About 27,000 years ago, the wild waves of desert at that time were not as desolate as it is now. On the contrary, ten thousand years ago, there were green grass flowers everywhere. The melting water from the Hoss Mountains can always bring vitality to any plain at the foot of the mountain.
On this silence of the prairie, standing a towering tower of mages, a powerful legendary spellcaster lives in this beautiful spire painted with gorgeous runes.
“Spiritual Caller” Abido Dahak, the legendary strong man is a spellcaster who has just advanced. He has built his own tower in this uncontested place for research, and the topic he is studying is an important skill that a spellcaster must have – alchemy!
Abbido is not a spellcaster who is good at alchemy. In fact, although this guy is a mage who advances to the legend, his luck when he advances to the legend accounts for at least 70%. Just like the “title” he himself has, the spell he is good at is summoning spells…
No, to be precise, it should be… he only knows how to use summoning spells.
Abido is a legendary wizard specializing in the summoning system!
As a thorough practical travel wizard, Abbido has eaten too much “specialization” and too much “specialization” all the way to the legend. Not to mention anything else, the consequence of not understanding any alchemy spells is that he has been poor all the way. Until he advanced to the legend, the powerful spellcaster still owed at least several kingdoms a large amount of money.
After eating enough, I would not lose the spells of other factions. After finally advancing to the legend and getting safe and exempting the debt crisis (who dares to find a legendary mage to ask for debt?), Abbido immediately “borrowed (qiang)” some resources from several familiar kingdoms to come to this “crazy desert” that is still a green grassland.
Abido wanted to learn alchemy spells seriously. At least he felt that the alchemy level of a legendary wizard could not be as good as his master-level disciple. Besides, Abido was also a “wise spellcaster” who advocated knowledge and wisdom. He was called a “violent maniac” for thousands of years, but it did not meet his expected image of himself.
So, after quickly reading the basic “borrow” alchemy magic book, the impatient Abbido began to practice without hesitation.
“I am a legendary wizard. I have successfully advanced to the legend. What is the difficulty of a little alchemy technique?”
With this idea in mind, Abbido began to process it using a bunch of alchemy residues that were similar to “scrap”.
He first slowly manipulated a large number of alchemy tools, and then clumsily carved rough energy patterns on his works. Finally, Abido, who had already sweated as the alchemy progressed, even set a core program for the virtual soul.
Finally, after a series of alchemy experiments by this crappy mage, a magic crow that was placed in the level of legendary alchemy creation and was useless except that it looked pretty good was born.
Abbido, a mage who rushed to legend like a berserker, was not adapted to the fine work of alchemy spells. His “alchemy” only successfully transformed a bunch of magic “residual materials” that barely reached the legendary level into magic “waste materials” that could not even reach the legendary level. In addition, he also successfully transformed the excellent personality of “obedient, careful and smart” into a funny personality of “cowardly and cowardly” in the programming of virtual souls.
So far, the work of Magic Crow Vector has been completely scrapped in Abbido’s hands.
The direct combat power of this alchemy creation has just reached the official level. The spell “directional interference” that has barely solidified is just a low-level legendary spell. If you take out this kind of thing that you can’t bear to look directly, it’s simply a loss of the face of a legendary mage. Even Abido’s apprentice cannot praise “vector” against your will.