Chapter 5 System, what the hell!
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Nian Gao Pei Ma Tuan
After receiving another 50 exchange coins, Glenn started to think about the idea of a mall.
According to his original plan, a place like the mall that didn't cost money would not exist. At least he had to go to Hogwarts and save up some money to go see it.
But with such a glittering treasure house in front of us, who can withstand it?
"I'll just take a look... and see if it doesn't cost anything..."
When Glenn returned to his room, he recited it silently three times, giving himself enough mental cues. Then he closed his eyes, gritted his teeth and clicked in.
The blue light screen switches and the mall interface is opened.
Never thought.
Nuoda's shopping mall is empty. There are no legendary props, no exquisite fashions, and no magical potions that take off instantly after being eaten.
There are only two small, inconspicuous grids.
respectively read:
Proficiency: Levitation Charm
Proficiency: Basic Transfiguration
"I want you to have a hammer!" Glenn rolled his eyes and couldn't help but curse.
He waved his hand and turned off the system.
The first magic spell you can learn in a first-grade textbook, you have the nerve to put it in the mall?
Glenn threw himself into the armchair angrily and reached out to pick up the textbook that he had read a few pages in the morning.
"Standard Spell·Elementary"
levitating spell
The Levitation Charm was invented by the wizard Jarrus Hobart in 1544. He cast the Levitation Charm on his clothes and mistakenly believed that the spell gave him the ability to fly.
Spell: Lift into the sky
(Note: In "The Philosopher's Stone", the spell is translated as Wingardium Leviosa, which is a transliteration, but the subsequent spells are all free translations, such as forgetting everything, fainting, calling for divine protection, etc.; or transliteration plus free translation, such as Alajo Cave Opening, Avada Kedavra, etc. Therefore, the spell here is changed to "floating into the sky" according to other translation conventions, which is a semi-private setting.)
Raising his hand to open the magic textbook, Glenn suddenly discovered Hua Dian.
In the morning, he happened to glance at the contents of Charms, and he only read a levitating spell, and then changed it to the "Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration".
And these are the only two options that appear in the mall.
Could it be that...
Glenn flipped through the pages of "Standard Spells: Elementary" to the last chapter, which recorded the last spell that first graders should learn.
Repair spell
The Restoration Charm was invented by Orabella Nutley before 1754. It is a spell that can be used to seamlessly repair most broken objects.
Spell: Restore as before
He quickly read the definition and spell of the repair spell, and then opened the system interface.
Sure enough, an additional option appeared out of thin air in the mall.
Mall
Proficiency: Levitation Charm
Proficiency: Elementary Transfiguration
Proficiency: Restoration Charm
Glenn, who subconsciously straightened himself up, breathed a long sigh of relief and collapsed on the soft cushions of the armchair.
"It's true..." He couldn't help but feel hot in his heart.
All spells you see in books will appear in the mall, and you can use exchange coins to gain proficiency.
Doesn't this mean that as long as you have enough proficiency, you can master all the magic spells in the world?
He punched the old bee and stomped him without a nose.There is a guardian angel in the left hand and a big melon in the right hand.
Isn’t that just around the corner?
Glenn was looking forward to it with joy, and couldn't help but laugh "GeiGeiGei".
Hogwarts is such a wonderful place...
.
The first-grade Charms textbook was not very thick, and Glenn flipped through it line by line, taking less than half an hour.
Open the skill bar, and all the magic spells in the textbook are neatly listed.
Levitation Spell [Apprentice Level] (5/100)
Illumination Spell [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Fire Charm [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Locking Charm [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Lockpicking Spell [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Softening Charm [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Cutting Charm [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Enemy Repelling Spell [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Restoration Charm [Apprentice Level] (5/100)
skill level:
Apprentice level - Entry level - Proficient level - Mastery level - Master level - Grandmaster level
.
Glenn took out his wand, recalled the contents and spells in the textbook, and planned to try first to see if he could successfully cast the spell.
"Floating into the sky!" He pointed at the quill on the table and read loudly.
A burst of invisible power was generated, guiding the flow of magic in the body, and a gentle warmth flowed to the fingertips and gushed out along the wand.
The quill swayed slightly, as if being pulled by an invisible thread, and slowly rose upwards.
Floating about less than one meter, the spell seemed to have exhausted its strength and slowly dissipated, and the quill fell leisurely.
The bytes on the light screen jumped, and the proficiency of the floating spell became (7/100)
Not bad, reading the textbook and reluctantly casting the success spell can increase proficiency, but I don’t know what the ratio of exchange coins is.
