"Should we talk about shaping magic?" Hearing this, Boco realized that he was teaching Witte and the others instead of complaining to Witte about Winters's old-fashionedness in the laboratory. With an apologetic smile, Boco continued, "Sorry, I thought this was my laboratory. Let's continue to talk about the relevant knowledge of shaping magic. In fact, shaping magic is more powerful than you think. I just made a claw sharp, but what if I cast a spell on a whole claw? Or cast a spell on my dragon horn? Of course, when refining potions, you don't need to think so much. I am only responsible for teaching potions. As for how much you can use shaping magic, it is your own business!" Listening to Boco's words, Witte was thinking about something else. Was Winters guiding him to study potions with shaping magic in mind?
However, Winters had a big prejudice against shaping magic, so he didn't tell him directly. Thinking about it this way, it's not impossible! Unexpectedly, Winters has such a childish side. Thinking about it this way, Witt saw Billy drooling at the metal book in front of him from the corner of his eye. Witt quickly poked Billy with his tail. Seeing the other party looking at him in confusion, Witt pointed at the metal book and shook his head. Knowing that Witt saw his thoughts, Billy blushed and nodded quickly, indicating that he would not put the book into his mouth. Shaking his head helplessly, Witt was glad that he chose to sit next to Billy. This guy, it's really hard to change this habit! At this time, Boco has begun to explain the key points of the magic of sharpness, and Witt hurriedly listened carefully. "The casting method of shaping magic is the same as elemental magic, but the effect is very different. Shaping magic ultimately acts on our bodies, so there can be no mistakes. Once you make a mistake, although it won't break your finger, the pain is about the same. Of course, thanks to this, you can easily know where the mistake occurred during your magic casting. So, compared to elemental magic, shaping magic is easier to learn. Uh... I think you can cast successfully in one class! Then, let's get started!" After listening to Boko's words, Witt and the others looked at their claws and fell into deep thought. The pain of breaking a finger... sounds very painful! Of course, there are warriors!
While Witt and the others hesitated, Billy stared at his claws and began to chant the spell with great interest. Then, as soon as a syllable was uttered! Billy held his claw and screamed. "Broken! Broken!" Billy screamed, tears streaming down his face. Witt hurried to check Billy's claw, but saw that one of his fingers had been twisted into a strange arc, but fortunately it was not broken! Boko came over and said with a smile: "Don't worry, it won't break. Even if it is really broken, I will help you heal it, but at this level... Witt, just help him straighten it." As he said that, Boko saw that Witt and the others were looking at him with horror, and couldn't help but chuckle. "Why, such a little pain, didn't scare you? You don't know that in the future, such pain is just the beginning. If the potion is not refined properly, it will explode! If the alchemy operation is wrong, it will explode! If the pattern of the magic circle is not drawn smoothly, it will explode! In addition, you don't think that only the failure of shaping magic will cause harm to yourself! In fact, the consequences of the failure of elemental magic are more serious. However, you are still learning some low-level magic now, and you have no experience in this aspect. You will know it when you learn middle-level magic." At this point, the smile on Bo Ke's face was restrained. "Winter has been telling you how dangerous the outside world is, but she has never told you what kind of danger it is. Did you know? Winter had been outside before. When she came back, she only had one wing left, and her right arm was torn off from the elbow by another dragon! She knew how dangerous it was outside, so she kept emphasizing this! If you can't even bear the pain of practicing magic, staying in Desidero is the best choice. The outside world is for the strong!" Hearing Boko's words, Billy wiped his eyes casually, then tremblingly stretched out his left claw and straightened the twisted finger on his right claw. Witt could feel Billy's pain, and all the scales on his body were trembling, but this time, he held back his tears, just gritted his teeth, and endured silently. As Billy did so, other dragons, including Witt, began to try to cast this magic. Dragons are never afraid to do anything, they just need a reason.
And now, Boko gave them a reason, enduring pain is the only way for the strong. The pride deep in the dragons' blood does not allow them to say that they are willing to be weak, so they accepted this reason. Of course, it still hurts! But no dragon screamed anymore, including Billy! To this, Boco nodded with satisfaction. He didn't want to be the evil dragon, but there had to be a dragon to tell Witt and the others that this was a world where the strong were respected, and the strong were born in suffering. On the other hand, when Witt made the first mistake in constructing the element node, he finally understood Billy's feelings. That kind of pain was like someone trying to break your fingers. Compared with this most intuitive pain, the soreness he felt when he trained his wings himself was nothing at all. However, as Boco said, pain is the best teacher! The pain brought by a failure is so unforgettable that the dragon can't forget it even if he wants to. In this case, Witt and the others' progress in learning this magic was so fast. The time for one class was just Boco's estimate. In fact, it only took Witt and his team about two magic hours to successfully use this magic. The fastest one, Celine, even used half a magic hour in advance! Of course, it was not because her magic talent was really so much higher than Witt and his team, but because the light element had a certain healing power. Therefore, Celine did not need to rest for too long after each practice before practicing again. This was innate, and other dragons could not envy it. Of course, Witt was the most excited. Looking at the finger, which had not changed much but was obviously sharper, Witt was so excited that he almost jumped up. He finally cast his first magic in the true sense! Even if this magic only made one of his claws sharper! …