"Back?"

A pale and plain voice sounded. Ariel, who had just returned from hiding and had sneaked up behind him, trying to scare him, suddenly froze.

The girl smiled and lifted the invisibility spell, and the figure appeared out of thin air and said with a curled lips.

"Is your perception so sensitive? Invisibility is useless in front of you."

"It's just ordinary optical invisibility, which can be easily seen through. Can't the thermal vision of your fire eyes also easily see through the invisibility?"

Wanwan smiled slightly and said nonchalantly.

"That only works when I use it with all my strength. Normally, I only have dark vision and some visual bonuses."

Ariel rolled her eyes and retorted, Do you think everyone is as good as you, a cheater?

He turned his head and looked at Wanwan sitting in the yard, wearing glasses and holding a book while reading. He really had the temperament of a well-dressed scholar. Thinking of this, the girl couldn't help but smile.

When his eyes turned to the empty water glass on the table, his heart suddenly felt warm.

"Have you been... sitting here waiting for me to come back?"

"No, I'm just sitting here reading a book."

Her pale face remained unchanged and she said calmly. However, this answer made Ariel curl her lips, remembering a word she learned from the real world, and blurted it out.

"Tsundere."

The other party's hand while turning the book froze for a moment, and he glanced at her angrily. At the same time, he closed the book, patted the girl on the head, and retorted.

"gab."

After hearing this, Ariel rubbed her beaten head, her beautiful red eyes smiling like a crescent moon. She didn't dwell too much on this topic, she pulled up a chair and sat down next to her, refusing to leave.

appearance.

After closing the book, the pale man had no intention of reading any more. He curled his lips slightly and began to look serious.

"Since you have no plans to go back to your room to rest, let's take this opportunity to talk about something."

The girl was obviously a little confused. She became excited when she heard this and agreed with expectation.

"Okay! Okay! What do you want to say?"

"..."

The speechlessness in her heart stopped Bai Bai from speaking, and he glared at her before continuing.

"I'm talking about your fire eyes. Didn't you tell me before that your fire eyes are no longer enough?"

Not surprisingly, Ariel was a little disappointed.

"That's it?"

Bai asked back.

"What if?"

"Okay...it's nothing."

Although it is different from what she imagined, the girl still has a high enthusiasm for magic.

"After all, 'Eye of Flame' is only an intermediate-level magic, and the limit of the magic is there. Even with my legendary-level mental power bonus, it can still only become stronger in its original function."

"It's normal for me to be unable to keep up with my strength growth now, but after all, it's my first fused magic, so it has some commemorative value."

Ariel raised her hand to comb her long fiery red hair, and said truthfully. To say that the fire eyes are useless, it is definitely not true. The ability to enhance the visual response nerves is somewhat useful for her fighting.

However, in a legendary level battle, Huo Yan's ability pales in comparison.

The girl who thought of this smiled slightly, stretched her body and said with an open mind.

"There are so many spells in the dragon treasure house, but I haven't seen the follow-up version of Fire Eyes. It seems that this spell is quite rare, so let's just let it happen."

After hearing the words, the pale man pondered for a moment before speaking.

"There is indeed no follow-up to the Fire Eye spell in the Dragon Clan's treasure house, but there is actually a legendary eye spell. But..."

As he spoke, he raised his gaze and looked at the doubtful girl with a meaningful look.

"But what?"

"However, I don't want you to learn magic step by step."

There was an incomprehensible light in his eyes behind the pale black thin-framed glasses.

"What does it mean to learn magic without following the steps?"

After hearing this, Ariel thought about what Wanwan said about the realm above the legend when she was on Dragon Island.

"Yes, it's just as you thought. Now that you have reached legend and learned enough spells to use as a basis, it is time to start walking your own path."

He said with pale eyes.

"Isn't it too early? I have just broken through the legend not long ago. Now I am starting to focus on the mythical realm above the legend. Isn't it too ambitious?"

The girl still knows how much she weighs, even though she is extremely talented and has become a legend at a young age. But myth... that is another level of power, and it is indeed too far away.

"It doesn't require you to break through the myth within a short period of time. This is unrealistic. It just requires you to develop a mindset and habitually study magic to develop and innovate."

The girl's down-to-earth attitude made Wanwan very satisfied. He nodded and explained.

"Learning a lot of magic can turn a mage into a spell library, and it can also make him a strong man. But without his own path and understanding of magic, he will never be considered a true top mage."

“As well as knowing what is happening, we must also know why it is happening.”

The pale words made Ariel fall into deep thought, and she couldn't help but recall the process of learning the fusion spell before.

Repeating it again and again allowed her to integrate the spell-casting process into her instincts; the composition of each element allowed her to understand the structure of each sequence in her heart; the fusion of each spell meant that she knew it well.

"The process of learning fusion spells before was the study of the principles of spell casting, right?"

The girl suddenly understood and looked at Bai Bai with burning eyes. Perhaps this had been planned by him a long time ago? Step by step, he would guide himself on the road to becoming a strong man.

"Indeed, but strictly speaking. You fuse spells to form your own spell combination. This can only be regarded as the introduction or foundation of your journey as a mage."

Wanwan explained.

"Base?"

Ariel looked sideways slightly.

"Yes, they are the cornerstone of your own path and lay the beginning of your subsequent strength."

This mysterious statement once again made the girl look confused, but fortunately, she didn't have to understand it now.

"Forget it, you can't understand what I'm telling you now. To put it simply, you have to create your own magic based on your own understanding of spells and flames!"

These shocking words made the girl lose her voice. She said with a bit of toothache.

"Ah - is this too exaggerated? I remember that I wanted to create a new spell. You must have a deep understanding of the principles of magic, coupled with a profound knowledge base, and go through countless experiments and improvements before you can succeed."

These words are recorded in the textbook of the Magic Academy, and they are also a warning to prevent mages from being too ambitious.

"I……"

Ariel hesitated for a moment, but interrupted before she could get confused and turned pale.

"This is not like you, kid. You actually have times when you belittle yourself?"

The girl who heard this immediately rolled her eyes and retorted.

"Who are you calling a child? I just feel that I don't have such a profound knowledge."

Thinking back to the magicians in the magic academy who were able to create their own magic, all of them were old academics with gray hair and beards. Well... some of them didn't even have hair.

"But you are already a legendary mage."

The pale man said with a smile.

"But I feel that my own magic theory is not solid enough..."

Ariel retorted again.

"You are already a legendary mage."

Wanwan continued.

"But I..."

This time the girl didn't say anything, so he spoke first.

"You are already a legendary mage."

Ariel's face suddenly froze as she couldn't say anything, and she raised her hands with an expression of "I surrender, I surrender."

"Okay, okay, I understand, I am a legendary mage. But even if I am a legendary mage, if you want me to create my own magic, I don't have a clue at the moment."

The girl had a headache and covered her head.

"I'm not just emphasizing this. You have to understand that from the moment you become a legend, your understanding of magic and elements surpasses most mages."

He smiled palely and patted her head.

"Hmm...then what should I do?"
To be continued...