Glenn opened the mall, selected the icon of the repair spell, and entered the redemption interface.
It’s okay if it’s not turned on, but when it’s turned on, Glenn’s negative emotions are +10086
Apprentice level exchange ratio...
1 exchange coins = 1 proficiency
With this little bit of money in your pocket, is it just enough to upgrade one skill from apprentice to entry level?
Glenn gritted his teeth and shut down the system, intending to save the few exchange coins for emergencies.
"Floating into the sky!"
"Floating into the sky!"
"Floating into the sky!"
......
His proficiency climbed slowly like a snail, at the cost of Glenn draining almost all the magic power from his small body.
How much magic power can be stored in a body that has only been awake for more than a month?
(79/100)
Waves of dizziness hit him, and Glenn fell down on the soft big bed. His mind was almost exhausted and he felt extremely empty. He wished he could just close his eyes and have a good sleep.
(The setting of mental exhaustion is considered a private setting, and it is also a setting to prevent the strength from growing too fast.)
What about the promised guardian angel in the left hand and the big melon in the right hand?
The light screen was still in front of him, and Glenn looked at the mastery of some ghost images. The bright 79 was like a fly buzzing in his ears, but he couldn't catch it.
It’s not an integer, I can’t bear it!
Even if you can't level it up, you still need to level it up to 80...
Glenn resisted the vomiting sensation caused by dizziness, forced himself to get up, and opened "Standard Spells·Elementary", Chapter 1, Levitation Spell.
The Levitation Charm is one of the first basic spells that young wizards learn.With this spell, wizards can make objects float into the air simply by waving their wands.
...
This is a great spell that tests magical skill, wand control and patience.
...
The height and duration of the levitating spell depend on the weight of the person being cast and the magic level of the caster.
...
Although the Levitation Charm is very basic, it should not be viewed as a simple prank charm.It can have unexpected effects in actual combat, such as lifting physical obstacles and even making small creatures levitate.But it should be noted that the floating spell is not effective on humans and magical creatures!
...
Proficiency +1
Proficiency +1
Proficiency +1
...
Glenn read the entire chapter, put the textbook aside in a daze, and summoned the system interface to view it.
Levitation Spell [Apprentice Level] (99/100)
.
system!What the hell are you...
According to his original plan, a place like the mall that didn't cost money would not exist. At least he had to go to Hogwarts and save up some money to go see it.
But with such a glittering treasure house in front of us, who can withstand it?
"I'll just take a look... and see if it doesn't cost anything..."
When Glenn returned to his room, he recited it silently three times, giving himself enough mental cues. Then he closed his eyes, gritted his teeth and clicked in.
The blue light screen switches and the mall interface is opened.
Never thought.
Nuoda's shopping mall is empty. There are no legendary props, no exquisite fashions, and no magical potions that take off instantly after being eaten.
There are only two small, inconspicuous grids.
respectively read:
Proficiency: Levitation Charm
Proficiency: Basic Transfiguration
"I want you to have a hammer!" Glenn rolled his eyes and couldn't help but curse.
He waved his hand and turned off the system.
The first magic spell you can learn in a first-grade textbook, you have the nerve to put it in the mall?
Glenn threw himself into the armchair angrily and reached out to pick up the textbook that he had read a few pages in the morning.
"Standard Spell·Elementary"
levitating spell
The Levitation Charm was invented by the wizard Jarrus Hobart in 1544. He cast the Levitation Charm on his clothes and mistakenly believed that the spell gave him the ability to fly.
Spell: Lift into the sky
(Note: In "The Philosopher's Stone", the spell is translated as Wingardium Leviosa, which is a transliteration, but the subsequent spells are all free translations, such as forgetting everything, fainting, calling for divine protection, etc.; or transliteration plus free translation, such as Alajo Cave Opening, Avada Kedavra, etc. Therefore, the spell here is changed to "floating into the sky" according to other translation conventions, which is a semi-private setting.)
Raising his hand to open the magic textbook, Glenn suddenly discovered Hua Dian.
In the morning, he happened to glance at the contents of Charms, and he only read a levitating spell, and then changed it to the "Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration".
And these are the only two options that appear in the mall.
Could it be that...
Glenn flipped through the pages of "Standard Spells: Elementary" to the last chapter, which recorded the last spell that first graders should learn.
Repair spell
The Restoration Charm was invented by Orabella Nutley before 1754. It is a spell that can be used to seamlessly repair most broken objects.
