79: Chapter 79 Fusion Elemental Orb

"Are you sure?"

Audrey looked at Nie Ning and asked, her gaze searching.

Nie Ning nodded.

He did not need defense, for he possessed the best defense himself!

Seeing this, Audrey did not insist on Nie Ning learning defensive sorcery.

Everyone had their own path to walk, and one must bear the consequences of their own choices. Besides, she also wanted to see what kind of tricks Nie Ning was up to.

"I do indeed have a unique fusion sorcery, and it is simple and easy to learn, suitable for a novice wizard like you."

As she spoke, Audrey lightly brushed her waist, and a book nearly ten centimeters thick appeared in her hand.

Nie Ning widened his eyes, involuntarily glancing at Audrey's slender waist, wanting to know where she had pulled such a large book from.

Could it be some kind of spatial storage item?

Audrey did not care about Nie Ning's bumpkin-like gaze and continued speaking to herself.

"There was once a unique sorcery sect. This faction was very weak and fond of using elemental orb-type sorcery, so they were jokingly called the Five Fireball Divine Sect."

"That wizard faction, knowing their own weakness, devoted themselves to researching various types of fused elemental orb sorcery."

"However, elemental orb sorcery is too simple. No matter how much it is fused, it cannot compare to mainstream sorcery, and in the end, it was abandoned by the times."

Speaking of this, Audrey felt some emotion in her heart.

In reality, elemental orb spells are not weak, and with their low learning difficulty and low usage requirements, they can be considered the most cost-effective sorcery.

They are suitable for students who perform poorly in runology.

But once fusion is involved, the learning difficulty increases.

Then the question arises: if the learning difficulty increases, why wouldn't people just learn other, more powerful sorcery?

Moreover, except for those who like elemental orbs, the spectacle is not as high as other sorcery.

"Uh, isn't there anything with a bit more power?"

Nie Ning made a gesture with his fingers and couldn't help but whisper.

He wanted to get sorcery for free, not weak sorcery for free.

Otherwise, he might as well roll up his sleeves and fight directly; what's the point of learning sorcery?

Audrey rolled her eyes and did not respond to Nie Ning's words.

"Generally speaking, for fusion sorcery, the more attributes fused, the stronger the power. The same applies to elemental orb sorcery, but the difficulty increases significantly when fusing more than three."

"And fusion sorcery involving more than three attributes is almost all advanced sorcery; even if I gave it to you, you couldn't learn it."

"This book of mine is a five-attribute fusion sorcery with unimaginable power. Do you want it?"

Of course, it is indeed a five-attribute fusion, but she has no idea how powerful it actually is.

Because absolutely no one has ever practiced it...

Five-attribute fusion involves the essence of elements, which leads high-level wizards to disdain learning low-level sorcery, while low-level wizards simply lack the ability to learn it.

Furthermore, it requires five-element aptitude, a requirement that can be said to be very strict and also very awkward.

However, if one simply follows the rune inscriptions on it, the difficulty will automatically drop by one level, so there is still a possibility of successful learning.

"Yes, of course I want it!"

Upon hearing this, Nie Ning's eyes lit up.

"This counts as you owing me a favor."

Audrey said with a smile as she handed the book to Nie Ning.

After all, one thing is one thing; although she intended to use Nie Ning as a lab rat, this does not detract from the preciousness of this sorcery.

Moreover, she had originally picked it up... it took her great effort to obtain it.

Nie Ning's mouth twitched slightly, but he still took the book.

As a rogue wizard, he truly had no bargaining chips, and having someone sponsor him was already very fortunate.

As for the debt owed?

Pay it off slowly; what else can he do?

Audrey waved her hand: "Then you should go back first. This shouldn't be difficult for you; three days should be enough."

"Thank you, my lady."

Nie Ning bowed slightly to thank her, then left the study.

...

Audrey stood by the window watching Nie Ning leave, a strange glint flashing in her eyes.

"I hope you won't explode when you advance; otherwise, having to clean up would be too much trouble."

The five-attribute elemental orb is a first-rank spell, which Nie Ning cannot cast.

It is precisely because of this that Nie Ning can only imprint it directly during advancement.

And since this spell is a theoretical sorcery, no one knows if it can be successfully cast, so the danger of imprinting will increase significantly.

Letting Nie Ning learn it was also with the intention of utilizing waste; even if he successfully learns it, Nie Ning might not necessarily survive the elemental erosion.

For her, this kind of loss is actually still within an acceptable range.

If he succeeds, she can obtain data on elemental fusion, as well as experience in treating elemental erosion; the benefits are proportional.

"I wonder if, after a person dies, the elemental erosion can still continue to convert into elemental crystals..."

...

After returning to the manor, Nie Ning began to immerse himself in researching the fusion sorcery Audrey had given him.

But as he read, Nie Ning found it a bit strange.

It was called fusion sorcery, but in reality, it was practically an encyclopedia of elemental orbs.

From ordinary fireballs to water orbs, etc., it covered almost all attributes, even including obscure slaughter orbs and undead orbs.

Then there were dual-attribute fused elemental orbs; from this point, it still seemed quite normal.

But by the four-attribute ones, things started to get a bit wrong. It only indicated the rune formulas required for fusion, without even writing down the specific forms or power.

The five-attribute ones were even more outrageous; it only wrote the runes that needed to be added and the forms of rune transformation.

Of course, there was also a name, Meteor Blast, which looked quite cool.

The most outrageous part came: there were actually fusion methods for six attributes or more!

"This isn't right, is she trying to fool me?"

Nie Ning flipped directly to the last page and, sure enough, saw some warning words in the back.

(This book has not been tested from page 108 onwards. Users should treat it with caution. If any deviations occur, the user bears the consequences!)

And starting from page 108, it was the five-attribute fusion!

"Damn it! Isn't this just a scam!"

Nie Ning threw the book on the ground in anger, feeling a sense of being deceived by Audrey.

If not for thinking of a certain treasure manual, he would probably have already been obsessed with it.

But looking back and thinking about it, this seems to be what he requested...

After thinking for a while, Nie Ning picked the book up again.

Compared to the two spells he already possessed, the power of fusing three attributes of elemental orbs already surpassed those two spells, which was enough to give him the desire to learn.

And it looked like the five-attribute fusion really had potential.

Although it had not been tested, the basic steps had been deduced layer by layer; it did not look like something made up randomly.

If he could successfully fuse the elemental orbs, its power would definitely far exceed conventional sorcery.

Nie Ning read the entire book carefully; the three-attribute fusion did not seem as difficult as he had imagined, especially since there were complete records in the book.

However, because he could not cast first-rank sorcery, everything remained at the theoretical stage.

And according to the Wizard Advancement Guide, to successfully advance, one must imprint the spell into the sea of consciousness; otherwise, it is very likely to damage one's own Spiritual Power.