The most powerful wizard in the magic world

At this time, in the forbidden library of the academy, Noah and Ella were looking down at the thick spell books. The giant bookshelf next to them was full of ancient books related to witchcraft, exuding a mysterious and ancient atmosphere.

"Look at this, Ella," Noah excitedly pointed to a book with an intricately carved cover, "This is the explanation of 'Illusion'! I heard that this sorcery can create an illusory clone in battle to confuse the enemy."

Ella raised her head, frowned slightly, and after thinking for a moment, she said, "Although the illusion technique is good, it requires very precise casting. You must make sure that you are absolutely focused during the casting process, otherwise you may end up with half the result with twice the effort."

"I know," Noah said with some frustration, "but if I can master this technique, it will be able to cover my other witchcraft, and my attack capability will be greatly enhanced." He held the scroll tightly, his eyes flashing with desire.

Ella smiled, and her bright and sunny expression seemed to dispel the haze in Noah's heart: "Don't worry, we still have a lot of time to practice. You are already a fifth-level wizard and have mastered several basic combat witchcraft. Illusion is just the starting point of your innate witchcraft."

Noah nodded, but he was still a little anxious: "But as the level increases, the competition becomes more and more fierce, especially the summoning competition at the end of the semester. If I can't improve quickly, how can I..."

"You think too much, Noah." Ella patted his shoulder gently. "Everyone has his own growth rate. As long as you keep working hard, you will always make progress. Besides, the combination of innate magic of a ninth-level wizard is not easy to master. Many wizards will never be able to fully understand it in their lifetime."

"I just want to gain some advantages in grades." Noah finally confided his true feelings, "We have studied together since we were young. Although you have always been the best in the class, I always feel that I can't keep up with you."

Ella frowned slightly, turned around and looked at Noah seriously: "You have to understand that the real strong do not rely on talent, but continuous struggle and practice. My witchcraft was refined after countless failures. You have your own advantages, which may be unmatched by me."

Noah raised his head, a hint of doubt flashed in his eyes: "My advantage? I don't think I am special in any way."

"For example, your ability to control elemental magic," Ella said firmly, "During our last practice, I observed that you have excellent control over the element of fire. Maybe in the future you can become a fire wizard."

Noah was moved by her encouragement, and his heart was filled with longing for the future: "Fire system... maybe I should really give it a try. In that case, I can combine fire and illusion to perform unusual combat skills."

"This is the Noah I know!" Ella smiled. "Also, having multiple innate witchcrafts that can be used in combination will be more powerful. All you need is time and patience."

At this moment, the door of the forbidden library was suddenly pushed open, and a tall figure came in, emitting a strong aura, it was the dean of the academy, Professor Aksu. His arrival made the air suddenly become solemn.

"Students," Professor Aksu spoke in a deep voice, a thunderous sound that forced everyone to calm down, "Are you researching the subject of gifted witchcraft?"

Noah and Ella looked at each other, and Noah nodded slightly, "Yes, Professor. We want to improve our use of spells before the upcoming summoning competition."

"Very good." Professor Aksu's eyes were as sharp as a hawk. "Remember, the most important thing for wizards is not the number, but the understanding and application of each kind of witchcraft. You need to keep exploring in practice and find the one that suits you."

"But, Professor, I'm still a little confused." Noah said, "In future confrontations, how should I choose my combination of innate witchcraft?"

Professor Aksu smiled slightly, as if he had anticipated the emergence of such questions: "This is a good question. First of all, you have to choose your innate magic according to your own attributes. For fire wizards, it is very important to choose auxiliary magic that can enhance the power of fire. At the same time, the magic combination that matches your fighting style will be more effective."

Ella interrupted, "But in some cases, you may need to temporarily adjust your tactics. How can you ensure flexibility?"

"The ability to adapt flexibly comes from a deep understanding of witchcraft," Professor Aksu replied, "In battle, not only the order in which witchcraft is used, but even the timing of casting and target selection can change the situation."

Noah clenched his fists. "That is to say, a single powerful magic is not the best way. I still need to learn how to think and strategize."

"Accurate." Professor Aksu nodded. "This is also an element that you must continue to practice in the academy. I hope you can show your true strength in the summoning competition."

As the professor left, Noah and Ella returned to their books, but both had more heavy thoughts in their hearts. Noah closed the book and seemed to realize something: "Ella, what do you think will happen if these innate witchcrafts are combined? Suppose I can combine the witchcrafts of fire, phantom and wind attributes, will there be unexpected effects?"

"Of course it's possible," Ella thought seriously, "For example, use the illusion technique to create multiple flame clones to confuse the enemy instantly, and then attack when their attention is diverted. This combination will definitely catch people off guard."

Noah's eyes lit up: "If I add the element of wind, I can make these flame clones move faster, and even increase the power of the flames through the blessing of wind. This tactic will become very tricky."