"So that's how it is. So that's what plasticity means."
Alka, who has always been obsessed with the changes in the [Mirror] spell, finally found out where the spell has changed.
"Did you find out where your spell has become stronger?" Lucilia asked after she came out of the mirror.
Alka nodded.
"I found it. I never thought of thinking in this direction before. Sure enough, I still don't understand the spell enough."
The so-called strengthening of the plasticity of the [Mirror] spell refers to the spell itself.
The mirror spell is a rectangular block with an elongated I-shaped character inside.
This I-shaped character can be taken out, and other spells can be engraved inside to make it merge.
He had never thought that the spell could change like this before.
Can it be combined and merged? Direct modularization.
After all, the style of the spell itself cannot be changed. Once it is changed, it will become another spell, and the effect will also change.
For example, the one they are using now is more inclined to daily or ordinary spells.
It is simplified and weakened by a higher-level spell.
Alka, who has not yet understood the spell deeply, has no ability to weaken and simplify the original spell.
Naturally, he did not think about it.
In the end, there was really no other way, so he thought of this, but he was forced to be incapable.
These days, I still learned from Gami, and finally I was able to take out the "gong" character in the [Mirror] spell and carve a new spell into it.
Alka tried it.
The three very good spells used by Jack could not be carved in, nor could they be carried.
Simple spells such as [Sound Bird] can be engraved into it, which is also the first spell that Alka successfully merged.
However, the only regret is that the changed spell cannot be painted remotely, and must be printed on other materials to make it work.
Drawing remotely is like painting randomly, and the spell will fail, making it have no effect.
As for the reason, Alka doesn't know.
Looking at the pale white card in his hand.
The back of the card is pale white, and the front is outlined with black lines.
The spell style hidden in it is a rectangular box with three vertical lines of different lengths but neatly arranged in the middle.
Lucilia's eyes widened beside her, her face full of curiosity.
Alka infused a trace of magic into the card to activate it.
Let go of the card.
The spiral card fell to the floor, and with a burst of transparent light, a mirror as tall as the height of a person emerged from under his feet.
This mirror was obviously different from the previous ones from the moment it appeared.
When ordinary mirrors are made, they are smooth and without any pattern decoration, just a very ordinary and basic mirror surface.
And the edge of the mirror that appeared now has blue rune lines that look like a flying bird, and there are vines painted underneath.
And this mirror no longer reflects Alka's appearance.
What emerged inside was a bird standing on a branch, and it did not just stand there, but moved in the mirror, like a living thing.
It jumped twice on the branch, tilted its head and stared at Alka.
Alka waved at the mirror, then smiled and said, "My name is Alka."
After that, he snapped his fingers.
The mirror immediately twisted into a ball like a whirlwind, and turned into a strange glare. As the glare disappeared, a little bird emerged.
Then it spread its wings and flew directly to the table, looking at Lucilia.
In front of Lucilia, it shattered like a mirror and turned into a card.
"What does this mean?"
Watching Alka's actions throughout the process, Lucilia asked in confusion.
"Pour some magic into it."
Hearing this, Lucilia nodded and stretched out her hand to touch the card.
Although she couldn't touch the card, the magic would surge out and get into the card.
Of course, this magic was supported by Alka.
With a little touch of magic.
The card immediately turned into a mirror and floated in the air.
The mirror showed Alka's previous appearance. Alka in the mirror waved his hand and said with a smile: "My name is Alka."
Seeing this picture, Lucilia asked with a surprised expression: "Can the picture be transmitted as well?"
Alka nodded.
"Combining the two spells, it has the function of transmitting the picture as well, and the way of transmitting the message has become an ordinary bird."
As for whether the bird composed of lines is better or the ordinary bird is better, it is unknown.
It can only be said that each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
And the transmission distance of this bird is the same as the distance that the [Sound Bird] spell can reach.
So whether the fused spell is powerful depends on the degree of mastery of the spell that is integrated into the frame.
Rather than the degree of mastery of the [Mirror] spell.
This is a limitation.
"What else, what else?"
Lucelia asked curiously, she was curious about what other spells that could be fused would look like.
Hearing this, Alka's expression became awkward.
"What's wrong? Haven't you had time to experiment yet?" Seeing Alka's expression, Lusilia asked.
She thought Alka had only experimented with this kind of fusion spell.
Alka shook his head: "That's not the case."
Another card appeared in his hand, also a pale white card, but with a water drop pattern in the black border of the card, it was no longer blank like the previous one.
"What spell is this fused with?" Lusilia asked curiously.
"Spring water."
It was the spell that could produce a spring. Alka learned it mainly because he was afraid that he would run into a water shortage.
