Mages Are Too OP

On the image of the magic spider coming back, a beautiful woman in a white lightweight dress sat in a secret room.

Small, but fully furnished, with magic crystal lamps, queen beds, tables and chairs, and wardrobes.

And there are lots of melons on the table, as well as golden glasses, and bottles of gemstones all over the table.

A few of the things on the queen bed are made of silk, and the woman looks great and has no colour at all, obviously she is comfortable and has not been abused.

And Antice knelt before the woman on one knee.

Though he could not hear the voice, looking at several successive images, Roland made it clear that this woman must be the queen.

Just as Roland came to think of it, he suddenly got a system message.

He opened it and was slightly surprised.

Task failed: ‘Find next clue’.

He then watched the task font turn black and gradually disappear from the task.

Will the NPC get involved in the original task cause the task to fail?

Roland found out he knew something else.

The failure and disappearance of the mission is not a big deal for Roland. It's just a task, not a lot of people's experience, and a huge loss of equipment to get useful information from failures, or to make money.

It seems that future tasks should avoid excessive NPC intervention.

"What's the matter?" Kaka asked, seeing as he was stunned. ”

“Nothing, some little thing.” Roland stood up: “I thought it would be here for a long time, but something happened. Now, in a couple of days, I'll be gone when you succeed in turning in the derivative magic. ”

“So soon? ”

Roland shrugged: “It's been a long time since I've been out. Without a magic tower, I don't even have time to test and learn magic. It's time to go back. ”

Kaka smiled: “For at least two or three days, stay in the manor, and help me crush the field. ”

“All right.” Roland had no choice.

Then Roland stayed in the estate for a while, and in the meantime he began to open the magic book that Princess Veranica had given her.

It remembers two kinds of magic: fossil for mud and cement for stone.

This is essentially the reverse application of the same magic.

This stuff is secondary magic, and although it has a lot of nodes, it's a lot less difficult than knowing the language. Besides, now that he's at a higher level than before, he's got a few more magic lessons to learn, and the experience of creating several derivative magics to start with soon.

After spending three hours and failing about seven times, Roland succeeded in applying 'fossils as mud’, waving his hand and directly turning a large area of grass in the backyard of Kaka into a swamp, more than 900 square meters long, which was just less than a fifth of the amount of blue, and Roland's estimate would be much larger if it was fully implemented.

Using this thing against a cavalry does work wonders.

Don't say cavalry. Heavy infantry squares are also ‘second kills'.

At this time, several guards came on patrol and saw such a large swamp that they were frightened and drooling.

Then Roland started learning to turn mud into stone, because it was just the reverse magic of the last magic, so it was easier to learn.

It only takes an hour to successfully deploy.

He waved, turning the swamp in front of him back into 'stone land', which was originally just grass land, and he made it, and a fairly flat plaque square came out.

Hmm... the ‘force’ is getting bigger.

Roland repeatedly applied fossils as mud and mud as stone several times before finding the right degree of ‘force' to turn the stone back into normal mud.

The magic of 'sediment for stone', although simple to learn, is somewhat difficult to grasp, turning swamps into mud or stone, it is up to the magician to take control.

He practiced these two magics a few more times and felt like he was about to leave to go back to his room for a rest. When he replied to the magic, his mind suddenly flashed.

Roland used the mud as stone again, this time deliberately narrowing the swamp, then using his spirit to control the mud bulge of the swamp, turning it into a circular ball, and then releasing the mud as stone.

In the dirt pit ahead, there is an extra round, fairly bright large stone.

Roland walked over and stepped on it and found it hard and hard.

Then he stood still and slowly revealed a 'crayon new' general smile.

Hey, hey, hey!

Kaka always came back from the magic, and he jumped off the carriage and took a light step to the backyard of the estate, then his eyes opened wide open.

Backyard space is filled with all sorts of weird things.

Thoughtful statues of fruit men revealing cute little chicks peeing angels, giant octopuses, round balls, with a very magical look on them, oblique smiles, and so on.

They're all stone statues, some rough, but others are obviously already beautiful.

He then discovered that looking to the right from the left was just a process that slowly became beautiful from roughness.

“This... what the hell!” What's going on is that the jab swallowed a drool. I just went out for a few hours, how did I get this shape in my own backyard?

When Roland saw Kaka, he laughed with some pride: "I found the right use of fossils for mud. ”

He bounced his fingers and all the statues in front of him turned to mud and landed on the ground, which quickly became swampy and vast.

The card subconsciously took a step back.

The swamp then moved strangely, first raising four walls about two metres high, then forming a square, then continuing to rise and forming a square more than two metres high.

Then the upper and lower squares began to have a hole, and then the first layer was facing their mud wall, and a larger vertical rectangle appeared.

Kaka didn't know what Roland was doing, but when he saw this rectangle, he suddenly realized that it seemed to be a door.

Then Roland bounced his fingers, and the mud hardened at an extremely fast rate and turned into a very textured stone.

In the blink of an eye, a small building with doors and windows, two floors square, appears in front of the card.

“Oh, my God!” Kaka thinks her world view has been refreshed: “You built a stone building with this magic? ”

Roland nodded proudly: "Yeah, I just thought of that when I made the statue. With this magic, we can all go there in the future, even in the wilderness, as long as we can build stone buildings like this, we are not afraid of beasts and poisons, nor of storms. ”

“No one has ever thought this magic could work like this.” Kaka stared at Roland, and the look on his face, as if he had seen a demon scared: “How long was your head? ”