Sixth Ring Wizard

Second-level Spells are relatively easier to obtain; in the Land of Dawn, there are no strict restrictions in this area, and oftentimes, it can't be completely restricted.

Magic belongs to the realm of knowledge, so spreading it is relatively easier, hence there are no strict restrictions.

Anyway, even if you obtain a Second-level Spell, you need to have the ability to learn it.

However, the Key of Rules is an individual entity, with very few in number, making it easy to control.

Even in the Land of Dawn, a Key of Rules is an extremely precious item and is hard to reach the Barren Lands.

Hence, for so many years, there have been no Level 2 Wizards emerging from the Barren Lands.

Even if there were, it was only after reaching the Land of Dawn that they became Level 2 Wizards.

Herag thought about it, for him, the Key of Rules could be obtained through channels on Serlandir's side.

As long as the historical Contribution Points reach three thousand, he has the eligibility to apply for a Key of Rules, and then it will depend on whether the review passes.

Herag felt that the current probability of approval would be low because he is not yet very experienced, and may not pass.

However, there is no need to rush; Herag glanced at the Talisman Stone, the current historical Contribution Points are 1870, with remaining points at 1600.

He still lacks over a thousand points to meet the minimum requirement to apply for a Key of Rules, which needs time to accumulate.

Moreover, Herag cannot advance to a Level 2 Wizard in a short time, he has just advanced to Crystalization Wizard and still requires a long period of Spiritual Power accumulation.

One cannot be hasty, rashly advancing to a Level 2 Wizard.

Because in the process of advancing to a Level 2 Wizard, the strength of the Spiritual Crystal is very crucial.

If the Spiritual Crystal's strength is insufficient, it is quite possible to shatter because it can't withstand the Spell Model of a Second-level Spell.

Once the Spiritual Crystal shatters, even if you don't die, you can no longer be a Wizard.

For someone about to advance to a Level 2 Wizard, becoming an ordinary person is undoubtedly the cruellest event in the world.

Thus, the stage of being a Crystalization Wizard is particularly important, a Wizard must ensure their Spiritual Crystal is as strong as possible.

Most Crystalization Wizards push their Spiritual Power to its limits before attempting to advance to a Level 2 Wizard.

Because this opportunity comes only once in a lifetime, they can only succeed, not fail; failure would be an irreversible disaster.

Therefore, the vast majority of Crystalization Wizards are extremely cautious about advancing.

Naturally, Herag is the same, he is determined to cultivate his Spiritual Power to the extreme before attempting to advance to a Level 2 Wizard.

Though slower, it is steadier.

He very much desires to become strong quickly, but he also understands the principle of "too much haste, less speed," and that these matters cannot be handled recklessly.

Herag observed the newly formed Spiritual Crystal in his mind, knowing there is still a long way to its limit, so he is not anxious.

Herag then considered the second issue, which is choosing which Second-level Spell to use during the advancement.

Second-level Spells have many types and are numerous.

Herag doesn't have to worry about obtaining Second-level Spells, he can exchange for them from Serlandir's Secret Vault or purchase them from other places in the Land of Dawn.

As long as he has enough Magic Stones, there's no worry about not being able to buy Second-level Spells.

Herag needs to consider what type of Second-level Spell to choose.

Normally, most Crystalization Wizards choose Second-level Spells corresponding to their specialization.

Unless their specialization Spell type is particularly obscure, they would choose other types of Spells.

Because specializing in a Spell means you have a high affinity with that category of Energy Particles and can more easily sense the corresponding Power of Rules.

But Herag currently does not have this restriction; he was originally specialized in Dark Energy Element.

After absorbing the Royal Elf Bloodline, he directly became specialized in Full Element Mastery, able to quickly learn and master all types of Spells.

Herag thought, Time Type and Spatial Type Spells are certainly the optimal choices.

Generally, no Wizards choose these two categories of Spells mainly because these two categories of Second-level Spells are extremely rare, especially Time Type Spells, which are very scarce.

Additionally, very few people are specialized in Time and Space Elements, as these two categories belong to particularly rare attributes; most people have conventional attributes.

Lastly, because any Magic involving time and space is inherently complex and difficult to master.

Correspondingly, Time and Space Rules are also the hardest to fully understand, and difficult to sense.

Most people prefer a safe advancement to Level 2 Wizard, and choosing Space, Time Type is too adventurous.

Herag thought about it and decided not to pursue these two categories of Spells, indeed the risks are too high.

Even if he wants to learn the corresponding Spells, he can completely wait until after advancing to Level 2 Wizard to gradually study them, there's no need to choose such Spells during advancement to increase the difficulty.

While pondering, Herag suddenly opened his eyes and glanced at the Space Ring.

He remembered that in the Space Ring, there were two Stone Slabs, the contents of the second slab he couldn't currently read with his Spiritual Power, it was at least a Second-level Spell.

Herag suddenly thought if the first Stone Slab records the Great Dark Heaven, a Level 1 Spell with a very high ceiling, then the Spell on the second Stone Slab must also be substantial.

If possible, it might be worth trying to analyze the Spell on the second Stone Slab, and if suitable, it could be solidified into the Spiritual Crystal as a Spell.

Solidified Spells within the Spiritual Crystal are similar to Talent Spells, they do not require Magic Power or incantations and can also be seen as a form of Talent Spell.

Herag then took out the large Stone Slab; the room's ceiling height was sufficient to accommodate it.

He did not look at the contents of the second Stone Slab, as gazing too long at such things could damage Spiritual Power.

"Shenlan, if we analyze the contents of this Stone Slab at a daily Magic Power consumption rate of 30%, how long will it take?" Herag asked.

"Analyzing and calculating..."

"Estimated to require 397 days."

"Over a year..." Herag pondered for a moment and then instructed Shenlan to commence the analysis of the Stone Slab's contents.

This time estimate is based on a daily Magic Power consumption of 30%, but actually, it doesn't need to take this long.

Because when staying at home without any errands, more Magic Power can be spent to accelerate the analysis speed.

Of course, when something comes up, to preserve one's state, the consumption should be about 30%, or the analysis could be paused altogether.

There's no rush with analyzing the Stone Slab, it shouldn't interfere with normal daily life.

After having Shenlan start the analysis, Herag stored the Stone Slab back away, it couldn't be seen by others.