Spell: Restore as before
He quickly read the definition and spell of the repair spell, and then opened the system interface.
Sure enough, an additional option appeared out of thin air in the mall.
Mall
Proficiency: Levitation Charm
Proficiency: Elementary Transfiguration
Proficiency: Restoration Charm
Glenn, who subconsciously straightened himself up, breathed a long sigh of relief and collapsed on the soft cushions of the armchair.
"It's true..." He couldn't help but feel hot in his heart.
All spells you see in books will appear in the mall, and you can use exchange coins to gain proficiency.
Doesn't this mean that as long as you have enough proficiency, you can master all the magic spells in the world?
He punched the old bee and stomped him without a nose.There is a guardian angel in the left hand and a big melon in the right hand.
Isn’t that just around the corner?
Glenn was looking forward to it with joy, and couldn't help but laugh "GeiGeiGei".
Hogwarts is such a wonderful place...
.
The first-grade Charms textbook was not very thick, and Glenn flipped through it line by line, taking less than half an hour.
Open the skill bar, and all the magic spells in the textbook are neatly listed.
Levitation Spell [Apprentice Level] (5/100)
Illumination Spell [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Fire Charm [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Locking Charm [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Lockpicking Spell [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Softening Charm [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Cutting Charm [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Enemy Repelling Spell [Apprentice Level] (0/100)
Restoration Charm [Apprentice Level] (5/100)
skill level:
Apprentice level - Entry level - Proficient level - Mastery level - Master level - Grandmaster level
.
Glenn took out his wand, recalled the contents and spells in the textbook, and planned to try first to see if he could successfully cast the spell.
"Floating into the sky!" He pointed at the quill on the table and read loudly.
A burst of invisible power was generated, guiding the flow of magic in the body, and a gentle warmth flowed to the fingertips and gushed out along the wand.
The quill swayed slightly, as if being pulled by an invisible thread, and slowly rose upwards.
Floating about less than one meter, the spell seemed to have exhausted its strength and slowly dissipated, and the quill fell leisurely.
The bytes on the light screen jumped, and the proficiency of the floating spell became (7/100)
Not bad, reading the textbook and reluctantly casting the success spell can increase proficiency, but I don’t know what the ratio of exchange coins is.
Glenn opened the mall, selected the icon of the repair spell, and entered the redemption interface.
It’s okay if it’s not turned on, but when it’s turned on, Glenn’s negative emotions are +10086
Apprentice level exchange ratio...
1 exchange coins = 1 proficiency
With this little bit of money in your pocket, is it just enough to upgrade one skill from apprentice to entry level?
Glenn gritted his teeth and shut down the system, intending to save the few exchange coins for emergencies.
"Floating into the sky!"
"Floating into the sky!"
"Floating into the sky!"
......
His proficiency climbed slowly like a snail, at the cost of Glenn draining almost all the magic power from his small body.
How much magic power can be stored in a body that has only been awake for more than a month?
(79/100)
Waves of dizziness hit him, and Glenn fell down on the soft big bed. His mind was almost exhausted and he felt extremely empty. He wished he could just close his eyes and have a good sleep.
(The setting of mental exhaustion is considered a private setting, and it is also a setting to prevent the strength from growing too fast.)
What about the promised guardian angel in the left hand and the big melon in the right hand?
The light screen was still in front of him, and Glenn looked at the mastery of some ghost images. The bright 79 was like a fly buzzing in his ears, but he couldn't catch it.
It’s not an integer, I can’t bear it!
Even if you can't level it up, you still need to level it up to 80...
Glenn resisted the vomiting sensation caused by dizziness, forced himself to get up, and opened "Standard Spells·Elementary", Chapter 1, Levitation Spell.
The Levitation Charm is one of the first basic spells that young wizards learn.With this spell, wizards can make objects float into the air simply by waving their wands.
...
This is a great spell that tests magical skill, wand control and patience.
...
The height and duration of the levitating spell depend on the weight of the person being cast and the magic level of the caster.
...
Although the Levitation Charm is very basic, it should not be viewed as a simple prank charm.It can have unexpected effects in actual combat, such as lifting physical obstacles and even making small creatures levitate.But it should be noted that the floating spell is not effective on humans and magical creatures!
...
Proficiency +1
Proficiency +1
Proficiency +1
...
Glenn read the entire chapter, put the textbook aside in a daze, and summoned the system interface to view it.
Levitation Spell [Apprentice Level] (99/100)
.
system!What the hell are you...
