malleability, and thick potential,
then those basic witchcraft only had a power of about five or six points, with average extensibility and malleability, lacking much potential for in-depth development.
Two-star witchcraft, on the other hand, had a base power of between twenty and thirty.
The unique attributes contained in Two-star witchcraft also made the inherent damage characteristics and functional attributes far more powerful.
Three-star witchcraft belonged to the category of Rune Magic.
If one’s ecology was not powerful enough and they forcibly activated Rune Magic, the ecology itself might be dismembered.
Moreover, Rune Magic required a corresponding Rune Ring Staff, or the construction of a special rune ecological zone within one’s own ecology, in order to be proficiently mastered and deployed.
The more powerful the method, the more stringent the conditions for deployment.
Furthermore,
Rune Magic necessitated the nurturing of corresponding rune attributes in a Rune Land.
Clearly, the Ramore Tower City-State did not have the capability to cultivate Rune Magic.
Those forces capable of finding and developing “Rune Lands,”
were without exception ancient and mysterious entities.
In many Transcendent Worlds, big and small, there were legendary stories about them.
Normally,
a Wizard would need a certain amount and a sufficient variety of one-star witchcraft to cope with complex situations.
Two-star witchcraft could already be considered a substantial ace in the hole.
Creating a rather perfect framework of spells to work in tandem,
and Tuck could go even further on this foundation.
Systematic “Origin Energy Experience” allowed for incredibly precise allocations in the finer branches of witchcraft.
For instance, significantly speeding up the casting of a particular spell,
or enhancing the power of a Fire spell upon explosion.
Or even, if the piercing attribute of a penetrative spell was not sharp enough, reinforce its penetration while also boosting the spell’s stealth attribute.
For other Transcendents, such detailed and specialized enhancements were extremely difficult; indeed, it required plenty of time and effort to research and even draw upon corresponding Transcendent Characteristics for reinforcement.
But Tuck only needed to use SSS Level precision to find the right direction, and leave the rest to the system.
No worries about targeting issues,
nor concerns about slow casting efficiency,
and also less worry about the consumption of Origin Energy.
This significantly broadened the range of spells Tuck could choose from.
Before long, Tuck stopped in front of three Arcane Shot witchcraft.
One with a basic power of nine, but quick to master and relatively high in precision.
One with a basic power of twelve, more difficult to master, demanding a certain degree of physical strength, and with a rather esoteric targeting when casting.
The last one had an even higher basic power of fifteen.
No matter how Tuck viewed it, this last one seemed less like a “bullet shot” class and would be more accurately categorized as “Arcane Cannon.”
This witchcraft, with energy accumulation, can reach the standard of Two-Star Wizardry, or even higher.
The astonishing convergence of Origin Energy, the prolonged compression of this energy, and the staggering feedback of the explosion.
One shot down, and if the enemy doesn’t die, you’re the one who’s dead.
It’s the kind of tactic that leaves no way out for the enemy and no way out for oneself, highlighting a sense of absoluteness.
But from these somewhat incredible spells, one can see.
The witchcraft reserves of Ramore are quite impressive.
Witchcraft with strong advantages, minor weaknesses that are not pronounced, and high plasticity.
This is the broad direction Tuck has chosen.
On the other hand, there’s the compatibility with SSS-Level Precision.
For example, when Tuck selected fireball-type witchcraft, he chose the “Nightmare Fire Oil Bomb,” a highly plastic fireball technique with both “condensed state” and “excitation state.”
This witchcraft is also a bona fide enhanced version of the Fire Oil Technique.
One spell after another was selected.
Tuck chose very carefully and looked very earnest.
Even when he encountered something he didn’t quite understand, Tuck took a trip to the entrance.
He inquired with the “Alchemy Doll” miss there.
The controller behind her obviously did not expect such a cunning move from him.
However, seeing that the other party was only Level 18, the operator understood a little.
The person was not very enthusiastic about answering Tuck’s questions.
It has to be said, just the knowledge gained from coming to the High Tower’s Magic Sanctuary has given Tuck a whole new understanding of the witchcraft system.
“The things are good, but they’re also genuinely expensive,” Tuck said.
Looking at the official prices listed by the Steam Tower.
And thinking back to his witchcraft purchases in the Underground Street of Ramore.
The prices are worlds apart.
This made Tuck slightly puzzled.
Although the witchcraft below, and the official witchcraft produced by Ramore’s High Tower.
There is a certain gap between the two.
But the price shouldn’t be that much of a difference!
With such doubts, Tuck selected the witchcraft he needed and went to the checkout at the exit.
[Arcane Shot]
[Abyss · Bloodthirsty Demon Vine]
[Nightmare Fire Oil Bomb]
[Micro Hurricane Spell]
[Dragon Source Scale Shield]
Tuck handed over the small slips of paper listing the five witchcraft spells he wanted to purchase.
Quickly, the black-robed Wizard at the checkout, with a slightly hoarse and indifferent voice, said.
“That will be 520 Magic Gold.”
As Tuck was paying, he asked.
“Are all the spells here this expensive?”
The black-robed Wizard looked at Tuck and then slowly explained, “The spells stored here are the first batch of witchcraft crystalline seeds we Ramore deliberately kept.”
“Whether it’s potency, sequence activity, or ultimate strength.”
“They are all top-level standards for the same type of witchcraft you can find on the market.”
“As for the defective and incomplete ones, they’re not valuable and have been dealt with very cheaply by those below Ramore.”
“If you thoroughly receive the inheritance of such witchcraft Sequence Seeds once, you won’t have such doubts.”
What the other party said helped to clear up many of Tuck’s doubts.
Biological breeding Transcendent Sequence Seeds!
Similarly, ecology can also cultivate various witchcraft seeds.
It’s not bad to leave a witchcraft legacy imprinted on a scroll through one’s soul.
But this relies entirely on the strength of “people” and can damage one’s own witchcraft characteristics.
In the realm of Transcendent Studies, it doesn’t quite conform to the rules and characteristics of “sequence.”
But using a “Transcendent ecology” with living activity to cultivate witchcraft seeds is evidently more convenient and more in line with the rules of the Transcendent World.
In the ecosystem, witchcraft seeds also have their strengths and weaknesses.
The cheap ones Tuck had learned before.
And now in his hands, he holds the genuine top-level One-Star witchcraft.
“Thank you for the explanation.”
After paying, the black-robed Wizard patted the Monster Box beside him and dropped in the slips of paper that recorded the witchcraft Tuck had selected.
After the Monster Box rumbled and shook, it opened its mouth and spat out.
An iron box fell out.
It was even covered with a lot of slime.
Noticing Tuck’s slightly awkward expression, the black-robed Wizard explained.
“The saliva of these Gurglums is a natural antidote.”
“Many potions contain similar ingredients.”
“Moreover, this saliva also has the capability to lubricate and mitigate the opposition of Transcendent attributes.”
“Otherwise, with so many Transcendent Characteristics stacked together, it would be an unstable, large Alchemy bomb.”
“Hmm!”
Tuck waved his hand, and a Shadow Tentacle wrapped the iron box into the shadows behind him, disappearing from sight.
He then walked toward the “Transcendent Power Conversion Pool.”
Upon Tuck’s departure,
a short-haired, slender Transcendent Swordsman dressed in a brown suit came out from the corner.
As soon as the black-robed Wizard saw the newcomer, he immediately adopted a respectful demeanor and bowed, saying.
“Baron Blanc.”