And this spell is easy to learn, and does not require deliberate practice, as long as you learn to master it.
After integrating the magic power into it, another mirror appeared in front of the two people, and this time the mirror did not reflect their appearance.
In the mirror, there was a scene of a spring in the mountains, with a spring in the middle, surrounded by mountain vegetation.
The spring water continued to flow out of the spring, gurgling around.
"Can I drink the spring water here?"
Lucilia looked at this scene and couldn't help guessing.
Arka shook his head, opened his mouth, and said awkwardly: "That's it."
"What do you mean?"
"You can only watch like this."
"..."Lucilia was slightly silent.
Then he asked cautiously: "In other words, just take a look at this scenery, there is nothing special about it?"
Arka nodded.
"..."
Lucilia was completely silent.
Isn't this a completely useless ability? Can it be fused like this?
"Ahem!" Arka cleared his throat and explained beside him: "After all, it is impossible for the fusion to always be useful. With so many ordinary spells, it is understandable that some useless ones are fused."
"The fusion between spells also depends on the degree of adaptation."
Lucilia nodded in agreement: "That's right, you can try more other spells, just in case you fuse out a powerful one."
"But you have to think about it carefully, after all, learning too many spells is not a good thing."
Arka nodded: "Don't worry, I know the limit."
After all, whether the fused ability is strong depends on Arka's mastery of the fused spell.
The more proficient he is in the spells in the mirror frame, the better the spells will be when they are combined.
So he has to make some choices, and before combining, he has to think about whether such a combination is useful.
It is best to find spells that are obviously well matched with the mirror. Of course, it is essentially based on luck, like a lottery.
It's just that such a lottery has certain rules.
Maybe.
Thinking of this, Alka said: "Go to the library and see if there are any interesting spells."
"No problem, I'll give you some reference."
After that, the two opened the door and walked out.
"By the way, Lucilia, do you want to get to know everyone?"
It would be too lonely if you were only familiar with yourself.
"Ah? I...I...I need to prepare. It's too sudden. Let me prepare myself first."
"It's okay. Take your time. We have plenty of time."
"Yes, thank you."
...
The ship moved slowly in the dark area.
At this time, more than half a month has passed since they left the middle area.
According to the characteristics of some islands and the distance, they are about to reach the edge of the dark area.
Reaching the edge is basically equivalent to leaving the dark area.
At the edge, there is no need to worry about the invasion of darkness affecting the spirit. Although it is still dark here, the energy of darkness is minimal.
Arka is steering the helm and learning under Andre's guidance.
Andre looked at the sea chart in his hand.
At this time, the clouds broke, and the faint moonlight fell, reflecting on the sea.
This means that it is dark outside, and the moon is just above them.
They have reached the edge, and are approaching the boundary where day and night are clearly distinguished. The occasional light has begun to become more frequent.
And the sea chart in Andre's hand is the map they obtained before, marking the safe route.
It is precisely because of the safe route on it that they returned faster than when they went there.
They didn't even encounter sea monsters along the way.
"It seems that the route on it can still be used. It is indeed convenient and fast."
Andre rolled up the sea chart and handed it to Alka, who put it directly into the ring.
Alka, who was steering the ship, suddenly felt his left arm getting hot, and he couldn't help shaking it when he loosened the rudder.
"What's wrong?" Andre asked, looking at Alka's strange behavior.
Alka frowned and looked at his left arm.
At this time, his left arm was burning, which was a bit inexplicable.
"Ding! Ding!"
At this time, a bell suddenly rang on the observation deck, which meant that the members on alert had found something wrong.
I only saw Sofia sticking his head out and shouting loudly: "A fleet is approaching us. It's dark and I can't see their flags. I don't know if they are enemies or friends!"
Hearing this, Andrew immediately paced on the spot and flew up, jumping onto the observation deck along the cable.
A monocular telescope appeared in his hand.
Open the telescope and look into the distance.
Due to the ringing of the bell, all the main members on the ship came to the deck.
Hamo, who had been breathing fresh air on the deck, walked to Alka's side.
"What happened? It's too dark here, I can't see at all, and it's too unfriendly to ordinary people here."
Alka shook his head while steering the rudder to indicate that he didn't know either.
At this moment, the clouds in the sky broke.
The faint moonlight fell.
The place where the light shone was just in front of the ship, just illuminating the fleet heading towards them.
With the reflection of the moonlight.
Several huge ships appeared, with black sails on the ships and pirate flags above.
A sickle was inserted into the skull.
Looking at this scene, Alka widened his eyes.
It was exactly the scene he saw when he held the sword of mercy.
"Be careful! Get out of the way!"
A piercing whistle came.
Before Alka could react, he saw Hammer in front of him turned into a ball of blood mist.