Chapter 20 The Possibility of Shaman Elementalization

A night passed, and Nergo, who had listened to "music" all night, was "full of energy", but I don't know why Charlie could speak again later.

But who cares?

Nergo washed up as usual, and his breakfast was enough to make him die of crescent saberfish meat when he was a human.

He took out a cup and poured a full glass of light beer into it.

Don't get me wrong, this is the standard amount of food for orcs.

Nodding with satisfaction, Nergo quickly swept the table clean with the momentum of a whirlwind.

After eating and drinking, Nergo tidied his appearance and washed the dishes before walking out the door.

He had to take a good look at how miserable the witch died yesterday.

It couldn't be that Garlock resurrected him and then started to scratch him? That would be too cruel.

"Boy, I will kill you!"

As soon as Nergo went out, he heard a familiar curse.

It was a soul body, and her painful wailing was like some banshee from another world.

"Tsk, now I understand why you made such a big fuss yesterday." Nergo hesitated for a moment, then asked, "What do you think when you see your scraped flesh after becoming a ghost?"

"******!"

"Your psychological endurance is really poor." Nergo muttered and ignored her, ignoring the witch's soul.

You are just a soul. I was not afraid of you when I was alive, so what can you do after I die?

Do you still want to make trouble?

Nergo went straight to Garlock's wooden house, and the soul followed Nergo relentlessly along the way.

Fortunately, this journey was not long, so Nergo didn't suffer a lot of scolding, but because the scolding of this soul was so ugly.

As a result, Nergo's first sentence when he saw Garlock was: "Can I kill her?"

The old shaman glanced over here, and the slightly old orc's face had a spirit that was not there before. After the great revenge, the whole person seemed to be much more energetic.

"When I knew she was going to block your door in the morning, I had already assumed that she would die again." Garlock smiled, "I didn't expect your temper to become so good."

"It seems that I misunderstood your meaning." Nergo snorted coldly and directly used magic to tear apart this rude soul along the way.

"Speaking of which, your coming-of-age ceremony is coming?" Garlock asked.

"Yes." After entering the house, Nergo found a seat and sat down and responded: "Next year I will be exactly twelve years old."

"It looks like your study career is coming to an end." Garlock took out a book, which was very clean, without any ancient feeling or dust to make it special.

"In the past year, I have taught you how to use most of the spells."

This is true. Nergo's teaching of the shaman can be simply summarized in one sentence.

That is, the master leads the way, and the practice depends on the individual.

As long as you have mastered all the spells, we can declare that you have graduated.

Translated, it means, can the shaman cast spells? Can you communicate with the elemental spirits? Then you go home...

As for how much you will achieve in the future, it depends on how talented you are in licking... uh, I mean how much talent you have in communicating with elemental spirits.

"Yes, I am very grateful for your teaching."

"Not enough." Garlock took out the book not just for a look, "Your dream is very ambitious, and those spells can't make you achieve too much."

He handed the book to Nergo, "At the same time, you also helped me successfully avenge my wife, which is also a favor."

"So I am going to give this book to you. The book records some of my unique ideas, which may be of some help to your future." Garlock paused after speaking, "My time is coming, and I should have died a long time ago. I used to die because my wife's cause of death was unknown, and now I want to see the world you describe."

"Don't let me down."

"Nergo never lets people down."

"Open it and take a look. If you have any questions, you can ask me at any time." Garlock just finished speaking, and saw Nergo nodded and turned the book, which was not thick.

I said that shamans can't be so shabby, they must have their own unique skills. How can such a direct disciple be treated the same as the wholesale students who attend the class?

Sure enough, this is a magic book. When I opened it, it was as expected.

Just like any student's math notebook, it was either theory or formula...

Ah, this.

Fortunately, after years of systematic study, Nergo can barely understand it, so he doesn't make a joke of not knowing a word of the secret book in front of him.

The ancients said that there is a golden house in the book, and there is a beautiful woman in the book. Nergo didn't see the golden house and beautiful woman, but this spell is real.

Among them, the book records many interesting ideas, some of which are whimsical and seem impossible to complete, while others have been realized, and Garlock even told them about it in the usual theory class.

But what attracted Nergo's attention the most was the speculation titled "Shaman Elementalization". Nergo turned to it on the last page of the book.

"Shaman Elementalization..." Nergo pondered for a moment, thinking to himself, "If I'm not mistaken, this thing should be a spell like Elemental Ascendant?"

Elemental Ascendant, you may be familiar with it. It is also called Twilight Ascendant or Ascendant for short. It is a special elemental creature.

Unlike other elemental creatures, these guys were originally transformed from mortals.

Through a dark ritual called "Ascension," they are imbued with the power of the elements and transformed into this powerful monster.

It was not until the Twilight's Hammer's conspiracy was destroyed that these Ascended Ones disappeared from the world.

And when people saw them again, they were already in the Ring of the Earth. The shaman had perfected this ascension ritual, temporarily transforming the shaman into the form of an ascender, from irreversible to controllable normal spells to fight against burning. Legion.

"Is there a theory of ascension now?"

Thinking of this, Nergo couldn't take his eyes away, carefully reading every sentence above, and imagining possibilities in his mind.

Although there are similarities between Garok's "Ascension" spell theory and the Ascension used by future shamans in the game, there are still many differences.

For example, Garlock's idea is to use the blessing of elements to gradually transform his body into elements after performing a fusion ceremony, and ultimately achieve an "upgrade" process.

This approach is undoubtedly dangerous, irreversible, and even a bit deviant.

But it's not without its advantages.

If a normal shaman is a politician, he gains power by walking among the elemental spirits, using both soft and hard tactics.

Dark Shamans are thugs who gain power by coercing elemental spirits.

Then this elementalized shaman has turned himself into power, and relies more on himself than the elemental spirit.

"A crazy idea." Nergo grinned, "But it's also a genius idea."

Nergo closed the book and kept those elementalization theories firmly in his mind.

He looked up and looked outside the house, "It's already dark."

Looking inside the room, Garlock was already lying on the bed and asleep.

Nergo was stunned for a moment, then shook his head, "Don't you even have a quilt?"

He took out an animal skin blanket from his magic pocket and put it on Garok. He was so focused that he didn't notice that it was getting dark. No wonder he fell asleep.

Nergo did not take away the notes, but found a piece of paper to write down his thoughts. He had obtained the most critical knowledge, and he left this book as a souvenir for the old man.

"I didn't expect that the old man had to endure a long time today."

Nergo quietly closed the door and went straight to the house.