Chapter 41 Dark Energy Shield

"Freshly brewed coffee." Larry moved his finger, and a cup of coffee automatically floated over on the table.

Herage looked at the potion test tubes everywhere in the room, then looked at the coffee, and felt that the smell of the coffee had changed.

Larry smiled and said: "Don't worry, it won't be contaminated by the potion. I always follow safety standards when conducting experiments."

Herage smiled awkwardly, took a sip of coffee and felt that it tasted okay.

"Follow me." Larry took off his gloves, corked the test tubes in his hands and put them on a shelf nearby.

There was a desk in the back room, and Larry picked up a book and a notebook from the desk.

"This is the spell model of Dark Energy Shield. This book is all the records of my research on this spell during my wizard apprenticeship. I hope it can give you some help." Larry said.

"Thank you, Mr. Larry!" Herage found that the notebook was almost as thick as this book.

The average wizard apprentice really has to put in a lot of effort to learn a spell. He doesn't know how much energy and time it takes to complete the model construction of a spell.

"The Dark Energy Shield spell is very practical, but it is also very difficult. It may take a lot of time for you to learn. Don't rush it, you must study it thoroughly before building the spell model, otherwise It can easily hurt your brain and affect your future promotions."

Larry made some suggestions, then talked about some points that needed attention, and also talked about some of the pitfalls he had stepped on.

A full hour later, Herage came out of Larry's house.

"These experience sharings are worth two magic stones." Herage sighed in his heart.

Although he doesn't have to worry about model construction with Deep Blue, the experience is still valuable.

Although some of the petrification and corrosion arrow spell models have been successfully constructed, Herage himself has never stopped researching these spell models.

He needs to analyze, learn, and summarize by himself, and cannot rely too much on Deep Blue.

Only if you have a deep enough understanding of these principles can you increase your upper limit in the future.

After Herage returned home, he immediately asked Shenlan to start analyzing the spell model of the dark energy shield, and then carefully read the contents of the book and notebook.

"The dark energy shield spell model and related data have been analyzed and compiled, and the spell model construction can be started at any time."

A few minutes later, Deep Blue Analysis completed the relevant information.

"Start building the Dark Energy Shield spell model."

"The mission has been archived, the remaining time is estimated to be 45 minutes, and the magic power consumption is estimated to be 48%."

The Dark Energy Shield spell is more complicated than Herag imagined, and the time and magic power consumed to build the spell model are far more than the other two zero-level spells.

After reading the book and notes in his hand, Herage discovered that the parameters and formulas of some petrification spells and corrosion arrows are generally within fifty, but the Dark Energy Shield spell has more than ninety parameters and sixty related formulas. Multiple.

Not only that, this spell also involves knowledge related to dark energy, and here you need to learn the basic knowledge related to elemental spells.

For ordinary wizard apprentices, this spell is indeed too advanced and will be very difficult to learn.

Herage was ready to study and learn the knowledge related to this spell. Deep Blue could only help him improve his immediate combat power, but he could not be lazy at all in his research and study of these spells.

With Shenlan around, he can know accurate data, which can help him learn and understand faster.

Forty-five minutes later.

"The construction of the dark energy shield spell model has been completed."

Herage put down the book and began to release the dark energy shield to see the effect.

A black-purple energy shield appeared around Herage's body, with a 365-degree defense without any blind spots.

"Deep Blue, how effective is this shield in defense?" Herage asked.

"According to calculations, it can resist three small fireballs released by you." Shenlan replied.

"Three times... not bad." Herage was quite satisfied. The small fireball technique was already considered to be more lethal among the zero-level spells. The dark energy shield could greatly improve his defense capabilities and fault tolerance rate.

Deep Blue gave another hint: "If it is a second- or third-class wizard apprentice, the intensity of the spell released will be higher, and it is expected that it can only be resisted 5 times."

This was expected by Herage, let alone a formal wizard. In the face of the huge gap in strength, any shield was useless.

"Now I have basic combat capabilities." After completing the study of these two spells, Herage started his next plan, which was to make money.

Nothing can be done without magic stones and gold coins. Courses and resources all require money.

He took out the runestones, opened the mission interface, and began to search for suitable missions.

The criteria for Herage's search mission are: the risk is low, and the mission reward is magic stones.

"To hunt the Warcraft Giant Spider, you need to ensure the integrity of the silk sac. The task reward is twenty magic stones."

Herage checked the information about the giant spider and gave up the task after one glance.

Giant spiders require at least a third-class wizard apprentice to deal with, and ensuring the integrity of the silk sac is extremely difficult. I am afraid that only formal wizards or extremely powerful third-class wizard apprentices can take on this task.

"Recruiting assistants for necromancy experiments requires knowledge of necromancy and at least a second-class wizard apprentice. The task reward is five magic stones."

Herage had no choice but to give up on this task. Not only was his strength not up to standard, he also had no relevant knowledge, and necromancy spells were generally dangerous, and necromancy experiments had the highest accident rate. Many necromancy wizards are neither humans nor ghosts, and most of them have accidents during experiments.

"The assassination team is recruiting people. The target of the assassination is a third-class apprentice. It requires at least a second-class wizard apprentice with strong practical ability. The mission reward is fifteen magic stones."

Herage sighed slightly. He was not qualified for many missions due to his lack of strength.

There were so few magic stone quests that first-class wizard apprentices could take on that it took Herage two hours to find one that seemed suitable.

"Pick sleeping mushrooms in the Moonlight Forest. Ten mushrooms can be exchanged for one magic stone. If there are less than ten, it will be exchanged for ten gold coins."

Herage did not rush to sign up, but went to the Zatan Tavern to find out more.

After reading some posts, he probably understood that this task occurs every spring and summer.

Sleeping mushrooms are a very important potion material. Many potion recipes require sleeping mushrooms, and they are in high demand.

This quest is released in Moonglade and can be taken by all wizard apprentices.

It's just that except for first-class wizard apprentices, few people take on this task because the efficiency is too low.

Sleeping mushrooms are hidden underground. Not only are they troublesome to search for, but also troublesome to pick. The sleeping mushrooms themselves also have the property of shielding magic power, making them difficult to find.